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R&S OSP
OSP-B104/-B114 dialog
When the dialog for operation of the R&S OSP-B104 module is opened, the actual relay
setting of this module is read back from the hardware and displayed. The information from
the relay status is used, therefore also manual operation of the relay is recognized.
As mentioned above, the actual status of the relays is read back from the relays itself
via an additional contact (position contact). If this contact is not wired or does not
close, the "faulty" status of a relay is marked by a red field at the relay number
concerned. See following example.
OSP-B104 relay status / delay time
The LAN configuration can be setup using the OSP Panel application. Seeback of the
relay status on the OSP-B104 fails and is marked by a red field, the relay position
contact and/or cabling needs to be checked.
Note that the OSP-B104 relay delay time must be set in accordance to the relay data
specification. If the delay time is too short, the relay status also may be shown as
faulty. See
3.3.9.2 Setting the Output Pattern
Clicking on one of the channel buttons in the output pattern field, the status of the
output channel can be changed.
An output channel marked in blue color indicates that the output channel is switched to
low level (GND). Switching is performed on an active low signal, therefore the blue
color indicates the active state.
An output channel marked in white color indicates, that the output channel is in high
impedance state. This is also the default after reset.
To take over particular channels of the output port into the path configuration, the
button left to the channels of the output pattern must be selected by clicking on each
button of the required outputs. The selected output channel is displayed in green color.
All output ports with selected (green) buttons are taken over into a path configuration.
Pressing the Shift key while clicking on a relay button will toggle between selecting all
relays of this module and deselecting all of them.
Operating Manual 1505.3896.12 - 14
chapter 5.2.4
for further information on the relay delay time.
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