Getting Started With Rosa; Control Modes - Barco STELLAR User And Service Manual

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Getting started with ROSA

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Control modes

Control modes

Remote mode
Local mode via ROSA
Caution!
Local mode via the
front panel display
Contact control mode
The S can be controlled in three different modes:
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• Remote mode via ROSA/C
• Local mode via ROSA and RS-232Contact control mode
If a S is operated from a central control station with ROSA, the ROSA client
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controls the S via the C
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tion. This is the primary connection to the ROSA management system and is used
during daily operation.
Note! If the remote ROSA logs off the C
polls the S
TELLAR
will be able to display the messages from the S
message view.
The local RS-232 connector is used for local control of the S
tem. In local mode you have full control over the codec, but cannot manage several
S decoders in a network. The local control using the RS-232 connection is
TELLAR
used for service and diagnostic purposes.
Avoid using ROSA on both the local and the remote port simultaneously.
The S can be operated in local mode from the front panel display. For further
TELLAR
information,see Front panel operation, p. 35.
The contact control from the contact closure interface contains macros to be effectu-
ated on external command. The event of a contact closure is recorded in a message in
ROSA.
and RS-485
OPERNICUS
server using the remote RS-485 connec-
OPERNICUS
OPERNICUS
. This means that when the ROSA logs on again it
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, the C still
OPERNICUS
in the ROSA
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by a ROSA sys-
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Control modes