Burk GSC3000, Installation & Operation Manual

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3. When the Assign Unit Number dialog appears, select which PC COM port you are
using to connect to the I/O unit. Then enter the password for the unit (the
default password on a factory new unit is PASSWORD). Finally, use the drop-down
list to choose a unique unit number for your I/O unit (0-15). Be sure one (and
only one) I/O at each site is identified as unit 0.
4. Click Set to save the unit number to the I/O unit. If you have additional I/O units
that need unit number assignments, repeat the steps above until all units have a
unique number.
IIM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T!! Macros, actions and timed events refer to specific unit numbers. If you change the unit number of
an I/O unit already installed at your site, you may have to edit macros, actions and timed events in other units
at that site in order for the activities to run as intended.
CREATING THE G-BUS NETWORK
(GSC3000 ONLY)
Once every I/O has a unique unit number, physically connect your units on the G-Bus Network so that Lynx will
recognize them at your site.
1. Disconnect from any Lynx connection to your site.
2. Use the included RJ-45 jumper cables to link a G-Bus port on the rear panel of one I/O to a G-Bus port
on the next I/O. It makes no difference whether you link G-Bus 1 to G-Bus 2 or vice-versa.
3. If you are using a Voice Interface, connect it to the G-Bus network in the same way as an I/O unit.
4. After linking each unit, connect a G-Bus terminator to the unused G-Bus port on the first unit and to the
unused G-Bus port on the last unit.
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