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5 S3: Station ID setting switch
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Used to set the station ID for S-BUS remote. The station ID of this board designed specially for the
primary station is fixed even if changes the lever position.
The factory setting is as follows. (
fig1-15E
OPEN
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6 S4: Selection switch
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Used to the various settings of the board.
The factory setting is as follows. (
fig1-15E
OPEN
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S4-1: Precedence processing selection
Used to select the priority; a command from the S-BUS remote is processed prior to a command from
RS-422A remote or a command from RS-422A is processed prior to a command from the S-BUS
remote.
OPEN (Upper) :
CLOSE (Lower) : RS-422A is prior to S-BUS.
S4-2: Table data size selection
Used to select the size of the table data output from the primary station.
This switch is set to CLOSE (Lower) in normal operation.
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After turning on the power, the initialization time changes according to this switch setting.
(OPEN: approx. 80 seconds, CLOSE: approx. 20 seconds)
OPEN (Upper) :
CLOSE (Lower) : 128 byte (Factory setting)
S4-3: Soft matrix selection
If selects OPEN, the 64 x 64 matrix switcher made by the software is available. This function is used
to display the assigned signal name and the crosspoint tally.
OPEN (Upper) :
CLOSE (Lower) : Disable (Factory setting)
S4-4: REMOTE 1 baud rate selection
Used to select the baud rate of the S-BUS data link connecting to REMOTE 1. If selects OPEN (1250
kpbs), set the baud rate of the other devices on the same S-BUS data link to 1250 kbps.
If selects OPEN (1250 kbps), it is necessary to attach a 75Z terminator at both ends of the cable.
Therefore, the cable break cannot be detected, but the response speed is faster than 312 kbps.
OPEN (Upper) :
CLOSE (Lower) : 312 kbps (Factory setting)
S4-5 to S4-7: Not used
Factory setting : All CLOSE (Lower)
BKPF-R70
indicates the switch lever position.)
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indicates the switch lever position.)
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S-BUS is prior to RS-422A. (Factory setting)
32 byte
Enable
1250 kbps
1-7. Location and Function of Switches/ LEDs
1-9 (E)
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