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Repeat the above mentioned procedure until all the categories are complete:
YEAR
YY
YY MM DD HH MM
Example
MONTH MM
93 05 08 15 37
DAY
DD
HOUR
HH
MINUTE MM
When the units relating to the minutes have been set, press the MODE key and
the system will complete the data by adding the seconds.
At the end of this operation the system prompts the following message:
ARE YOU SURE?>> Y
AT this point it is possible to switch between the answer Y and N by pressing the
SET key and confirming the choice by pressing the MODE key .
If the answer “N” is given the system restarts with the initial clock setting proce-
dure; If the answer Y is given the time and date are confirmed and the following
message appears:
C A R D I N
***** ACD-148 *****
The internal clock is now set.
The internal clock automatically adjusts to compensate for leap years
STEP A: MEMORIZING THE USER CODE
1. Insert the encoded key in the slot. If the code is confirmed the led “Key-Enable”
will light up;
Caution: If you are using pre-encoded Cardin model S48 radio
controls go directly to point 7 otherwise carry on from point 2.
2. Press the COD-GEN button to memorise one of the randomly generated codes
and make it available for transfer to a transmitter (TX);
3.
Insert a 2/4 channel S48 transmitter into the relative slot on the front
panel
4. Press the TX key relative to the channel which is to be memorised. If the code
has been correctly transferred from the ACD-148 to the transmitter the LED Code
transferred will light up.
5. Repeat operation 4 by pressing all the transmitter keys of the channels you want
to activate;
In this way the generated code is transferred from the ACD-148 to the EEPROM
in the transmitter.
pressing CHA key: code ------------> Section A of the TX
pressing CHB key: code ------------> Section B of the TX
pressing CHC key: code ------------> Section C of the TX
pressing CHD key: code ------------> Section D of the TX
If the answer Y is given the current time is confirmed and you are returned to the
system menu. If the answer N is given the following message appears:
A2.1.
ENTRY NEW TIME [ HH:MM:SS]>>:
Insert the desired time following the format indicated in the brackets and then
press the return key <CR>; If the information is correct the following message
will appear:
!! UPDATED !!
Type <ESC> to EXIT
If the information is incorrect the following message will appear:
TIME WRONG! RETYPE? [ Y/N]>Y
Pressing the <space bar> alternates between Y and N, pressing <CR> confirms
the choice.
If the answer Y is given you return to point A2.1 otherwise you are returned to the
system menu without altering the time.
A3 Modifying the BAUD RATE
The system BAUD RATE can be modified by choosing Nr. 3 from the system
menu: The current BAUD RATE will appear on the screen as follows:
CURRENT BAUD RATE: 9600
ARE YOU SURE? [Y/N] >>
If the answer Y is given the current baud rate is confirmed and you are returned to
the system menu. If the answer N is given the following message appears:
BAUD RATES AVAILABLE
1. [ 1200 ]
2. [ 2400 ]
3. [ 4800 ]
4. [ 9600 ]
ENTRY NEW BAUD RATE [ 1-4 ]>>
To select the desired BAUD RATE press 1,2,3 or 4 or press the <ESC> key to
make no changes.
The following message appears after the baud rate has been chosen:
Type <ESC> to EXIT.
ATTENTION: After the BAUD RATE has been modified the system will continue to
operate using the old baud rate until the next system RESET (activated by pressing
the relative button on the back of the ACD-148) or until the next SERIAL TIMEOUT
interruption. If the BAUD RATE is changed from a remote station you must wait
for 2 minutes to pass without introducing data via the keyboard in order to update
the baud rate.
