Gasboy FuelOmat system 8 Popt Commverter User Manual

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MDE-4820H88PPOORRTTCCOOMMMMVVEERRTTEERROPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL This document P/N 817423401 is based on Orpak’s 8 port CommVerter operation

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure PageFIGURE 1-1. COMMVERTER – GENERAL VIEW... 11 FIG

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4.6.2. Removal Tool – Spring ARC In order to detach a sub-module from the CommVerter main board, use only the Spring-ARC tool, a unique device from

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 97 4.6.3. Removal Tool – Procedures To detach a sub-module from the CommVerter main board, pro

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5 SETUP AND CONFIGURATION SECTION5.1. GENERAL This section provides the setup and configuration procedures to enable the CommVerter to operate pr

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3. The changes shall be effective only after resetting the 8-port CommVerter. 4. The 8-port CommVerter is not suitable for transmission rate above 9

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The Main Screen includes on its left pane a list of communication protocols and standards for your selection, in accordance with the local station e

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5.3. ETHERNET SETUP PROCEDURES To setup and define the Ethernet communication on the Ethernet screen, proceed as follows (see Figure 5-3): 1. In

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5.4. TCP PORTS SETUP PROCEDURES To setup and define the TCP ports in the *-port CommVerter, proceed as follows: 1. In the Main screen, press on th

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5.5. SERIAL PORTS SETUP PROCEDURES To setup and define the serial ports in the CommVerter, proceed as follows: 1. In the Main screen, press on the

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5.6. PIPES SETUP PROCEDURES (NOT TO BE USED) . Figure 5-6. Pipes Setup Screen 8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 104

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5.7. DIGITAL I/O PORTS SETUP PROCEDURES (NOT TO BE USED) Figure 5-7. Digital I/O Ports Setup Screen 5.7.1. Door Open Detection Digital I/O Por

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual viiLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure PageFIGURE 2-32. 4XCONTACTOR MODULE JUMPERS...

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Figure 5-8. Digital I/O Ports Setup Screen – Door Open Detection Activation 8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 106

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5.8. ADMINISTRATION TASKS PROCEDURES The Setup and Configuration screen provides an administration screen whereby you can display the data stored du

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 “Read default” This option enables reading all the factory defaults from the memory. At this stage you can introduce all necessary changes and st

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5.8.2. Service Web Ports – TCP/IP Timeout Definition Procedures The Service Web ports are shown for information only. They are shown by scrolling

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5.8.3. Login Information Definition Procedures (Not to be used) Figure 5-11. Service Web Ports – TCP/IP Timeout Screen 8 Port CommVerter Oper

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5.9. SYSTEM MONITOR INFORMATION SCREENS 5.9.1. General The System Monitor screen provides information about:  Ports and their definition - in

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Figure 5-13. System Monitor Screen – Sockets, Memory, File Status Figure 5-14. System Monitor Screen – Reset Counters, Configuration Status

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5.9.2. Counters Description This paragraph provides a description of the several counters, as shown in the Reset Counters list, within the System M

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 5.10. TERMINAL SCREEN (Not to be used) Figure 5-15. Terminal Screen 114

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6 CHECKS AND TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION6.1. GENERAL This section provides the checks and troubleshooting procedures to ensure CommVerter proper oper

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual viii LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure PageFIGURE 4-3. COMMVERTER UNIT – DAMAGED SUB-MODULE...

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0 APPENDIX A UPGRADING THE COMMVERTER TO A NEW VERSION GENERAL This appendix provides the procedures for the upgrading of the CommVerter to a new

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NOTE Only your laptop and the CommVerter should be connected to the switch hub  Obtain and write down on a separate paper all the relevant commu

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SETTING THE APPLICATION PARAMETERS IN THE DHCP SERVER Proceed as follows:  Set your local computer network address to 192.168.1.103 with mask 255

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SETTING THE APPLICATION PARAMETERS Proceed as follows:  Go to “settings” by Press the Screen button. The “settings” screen is displayed  Chec

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FINAL PROCEDURES Proceed as follows:  After checking that the correct parameters are displayed, click on “OK” button  Close the application.

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 After the upload procedure is finalized, turn off the application.  For the next upgrade, just change the firmware in the directory and perform

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 122 The final formula for

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0 APPENDIX B PLANNING AND CONNECTION OF PI’S GENERAL This appendix provides the general rules with planning and connecting PI’s and tag readers/prin

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Distributors have different plug-in types as spare parts. Distributor or technician has the option to add, in the station, and according to specific

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 125 For Island 1,2 and 3 - ICR PLUS w/Mechanical Pumps for 4 hose (PA039500401) & 1 RS-4

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual ix LIST OF TABLES TABLE PAGETABLE 1-1. COMMVERTER MODULES...

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0 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION SECTION1.1. SCOPE The 8 port CommVerter unit, referred to as "CommVerter" throughout this document, is a compone

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1.3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The CommVerter is a Communication Converter, interfacing serial Forecourt devices such as pumps and tank level gauges to th

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Figure 1-2. CommVerter PCB - General View The unit supports a combination of up to 8 serial links of various standards as required at the foreco

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Petrol stations around the globe are dramatically different in many aspects and the CommVerter addresses all:  Total number of dispensers –several

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1.4. MODULES 1.4.1. Modules Several types of modules are available to support each communication type. The configuration of the CommVerter for ea

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8 Port CommVerter operation and installation manual 151.5. SPECIFICATIONS Important Notice At a rate above 9600 bps, the communication protocol

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SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Read all warning notes and instructions carefully. They are included to help you installing the Product safely in the highly fl

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4 to 10 VDC (require wiring changes) 4 Pulsar Input High level sink current (@15V) 3mA 5 Maximum pulse rate of MPI-C at 50% duty cycle Up to 5

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0 2 APPLICATIONS SECTION2.1. SCOPE This section provides the interfaces available between the CommVerter and several types of fuel pumps. This se

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2.2.2. System Architecture 1: Centralized at the Station Office The CommVerter is usually installed centralized at the station office together with

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2.2.3. System Architecture 2: Moved to the Isle Side In some applications, it is recommended to move the CommVerter to the isle side, carrying one

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2.2.4. System Architecture 1: Using an OrPT and/or µVIT on the Isles Other system configuration could be implemented when using an OrPT and/or µVIT

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2.3. TYPES OF FUEL PUMP AND THEIR COMMUNICATION METHOD The CommVerter is used as an interface for several types of fuel pumps, as listed below: Pum

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Pump/Dispenser Manufacturer Model (Protocol) Communication Type Board P/N No. of channels / board (include sub board) Max Number of pump heads per ch

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Pump/Dispenser Manufacturer Model (Protocol) Communication Type Board P/N No. of channels / board (include sub board) Max Number of pump heads per ch

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2.4. CONNECTORS 2.4.1. General The CommVerter in its basic version includes four separate connectors. Each connector supports up to two distincti

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2.4.2. Mating a Connector The CommVerter kit includes one size mating connectors to be wired in accordance with the selected fuel station configura

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WARNING Components substitutions could impair intrinsic safety. Attaching unauthorized components or equipment will void your warranties. CAUTIO

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2.5. LAN to RS-485 APPLICATION The LAN to RS-485 application is required when connecting fuel pumps and other serial devices to home base controller

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Figure 2-8. RS-485 Two Port Module NOTE This module does not require opening the Commverter to view the LEDs status and indications. The LEDs a

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2.5.1. RS-485 Connector Pinout The following pinout is required for the LAN to RS-485 application, for all devices that supports RS-485 and RS-485

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* Jumper state 1 is the factory default setting Figure 2-9. RS-485 Module Jumpers Baud rate jumper Echo jumper LED8 Port CommVerter Operation

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RS-485 Electronic Device Pump (For any RS-485 Devices) The wiring for the RS-485 electronic pump is provided as follows:  Figure 2-10 shows the s

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Figure 2-11 RS-485 Electronic Pump - Wiring Diagram 8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 31

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2.6. LAN to RS-232 APPLICATION The LAN to RS-232 application is required when the connection to specific devices, such as TLGs, is via RS-232. In

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NOTE This module does not require opening the Commverter to view the LEDs status and indications. The LEDs are displayed through the holes of the C

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2.7. LAN to CURRENT LOOP 2.7.1. LAN to Current Loop Application The LAN to Current Loop configuration is applicable whenever the CommVerter includ

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NOTE This module does not require opening the Commverter to view the LEDs status and indications. The LEDs are displayed through the holes of the C

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 Jumpers J1, J4 installed; (for old PCBs J3, J6 also installed) for 45 mA (default) consumption  Jumpers J1, J4 not installed; (for old

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Figure 2-16. Current Loop Wiring Diagram – Single Cluster Figure 2-17. Current Loop Wiring Diagram – Multi Cluster 8 Port CommVerter Operation

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Figure 2-18. Current Loop Electronic Pump-Wiring Diagram 8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 38

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 39 2.7.5. Wayne Pump Configuration Example The following paragraph provides the pump configuratio

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 40 2.7.6. Gilbarco Legacy & Gasboy 8800 Current Loop Electronic Pumps Configuration To set

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 41 3. Click on Admin Tasks. The Admin screen is displayed. Scroll down the page to reach the TCP

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10. Click on Serial Ports. The Serial Ports screen is displayed. Scroll down the page to reach the Port that needs to be changed (see Figure 2-21) 1

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 43 2.7.6.1. SiteOmat Configuration for Gilbarco Legacy & Gasboy 8800 Current Loop Electronic

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3. Set up a bus for use by Gilbarco Legacy & Gasboy 8800 pumps. Note: port number may differ. 4. Save the newly added Bus by clicking on the Ne

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Figure 2-24. Pump Server Settings Dialog Box 9. Add a cluster for use by Gilbarco Legacy & Gasboy 8800 pumps. Be sure to select the Enable Ec

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1.1. SCOPE...

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Figure 2-25. Setup Pump Settings Dialog Box 13. Fill in the Pump number, Pump Head, and Number of hoses. The Pump Head number must match the Pump

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Figure 2-26. Setup Pump Settings (More) Dialog Box 8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 47

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2.8. LAN to TOKHEIM APPLICATION The LAN to Tokheim module is installed in the CommVerter whenever the pumps in the station are of Tokheim brand. Th

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NOTE There is no external indication of the LEDs status. Remove the Commverter cover to reveal the module LEDs. LEDs Indication Connector Side C

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TTCTTDDCC-GND8 PORT MODULE P/N: 819223420DISPENSER Figure 2-29 Tokheim Electronic Pump - Wiring Diagram Figure 2-30 Tokheim Electronic Pu

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2.8.4. Addressing Dual-Sided Tokheim Pumps Figure 2-31 shows an example of the pump settings that should be defined in SiteOmat FCC to address dual-

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2.9. 4xCONTACTOR APPLICATION The 4xContactor module includes four relays that toggle status from NC (normally close) to NO (normally open), and vic

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2.9.2. 4xContactor Module Jumpers The jumpers in the 4xContactor module can be set in two different configurations. The module includes four consec

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2.9.3. Station Setup The relays control the pump's valve according to pump server's pump state which does not support the suspend resume c

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2.9.4. Pump Server Setup The ini file contains definitions used to communicate with the relays. Example for one pump is given below: [cluster_01]

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page2.7.1. LAN to Current Loop Application...

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 2.9.5. 8 Port CommVerter Setup The 8 port CommVerter should be activated via its digital contr

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 57 2.10. LAN to RS422 APPLICATION 2.10.1. RS422 Module Application The RS422 module (and the

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NOTE There is no external indication of the LEDs status. Remove the Commverter cover to reveal the module LEDs. LEDs Indication Connector Side C

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Figure 2-39. Sub-RS422 Module NOTE There is no external indication of the LEDs status. Remove the Commverter cover to reveal the module LEDs.

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2.11. LAN TO NUOVO PIGNONE APPLICATION The LAN to Nuovo Pignone module transforms data transmission into Nuovo Pignone Pump Interface. Figure

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2.11.1. Nuovo Pignone Connector Pinout The following pinout is required for the LAN to RS-232 application. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 TX2- TX2+ RX2- RX2+ TX1-

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 62 LEDs Indication Connector Side Channel 1 (RS232) Rx D3 Channel 1 (RS232) Tx D2 Channel

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2.13.1. MPI-C Connector Pinout and Signals Table 2-3 details the MPI-C pinout, Table 2-4 describes MPI-C signals. Table 2-3. MPI-C Pinout 8 7 6 5

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2.13.2. Mechanical Pump - Pulser Connections This paragraph describes the required wiring connections between the pulser in the mechanical pump an

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Figure 2-45 Terminal Block Wiring Connections Figure 2-46 shows the MPI-C – Low Voltage Electronic Pulser Wiring Connection Figure 2-46: Low

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual iiiTABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page2.14. 5-PORT LAN SWITCH...

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Figure 2-47 Terminal Block and 3-Wire Pulser – Wiring Connections 2.13.3. Pulse Divider The Pulse Divider P/N 800911300 (see Figure 2-48) is use

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Table 2-6. Pulse Divider Connections Signal Type Description Connection Diagram Option A Input pulses are above/under zero level and/or weak O

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Table 2-7. Pulse Divider Pinout Description Name Wire Color Pin# Input voltage from CommVerter to Pulse Divider (10-28VDC) DC INPUT RED 1 Ground GRO

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2.13.4. Description for LED's on the MPI-C board Figure 2-49 LEDs on the MPI-C MPI-C MPI-C sub Signal Description D_21 D_20 In Use ON=N

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2.14. 5-PORT LAN SWITCH The 5-Port LAN Switch enables internal communication to peripheral devices. It supports up to five LAN channels. The 5-Port

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The location of the 5-Port LAN Switch is on the 8-port PCB, at CN14 connector (see Figure 2-51). Figure 2-51 5-Port LAN Switch on 8-Port PCB

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2.15. CETIL ER3 MODULE (see Figure 2-52) For ER3 use the following: Cetil ER3 comverter module P/N 819523425 Sub (relay card) P

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LEDs Indications Connector Side Channel 1 Tx D16 Channel 1 Rx D17 Channel 2 Tx D18 Channel 2 Rx D19 S/W LEDD3 NOTE Each pump head is conn

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2.15.2. Sub Module Pumalan Pumalan Module (Cat. No. 819223445) consists of two separate communication ports (clusters). Pin 1-4 = first communicati

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2.16. DOOR OPEN DETECTION The FFC includes a feature for preventing unauthorized third parties from forcing the sealed FCC box door. The FCC genera

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual iv TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page4.5. SUB-MODULE INSTALLATION AND GROUNDING ...

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual Figure 2-57. Door Open Detector Connection 76

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3 COMMVERTER DESCRIPTION SECTION3.1. SCOPE This section provides a detailed description of the CommVerter and its specifications. 3.2. PHYSICAL

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3.2.2. Front and Rear Panel The CommVerter front panel includes eight red LED indicators behind a transparent protecting window (see Figure 3-1).

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3.3. LED INDICATORS 3.3.1. General The CommVerter unit includes eight LED indicators on its front panel, protected behind a transparent plastic wi

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual If the CommVerter PCB is used, the locations of the LEDs on the board are shown in Figure 3-4

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Table 3-1. CommVerter LED Indication LED No. Name Assigned to Indication 1 --- Blinking Application running 2 --- Blinking One of the chan

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3.5. MAIN BOARD JUMPERS The main board includes several jumpers for different conversion methods. Each conversion method can be set by a different

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Figure 3-5. Main Board Jumpers and Connectors 3.6. CHANGING THE IP ADDRESS In order to change the CommVerter IP address, as it may be required in

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 84 NNOOTTEE In cases where unit's IP is unknown or there is no Ping to the unit, proceed

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Figure 3-7. CommVerter Unit Setup Site – Admin Screen 7. Select the Temporary disable (up to 5 minutes) checkbox 8. Click on the Send button in

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual vTABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph PageAPPLICABILITY ...

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Figure 3-8. CommVerter Unit Setup Site – Ethernet Screen 10. Enter the required IP Address 11. Click Send 12. Click Admin Tasks. The Admin screen

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8 Port CommVerter Operation and Installation Manual 87 15. Power OFF the unit 16. Power ON the unit 17. Check login with the modified IP.

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4 INSTALLATION AND GROUNDING SECTION4.1. GENERAL This section provides the installation procedures for the CommVerter, and the removal instruction

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4.2.3. Protective Procedures Prior to installing the unit, verify the following safety and operating environment requirements: o Make sure the loc

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4.3.3. Cables’ Connections The next step in the installation procedures requires connection of cables to the CommVerter. NOTE The connection to th

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4.4. GROUNDING THE COMMVERTER 4.4.1. General The CommVerter must be grounded for safety and protection, once installed. This requirement is achi

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4.4.4. Grounding the 8-port Commverter (without RS485 card) Proceed as follows: Open the screw Insert the lug between the cover and the chassis.

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4.4.5. Verifying the Grounding Proceed as follows: 5. After connecting the Earth cable between the 8-port Commverter and the FCC enclosure earth

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4.6. SUB-MODULE REPLACEMENT - REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS 4.6.1. General The main sub-module in the CommVerter main board needs to be replaced during ma

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