Viking RC-3 Technical Practice page 5

C. Default Slave Commands
As shown in Installation section B, multiple RC-3 units can be stacked to control up to 9 relays in larger applications.
The master unit is assigned relay numbers 1-3, while the first slave has 4-6, and the second slave has 7-9. Default
relay commands for the slave units then have a first digit of 4-6 or 7-9, and a second digit the same as the master unit
(see section A above).
Note: The procedure for programming slave RC-3s is described in Installation section B and Programming section C. Quick Programming
Features. When the relay bank number is set in programming to 2 or 3, which sets the unit up to act as a slave, the default relay commands are
automatically reprogrammed to the slave command set for that relay bank, so that the first digit of the commands are 4-6 or 7-9 instead of 1-3. Also,
the timed activation of all relays is set back to 5 seconds following any relay bank number programming. For these reasons, it is important that the
relay bank number be set first, before any other slave programming.
D. Custom Slave Commands
Slave RC-3s can be programmed with custom relay commands as well. The same limitations and requirements apply
as with the custom relay commands.
E. Default Global Commands
To force the RC-3 to hang up .......................................................
To start a timed activation for all relays ........................................
F. Custom Global Commands
As with the RC-3 relay commands, custom global commands may be programmed as well. The same limitations and
requirements apply as with the custom relay commands.
P r o g r a m m
P r o g r a m m
A. DIP Switch Programming
DIP Switch Position Description
1 OFF
1 ON*
2 OFF
2 ON*
3 OFF*
3 ON
4 OFF*
4 ON
B. Entering the Programming Mode
Notes: 1. The touch tones " Q " and "#" can be used in your custom commands but if " Q " is the first (or only) digit of a command AND access code
is disabled (dip 2 off), it will no longer be possible to access programming by dialing " Q " plus the security code. The only way to enter programming
in this case is to either turn on dip switch 2 to enable access code or turn on dip switch 3 to enable the learn mode (see Programming A. DIP Switch
Programming).
2. If the E-30 Mode has been enabled (dip switch 4 on), "#" plus the security code is used to enter the programming mode, rather than " Q " plus secu-
rity code.
3. Programming can only be accessed in the Series, Trunk or Ring Trip Connections. There is no way to access the program mode in Parallel
Connection.
1. To Locally Program the RC-3 (without connecting the unit to a telco line)
Step 1. Connect a touch tone phone to the OUT terminals.
Step 2. Place the TALK BATTERY switch in the ON position.
Step 3. Come off hook.
Enter Q and the security code (factory set to 845464).
Step 4.
Step 5. Two beeps should be heard. You are now in the programming mode.
Step 1. Connect a touch tone phone to the OUT terminals.
Step 2. Place the TALK BATTERY switch in the ON position.
Step 3. Turn dip switch 3 (Learn Mode) ON.
Step 4. Come off hook.
Step 5. Two beeps indicate that you are in programming.
Step 6. Be sure to return dip switch 3 to the OFF postition when finished.
Note: To leave programming, hang up. The 20 second Programming Timer is not running while locally programming.
i n g
i n g
Unit configured as a Slave
Unit configured as a Master
Access Code disabled
Access Code enabled
Learn Mode disabled
Learn Mode enabled
** E-30 Mode disabled
** E-30 Mode enabled
01
02
ON ON
OFF
1 2 3 4
* Factory Settings
** Note: When the RC-3 is switched into or out of the E-30 Mode,
the timing for the "timed activation" of each relay is set back to 5 sec-
onds. See Operation, section E.
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VIKING
MODEL RC-3
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VIKING
ELECTRONICS
HUDSON, WI 54016
THREE RELAY REMOTE
TOUCH TONE CONTROLLER
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