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Appendix B--Troubleshooting/FAQ

Inputs

Five (5) independently
con

gurable digital inputs/

outputs

Input Types

Maintained N.O.
Maintained N.C.
Momentary N.O.
Momentary N.C.
Momentary toggle

Status Output

24 Vdc (60mA maximum load for
all outputs combined)
Indicator output on each I/O port

Communication Interface

RJ-45 (8P8C) Ethernet/Web
Server
DMX in/thru 3-wire

Circuit circuit delay

0.025 sec to 999 sec (selectable)

Environmental Standards

Operating Temperature: –5°C to
+60°C (internal emperature)
Storage Temperature: –20°C to
85°C
Operating Humidity: 5% to 95%

Time Clock

Operation during absence of
power = >2 years

Memory Retention

Program: > 20 years

Standards

Pending

ESD Immunity

IEC 1000, Level 4

RF Susceptibility

IEC 1000, Level 3

Electrical Fast Transient
Susceptibility

IEC 1000, Level 3

Electrical Surge Suceptibility--
power line

IEC 1000, Level 4

Electrical Surge Suceptibility--
data line

IEC 1000, Level 3

FCC--Part 15, Class A
ETL Tested to: Pending

Summary of Contents for Xtend Power Controller

Page 1: ...139 0701 01 8 1 19 Xtend Power Controller Instruction Bulletin Retain for future use LynTec XPC ...

Page 2: ... any of the procedures outlined in this document The user is responsible for determining whether this product is appropriate for the intended application LynTec is not responsible for any indirect secondary or ancillary loss or damage including personal injury loss of or damage to property or loss of income resulting from the operation or failure of this unit ...

Page 3: ... SS 2PL and SS 2LRP Locking Switch Sets 13 Initial Power up procedure 14 Chapter 5 Control Setup Web Page 15 OVERVIEW 15 Status 15 Control 15 Setup 15 Support 15 Event Log 15 Setup 16 Setup Home 16 Network setup 17 Networking Multiple XRS and XRM Units 20 Panel Setup 21 Circuit setup 21 Zone setup 22 Global Preferences 26 Setup 26 Labeling 26 Global Control Preferences 26 Selecting Circuits for Em...

Page 4: ...uilt in web page 32 Using a secondary controller 32 Appendix A Telnet and TCP IP Protocols 33 Telnet Protocol 33 Addressing Scheme 33 Circuit Related Commands 33 Zone Related Commands 35 Event Related Commands 36 Checksum 38 TCP IP Protocol 38 Circuit Control B 38 Zone Control Z 38 Events Control E 39 Appendix B Troubleshooting 40 Troubleshooting the XPC 40 ...

Page 5: ...m commands received via the communications network or from dry contact inputs Acceptable communications protocols include HTTP sACN DMX 512 and Telnet OVERVIEW Chapter 1 Introduction CONTENTS Each XPC comes standard with the following hardware components installed Ethernet input DMX In Thru inputs Emergency override input Four contact closure inputs Two outbound circuit outputs 24V power supply In...

Page 6: ...l sequencing with selectable individual step rates 25ms to 999s Smart phone tablet or laptop control and monitoring built in Built in scheduling program with astronomical clock and 84 schedule events Can be interfaced with any control system that communicates individual circuit addresses in HTTP Telnet DMX sACN or contact closure Circuit selectable load shedding feature for emergency shutoff ...

Page 7: ...ride Contact closure Inputs One set of contacts for emergency override and four contact closure inputs F DMX Input and Thru Allows the panel to be directed by a secondary DMX controller When DMX is enabled the control page is disabled G Ethernet Port Connects the panel to a computer or network for initial setup or long term operation using the built in web interface Port also provides sACN connect...

Page 8: ...ncluding the following READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS There are no user servicable parts inside the XPC Do not attempt to service yourself Do not expose the XPC to moisture Do not use outdoors the enclosure is not rated for outdoor use Do not mount near gas or electric heaters Do not feed after midnight Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not readily be s...

Page 9: ...Z TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS DE SÉCURITÉ Il n y a pas de pièces utilisables par l utilisateur à l intérieur du XPC Ne pas Tentez de vous entretenir Ne pas exposer le XPC à l humidité Ne pas utiliser à l extérieur l enceinte n est pas évaluée pour l extérieur utilisation Ne montez pas près de gaz ou de radiateurs électriques Ne pas nourrir après minuit L équipement doit être monté dans des endroits et...

Page 10: ... the setup Chapter 5 Control Setup 5 Connect the controller to a secondary controller or add contact closures if necessary Chapter 4 Wiring Chapter 5 Control Setup 7 If your XPC system does not operate as expected verify that everything is installed and programmed correctly Appendix B Troubleshooting Chapter Three Quick Start Guide INTRODUCTION This chapter is a quick reference listing the steps n...

Page 11: ...nel Default is normally open but this can be changed to normally closed or monitored loop in setup see Ch 5 2 When the contacts change state all circuits that have been selected for E Shutoff will cycle to OFF 3 When the contacts change state all circuits that were ON when E Shutoff was activated will return to the ON state if Enable Recovery is selected Ch 5 See Chapter 5 to configure the softwar...

Page 12: ...umper the C pin of the ON switch to the pin ii Connect the Input terminal arrow pointing towards header to the NO pin of the ON switch iii Connect the Output terminal arrow pointing away from header to the pin of the ON switch 2 Wire the OFF switch to Digital I O port 3 on the rear panel as follows i Connect the 24VDC Common terminal to the C pin of the OFF switch ii Connect the Input terminal to ...

Page 13: ...VDC Common to the pin of the ON switch ii Connect the pin on the on switch to the 1 pin on the lock iii Connect the Input terminal arrow pointing towards header to the NO pin of the ON switch iv Connect the Output terminal arrow pointing away from header to the pin of the ON switch v Connect the C pin on the ON switch to the 3 pin on the lock 2 Wire the OFF switch to Digital I O port 3 on the rear...

Page 14: ...Wiring 14 INITIAL POWER UP PROCEDURE Connect a computer with an Ethernet port and installed web browser program to the XPC Network connector using the provided crossover cable Then enter the IP address displayed on the front panel ...

Page 15: ...its cannot be manipulated from this page This page allows the user to manipulate individual circuits as well as circuit zones All ON OFF and Hurry Off commands can also be triggered from this page The setup section allows you to setup and use the XPC controller From this section you can manipulate the network settings assign circuits to zones create sequences activate emergency management features...

Page 16: ... password fields is pw Enter the desired username in the first field password without spaces or symbols in the second and then retype the password again in the third field When ready click the Update Login Info button to save the changes to the controller s memory Note Password can be any 2 8 character string Contact information for service can also be entered on this page Under the Serial Number ...

Page 17: ...edules pages at any time ensure the desired buttons have been selected and then click the Print Pages button to the right Please print a copy for your records after setup is complete This screen shows the current network values If DHCP is enabled then the fields will be greyed out It is recommended that the user consult with the network administrator before changing these values The IP Subnet and ...

Page 18: ...p 18 Figure 5 3 Interface options Port Type The port type section is used to select the preferred communication protocol The controller defaults to Ethernet TCP IP for setup but can be controlled in conjunction with sACN or DMX 512 protocols ...

Page 19: ...trol for that circuit zone Although circuit zone status may still be monitored by web browser or smartphone DMX and sACN are exclusive and cannot be used on the same controller at the same time Either can be used to control circuits in zones while other zones are controlled by IP commands or contact closures Streaming ACN E1 31 For sACN operation use the following steps The XPC allows up to four d...

Page 20: ...quencing across all units To connect XPCs together use the following steps 1 Connect all Xtend units to the network on the same subnet 2 The XPC will be the master unit 3 In the web interface click the Setup tab and then the Network tab 4 Under Master Remotes IP Configuration enter the IP address for each remote unit Figure 5 3 1 Master Remotes IP Configuration ...

Page 21: ...ow to setup your XPC for remote operation To add remote Xtend modules to the interface follow these steps 1 Under Setup go to the Panels tab 2 Click the Scan Circuits button Figure 5 4 3 If panel configurations are correct click Accept Changes 4 Assign names to the circuits Figure 5 5 Figure 5 5 ...

Page 22: ...rom the dropdown 4 If using DMX or sACN operation select the address set Figure 5 8 or universe Figure 5 9 from the ZONE SETUP Circuits can be controlled individually or arranged into zones Circuits in zones can be toggled at 25 ms intervals Grouped Operation at variable intervals Sequenced Operation or via DMX or sACN To setup a Zone follow these steps 1 Choose which zone you would like to edit F...

Page 23: ...re 5 8 Choose address set from the dropdown Figure 5 9 Choose universe from the dropdown 5 Select a circuit to add to the zone by clicking on the circuit you want to add Figure 5 10 Figure 5 10 Click on the green receptacle to add a circuit to a zone ...

Page 24: ...s will change to DMX or sACN 7 For sequenced operation select a delay time from the dropdown Circuits in grouped zones toggle in 25ms intervals Figure 5 11 Delay time is the amount of time after a circuit changes state before the new circuit in sequence changes state If using one of the custom delay settings enter the desired delay time in the custom delay setting field Figure 5 12 Figure 5 11 Cli...

Page 25: ...blind test circuits will not actually toggle Please note that delay times larger than one second are reduced to one second in Test Mode for expediency Figure 5 12 10 Disable zones that are not in use so they do not appear in the status and control pages Figure 5 13 11 Click Save Changes Figure 5 14 to save zone information when finished Click to test zone operation Change drop down to Disabled to ...

Page 26: ...s off rapidly without sequencing E Shutoff Turns selected circuits off when external contacts or emergency management system activates uses I O CC 1 GLOBAL PREFERENCES SETUP This section guides you through the setup process for the many features and preferences in your XPC system Labeling In addition to labeling circuits each unit in your XPC system can be named up to 16 characters Figure 5 15 For...

Page 27: ...time and off time buttons using pull down menu and clicking the pick button to select 4 Assign weekend S S on and off times by clicking on time and off time buttons using pull down menu and clicking the pick button to select 5 Enable each schedule by clicking the checkbox for that line Figure 5 17 Assigning Schedules to Zones To assign a schedule to a zone in the Panel screen 1 Select the desired ...

Page 28: ...the Onboard field on the Controller is automatically assigned to that 1 Rename each contact closure as desired 2 Select contact closure action type 3 Use CC Module 1 and CC Module 2 only if I O Expander boards are installed 4 Save Changes Figure 5 19 Assigning Contact Closures to Zones To assign a contact closure to a zone in the Panel screen 1 Select the desired zone from the drop down box Figure...

Page 29: ...anges button at the top of the Onboard I O box 6 Follow the previous instructions for assigning a contact closure to a zone selecting the merged ports 7 Click the Save Changes button in the upper left corner of the Panels page Verify proper operation of your Switch Set 1 Press the ON switch Circuits in the selected zone should immediately begin actuating 2 The ON indicator should flash steadily un...

Page 30: ...Alert Setup Follow these steps to set an email alert 1 Go to Setup Alerts tab 2 Enter email addresses 3 Select alert types tripped circuit BO EO EL On Recovery and or Temperature 4 If using Temperature alerts enter the temperature threshold Figure 5 21 ...

Page 31: ...m the top of the page Once on the CONTROL page simply click each circuit for individual control Or click a zone for zone control All Circuits ON and All circuits OFF commands can also be executed Using a secondary controller For DMX and sACN follow the manufacturer s instructions using the DMX addresses entered in the NETWORK page see page 16 TCP IP schemes are in Appendix B page 38 ...

Page 32: ...ircuit status identifier 200 0xC8 Zone status identifier 201 0xC9 Event status identifier 202 0xCA Emergency override identifier 203 0xCB Checksum identifier 204 0xCC Checksum digits 205 214 0xCD 0xD6 Stop byte 240 0xF0 Circuit address 1 byte Numbers 1 through 168 0x01 0xA8 are assigned to populated circuits in sequential order Zone number 1 byte 1 12 Activate circuits 0xB0 0XB4 circuit_address_1 ...

Page 33: ...f circuits to be deactivated m n 168 Request all circuits status 0xB0 0xB6 0xF0 Request circuits status 0xB0 0xBD circuit _address_i circuit _address_j circuit _address_n 0xF0 circuit_address_1 circuit_address_n addresses of circuits status of which is requested Request bus status 0xB0 0xBE bus 0xF0 bus 0 7 number of bus status of which is requested Reply to activate deactivate circuits command st...

Page 34: ... bus status command status of all circuits of the requested bus 0xB0 0xBE byte_1 byte_11 0xF0 byte_i format is identical to 3 9 except i 1 11 Circuit status description 4 bits 3 5 6 panels only Value 1 2 Status Off On Activate zone 0xB0 0xB7 zone_number_1 zone_number_m 0xF0 zone_number_1 zone_number_m numbers of zones to be activated m 12 Deactivate zone 0xB0 0xB8 zone_number_1 zone_number_n 0xF0 ...

Page 35: ... reply is generated for Reply to request zone status command status of all 12 zones 0x40 0xB9 byte_1 byte_2 byte_3 0x80 byte_i bits 7 6 status of zone 4i bits 5 4 status of zone 4i 1 bits 3 2 status of zone 4i 2 bits 1 0 status of zone 4i 3 i 1 3 Zone status description 2 bits Value 1 2 3 Status Off On Sequencing Event ON 0xB0 0xBA event_number_1 event_number_m 0xF0 event_number_1 event _number_m ...

Page 36: ...event_ address_j event_status_j 0xF0 event_address_i event_status_i event_address_j event_status_j addresses and status of events updated by the command reply is generated for Reply to request event status command status of all 2 events 0xB0 0xBC status_byte 0xF0 status_byte bits 3 2 status of event 2 bits 1 0 status of event 1 Event status description 1 bit Value 1 2 3 Status Off On Processing Be...

Page 37: ...is facilitated by the use of the HTTP GET command In the example below GET the XPC s IP address Example of GET command GET p2 XPC IPB002 1 Three modes of control are Circuit control B Zone control Z Event Control E Refer to LynTec XPC browser set up for circuit numbering GET p2 XPC IPB002 1 This control string will turn circuit 2 on GET p2 XPC IPB002 0 This control string will turn circuit 2 off C...

Page 38: ...ts in the XPC system GET p2 XPC The system will return the following circuits 10110111111111111111 zones 111111111011 events 1000000 The above return is displaying the status of a 20 circuit circuits system in which all are presently ON with the exceptions of circuit 2 and circuit 5 which are OFF The above return is also showing the status of 12 zones all are ON with the exception of zone 10 which...

Page 39: ...t panel LCD Dark no activity No power connected to input 1 Connect power to input 1 Unable to connect to web page Incorrect IP address Verify IP address on front panel display Anti Virus software on PC Disable AV software to test Unable to control with switch set Incorrect wiring Test continuity of wiring Check to make sure solder connections are secure Contact closure setup incomplete Check to ma...

Page 40: ...rcuit circuit delay 0 025 sec to 999 sec selectable Environmental Standards Operating Temperature 5 C to 60 C internal emperature Storage Temperature 20 C to 85 C Operating Humidity 5 to 95 Time Clock Operation during absence of power 2 years Memory Retention Program 20 years Standards Pending ESD Immunity IEC 1000 Level 4 RF Susceptibility IEC 1000 Level 3 Electrical Fast Transient Susceptibility...

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