Programming - Remtron Command Pro 21T10 User Manual

as well as programming of application information. This
is recommended for larger installations that must maintain
systems with a variety of configurations.
A stand alone programmer, RAC16, is available for most
applications. It provides a convenient method for changing
the identity code and making basic application changes
to the transmitters and receivers.
Programming Levels
Most programming changes involve only the assignment
of the identity code. The identity code in a six digit
alphanumeric number that contains the operating
frequency and address of the unit. This level of
programming is described in this manual.
Higher levels of programming, those that allow changing
of time constants, relay assignments and decoding logic
are covered in a separate manual.
Identity Code
The unit identity code consists of a six digit alphanumeric
number such as 2E005B. The range of numbers is 0
through 9 and A through F.
The first two numbers designate one of the 87 frequencies
that are used for these systems. In a plant with many
units located in a close area, each system can be assigned
a different frequency. For reference, table 4.1 lists the
frequency for each code.
The last four numbers designate one of the 65,536 possible
address codes. Again, the range of numbers is 0 through
9 and A through F.
Each system in a plant must have a separate identity
code. Two systems with the same identity code will be
able to "talk" to each other. All systems are shipped
from the factory with a unique identity code. It is highly
recommended that the receiver identity code not be
changed, rather a transmitter identity code be made to
match that of a receiver.
SECTION 4: MAINTENANCE

Programming

The transmitter and receiver are programmed using the
same method.
Transmitters have a four position connector with one pin
removed for keying. Receivers may have a four position
or a six position connector with one pin removed for
keying. The programmer has a six position connector
with one position blanked.
Locate the programming connector on the transmitter
board or the RF/Decoder board in the receiver and
connect the plug from the programmer. Note that the
plug is polarized and must be connected with the plug
aligned with the position of the blank pin.
If programming a transmitter, make sure the batteries are
installed. If programming a receiver, make sure power is
applied to the RF/Decoder board (power LED is ON).
Note that an RF/Decoder board with the six position
programming connector can be powered from the
programming box and does not need external power.
If the programmer is not already on, turn the programmer
power on by pressing the ON button. The display will
show what the programmer is connected to for 5 seconds
and then will read and display the ID CODE of the unit.
4.2
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6 pos connector 4 pos connector
TX CONNECTED
ID CODE 28008C
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