Ace TC100 Quick Start Instruction

1. Getting started
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Connect JP6 of the TC100 to the serial interface of a PC ( TXD-Pin2, RXD-Pin3, GND-Pin5 of the 9-pin Sub-D Conn.)
• Run a Terminal program ( COM-setting 1200 Baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, echo off )
• Connect supply voltage to the TC100 ( +8...15VDC at Pin 8, GND at Pin 2 of the Mini DIN Socket )
• Bridge JP8 ( PGM ) briefly
• Menu appears on the screen ( "RAM Mode....")
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TC100 is now in RAM program mode: Enter instructions line by line. „run" as a last line will start the program.
Shorting JP8 ( PGM ) briefly will stop the program and switch into program mode
An error message will appear with memory overflow or wrong syntax of instructions
• Short programs can easily be tested that way
• Caution! Program will be lost in RAM Mode after switching off the power supply!
2. Typing instructions line by line
• Bridge JP8 ( PGM ) briefly
• Enter instruction "burn" ( Menu "BURN Mode..." appears on the screen )
• Starting from now every instruction line will be stored into the non volatile memory ( only correct syntax accepted )
• Terminate by typing „end" as a last line ( total number of lines will be shown afterwards )
• Program will start either by typing „run" or after every time switching the TC100 OFF and ON again
3. Uploading the „txt" file
• Write the instructions line by line using any Text Editor
• Depending on the desired mode use „ram&" or „burn&" as first line. In BURN Mode terminate by using instruction
„end" as a last line
• Use your Terminal software to send the „txt"-file to the TC100 ( total number of lines will be shown afterwards )
• Program will start either by typing „run" or after every time switching the TC100 OFF and ON again ( BURN Mode )
4. Reading the non volatile memory
• Bridge JP8 ( PGM ) briefly
• Enter instruction "burn" ( Menu "BURN Mode..." appears on the screen )
• Enter instruction „list" ( Content of the non volatile memory will appear on the screen )
Instruction Set for Universal Controller UC100 is also valid for the Mobile Controller TC100 ( only
difference is the number of available ports, port 0, 17, 18 and 19 are possible in TC100 ) So please
use the UC100 Manual for detailed programming information until the English version of the TC100
Manual is released. All information provided on our Website
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