Automated Logic RS Standard, Technical Instructions, Page: 3 / 3

Figure 4. RS Wiring
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Revised 2/25/04 • RS Standard and RS Pro 3 © 2004 Automated Logic Corporation
counterclockwise so that the cover cannot be
removed.
Rnet Port
The Rnet port on the RS Standard and RS Pro
allows a laptop computer to be connected to
the system so that test and balance
procedures can be conducted. Refer to the
APT Technical Instructions for information on
using an APT. Refer to Connecting to RS
sensors using an APT in WebCTRL Help to
learn how to access a WebCTRL system
through the Rnet port.
Connect the Rnet Access Cable to the sensor
by first holding the cable end horizontally,
prongs facing upwards, under the Rnet port.
After the prongs are hinged into the front of
the Rnet port, push the back of the cable end
up into the Rnet port so that the cable is
vertical. Click into place.
NOTE You must connect the Rnet Access
Cable to an APT and its cables, then to the
laptop.
Troubleshooting
Sensor No power Power, but not
communicating Correctly wired and
communicating
RS Standard LED on circuit board
does not light LED on circuit board blinks
1 times per second LED on circuit board blinks
2.5 times per second
RS Pro
LCD display is blank LCD displays all display
elements
LCD displays only the
temperature and current
status