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TLC300

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Technical Appendix

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Summary of Contents for TLC300

Page 1: ...Manufactured by Italy TLC300 User Manual...

Page 2: ...Printed and bound in Italy No part of this manual may be reproduced memorized or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanic including photocopying recording or by any information s...

Page 3: ...es with GSM modem SMS 15 7 External Features 17 7 1 TLC300 description 17 7 2 Change over card 19 7 3 Additional Standard Telemetry Card 23 7 4 Description of service connectors PIN 25 8 Identificatio...

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Page 5: ...ng from improper procedures or practices by untrained unqualified personnel in the handling of this unit Please observe all local codes and fire protection standards in the operations of this unit WAR...

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Page 7: ...you shold follow this procedure 1 Contact the dealer or distributor where you purchased the unit Describe the problem and so that a possible easy solution can be detected Dealers and Distributors are...

Page 8: ...opy of your original invoice establishing the starting date of the warranty Replacement and warranty parts may be ordered from the following address Be sure to include the equipment model and serial n...

Page 9: ...hing if not breathing begin artificial breathing Figure 3 2 tilt head pinch nostrils make airtight seal four quick full breaths Remember mouth to mouth resuscitation must be commenced as soon as possi...

Page 10: ...If medical help will not be available within an hour and the victim is conscious and not vomiting give him a weak solution of salt and soda 1 level teaspoonful of salt and 1 2 level teaspoonful of bak...

Page 11: ...a significant amount of time for the operator to reach The system has the following main functions management of several radio stations by remote connection with a data phone modem telemetrization of...

Page 12: ...everal main transmitters up to 4 and a stand by transmitter automatically configured to substitute the transmitter affected by the fault the stand by must have an external control for setting the oper...

Page 13: ...16 8 TLC300 TLM T2 16 32 16 TLC2000 TLM T0 0 0 0 TLC2000 TLM T1 8 16 8 TLC2000 TLM T2 16 32 16 TLC2000 TLM T3 24 48 24 TLC2000 TLM T4 32 64 32 TLC2000 TLM T5 40 80 40 TLC2000 TLM T6 48 96 48 External...

Page 14: ...TLC300 10 42 User Manual Rev 1 0 07 04 03 TLC2000 T0 TLC2000 T1 TLC2000 T2 TLC2000 T3 TLC2000 T4 TLC2000 T5 TLC2000 T6 TLC300 T0 TLC300 T1 TLC300 T2...

Page 15: ...ion of the operating system should be read very carefully 5 1 Quick reference of TLC system 5 1 1 Preliminary settings Before using the equipment with a modem it is necessary to execute some operation...

Page 16: ...happens on the climb forehead of the voltage present at the input correspondent on the telemetry card comes therefore generated an alarm message that comes memorized locally and comes subsequently se...

Page 17: ...ication Meant 000 Forward Power Forward power analogic read 001 Reflected Power Reflected power analogic read 002 011 General alarms adjustable from user 012 Reserved Reserved 013 No Audio Absence of...

Page 18: ...the other part must be connected a PC with the TELECON software of telecontrollo in stand by or a program of attended communication in of messages from the modem The TLC sendes the same message in SM...

Page 19: ...ond as outlined in the tables in the sections below Before querying the system by means of SMS messages you must be connected by means of the TELECON program and set the number of the selected phone S...

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Page 21: ...s This chapter describes the components located on the front and rear panels of the SCM TLC systems 7 1 TLC300 description 7 1 1 Front panel 1 ON It indicates the operation of the equipment 2 DIP SWIT...

Page 22: ...t voltage is between 2 and 12V 10 BAL ANALOG IN ADJ 1 Trimmer for adjusting voltage at input of the machine s internal circuitry voltage 11 DIGITAL ANALOG INPUT2 DB25 input connector to connect sixtee...

Page 23: ...g a trimmer eight inputs Unbalanced analog with a limit voltage fixed at 5V or digital with 2 2 KOhm internal pull up which can be switched on using a jumper sixteen inputs The telemetry card also mak...

Page 24: ...evel 4 RV8 1 4 7 10 13 15 18 21 24 GND The inputs No 1 and No 2 are used from firmware for the alarms generation of forward and reflected power Limit voltages ranging from a minimum of 2V to a maximum...

Page 25: ...EXCiters and for the Power Amplifiers are given in different way In On Off mode the command acts on two particular inputs of the power amplifier one for the On and one for the Off closing for approx 0...

Page 26: ...og input 1 Connector 6 Type DB25 female 1 GND 2 Forward power level 3 Reflected power level 4 GND 5 Available input 6 Spare Input 7 GND 8 Spare Input 9 Spare Input 10 GND 11 Spare Input 12 Spare Input...

Page 27: ...through PC pos 6 5 Name and type adjustable through PC pos 7 18 Name and type adjustable through PC pos 8 21 Name and type adjustable through PC pos 9 9 Name and type adjustable through PC pos 10 22 A...

Page 28: ...y card 4 Alarm custom 5 CONT GROU jumper pos 5 inserted on telemetry card 5 Alarm custom 7 OPEN jumper pos 7 inserted on telemetry card 6 GND 7 GND 8 GND 9 Alarm custom 10 ALARM 12 jumper pos 10 inser...

Page 29: ...e CTS is not managed in the sense that it is always active Type DB9 female 1 N C 2 TX_D 3 RX_D 4 N C 5 GND 6 15V 7 N C 8 CTS 9 N C 7 4 2 I2 C Interface The I2 C bus serial interface is used to transfe...

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Page 31: ...al interface Another important function is the management of the graphical interface which makes setting and execution of the various operations on the system particularly easy 8 2 Panel card This car...

Page 32: ...voltage which can be adjusted between 2V and 12V using a trimmer eight inputs unbalanced analog with a limit voltage fixed at 5V or digital with 2 2 KOhm internal pull up which can be switched on usin...

Page 33: ...tching the audio signal through five BNC connectors connected as 4 position switches and one common connector This type of card is not present in the devices for telemetry only TLC300 and TLC2000 8 5...

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Page 35: ...r on JP3 Board type 1 1 2 1 2 Base Telemetry 2 3 4 3 4 Base Telemetry 3 5 6 5 6 Telemetry 4 7 8 7 8 Telemetry 5 9 10 9 10 Telemetry 6 11 12 11 12 Telemetry 7 13 14 13 14 Relais command 8 15 16 15 16 R...

Page 36: ...itches divided into 3 parts of 8 switches each numbered from one to three Use the following numbering to determine the position of the individual switch Sw1 1 this is the first switch of the first par...

Page 37: ...2 in binary shape remembering that if it will come set up number 4 100 in binary the effective address will become 5 since is not possible to have the address 0 Below are described some of the possib...

Page 38: ...ard and reflected power and for the corrected operation of device on systems that work with reduced power they can reduce the threshold of the alarms acting like described in table In case of normal o...

Page 39: ...04 03 9 2 1 8 Visualization of the alarms through relay In the case of TLC300 since no visualization is present on the frontal panel a specific relay can be enable in order to supply one simple visual...

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Page 41: ...07 04 03 10 Test Board Description 10 1 The board 10 2 The meant of the clips 10 2 1 Balanced Analog Input Inside the white rectangle are evidences the clips relative to the 8 balanced analogic inputs...

Page 42: ...y card 10 3 Digital Analog Input Inside the white rectangle is evidences the clips relative to the 16 Digital Analogic inputs described in table Pin number Meant IN9 Digital analogic unbalanced input...

Page 43: ...RLY1 C RLY1 NO Relay n 1 RLY2 C RLY2 NO Relay n 2 RLY3 C RLY3 NO Relay n 3 RLY4 C RLY4 NO Relay n 4 RLY5 C RLY5 NO Relay n 5 RLY6 C RLY6 NO Relay n 6 RLY7 C RLY7 NO Relay n 7 RLY8 C RLY8 NO Relay n 8...

Page 44: ...scala 10 6 How to make the tests In order to carry out some simple tests with the card proceed as it follows 10 6 1 Connection to TELECON Configure TLC so that does not need of the modem connect the P...

Page 45: ...the voltage of 12 V that can be continuous or alternated necessary to its operation and to connect well the 25 poles cables between the same connectors 10 6 3 Digital Analog Input Place in ON positio...

Page 46: ...of SW2 This test can be carried out without power supplying placing the inputs in Pull up 10 6 4 Rly Output Insert the Dip switches 7 and 8 and verify that giving a commando through the two buttons O...

Page 47: ...on Telecon software description Questa parte del manuale contiene informazioni e dettagli tecnici riguardanti l uso del software di telecontrollo per i sistemi SCM TLC This part of the manual contains...

Page 48: ...f groups and stations 19 1 9 Creation and editing of the Personalization window 24 2 Monitoring Telemetry Stations 33 2 1 Functioning 33 2 2 Installation 33 2 3 Telemetry software 33 2 4 Scheduling fu...

Page 49: ...when transmitting with a GSM telephone line 1 2 Installation Insert the CD ROM in the CD ROM player From the desktop open Program Manager Double click on the CD ROM player icon to display its content...

Page 50: ...connection 1 indicates which station will be called when the START button is selected 3 When clicking on Select Group menu 2 it is possible to choose between the different groups of stations if saved...

Page 51: ...t the different connection parameters of each station Forward Back button to select the stations To close the window and save parameters The first time you use the software it is necessary to enter Th...

Page 52: ...he station The Exit button brings you back to the station selection window 1 4 Functioning The program has 2 interfaces 1 4 1 How to personalize The fist interface called Personalization is displayed...

Page 53: ...CD double click on the measurement that you wish to change and insert the new value required If you wish to create or modify the personalization please refer to Chapter Creation and editing of the per...

Page 54: ...buttons 4 Measurement window 5 Control bar 1 Summary window of the station As you can understand from its name it indicates the parts that compose the station obviously as far as telemetry is concerne...

Page 55: ...ase of the station itself Detail button The Detail enables to open the personalization See point 10 4 1 History button The History button enables to open the window containing the schedule this functi...

Page 56: ...connected to an analogical modem Help button The Help button enables to open the online guide Exit button The Exit button enables to exit the program 3 The buttons to select measurements Measure butto...

Page 57: ...surement type Measurement name Received value The Type column indicates the type of measurement In analogical input InD digital input Out output When you click on any of the measurements the window of...

Page 58: ...displaying the summary information concerning the station 1 It is used when it is necessary to update only a few measurements faster When the icon is selected its background is coloured in red The bel...

Page 59: ...ication the nod number and the identification number of the interrogated module are displayed In the middle there are two icons that indicate the status of the transmission and serial reception green...

Page 60: ...remote station Enter and save the parameters in the database of the station itself When the window is displayed it does not contain any data it is necessary to read them from the remote station or fr...

Page 61: ...s 3 Inputs monitoring of the auxiliary inputs that generate alarms in the predisposed systems Name of the alarm that is transmitted in the message Intervention threshold of the alarm in percentage 0 0...

Page 62: ...ur folders called Default Module Phbook and Stations which contain the database of the stations Structure of the stations MODULE Gruppo_A Staz_2 mdb Staz_3 mdb PHBOOK Gruppo_C mdb Gruppo_B mdb Gruppo_...

Page 63: ...one station only called TX500 The record of the database Radio1 mdb will be composed in the following way ID Name Descriptions Phone ModemString DialString DBName Com Baud Type InitString Protocol 1...

Page 64: ...ach telemetry card present and each unit connected through I2C appear as Modules There are some acknowledgements to respect 1 The first Module number 0 ALWAYS contains the unit which is equipped with...

Page 65: ...cept Info andAlarm Name have the same structure Name of area Type of data Description Key Numerical Univocal identification key ID Measure Numerical Identification of the measurement Display Order Num...

Page 66: ...on useful for calculations Type 1 1 analogical input Text for Max Text displayed when at the maximum only digital input Text for Min Text displayed when at the minimum only digital input With such set...

Page 67: ...hoose the value he wants to enter Enable Display value Yes No which indicates whether the measurement appears in the Telecon grids has also a consequence in the personalization 1 8 Creation of groups...

Page 68: ...iginal group 1 8 2 How to create a station From the main window select the Edit button The editing window of the station will be displayed It is important to mention that the stations are composed of...

Page 69: ...for the creation of a station are the following The chosen station is TX500 with telemetry As already mentioned in Chapter 7 the station will be composed of three modules 0 TLC300 1 PTX30LCD 2 Telemet...

Page 70: ...e and keep the left button of your mouse pressed and drag it into the window 1 6 The program will ask you whether you want to replace the selected module Default by the module you have chosen Select Y...

Page 71: ...pressed and drag it into the window 1 10 The program will ask you whether you want to replace the selected module TLCLCD by the module you have chosen Select No The program will ask you whether you wn...

Page 72: ...ion shown in Figure 13 The structure of the station is completed so it is now necessary to connect it to a number from the Phone book In order to do so press button 2 The guided creation of a station...

Page 73: ...ouse cursor will change Click with the right button of your mouse to enter the menu with three options Add Control To add a control View Grid To switch on or off the display of the grid Save Window To...

Page 74: ...To add a label Add Measure To add a numerical measurement the use of the Alpha Display control is anyway advised AddAngular Gauge To add an analogical instrument Add Pushbutton To add a button in ord...

Page 75: ...d Control menu 4 The selection window will be displayed OK button Cancel button Choose node DO NOT USE A Choose the module B Choose type of measurement C Choose measurement D Control boxes In the box...

Page 76: ...command was positioned It is now possible to have it moved redimensioned or cancelled Please note that when the mouse cursor passes on the control the icon changes In order to move cancel or vary the...

Page 77: ...module PJ500 in box A 3 3 Among the B buttons click on InAna 4 In box C choose the measurement 011 D TX1 SWR Make sure the type of input selected is D which means it is digital 5 It is now possible t...

Page 78: ...l modulo PJ500 dalla casella A 3 Among B buttons select OutDig 4 In box C select the measurement 000 TX1 On 5 In the Text box enter the name that will be displayed on the button 6 Press the Ok button...

Page 79: ...SCM TLC 31 50 User Manual Rev 1 0 17 01 03 Now you just have to save the window by clicking on the right button of your mouse and choosing Save Window...

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Page 81: ...OM player to visualize its content Double click on the program Tlc32bit exe in order to set up the installation It may be required to install the drivers which are necessary for the access to data bef...

Page 82: ...tically centered in the map B and the station will start flashing 2 3 2 Map of the stations B The position of the stations and their status are displayed Such map must be built by the user simply by d...

Page 83: ...ng functions When selecting Call Station the immediate call will be made and the consequent data will be updated When selecting Reset Station you can make an attempt to reset the functioning condition...

Page 84: ...datadbase When moving the mouse having the left button pressed you can scroll the geographic map 2 3 3 Brief Map C Such map is a reference for the Stations location B Basically it is the same map but...

Page 85: ...lowing way 1 The parameters that can be modified in the station are Frequency of the calls being possible to choose among the following values 1 3 times a day morning afternoon and evening 2 once a da...

Page 86: ...to interrupt the automatic procedure of calls In this way if the user wants to call a station manually while the cycle is started he will have to set the software on Stop Scheduling then wait that th...

Page 87: ...he stations from the list A to the map the menu selected with the right button of the mouse is not available except the scheduling configuration window that can be seen but not modified 2 5 Technical...

Page 88: ...the station situated in the area formerly described The name of the two stations will start with a different suffix in order to identify them _sto for the table where the data data received by the rem...

Page 89: ...resent 4 Date of the last connection 5 Time of the last connection 6 Status of the station at the last connection see point 8 Each station present in the Phone_Book table will have a corresponding con...

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Page 91: ...ie must have always the lower addresses The coupler HC LCD serie in order of addresses after the exciters must have Type 133 The amplifiers will follow all then The Type that identified the digital ca...

Page 92: ...in right way on the inputs of the TLC All the connections between the devices come made through standard parallels cables connecting between the IB and the equipment the outputs that have the same lab...

Page 93: ...rked as DIGITAL ANALOG INPUT on the PIN described in the table Pin number Meant Jumper su JP4 2 Digital analogic unbalanced input n 1 pos 1 15 Digital analogic unbalanced input n 2 pos 2 3 Digital ana...

Page 94: ...Meant 1 C 14 NC 2 NO Relay n 1 15 C 3 NC 16 NO Relay n 2 4 C 17 NC 5 NO Relay n 3 18 C 6 NC 19 NO Relay n 4 7 C 20 NC 8 NO Relay n 5 21 C 9 NC 22 NO Relay n 6 10 C 23 NC 11 NO Relay n 7 24 C 12 NC 25...

Page 95: ...essage with the number name of the station and the wording Comand SMS Ok TXOFF Sending this message as SMS from any mobile phone it moves the relay 2 of the base telemetry card n 1 in TOGLE_OFF modali...

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Page 97: ...operazione non riesce a comunicare Init This message informs that the modem owes still have initialized and therefore the procedure of initialization is still in course StdBy The modem is inizialized...

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Page 99: ...0 L appendice composta dalle seguenti sezioni This part of the manual contains the technical details about the different boards of the TLC300 This appendix is composed of the following sections Descri...

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