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Summary of Contents for iLumin SI-2
- Page 1 SI-2 System Integrator Installation guide...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Ambient atmosphere requirements Connections iCANnet wiring iCANnet announce button iCANnet termination Serial device connection Operation indicators Programming Adding the SI-2 to iCANsoft The SI-2 configuration window Viewing SI-2 details in iCANsoft RS232 communication settings Startup action Input strings Input actions Output strings... -
Page 4: Introduction
The compact SI-2 System Integrator provides a 5-way connector block at one end Serial connection for the iCANnet link and a 9-pin D-type female socket... -
Page 5: Connections
If it is not connected as an end device in the iCANnet chain, you need to disable termination. Note: The connection to the serial device is treated CAT 5 separately and has no impact on whether or not the SI-2 cable should be terminated. +12V... -
Page 6: Serial Device Connection
Operation indicators The SI-2 unit provides an RS232 link via a standard 9- The SI-2 unit has a red and green indicator at either end pin D-type female connector. The SI-2 uses five pins of to assist with configuration and troubleshooting. -
Page 7: Programming
System manual. Viewing SI-2 details in iCANsoft Adding the SI-2 to iCANsoft Once the SI-2 unit has been added to the iCANsoft Once the SI-2 System Integrator has been connected application, it will appear in the devices list within the... -
Page 8: Rs232 Communication Settings
RS232 communication settings of the device match those of the SI-2 unit. For details about discovering or changing the communication set- tings for the connected device, please refer to docu- mentation supplied with it. -
Page 9: Startup Action
You can use these to further define the action that should occur during the SI-2 startup phase. Note: When selecting the RS232 Serial Message option, the available output message strings can be viewed and altered within the ‘Output Strings’... -
Page 10: Input Strings
Once defined, you can then use the related ‘Input Actions’ page to determine what action the SI-2 should take when any particular message is received. To define or alter an input string 1 Click on the ‘Input Strings’... -
Page 11: Input Actions
Input actions The ‘Input Actions’ tab allows you to determine what should occur when a received message from the con- nected device matches one of those defined within the ‘Input Strings’ page. To define or alter an input action 1 Click on the ‘Input Actions’ tab. 2 Click on the required entry to highlight it and then click on the ‘Action Type’... -
Page 12: Output Strings
Output strings The ‘Output Strings’ tab is where you can define one or more message strings that need to be sent to the connected device, when prompted by certain iCANnet actions. Once defined, you can then use the related ‘Output Actions’ page to link iCANnet actions to the defined string message(s). -
Page 13: Output Actions
In operation, when a received iCANnet action then matches the pa- rameters defined within this page, the SI-2 unit will send the message string (from the Output Strings page) that corresponds to the row number (01, 02, 03, etc.) of the matched action on this page. -
Page 14: Sequences
Note: Sequence numbers monitored from 1 to 16 within the ‘Output Actions’ page coincide with the sequences that may be programmed within the SI-2 unit itself. If a sequence number below 17 is monitored to cause an output action and is also used as an SI-2-contained se- quence, then both events will take place simultaneously. -
Page 15: Diagnostics
Diagnostics The Diagnostics page provides tools for testing all as- pects of your SI-2 installation. The page is split into six separate areas as shown here: Input Actions - allows you to Output Actions - allows you Output Strings - allows you to... -
Page 16: Appendix 1
12 area 23 fade character conversions are hard coded into with a carriage return the SI-2 unit and do not occupy character typically any of the memory spaces re- hex D, decimal 13 served for customised commands. or #... - Page 17 Command RC Request Channel Level Command QS Start Sequence This message requests the level of a channel in an area. This message initiates a selected sequence. The syntax is: @RCxxx:Axxx<cr> The syntax is: @QSxx:Sxxx:Nxxx:Axxx<cr> RCxxx defines the channel number, where xxx is valid QSxx defines the sequence number, where xx is 1 to 16.
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