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- Page 1 ProScale RF Receiver User Manual Firmware version 1.0 and greater...
- Page 2 Accurate Technology, Inc. Firmware Version 1.000 ATTENTION The ProScale RF Receiver is only compatible with ProScale General Purpose Displays that are equipped with an integral RF transmitter AND firmware version 2.1x or above.
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Page 3: Fcc Notice
Operation with non-approved equipment is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. Accurate Technology Inc. Page 3 of 20... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Baud Rate ....................16 Firmware Version ID ................. 16 Invalid Command..................16 ..........17 EFAULTING THE ECEIVER TO ACTORY ALUES ......17 ETTING ECEIVER FOR ASTER ODE ON THE ERIAL PRODUCT REGISTRATION ................19 ProScale RF Receiver User Manual Page 4 of 20... -
Page 5: General Information
In addition, the receiver will support standard baud rates from 2400 to 115200 bits per second. The following is a list of features for the ProScale RF receiver: • Six output formats to support various data collection requirements. -
Page 6: What This Manual Contains
What This Manual Contains This Manual covers only the ProScale-RF Digital Display Receiver It is intended to supplement the ProScale manual part number 800-1097-001, covering the operation of the Wireless Digital Display. Terminology This section provides a brief description of terms used within this manual. -
Page 7: Installation
ECTION NSTALLATION The ProScale RF receiver is simple to install and connect to a PC. 1. Connect the low voltage DC power supply (provided) to the rear of the receiver. Plug the power supply into an AC outlet. The top green LED on the front of the receiver will illuminate. -
Page 8: Configuration
ONFIGURATION Depending on the receiver model you have purchased, the unit has the ability to receive signals from either a Single ProScale RF display or from Multiple ProScale RF displays. After the receiver is connected to the computer and power applied, the unit can be configured for operation. -
Page 9: Command Format
V – Firmware version ID. No parameters. S – System ID. Used to configure the receiver to only accept signals from ProScale-RF displays that have the same system ID. This prevents signals from other ProScale-RF displays with different system ID’s within radio range from being received. The default is O –... -
Page 10: Output Modes
Output Modes There are six output modes available on the ProScale RF receiver. The first five are ASCII text formats and the sixth mode is a binary data mode that provides partial message emulation for Accurate Technology’s ProRF™ two- way radio system. This provides backward compatibility for applications that were designed using the ProRF system. -
Page 11: Output Mode 3
The status information is used in conjunction with the drift monitor feature of the ProScale General Purpose display. If the drift monitor is enabled on the display and movement is detected outside the drift tolerance range, the display will indicate a drift condition and a drift signal will be sent on the RF channel. -
Page 12: Output Mode 5
Byte 10 Byte 11 Bytes 12 - 19 Note: In the ProScale RF emulation mode, bytes 7 through 10 of the message are fixed at 1, 0, 1, and 1 respectively. ProScale RF Receiver User Manual Page 12 of 20... -
Page 13: Deleting A Previous Measurement Record
Deleting a previous measurement record The ProScale General Purpose display has the capability of transmitting a “delete previous measurement” signal by pressing the F2 key on the digital display. This causes the text “DEL” to be displayed instead of a position. This can be used to indicate the previously recorded entry in a file needs to be removed. -
Page 14: Operation
Command Format Examples The following examples demonstrate how to configure various parameters of the ProScale RF receiver system. <ENTER> is the enter key on the PC. If an invalid command letter is entered, the receiver will provide the following response: Use t, s, o, d, v, b, m or e. -
Page 15: Echo Mode
(Factory Default = <CR/LF> (0)) To change the terminator mode to CR only (1), type: T1<ENTER> Use 0 (zero) for CR/LF and 1 for CR only The receiver responds with: Terminator now = <CR> (1) Accurate Technology Inc. Page 15 of 20... -
Page 16: Baud Rate
If an invalid command letter is entered, the receiver will provide the following response: Use t, s, o, d, v, b, m or e. Upper case to edit, lower case to view. ProScale RF Receiver User Manual Page 16 of 20... -
Page 17: Defaulting The Receiver To Factory Values
Setting Receiver for Master Mode on the Serial Port By default, the ProScale RF receiver is designed to operate as a slave device. In this mode, a standard serial cable is used to connect the unit to a PC for normal operation. - Page 18 This page intentionally left blank ProScale RF Receiver User Manual Page 18 of 20...
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Page 19: Product Registration
RODUCT EGISTRATION Fill out for your records FAX to Accurate Technology @ +1.828.654.8824 or Register on line at http://www.proscale.com/registration.htm Name E-Mail Company Address Address City State/Region Zip/Postal Code Country Purchased From: Purchased When: Serial Number: Accurate Technology Inc. Page 19 of 20... - Page 20 This manual is available at www.proscale.com Please return your Product Registration Card or register your system at: http://www.proscale.com/registration.htm P/N 800-1340-001, Revision A, Copyright © 2004, Accurate Technology, Inc. All rights reserved. ProScale RF Receiver User Manual Page 20 of 20...
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