Lsls Addressing - Siemens ST950ELV Handbook

Audibles cannot be lamp monitored due to the nature of the load that these devices
present to the LSLS.
Where an output is used to drive a combination of Pedestrian Nearside Green and
Audible and/or Tactile units, it is NOT possible to enable lamp monitoring on this
output.
See the ST950 Family General Handbook for the number and combinations of
devices that can be fitted to an LSLS output.

4.13.2 LSLS Addressing

The LSLS card address is set by physically removing one or more of the resistors
labelled R1 to R4 on the LSLS backplane.
This is done during manufacture, but if an LSLS backplane is replaced in the field, it
is important that the card address is configured correctly. The valid address range is
1 through 6. Figure 26 below shows the address set to 1.
Configuring the address simply requires that the resistors are completely removed
by cutting through the component legs. The address range is NOT shared with the
I/O cards or Intelligent Detector Backplanes.
The address is set according to the following table:
LSLS1
R1 Removed
R2 Fitted
R3 Fitted
R4 Fitted
If an address is incorrectly configured, the missing resistor(s) can be
replaced with wire links soldered directly across the copper pads.
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LSLS2 LSLS3
Fitted Fitted
Removed Fitted
Fitted Removed
Fitted Fitted
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LSLS4 LSLS5
Fitted Removed
Fitted Fitted
Fitted Fitted
Removed Removed
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LSLS6
Fitted
Removed
Fitted
Removed