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Distributor 18-36 v input, 15 v output
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SLICE6 Distributor
(18-36 V input, 15 V output)
User's Manual
September 2018
13006-90320-MAN (Rev. 0)
© Diversified Technical Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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  • Page 1 SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 13006-90320-MAN (Rev. 0) © Diversified Technical Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 Table of Contents DTS Support ........................3 Introducing the SLICE6 Distributor .................. 4 Connector Panel ......................... 4 BATTERY Connector ....................... 5 UP Connector ........................5 Communication Method ....................5 SLICE6 DAS Connectors (DN-1 through DN-4) ...............
  • Page 3: Dts Support

    DTS has support engineers worldwide with extensive product knowledge and crash test experience to help via telephone, e-mail or on-site visits. The best way to contact a DTS support engineer is to submit a request through the DTS Help Center portal (support.dtsweb.com).
  • Page 4: Introducing The Slice6 Distributor

    4 temperature sensors. A discussion of the LEDs begins on page 7. SLICE6 Distributor Connector Panel The SLICE6 Distributor does not contain an internal battery and must be connected to external power (main or battery) at all times for operation.
  • Page 5: Battery Connector

    The external battery will charge whenever sufficient external power is connected to the UP connector, however the fastest charge rate is when the SLICE6 Distributor is in a power down state (i.e., the ON signal is absent). When the ON signal is present, the SLICE6 Distributor is fully functional, however external power is principally used to support the SLICE6 Distributor and the attached DAS, thus reducing battery charging to a minimum.
  • Page 6: Slice6 Das Connectors (Dn-1 Through Dn-4)

    PWR and STS LED states, allowing system status visibility using an external pendant or other indicator when the SLICE6 Distributor front panel is not visible. Data from external temperature sensors may be monitored and recorded from within the software.
  • Page 7: Leds

    (2 Hz) (2 Hz) (2 Hz) <20% –or– fault The SLICE6 Distributor does not contain an internal battery and must be connected to external power (main input or battery) at all times. Recorder Mode Circular Buffer Mode Armed and waiting for Start Record signal...
  • Page 8: Basic Care And Handling

    Shock Rating The SLICE6 Distributor is rated for 500 g, 3 ms half-sine duration, in all axes. Mounting Considerations SLICE6 equipment should be bolted securely to the test vehicle or dynamic testing device to provide the best shock protection.
  • Page 9: Power Management

    216 W (max) external battery** * Max charge rate is only possible when the SLICE6 Distributor is in a power down state (i.e., the ON signal is absent) ** For use with DTS-supplied, lithium-ion batteries only *** No DAS or battery attached + ON signal present...
  • Page 10: Software

    SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 Software Currently, only DataPRO software supports the SLICE6 Distributor. Additionally, the operation of your system depends greatly on the features and functionality of the DAS and support equipment available to you. Please see the DataPRO software manual and your equipment user’s manuals for detailed discussions and implementation specifics.
  • Page 11: Appendix A: Connector Information

    SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 Appendix A: Connector Information External BATTERY Connector* (Omnetics A98081-025) (looking into the connector) Function -VDC input from external battery -VDC input from external battery -VDC input from external battery...
  • Page 12 SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 UP Connector (Omnetics A99116-037) (looking into the connector) Suggested mating connector P/N: A98101-037 (includes jack screws and 18” pigtails) Function Function Ground Ground Ethernet TxRxA (+) Ethernet TxRxA (-)
  • Page 13 SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 SLICE6 DAS Connectors (DN-1 through DN-4) (Omnetics A38100-825) (looking into the connector) Suggested mating connector P/N: A29000-125 (includes jack screws and 18” pigtails) Function /ON-DAS (contact closure input to Ground)
  • Page 14 SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 AUX Connector (Omnetics A38100-831) (looking into the connector) Suggested mating connector P/N: A29000-131 (includes jack screws and 18” pigtails) Function Ground Temp sensor clock (1) Temp sensor clock (2)
  • Page 15: Appendix B: Mechanical Specifications

    All copyright, patent, and ownership rights are retained. This information shall not be disclosed, Manufacture/fabricate to meet the EU RoHS Directive reproduced in whole or in part, or used for manufacture without prior written consent from DTS. 2011/65/EU and RoHS Annex II phthalates...
  • Page 16: Accessories/Support Equipment

    13006-90342: SLICE6 In-dummy Battery (7.2 V, 2-Cell, 3 Ah) 13006-90350: SLICE6 ATD ID and Status LED Pendant 13006-90360: Cable, SLICE6 Distributor (UP) to Mini Distributor (SYSTEM) (150 cm) 13006-90380: Cable, SLICE6 Distributor AUX to ID Pendant + 2 Temp Sensors 13006-90410: SLICE6 Distributor Interface Device support.dtsweb.com...
  • Page 17: Appendix C: Hardware Configuration Specifications

    Using the SLICE Network Configuration Utility The SLICE Network Configuration Utility (available from the DTS Help Center) can be used to view or change the unit’s IP address. Use of the utility requires a network that supports multicast and the workstation running the utility must also allow it.
  • Page 18 LED to flash. Note: Clicking on 3. Select the SLICE6 device from the list. (A SLICE6 Distributor is selected in the image above.) The device Settings are shown at the bottom of the window. The current IP address may or may not match the fallback IP address, depending on whether DHCP is selected.
  • Page 19 SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 4. To enable DHCP, select the check box then select . Proceed to step 7. 5. To disable DHCP and manually enter IP address and other information, unselect the check box.
  • Page 21 SLICE6 Distributor (18-36 V input, 15 V output) User’s Manual September 2018 Revision History Date Description 12 Sep 2018 Initial release. support.dtsweb.com 13006-90320-MAN (Rev. 0)

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