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Page 2: ...NG This equipment complies with the requirements in Part 15 of Class A computing device Operation of a residential area may cause unacceptable radio and TV reception requiring the whatever steps are n...

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Page 4: ...I I I I I I I I I I I INSTRUCTION MANUAL MRC 1600 MICROPROCESSOR REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM Fourth Edition 1 August 1984 MOSELEY ASSOCIATES INC Santa Barbara Research Park 111 Castilian Drive Goleta Calif...

Page 5: ...10 Notes on the Subaudible Option 1 3 11 Summary of MRC 1600 Operation Operation CRT Option 1 4 1 Introduction 1 4 2 Format of Display 1 4 3 Operation from the CRT Keyboard 1 4 4 CRT Text Setup 1 4 5...

Page 6: ...ions 2 11 1 Chassis Preparation 2 11 2 CRT 2 11 3 Logger MOSELEY ASSOCIATES GENERAL INFORMATION 3 1 Equipment Issue Identificatio n System 3 2 Customer Service Information SYSTEM DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATI...

Page 7: ...oard RS 232 Communications I O ALIGNMENT AND TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES 6 1 Introduction 6 2 Equipment Required 6 3 Dr awings Required 6 4 Alignment and Troubleshooting Procedures 6 4 1 Telco Input an...

Page 8: ...27 Sample Log Page 1 33 2 Wire Telco Communications Configuration 2 4 4 Wire Telco Communications Configuration 2 5 Subcarrier Subaudible Communications 2 7 Configuration Mixed Communication Configura...

Page 9: ...ory random access memory read only memory Subsidiary Communications Authority On Off Go No Go input to Remote Terminal representing an occurence of interest such as doors opening transmitter over load...

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Page 11: ...OWER button on the front panel Intercommunication between Control and Remote Terminals may be by leased telephone line 2 wire or 4 wire or option ally by subcarrier or mixed subcarrier and wire system...

Page 12: ...tion at both terminals 2 wire and 4 wire FM sub carrier subaudible or com binations of these 600 ohm balanced line nominal Series 3002 basic condition ing data channel per Bell System Technical Refere...

Page 13: ...ate 9 4 bits per second 8 bit data byte plus in a 11 bit character with LRCC and parity each frame 16 raise and 16 lower Front panel raise lower buttons parity frame bit in SPOT Form C relay contacts...

Page 14: ...C low pass filter for each channel Via front panel switches in millivolt linear power or indirect power mode A mini mum of 0 25 volts required for ful 1 scale calibration 9999 to maintain stated accur...

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Page 16: ...vided for reference The Control and Remote terminals have identical front panels You can tel 1 them apart by looking at the rear of the units The Remote has an external relay board As one might guess...

Page 17: ...terminal on the communications it is receiving from this terminal If this terminal is not re ceiving communications at all the second two digits will be displayed as XX indicating that the conditions...

Page 18: ...o warn personnel to remove the system from main tenance override mode before leaving the trans mitter plant MAINTENANCE OVERRIDE MAY NOT BE ENDED FROM THE CONTROL TERMINAL Each simultan eous push of S...

Page 19: ...u may establish alarms on transitions of the 16 status channels We will describe how to do this later I Interruption of data from control Term inal Channel 17 A O test out of factory preset tolerances...

Page 20: ...t channel 1 3 5 Failsafe Another provision of FCC regulations requires that any fault causing loss of control will automatically place the transmitter in an inoperative position Therefore when the Rem...

Page 21: ...t on channel 1 As you push NO each of these choices will be displayed in turn Push YES when your choice appears in the window MVOLT specifies that the display valu e for the selected channel will be e...

Page 22: ...MRC 1600 see below Use NO and YES Now we enter the calibration value This process is exactly analogous to the process of calibration on a con ventional remote control where you adjust a trim pot until...

Page 23: ...T mode Due to the characteristics of the A D converter used in the MRC 1600 accuracy is proportional to the input sample voltage at calibration time If you apply less than 0 25 V accuracy is not enoug...

Page 24: ...ever the LED indication for the selected status channel goes from OFF to ON FALLING is the reverse transition BOTH specifies there will be an alarm on ANY transition Do not use any response except NON...

Page 25: ...period the setup LED flashes If the Control Term inal is indeed connected to the Remote this fetch eyele taJces about 15 seconds The time required for transmission of a complete backup copy of the se...

Page 26: ...e Remote was in its cycle when the Control was powered up 15 seconds to 5 minutes will elapse before a particular channel is calibrated During this period the operator does have full control raise low...

Page 27: ...the channels Press RAISE or LOWER for relay activation after select ing desired channel Press UPPER LIMIT or LOWER LIMIT to display telemetry tolerance limit A limit of O means no limit has been esta...

Page 28: ...rformance as reported by the other terminal ex pressed as a number from 0 99 While at channel 0 the following combinations of keys have special interpretations Setup and upper limit simultaneously LAM...

Page 29: ...yed b Telemetry Display Decimal Point xxxx xxx x xx xx x xxx xxxx Use NO and YES c Sign of Telemetry Calibration Factor SIGN SIGN Use NO and YES d Telemetry Calibration Value e Telemetry Upper To lera...

Page 30: ...safe and causes an alarm After 45 seconds failsafe is entered D Power Failure Recovery When the Remote loses memory memory dump from the Control seconds and is marked by the it requests This takes SET...

Page 31: ...characters of descriptive text may be entered for each status channel The user may also set up 7 character names for the on and off conditions For example you may wish to name channel one FRONT DOOR...

Page 32: ...y to go back a channel To raise or lower on the selected channel press R to raise or L to lower Hold the key down for as long as you wish to raise or lower Alarms may be acknowledged by pushing the A...

Page 33: ...nel units CTRL and E Status channel title CTRL and R Status channel text for the ON condition CTRL and T Status channel text for the OFF condition Having selected the field to be modified you may use...

Page 34: ...nce the Logger can print 120 characters per second this will normally be for very brief periods 8 The alarm tone may also become intermittent during logging activity C If you happen to be raising or l...

Page 35: ...wledge Audible Alarm enable disable Re output Page Set Time XXXX a 4 digit Increment selected channel Decrement selected channel Raise Lower Set up analog channel title Set up analog units Set up stat...

Page 36: ...0 I 0 0 ESC TAB CTRL DEL I N I 1 2 Q LOCK A SHIFT z s A 3 4 5 6 w E R T s D F G X C V BACK 7 8 9 0 SPACE Fl F2 F3 I i u I 0 p I 7 t 9 8 H J K L RETURN I HOM E 4 5 6 B N H I SHIFT BREAK I 1 t 3 2 0 Fig...

Page 37: ...lts 07 Tnns11i tter 12 ON 88 Pllte Volhg 8 83 KVo ts 08 Fi aftent ON Pllte Current 1 95 A11ps 09 Phte ON 11 Po Out 99 S 10 Interlock clostd 11 Rtfltctd Power 7 3 U1tts 11 Overload no 12 Intlk Te11p 27...

Page 38: ...followed by one to nine status or analog values If more than nine values must be logged multiple log lines are automatically printed As alarms occur alarm messages are printed These give the time chan...

Page 39: ...roups of asterisks are printed showing how the column titles are to be placed To display all ten lines of header text as they are currently on file enter H The interval at which a new page is ejected...

Page 40: ...s The example immediately above will cause two log lines to be printed every time a log is made The list of channels may include all sixteen analog channels and all sixteen status channels if you wish...

Page 41: ...d 1 5 5 I Don t Onderstand followed by the first erroneous character in the command line Logger Operation Once the logger is placed in Operation Mode after L has been entered as described above the pr...

Page 42: ...w Header Command E Display Existing New Header Command W0000 2359 0100 New Log line Command W Display Existing Log line Command CA01 S02 A33 Log List C Display Existing Log List L Return to Operation...

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Page 46: ...e and Control Terminals be opened for a superficial inspection of the internal components This should ascertain that al 1 boards assemblies and cables are mechanically secure Four screws are used to h...

Page 47: ...ts normal posi tion and insert the fuse into the holders Slide the window up and install the ac power cord 2 3 PREINSTALLATION CHECKOUT The main purpose of the preinstallation checkout is for the user...

Page 48: ...CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS INTERCONNECTIONS The fo l lowing paragraphs tell how to connect the two termi na ls to form an MRC 1600 system 2 4 1 Telco Interconnect When telephone lines are used for commun...

Page 49: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RADIO OUT MRC 1600 REMOTE TERMINAL TRANSMITTER FIGURE 2 I CONTROL TERMINAL STUDIO 2 WIRE TELCO COMMUNICATIONS 2 4 0 0 IN RADIO OUT...

Page 50: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RADIO OUT MRC 1600 REMOTE TERMINAL TRANSMITTER FIGURE 2 2 CONTROL TERMINAL STUDIO 4 WIRE TELCO COMMUN ICATIONS 2 5 0 0 IN RAD IO OUT...

Page 51: ...e front panel Verify that the Control Terminal has a Telco Input Lo board 2002859 1 and a Telco Output Hi board 20D2860 2 2 4 2 Subcarrier and Subaudible Interconnects When FM subcarriers are used for...

Page 52: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RADIO OUT REMOTE TERMINAL TRANSMITTER FIGURE 2 3 CON TROL TERMINAL STUDIO 0 0 IN RADIO OUT SUBCARRIER SUBAUOIBLE COMMUNICATIONS MRC 1600 2 7...

Page 53: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RADIO OUT MRC 1600 REMOTE TERMINAL TRANSMITTER FIGURE 2 4 CONTROL TERMINAL STUDIO MIXED COMMUNICATIONS CASE I 2 8 0 0 IN RADIO OUT TELCO OUTPUT...

Page 54: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RADIO OUT M RC 1600 REMOTE TERMINAL TRANSMITTER FIGURE 2 5 CONTROL TERMINAL STUDIO MIXED COMMUNICATIONS CASE 2 2 9 0 0 IN RADIO OUT...

Page 55: ...Control as with subcarrier over the air then verify that the Telco Input board and the Subcar rier Output board are installed at locations P3 and P4 of the Central Processor board on the rear of the...

Page 56: ...st to Send signal asserted by the MRC 1600 any time it has some data it needs to send over the TX line A Clear to Send input which is driven by the external port This input indicates that the external...

Page 57: ...ays be activated when an alarm condition is detected In the case that a terminal is located in a studio booth it is possible to have external control of the buzzer so that wi11 be muted when a mike is...

Page 58: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RADIO OI T ALilAM T LCO THCO N IILE INP IT ourPUT MRC 1600 FIGURE 2 6 ALARM BUZZER MUTING 2 13 USER SUPPLIED MIKE RELAY...

Page 59: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com 0 0 IN RAOIO OUT MRC 1600 TO EXTERNAL ALARM LAMP 12V MAX REF TO CHASSIS vNOl 1 002 OR EQUIV FIGURE 2 7 EXTERNAL ALARM 2 14 USER SUPPLIED RELAY a VOLTAGE...

Page 60: ...hould be used to suppres s contact bounce and a pullup r esistor may be needed depending on the particular application See Figure 2 9 For interfacing the MRC 1600 relays to external relays ex ter nal...

Page 61: ...chassis bottom Remove the communications board installed at P3 on the central Processor the left of two Install the other end of the cable on P6 with pin 1 on the top identified by brown wire Be sure...

Page 62: ...de the front cover of the T I 850 are set correctly Switch if 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Position open open open open open open closed closed Install the CRT to Printer cable 24B1114 between the AUX port on the...

Page 63: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com C 600 7 5V I I 3 JK I I I Figure 2 8 Status Input Interfacing MRC 1600 2 18 USER SUPPLIED CONTACT CI OSURE...

Page 64: ...www SteamPoweredRadio Com MRC 1600 I I I I I I ___ REL A_ _ T J Figure 2 9 r 1 v DIGITAL I EQUIPMENT I I I I I L ________ _ Re l ay Output Interfacing MRC 1600 2 19...

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Page 69: ...The module identification markings of interest are normally on the component side of the PC board These include the following Assembly drawing number Revision letter to the assembly drawing stock numb...

Page 70: ...he factory Supply the model number and serial number of your unit If possible include the module identification markings discussed above Be prepared to accurately describe the difficulties encountered...

Page 71: ...late the problem module if possible By comparing levels with those referenced on diagrams or schematics the problem to the component level to a specific area or actual wave shapes and the block and le...

Page 72: ...th packing material filling all voids so that the module cannot shift inside the shipping carton The package should also be marked in red with the words Electronic Equipment or Fragile Remember the co...

Page 73: ...pment in the shipping process Again bear in mind that the survival of the unit depends almost solely on the pre paration taken in shipping it When returning your equipment to our factory please addres...

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Page 76: ...Analog Command Status and External Relay board The Control Terminal omits the Analog Command Status and External Relay boards The text below describes in general terms the purpose of these individual...

Page 77: ...figuration of the Corcom filter the ac line voltage input may be 100 Vac 120 Vac 220 Vac or 230 240 Vac user selectable Data Modems The Data Modems are a family of devices which are used to communicat...

Page 78: ...common signal ST1 ST16 carry the status information In addition to accepting data the External Relay Board provides a set of 34 relay contact closures Each channel has a Raise con tact and a Lower co...

Page 79: ...any high voltage surges over the Telco lines etc It passes communications data to and from the Data Moderns via the Central Processor board using the TELCO IN TELCO OUT SUB IN and SUB OUT lines In add...

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Page 82: ...s a total of three different voltages 15 Vdc at 8 A S Vdc at 3 A and 15 Vdc at 8A Voltages are generated through a full wave center tap diode scheme capacitively filtered then regulated using solid st...

Page 83: ...e Data is read into the MPU when this line is high E Enable is a 1 MHz square wave used for bus timing Data transfers occur on the falling edge of E Q is a quadrature signal with E RESET disables oper...

Page 84: ...the bidirectional buffer 011 Internally the PIA con figures for input on PA0 PA7 during this time Output operations are accomplished in much the same way PBS is driven high this time thus selecting t...

Page 85: ...rals Power fail conditions operate in much the same way as the 5 volt line drops diode CR2 discharges C3 Since the 15 volt line decreases more slowly then the 5 volt line the voltage across C3 will dr...

Page 86: ...is about 5 volt Since s volts is less than 3 9 volts the comparator pulls the MEMOK line low Diode CRl prevents C4 from discharqing through the comparator The circuit will stay in this state until th...

Page 87: ...I 0 address decoder to enable various sections of the board The status which are supplied by the External Relay board are f i 1tered by a 6 8 H inductor and a 1 F capacitor When the proper I 0 addres...

Page 88: ...two 2 to 4 line decoders in 09 handle the bulk of the address decoding Switch inputs are buffered through 07 which enabled by the RDSW signal derived from the random logic configuration of Ul0 LED da...

Page 89: ...filter rejecting any stray high frequency energy Zener diodes CRl and CR2 insure that the maximum voltage does not exceed 17 volts The signal is then coupled through transformer Tl to the input of amp...

Page 90: ...requency determinant resistors RS and R7 set the high frequency carrier frequency while R2 and R6 set the low frequency carrier FSK transmission over Telco lines uses two pairs of carrier frequencies...

Page 91: ...es that audio FSK and frequency modulates a subcarrier The subcarrier frequency is selected from a list of the six available which include 26 kHz 39 kHz 67 kHz 110 kHz 152 kHz and 189 kHz The input fi...

Page 92: ...ata is coupled through C9 to the Output amplifier 03 whose gain is determined by potentio meter Rl7 then fed into the Subcarrier generator U2 There are six subcarrier frequencies available 26 kHz 39 k...

Page 93: ...is based around a function generator IC 02 It is activated whenever the Central Processor board drives the request to send RTS line low forcing Ql to cut off Serial Data on the TRANS MIT DATA line fre...

Page 94: ...R lines are active low signals the OR gate Buffer U2 functions as a logic and operator between the two signals 5 10 RS 232 Communications I O 9104639 Ref 91A7369 Text 33Al046 The RS 232 Communications...

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Page 138: ...is highly recommended that users stock spare modules and do any necessary repairs via module exchange 6 2 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED 1 Frequency Counter Data Precision 7540 or equivalent 1 Oscilloscope 30 MH...

Page 139: ...wire on the rear of the chassis Adj ust the OUTPUT LEVEL R12 for O dBm 2 2 V p p Return the Telco Output board to the operate mode S1 posi tions 1 and 2 ON the remainder OFF Telco Input Connect a fre...

Page 140: ...gnal present on the output of the filter then check the switch positions Also check the frequency dependent values surrounding the FSK demndulator Ul see table on the schematic If these are all correc...

Page 141: ...the fifth crossover occurs midway as shown in B on the drawing Adjust the OUTPOT LEVEL pot R21 to obtain 2 5 V p p Remove the oscilloscope Return the board to the operate mode S1 positions 1 and 2 ON...

Page 142: ...le on the schematic Check for an FSK signal on the output of thP XR2206 modu lator 01 2 If no signal is present suspect the switch settings or the modulator itself Check for a signal at the output of...

Page 143: ...erminal on the rear of the chassis Adjust the OUTPUT LEVEL R24 for 0 dBm 2 2 V p p Return the Subaudible Output board to the operate mode Sl positions 1 and 2 ON 3 and 4 OFF subaudible Input Connect t...

Page 144: ...the component values of the filter If these are okay then one of the op amps is probably bad 02 03 04 or US If there is an FSK signal present on the output o f the f ilter then check the switch posit...

Page 145: ...wing steps may be taken to find the problem verify that all cables are securely attached to the printed circuit boards Verify that all res are either seated firmly in their sockets or properly soldere...

Page 146: ...the the relevant circuitry on the CPU Board Also check the CRT Logger option EPROM chips US and Ul7 and verify that they re installed correctly wit h no bent pins If the CRT Logger option isn t dead...

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