DTS SLICE PRO User Manual Download Page 1

Page: 1 / 22

13000-30610-MAN (Rev. 5)

SLICE PRO/SLICE PRO LAB

Ethernet Controller

User’s Manual

May 2019

Summary of Contents for SLICE PRO

Page 2: ...hock Rating 8 Mounting Considerations 8 Thermal Considerations 8 Power Management 10 Power Consumption 10 Internal Battery 10 Power up and Power down Procedures 11 Communication Features 12 Communicat...

Page 3: ...e mail or on site visits The best way to contact a DTS support engineer is to submit a request through the DTS Help Center web portal support dtsweb com You must be registered support dtsweb com regi...

Page 4: ...ver current and limited transient over voltage conditions Compatible with SLICE PRO and TDAS equipment via the COM connectors ControlPanel The two 19 pin COM connectors are functionally identical and...

Page 5: ...s are considered modules for the purposes of power calculations SLICE PRO LAB systems do not contain internal batteries and must be connected to external power at all times 15 VDC nominal 9 15 V range...

Page 6: ...l units Each unit in the middle of the chain must contain one MASTER and one SLAVE connection Up to 7 SLICE PRO TDAS G5 or TDAS PRO systems can be connected in this manner Using the Event Input The SL...

Page 7: ...tatus line low Recording status line high Communicating with PC not armed Firmware version A1B6 or higher Battery Charge Status1 Power up OFF ON Charging 0 4 Hz Discharging 1 Hz 90 50 90 20 50 20 or F...

Page 8: ...thy and should not be exposed to shock vibration or other extreme environmental conditions Mounting Considerations Crashworthy SLICE PRO equipment should be bolted securely to the test vehicle or dyna...

Page 9: ...O Ethernet Controller User s Manual May 2019 support dtsweb com 9 13000 30610 MAN Rev 5 WARNING Due to battery chemistry do not operate SLICE PRO DAS at temperatures below 0 C 32 F or in excess of 60...

Page 10: ...r charging its internal battery and 500 mA per module for charging the internal batteries of connected SLICE PRO modules Power on When an Ethernet Controller is initially powered all sensor excitation...

Page 11: ...Due to battery chemistry do not operate SLICE PRO DAS at temperatures below 0 C 32 F or in excess of 60 C 140 F SLICE PRO LAB systems do not contain internal batteries and must be connected to extern...

Page 12: ...count systems In this way one Ethernet Controller Docking Station or rack can act as the main terminal point for a multiple device Ethernet system SLICE PRO TDAS PRO and TDAS G5 equipment can be dais...

Page 13: ...Y when 1 The unit is armed AND 2 The unit is ready to record data is in Circular Buffer mode or has received a start signal in Recorder mode AND 3 The unit has not received an event signal AND 4 The u...

Page 14: ...o common 7 Status input optically coupled 8 Ethernet Tx2 9 Ethernet Tx2 1 2 12 2 VDC out 10 Remote ON CC to pin 5 3 4 Ground 11 Ethernet Rx3 5 ON CC input to ground 12 Ethernet Rx3 6 EVENT CC input to...

Page 15: ...vent CC to pin 2 1 Reserved 2 Event CC to pin 1 2 Reserved 3 No connection 3 No connection 4 USB_DM DOWN 5 USB_DP DOWN 6 USB power DOWN 7 No connection 8 Reserved 9 Reserved 10 VDC out 11 VDC out 12 V...

Page 16: ...SLICE PRO Ethernet Controller User s Manual May 2019 support dtsweb com 16 13000 30610 MAN Rev 5 AppendixB MechanicalSpecifications Weight 305 g 10 8 oz Units in mm inches Torque spec 84 in lb M6...

Page 17: ...SLICE PRO Ethernet Controller User s Manual May 2019 support dtsweb com 17 13000 30610 MAN Rev 5 Units in inches mm WEIGHT AS SHOWN 4 2 kg 9 3 lbs ADD 820 g 1 8 lbs PER MODULE SIM TOM...

Page 18: ...t to pigtail termination RPX 10700 0015x Cable PC comm Ethernet via COM port REC 10700 0014x Cable COM port daisy chain RDC 10700 0018x Cable TDAS PRO rack event RVB 10700 0025x Cable TDAS G5 VDS even...

Page 19: ...PE00100 SPE00199 or SLE0100 SLE0199 x 200 299 for S Ns SPE00200 SPE00299 or SLE0200 SLE0299 x 300 399 for S Ns SPE00300 SPE00399 or SLE0300 SLE0399 Netmask 255 255 252 0 The calibration data for your...

Page 20: ...s current IP address Use compatibility mode with Internet Explorer Enter the desired IP address and or netmask into the available fields and click Apply If the IP address is valid the page will show s...

Page 21: ......

Page 22: ...B Revised max VDC input Added grounding info Updated polarity requirement for event input Reworked Appendix C to negate need for custom page Added CE Declaration as Appendix D Updated ECM weight Fogbu...