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2.5.7 CONNECTIONS TO FIBER OPTIC MASTER AND REMOTES

If your RFL 9660 is equipped with a fiber optic master I/O module (Part Number 104430), you will have to
connect fiber optic cables between it and the fiber optic remotes. This forms the fiber optic ring, as shown in
Figure 2-9. Each fiber optic cable in the ring can be as long as 2000 meters (1.24 miles).

Figure 2-9. Fiber optic connections between master and remotes in fiber optic ring

At each fiber optic remote in the ring, power connections are made and cables are connected between the fiber
optic remotes and the RS-232 devices that are being connected to the fiber optic ring. To make these
connections, proceed as follows:

1.

At the RFL 9660, connect the outgoing fiber optic cable to the TX fiber optic connector on the fiber

optic master. Connect the incoming fiber optic cable to the RX fiber optic connector.

2.

Make the following connections and DIP switch settings at each fiber optic remote:

a.

Connect the outgoing fiber optic cable to the TX fiber optic connector on the back of the fiber

optic remote. Connect the incoming fiber optic cable to the RX fiber optic connector.

RFL 9660

RFL Electronics Inc.

April 24, 2007 2-11

(973) 334-3100

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Page 1: ...his manual has been compiled and checked for accuracy The information in this manual does not constitute a warranty of performance RFL Electronics Inc reserves the right to revise this manual and make changes to its contents from time to time We assume no liability for losses incurred as a result of out of date or incorrect information contained in this manual Publication Number MC 9660 Printed In...

Page 2: ...ustomer Service facility in Boonton New Jersey This warranty does not apply if the equipment has been damaged by accident neglect misuse or causes other than performed or authorized by RFL Electronics Inc This warranty specifically excludes damage incurred in shipment to or from RFL In the event an item is received in damaged condition the carrier should be notified immediately All claims for such...

Page 3: ...PMENT SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONS WARNING The equipment described in this manual contains high voltage Exercise due care during operation and servicing Read the safety summary on the reverse of this page RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 iii 973 334 3100 ...

Page 4: ...s must be done by qualified service personnel Before attempting any work inside the product disconnect it from the power source and discharge the circuit by temporarily grounding it This will remove any dangerous voltages that may still be present after power is removed DO NOT SUBSTITUTE PARTS OR MODIFY EQUIPMENT Because of the danger of introducing additional hazards do not install substitute par...

Page 5: ...c Remote Mounting Dimensions 2 10 2 5 7 Connections To Fiber Optic Master And Remote Modules 2 11 2 6 SYSTEM EXPANSION 2 13 Section 3 SWITCH AND PORT CONFIGURATION 3 1 INTRODUCTION 3 1 3 2 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 3 1 3 3 MAKING CONNECTIONS TO THE LOCAL TERMINAL 3 1 3 4 TURNING ON THE RFL 9660 3 3 3 5 MASTER RESET 3 4 3 6 LOCALLY ACCESSING THE RFL 9660 3 4 3 7 SETTING THE SITE ID 3 7 3 8 SETTING PA...

Page 6: ...SELECTION 4 32 4 8 DESELECTING A PORT 4 33 4 9 CONNECTING THE LOCAL AND MODEM PORTS 4 34 Section 5 CONFIGURATION COMMANDS 5 1 INTRODUCTION 5 1 5 2 ACCESSING THE RFL 9660 AS A SUPER USER 5 1 5 3 SUPER USER COMMANDS 5 1 H Help 5 2 P Program Port 5 2 a Label Port 5 5 b Call Request 5 6 c Call Out 5 6 d Password 5 6 e Call String 5 7 f Modem String 5 8 g Remote String 5 9 h Port String 5 9 i Port Prio...

Page 7: ...PORT MODULE 8 6 Section 9 FIBER OPTIC SET UP INFORMATION 9 1 INTRODUCTION 9 1 9 2 FIBER OPTIC MASTER I O MODULE 9 1 9 3 FIBER OPTIC REMOTE MODULE 9 3 Section 10 MAINTENANCE 10 1 INTRODUCTION 10 1 10 2 FUSE REPLACEMENT 10 1 10 2 1 Power Supply Fuse Replacement 10 1 10 2 2 I O Module Fuse Replacement 10 3 10 3 FIBER OPTIC REMOTE MODULE FUSE REPLACEMENT 10 4 10 4 USING THE MODULE REMOVAL TOOL 10 6 10...

Page 8: ...and list display 3 9 3 6 Typical list of current selections with passwords entered 3 10 3 7 Typical list of current selections with passwords and callback strings entered 3 13 3 8 Typical port information display showing factory default values 3 14 3 9 Typical port information display with list of selections 3 15 4 1 Microsoft Windows Terminal Emulator window 4 3 4 2 Terminal Emulation dialog box ...

Page 9: ...odem I O 14 15 14 7 Component locator drawing RFL 96 DTE I O Direct Digital I O Module 14 17 14 8 Schematic RFL 96 DTE I O Direct Digital I O Module 14 19 14 9 Component locator drawings dc input power supply modules for RFL 9660 Digital Switch 14 25 14 10 Schematic input board dc input power supply modules for RFL 9660 Digital Switch 14 27 14 11 Component locator drawings ac input power supply mo...

Page 10: ... 12 3 13 1 Modem AT Commands 13 3 13 2 RFL 9660 modem module S register summary 13 26 13 3 Result codes 13 29 14 1 Replaceable parts RFL 96 CPU Central Processor CPU Module 14 3 14 2 Replaceable parts RFL 9660 Modem 14 11 14 3 Replaceable parts RFL 9660 Modem I O 14 14 14 5 Replaceable parts RFL 96 DTE I O Direct Digital I O Module 14 16 14 6 Replaceable parts dc input power supply modules for RFL...

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Page 12: ...ated as follows Front Matter April 24 2007 Section 1 Latest version of Product Information sheet Section 2 April 24 2007 Section 3 October 1 1999 Section 4 April 24 2007 Section 5 August 18 1998 Section 6 August 18 1998 Section 7 August 18 1998 Section 8 April 24 2007 Section 9 April 24 2007 Section 10 August 18 1998 Section 11 April 24 2007 Section 12 August 18 1998 Section 13 April 24 2007 Secti...

Page 13: ...nformation sheet 11 26 97 Revised in accordance with RFA number 5503 and ECO numbers 9660 085 087 088 089 090 091 Replaced 14 4 modem with 28 8 modem revised fiber optic master power alarm I O modem I O and updated product information sheet 04 30 98 Revised in accordance with RFA numbers 5085 5636 and 5642 and ECO numbers 9660 093 095 and 096 Added HyperTerminal setup added Application notes 001A ...

Page 14: ... 01 99 Revised in accordance with RFA numbers 6191 6198 and 6802 Revised in accordance with ECO number 9660 097 Added Application Notes 9660 030 and 9660 031 4 24 07 Manual revised to change to new modem Section 2 4 8 9 and 11 has minor changes Section 13 and 14 is completely new Modified for pdf production 4 24 07 TG ...

Page 15: ...ate with Intelligent Electrical Devices IED s Once connected the user can access and interrogate up to 32 individually programmable RS 232 ports This allows maintenance personnel to instantly access substations from their desks without having to make a field trip Only a single phone line is required to connect to the RFL 9660 this reduces the number of phone lines required for polling substation e...

Page 16: ...tmeter Metrosonics Model RV 3 RecordingVoltmeter Metrosonics Model SRV 3 RecordingVoltmeter NEI Duobias Fiber Modem NEI Microphase Fiber Modem RFL 6720P Checkback System The RFL 9660 s power supply control inputs and alarm RFL 9001 Intelligent ulti lexer relay outputs are designed to comply with the Surge RFL IMUX 2000 IntelligentMultiplexer Withstand and Fast Transient requirements of ANSI RFL 93...

Page 17: ...vice port modules can be installed in one RFL 9660 and can access up to 32 devices A typical RS 232 device port module is shown below The fiber optic device port module allows up to 32 devices to be connected on to a fiber optic ring An RFL 9660 can be equipped with both RS 232 and fiber optic device port modules The total number of device connections cannot exceed 32 RS 232 Device Port Module t O...

Page 18: ...ace an external All port configuration is software controlled and con figuration parameters can be re programmed locally or remotely New values are stored in the RFL 9660 s non volatile memory so configurationswill be retained even during loss of power fer rates up to 19 2 kbs Each device port on the RFL 9660 can be individually RFL 96 0 FIBER OPTIC REMOTE FIBER I DATA ACT lVE ADDRESS I L programm...

Page 19: ...T o change type Y a Label port b Call request c Call out d Password e Call string f Modem string g Remote string h Port string i Port priority j Localport DTR k Localflow ctrl xonlxoff I Port flow ctrl m Communications params q Quit PORT 2 mand language is used to communicate with the RFL 9660 Typical display screens seen during access are shown on this page Esc Abort command H Help D Run diagnost...

Page 20: ...edlocation One phone the highest priority number can be stored for each port PortPassword A differentseven characterpasswordcan be stored for each port Each RFL9660 switch is housed ina chassisthree rack units high 5 25 inches or 13 3 cm The RFL 9660 s circuit board modules plug into the front of the chassis Connector Type Female g pin D Subminiature DE 9 and its I 0 plug intothe back A mother boa...

Page 21: ... C D and Pulse Dialing 9 5 to 10 5 pulses per second PPS Transmit Level 10dBm Receive Level 43 to 10 dBm 110Module Two wiredial up Direct DigitalInterface non modemunits Type RS 232data port configured as a DTE ConnectorType male25 pinD Subminiature DB 25 PortConfiguration Data Rate Switch selectableto 300 1200 2400 4800 9600 19 200 or 28 800 bps Parity Odd Even or None Number of Data Bits Seven o...

Page 22: ...onnectorType ST FiberType 62 5 micron 850 nm multimode Relative Humidity Upto 95 percentat 40 C non Transmission Distance Each fiber optic link can be up condensing to 2 kilometerslong 6 560 feet Dimensions Height 5 25 inches 13 3 cm Depth 13 inches 33 0 cm Width 19inches 48 3cm Weight Approximately 15 Ibs 6 2 kg Windows Application Requirements Computer IBM PC or compatible with a 286 processor o...

Page 23: ...s 4 Fiber Optic Master Not Installed Installed Chassis Mounting Flush Mount Projection Mount Fiber Optic Remote Without InternalPowerSupply With InternalPowerSupply 48 Volt Input 125Volt Input Order No 104870 1 Order No 104870 2 Order No 104870 3 Notes The fiber master occupies one horizontaldevice port slot inthe rear of the RFL9660 If afiber optic master i sinstalled onlyth reeRS DeqePort Module...

Page 24: ...EALARM MODEM I RTU m I ACCESS AURM I I DISCONNECT I I I 15 232 DEVICE ABER OPTlC I I DMCE U R D I I PORT0 PORT7 TX RX I I A A t A I DIGITAL I RELAY I I BREAKERI1 I I RELAY I I FIBER I BREAKERI 2 OKlC I FIBEROPTIC I REMOTE I CONTROL HOUSE L J SWITCH YARD Typicalapplication RFL9660 DigitalSwitch f October 1 2000 Publication No PI9660 ...

Page 25: ...by checking the numbers next to the model designator on the module handle If you connect the wrong voltage to the power supply component damage will result 2 1 INTRODUCTION This section contains installation instructions for the RFL 9660 including unpacking mounting and wiring Figure 2 7 at the end of this section summarizes the information in this section 2 2 UNPACKING Each RFL 9660 is packed in ...

Page 26: ...sed cabinets should be ventilated to keep the temperature inside the cabinet within limits 2 5 CONNECTIONS Electrical connections are made to the RFL 9660 through the terminal blocks and connectors on its rear panel I O modules See Figure 2 1 The following paragraphs provide basic descriptions of all the connections that must be made Figure 2 1 Rear view of typical RFL 9660 Digital Switch 2 5 1 MA...

Page 27: ...NOTE RFL 9660 will extend 13 75 inches 35 cm behind panel Figure 2 2 Mounting dimensions RFL 9660 Digital Switch RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 2 3 973 334 3100 ...

Page 28: ...o the terminal block reinstall the protective cover by lining up its mounting holes with the standoffs on the I O module Once the holes and standoffs are lined up push down on the protective cover to secure it in place 2 5 2 ALARM REMOTE DISCONNECT GROUND AND POWER CONNECTIONS All alarm remote disconnect ground and power connections are made to the RFL 9660 through terminal block TB1 on the PWR AL...

Page 29: ...he remote disconnect input is active the RFL 9660 s modem will hang up and de select the active port Input voltages from 42 Vdc to 142 Vdc can be accepted 4 The grounding wire should be kept as short and straight as possible to keep its resistance and inductance to a minimum Figure 2 3 RFL 9660 alarm remote disconnect and power connections dc powered units RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 200...

Page 30: ...he remote disconnect input is active the RFL 9660 s modem will hang up and de select the active port Input voltages from 42 Vdc to 142 Vdc can be accepted 4 The grounding wire should be kept as short and straight as possible to keep its resistance and inductance to a minimum Figure 2 4 RFL 9660 alarm remote disconnect and power connections ac powered units RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 200...

Page 31: ... factory if you wish to make a change 2 5 3 1 Two Wire Connections RFL 9660 units equipped with VF 2W I O Two Wire Telephone Interface Modules Part Number 104860 1 have two RJ 11 telephone jacks on the rear Connect the incoming telephone line to the LINE jack Connect a standard telephone deskset to the PHONE jack See Figure 2 5 Telephone line cords are not provided with the RFL 9660 They can be pu...

Page 32: ... set the switch and port configuration Terminal assignments for the device port connectors are shown in Figure 2 6 You do not have to make connections to all pins Wiring will depend on the specific device being connected to the port Refer to Section 16 for application notes for the specific device you are wiring or refer to the manual supplied with the device NOTE Shielded cable should be used Len...

Page 33: ...different setting go to Section 8 and reset DIP switch S3 on the CPU module before attempting to use the RFL 9660 NOTE Shielded cable should be used Length must not exceed 250 feet 75 meters 6 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 CHASSIS GROUND TRANSMIT DATA TxD RECEIVE DATA RxD REQUEST TO SEND RTS CLEAR TO SEND CTS DATA SET READY DSR SIGNAL COMMON DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED DATA SIGNAL RATE SE...

Page 34: ...E MOUNTING DIMENSIONS The 9660 fiber optic remote outline drawing and mounting dimensions are shown in Figure 2 8 Figure 2 8 Fiber optic remote mounting dimensions RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 2 10 973 334 3100 ...

Page 35: ...e made and cables are connected between the fiber optic remotes and the RS 232 devices that are being connected to the fiber optic ring To make these connections proceed as follows 1 At the RFL 9660 connect the outgoing fiber optic cable to the TX fiber optic connector on the fiber optic master Connect the incoming fiber optic cable to the RX fiber optic connector 2 Make the following connections ...

Page 36: ... the setup shown in Figure 2 10 to drive two 9 volt remotes from the power supply in one 48 volt or 125 volt remote To avoid large voltage drops in the connecting wires this method should only be used with fiber optic remotes that are near each other Long wire runs would drop the supply voltage to a level that is too low for reliable remote operation Figure 2 10 Power connections between three fib...

Page 37: ...ting S1 remember that OFF is up and ON is down f Repeat steps 2a through 2e at all other fiber optic remotes 2 6 SYSTEM EXPANSION Your RFL 9660 was shipped with the correct number of device I O modules for the number of device ports you ordered Up to four device I O modules can be installed in the RFL 9660 for a maximum capacity of 32 device ports When installing additional device I O modules the ...

Page 38: ...FF OFF 8 ON ON ON OFF OFF 9 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 10 ON OFF OFF ON OFF 11 OFF ON OFF ON OFF 12 ON ON OFF ON OFF 13 OFF OFF ON ON OFF 14 ON OFF ON ON OFF 15 OFF ON ON ON OFF 16 ON ON ON ON OFF 17 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 18 ON OFF OFF OFF ON 19 OFF ON OFF OFF ON 20 ON ON OFF OFF ON 21 OFF OFF ON OFF ON 22 ON OFF ON OFF ON 23 OFF ON ON OFF ON 24 ON ON ON OFF ON 25 OFF OFF OFF ON ON 26 ON OFF OFF ON ON 27 OFF...

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Page 40: ...cable with a 9 pin D subminiature DB 9 male connector at one end The other end of this cable will either have a 9 pin D subminiature DB 9 or a 25 pin D subminiature DB 25 connector depending on what connector you have on your PC or terminal A suitable ready made cable can be purchased locally at any electronics or computer store or you can make your own cable using Figure 3 2 as a guide Most dumb ...

Page 41: ... use 2 Disconnects the selected switch port 3 Initiates a master reset See pagefor procedure 4 SET UP DIP switch Sets baud rate and parity for the local port See Sections 8 and 9 5 Switch status indicators Indicate RFL 9660 status DATA Lights green when RFL 9660 transmits and receives data DTR Lights green when modem is ready DCD Lights green when carrier is detected FAIL Lights red when RFL 9660 ...

Page 42: ... cable between local terminal and local connector on RFL 9660 Digital Switch 3 4 TURNING ON THE RFL 9660 To turn on the RFL 9660 simply place the rocker switch on the RFL 9125 power supply in the ON up position It will initialize and run through a diagnostic routine this will take about 90 seconds When the letters PL appear in the STATUS display the RFL 9660 is ready for use PL means the RFL 9660 ...

Page 43: ...nfiguration parameters keep holding the REMOTE LOCAL switch After about eight more seconds the STATUS display will read rP meaning the configuration parameters are about to be reset The display will change to 00 once the configuration parameters are reset 5 Watch the STATUS display When the RFL 9660 has completed its reset routine and is ready for use the STATUS display will read PL This means tha...

Page 44: ...lar user pressing the H and ENTER keys will display a list of general access commands as described in Section 5 If this happens terminate the session by pressing the Q and ENTER keys and start another session by pressing the ENTER key again When the prompt appears asking for a password enter the super user password You cannot perform the procedures in this section unless you are logged on as a sup...

Page 45: ...ATION LEARN FIBER OPTIC ADDRESS IF CHANGED ADDRESS LEARNED LOCAL PROMPT LIST DISPLAYED PORT NUMBER PORT NUMBER OR LABEL MAIN OPERATING SYSTEM OR TERMINAL EMULATION PROGRAM Q ENTER H P N Q C Q U Y Figure 3 4 Relationship between commands used for switch and port configuration RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc October 1 1999 3 6 973 334 3100 ...

Page 46: ...rompt will appear Site ID Old label was old label Please enter new label up to 30 characters _ 3 Type in the desired site ID It can be up to 30 characters long including spaces example Midtown Substation 4 Press the ENTER key when you are finished entering the side ID The LOCAL prompt will reappear 5 Save the new site ID by pressing the S and ENTER keys The RFL 9660 will send the following prompt ...

Page 47: ...user All other passwords are for regular users If passwords are not set up all users will be able to access the RFL 9660 as super users This is not recommended because super users can make configuration and port changes Passwords are case sensitive Once you enter a password it must be entered the same way each time it is used otherwise the RFL 9660 will not accept it To set and enable passwords us...

Page 48: ... this enter the following command CONFIG PW 3 desired password ENTER The password can be any character string letters numbers or symbols up to seven characters long The password should not be something obvious like a location name or a substation number that would make it easier for unauthorized persons to access the switch 4 Once the super user password is set set all the regular user passwords y...

Page 49: ...ed repeat step 4 to re enter it Make sure the super user password 3 is present and entered correctly When all the passwords you need are entered correctly enter the following command CONFIG CE Y ENTER The RFL 9660 will send the following prompt to your terminal Are you sure Y N _ Answer yes by pressing the Y and ENTER keys The following message will appear Please wait Periods will be added to the ...

Page 50: ... terminal Once passwords are set up and enabled the RFL 9660 keeps track of how many times each password is used to access the RFL 9660 This information is displayed in the Use column of the list of current selections This is Figure 3 5 displayed by using the S command while in the configuration mode The RFL 9660 will tally 65 536 uses for a password before it is reset to zero 3 9 ADDING CALLBACK ...

Page 51: ...the configuration mode 2 Set a callback string by entering the following command followed by the ENTER key Do not include any spaces in the callback string CB space password number space desired callback string ENTER For example to have the RFL 9660 hang up and call the user at 555 1234 when Password 2 is entered you would enter the following command CB 2 HATD5551234 N D 4 ENTER 3 Repeat step 2 fo...

Page 52: ... CT N CONFIG _ Figure 3 7 Typical list of current selections with passwords and callback strings entered 6 Answer yes by pressing the Y and ENTER keys The following message will appear Please wait Periods will be added to the line as the callback strings are being stored When storage is complete the CONFIG prompt will reappear 7 Exit the configuration mode by pressing the Q and ENTER keys The CONF...

Page 53: ...rn to the LOCAL prompt 1 Press the P and ENTER keys The RFL 9660 will send the following prompt to your terminal LOCAL Port _ 2 Enter the number of the port to be programmed and then press the ENTER key If you enter a number that is greater than the number of ports the RFL 9660 has the following error message will appear Cannot select port than maximum number of ports If you enter a number between...

Page 54: ...ess the N and ENTER keys The LOCAL prompt will reappear and you will no longer be in the port configuration mode Port n Interface RS232 Call Out Off Baud Rate 2400 Call Request None Data Bits 8 Call Priority 0 Parity None Call String Stop Bits 1 Remote String Port Flow Ctrl None Port String Local Port DTR On Modem String Local Flow Ctrl On Port Password To change type Y _ a Label port b Call reque...

Page 55: ...sually best to match the port s communication parameters to the device rather than modifying the device s parameters to match the port Refer to the application notes in Section 15 or the manual supplied with the device for more information on the settings you will have to make If you cannot find the information you need in either place contact the device s manufacturer To set the communication par...

Page 56: ...verns the rate at which information passes between the RFL 9660 and the device connected to the port Without flow control data to and from the device might be corrupted The flow control setting must be set to match the flow control requirements of the device connected to the port Refer to the manual supplied with the device or contact its manufacturer for more information The RFL 9660 uses charact...

Page 57: ...ntrol If you enter an n the following prompt will appear on your display above the list of selections Do NOT operate Modem Local ports above 9600 baud if the new modem is installed 5 Press the J and ENTER keys The following prompt will appear on your display Monitor Local port DTR Y N Y _ This selection lets you determine whether the DTR line will be monitored at the LOCAL port As shown in the pro...

Page 58: ...e port can call out through the RFL 9660 2 Press the Y key to enable callout requests or the N key to disable it Once you have entered your choice press the ENTER key 3 Press the B and ENTER keys The following prompt will appear on your display 0 None 1 RTS DTR 2 DTR RTS 3 RTS 4 DTR Enter Mode 0 4 _ This selection lets you specify the call request method This controls how the port device request l...

Page 59: ...rier is detected or until 60 seconds has passed If carrier is detected the RFL 9660 will pause 5 more seconds 4 This tells the RFL 9660 to repeat the string up to 4 times if carrier is not detected within 60 seconds 6 Once you have entered the new call string press the ENTER key 7 Press the I and ENTER keys The following prompt will appear on your display Port s priority 0 is lowest 0 9 _ This sel...

Page 60: ...the port uses to send setup commands to the modem 2 Enter the desired modem string The following control codes may be embedded into the modem string N Insert a carriage return D Wait until carrier is detected or 60 seconds has passed If carrier is detected pause for another 5 seconds Pause 5 seconds Pause 60 seconds Pause five seconds send the modem escape code and then pause five more seconds Thi...

Page 61: ...store a remote string for the port This string will specify a file to be executed on an inbound call and is reserved for future use The RFL 9660 will allow you to enter a remote string but it will not be used 5 Once you have entered the remote string press the ENTER key 6 If you need to enter a port string press the H and ENTER keys If you don t need to enter a modem string go to the next procedur...

Page 62: ...s you just changed are now stored in the RFL 9660 s memory They will remain there until they are re programmed or the port configuration is reset See Section 5 To see a list of the new port configuration settings do the following 1 Press the P and ENTER keys The RFL 9660 will send the following prompt to your terminal Port _ 2 Enter the number of the port you just programmed and then press the ENT...

Page 63: ...g changes refer to Section 5 for more detailed information Once passwords are set up and enabled people who access the RFL 9660 as regular users can only use the general access commands described in Section 5 of this manual They will not be able to use any of the super user commands and will not be able to change any of the configuration settings NOTE When you are finished using the RFL 9660 use t...

Page 64: ... RFL 9660 Refer to the manual furnished with your modem for more information on how to make these settings AUTO ANSWER The modem s auto answer function must be enabled This will allow the RFL 9660 to call your modem if the RFL 9660 s callback feature has been enabled You can enable auto answer by issuing an ATS0 2 command this will tell your modem to answer a call after two rings DTR You must set ...

Page 65: ...e clicking on its icon at the bottom of the Program Manager window The Accessories window will appear on top of the Switch Applications window 6 Click on the Window menu name and then click on Tile in the menu that appears This will tile the open windows display them next to each other rather than on top of each other This will allow you to move icons from one window to another 7 Click on the Term...

Page 66: ...ws in running and the Switch Applications window is open If not run Windows and double click on the Switch Applications icon to open the Switch Applications window 2 Double click on the Terminal icon in the Switch Applications window to call up the terminal emulator The Terminal Emulator window will appear on the screen See Figure 4 1 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 3 973 334 3100 Fig...

Page 67: ... you want an underline cursor If you want the cursor to flash make sure there is an X in the box next to Blink If not click on the box until an X is not present 9 In the Terminal Font box make sure the font you want is highlighted If not scroll the window up or down until your choice is displayed and then click on it If your font selection has more than one size available click on the size that yo...

Page 68: ...ck on the OK command button The Binary Transfer dialog box will disappear 17 Click on the Settings menu name and then click on Communications in the menu that appears The Communications dialog box will appear See Figure 4 4 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 5 973 334 3100 Figure 4 4 Communications dialog box for Microsoft Windows Terminal Emulator 18 Click on the spot next to 19200 in t...

Page 69: ...Commands window will disappear 29 Click on the Settings menu name and then click on Phone Number in the menu that appears The Phone Number dialog box will appear See Figure 4 6 Figure 4 6 Phone Number dialog box for Microsoft Windows Terminal Emulator 30 Enter the RFL 9660 s phone number in the Dial box You can type in parentheses and dashed but they are not required Type commas to provide any del...

Page 70: ...le Name box Press the DELETE key on your keyboard to erase the and then enter the word SWITCH When you are finished click on the OK command button The File Save As window will disappear and the file name SWITCH TRM will now be displayed at the top of the Terminal Emulator window The terminal emulator settings required by the RFL 9660 are now stored as SWITCH TRM From now on if you want to access t...

Page 71: ...ter a name for your HyperTerminal connection You must enter a name For example you can enter 9660 Digital Switch Then choose an icon for the connection and then click on OK This will bring you to the Phone Number window as shown in Figure 4 9 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 8 973 334 3100 ...

Page 72: ...FL 9660 Digital Switch is connected In the Connect using box enter the complete name of the modem you will be using for example US Robotics Sportster 14 400 Then click on OK This will bring you to the Connect window as shown in Figure 4 10 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 9 973 334 3100 ...

Page 73: ...ber window as shown in Figure 4 11 Figure 4 11 Properties Phone Number window 7 Click on Configure This will bring you to the Modem Properties General window as shown in Figure 4 12 Select the communications port number that your modem will be using and confirm that the maximum baud rate is set to 19200 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 10 973 334 3100 ...

Page 74: ...w 8 Click on Connection This will bring you to the Modem Properties Connection window as shown in Figure 4 13 Setup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 13 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 11 973 334 3100 ...

Page 75: ...ndow 9 Click on Port Settings This will bring you to the Advanced Port Settings window as shown in Figure 4 14 Setup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 14 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 12 973 334 3100 ...

Page 76: ...tup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 15 Figure 4 15 Advanced Connection Settings window 11 Click on OK and then click on Options This will bring you to the Modem Properties Options window as shown in Figure4 16 Setup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 16 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 13 973 334 3100 ...

Page 77: ...lick on OK and then click on Settings This will bring you to the Properties Settings window as shown in Figure 4 17 Setup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 17 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 14 973 334 3100 ...

Page 78: ...w 13 Click on Terminal Setup This will bring you to the Terminal Settings window as shown in Figure 4 18 Setup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 18 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 15 973 334 3100 ...

Page 79: ...CII Setup window as shown in Figure 4 19 Setup your window with the same parameters as those shown in Figure 4 19 Figure 4 19 ASCII Setup window 15 Click on OK and then click on OK again This will bring you to the Connect window as shown in Figure 4 20 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 16 973 334 3100 ...

Page 80: ...Figure 4 20 Connect window 16 This completes the HyperTerminal setup You can now dial by clicking on the Dial button RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 4 17 973 334 3100 ...

Page 81: ...up the terminal emulator The Terminal Emulator window will appear on the screen 4 Click on the File menu name and then click on Open in the menu that appears The File Open dialog box will appear with the cursor flashing in the File Name box TRM will appear in the File Name box and a list of TRM files will appear directly below it 5 Move the cursor to the file name SWITCH TRM and click on it then c...

Page 82: ...n the following message will appear on your display Logged on as user password number Please wait site identification message REMOTE _ Your PC is now accessing the RFL 9660 Each time you press a key on the PC s keyboard the RFL 9660 will respond by sending another REMOTE prompt to your PC If the RFL 9660 does not respond check the connections between your PC the modem and the telephone line If the...

Page 83: ...ou will have to enter it that way for the RFL 9660 to accept it 12 If you do not know the port number or label for the device you want to connect to you can view a list of the RFL 9660 s device ports by pressing the I and ENTER keys A list of devices connected to the RFL 9660 will appear on your display with the REMOTE prompt beneath it See Figure 4 22 Find the device you want on the list and ente...

Page 84: ...ion supplied with the program for information on how to do this 16 Click on the Minimize button at the top right of the Switch Applications window The Switch Applications window will disappear and its icon will reappear at the bottom of the Program Manager window 17 Type in the port deselect code BYE to terminate the connection to the device Do not press the ENTER key The RFL 9660 will return a RE...

Page 85: ...ion on how to dial out from your PC refer to the documentation supplied with your communications software If the super user has enabled password protection go to step 5 If passwords are not being used go to step 7 5 Press the ENTER key on your keyboard a few times The following prompt will appear on your display Please enter password When you see this prompt enter the password on your keyboard For...

Page 86: ...ontain the configuration commands described in Section 5 of this manual Esc Abort command H Help D Run diagnostics I Port Information Q Quit session Port Label Port selection REMOTE _ Figure 4 23 Typical general access command list display 9 If you are receiving REMOTE prompts and you know the port number or label for the device you want to connect to enter it and then press the ENTER key The RFL ...

Page 87: ...ow to do this 12 When you are finished exit the application software program Refer to the documentation supplied with the software for information on how to do this 13 Type in the port deselect code BYE to terminate the connection to the device The RFL 9660 will return a REMOTE prompt to your display when the device port is deselected 14 Repeat steps 8 through 13 if you want to connect to another ...

Page 88: ...more information 2 Set the local terminal set to match the RFL 9660 s local port configurations setting 2400 baud 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity Many dumb terminals have DIP switches you can use to set the configuration refer to your terminal manual for more information If you are using a PC with a terminal emulation program set the configuration within the program refer to the documentation sup...

Page 89: ...s not respond check the connections between the local terminal and the RFL 9660 s local port If the connections are good make sure the terminal s configuration setting match that of the RFL 9660 s local port 2400 baud 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity If the connections are good and the configuration settings match the RFL 9660 may require servicing See Section 11 8 If you are receiving LOCAL promp...

Page 90: ...DLP Line 17 0 0 0 N 4 RS232 DFR 3 4 0 0 Y 5 RS232 QUANTUM 0 0 0 N 6 RS232 0 0 0 N 7 RS232 0 0 0 N 8 RS232 0 0 0 N LOCAL _ Figure 4 26 Typical port summary table 10 Once the RFL 9660 has connected you to the device you want run its application software program to t est or poll the device Refer to the documentation supplied with the software for information on how to do this 11 When you are finished...

Page 91: ...u press the ENTER key Q will terminate the session it will also move you from the configuration modes back to the regular mode Esc Abort command H Help D Run diagnostics I Port Information Q Quit session Port Label Port selection MODEM Connect local port to modem port REMOTE _ Figure 4 27 Typical general access command list display For more information on each user operating command refer to the p...

Page 92: ... 2 TERMINAL EMULATION PROGRAM NOTES 1 Dial if using terminal regulator program for remote access ENTER if accessing locally 2 Password prompts will only appear if passwords have been enabled 3 Hang Up if using terminal emulator program for remote access Q if accessing locally 4 MODEM command is only valid when accessing locally 5 indicates a command entry using PC or terminal keyboard 6 Entry desc...

Page 93: ...using the H help command Format REMOTE H ENTER The H command tells the RFL 9660 to send a list of all user commands to your terminal A typical command list appears in Figure 4 27 The system super user can display a similar list but it has additional configuration commands on it See Section 5 D RUN DIAGNOSTICS Any time you want to make sure the RFL 9660 is working properly you can use the D command...

Page 94: ... for each installed port TYPE Type of connection RS232 for RS 232 or FO for fiber optic LABEL The name assigned to the port by the super user This is an optional field that may contain up to 30 ASCII characters NOTE Port labels are case sensitive If the port label was entered as all CAPITALS you will have to enter it that way for the RFL 9660 to accept it MODE Request connect method assigned to th...

Page 95: ... will appear on your display User terminates the session The RFL 9660 s STATUS display will read hu meaning that the RFL 9660 has begun its hang up sequence When it is completed the STATUS display will read 0 for a few seconds and then PL The RFL 9660 is then ready to start another session Port Label PORT SELECTION To connect your PC or terminal to one of the device ports on the back of the RFL 96...

Page 96: ...ly BYE unless the super user has stored another code in the RFL 9660 s memory Format BYE no ENTER When the RFL 9660 receives the deselect code it will disconnect you from the port after a delay period that can be changed by the super user Your normal prompt will appear again and will be able to select another port or use any of the other general access commands Also other users will be able to use...

Page 97: ... for example the number of rings before auto answer To connect the local and modem ports type in the word MODEM and then press the ENTER key Format LOCAL MODEM ENTER The following prompt will appear on your display Local port connected to Modem port To alter type deselect code When you are finished dialing out type in the deselect code BYE The RFL 9660 will hang up and disconnect the local port fr...

Page 98: ...PER USER As a super user you can access the RFL 9660 either locally or remotely To access it locally follow the instructions in Section 3 of this manual To access it remotely with a PC and dial up modem refer to Section 4 5 3 SUPER USER COMMANDS Besides the general access commands described in Section 4 of this manual the RFL 9660 has configuration commands that can only be used when you are logge...

Page 99: ...ection Format LOCAL H ENTER This command tells the RFL 9660 to send a list of all super user commands to your terminal A typical super user command list appears in Figure 5 1 This is similar to the general access command list described in Section 4 but it contains more commands P PROGRAM PORT You can view detailed information about any of the RFL 9660 s I O ports by using the P command Format LOCA...

Page 100: ...CODE MODEM PASSWORD NO GOOD PASSWORD OK PASSWORD PROMPT 2 PORT NUMBER OR LABEL PORT RESET CHANGES SAVED PASSWORD NO GOOD PASSWORD OK DISPLAYED DISPLAYED ADDRESSES LEARNED UPDATE HARDWARE CONFIGURATION LEARN FIBER OPTIC ADDRESSES IF CHANGED SWITCH CONFIGURATION COMMAND LIST CONFIG PROMPT PORT CONFIGURATION COMMAND LIST PORT n PROMPT PORT INFORMATION DISPLAY ALL PORTS RUN DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINE GENERAL ...

Page 101: ...rt Password To change type Y _ Figure 5 3 Typical port information display showing factory default values If you want to change any of the entries on the port information display press the Y and ENTER keys The port information display will reappear with a list of selections at the bottom See Figure 5 4 Below the list of selections your regular prompt will change to a PORT n prompt with n being the...

Page 102: ... string that can be used to identify one of the RFL 9660 s device ports Once set the port label can be used to select the port you want to access When you are granted access to the port the port label will appear at the top of the port information display next to the port number Port labels are also listed on the port summary table when it is displayed See Section 4 Format PORT n A ENTER To change...

Page 103: ...N key for no and then press the ENTER key d Password This selection lets you enter or change the password assigned to the port The port password is a character string that must be entered before a user is allowed to access a device port If a password has been set for a device port users will be asked to enter the password each time they try to access a port they will not be granted access unless t...

Page 104: ...ng up and pause 30 seconds N Insert a carriage return D Wait until carrier is detected or 60 seconds has passed If carrier is detected pause for another 5 seconds Pause 5 seconds Pause 60 seconds X X is a number from 1 to 9 The callback string will be repeated this many times or until a carrier is detected The the RFL 9660 will parse the remainder of the string A typical dialback string is shown b...

Page 105: ... you inserted the escape code into the modem string it would be intercepted by the first modem placing it in the command mode X X is a number from 1 to 9 The modem string will be repeated this many times or until a carrier is detected The the RFL 9660 will parse the remainder of the string A typical modem string is shown below AT X1 O This tells the RFL 9660 to pause five seconds send the modem es...

Page 106: ... RFL 9660 will allow you to enter a port string but it will not be used Format PORT n H ENTER The following prompt will appear on your display Program to be executed on port originated call _ Once you have entered the program name press the ENTER key i Port Priority This selection lets you assign a call priority level to each port Format PORT n I ENTER The following prompt will appear on your disp...

Page 107: ...F at Modem Local Y _ As shown in the prompt this can be set to Y or N with Y being the default value Once you have entered your choice press the ENTER key If you set the k selection to N the following prompt will appear on your display above the list of selections if the 2400 baud modem Part No 104445 is installed Do NOT operate Modem Local ports above 2400 baud If you set the k selection to N the...

Page 108: ...rt s communication parameters to the device rather than modifying the device s parameters to match the port Refer to the manual supplied with the device or contact its manufacturer for more information Format PORT n M ENTER The following prompt will appear on your display Baud 0 300 1 1200 2 2400 3 4800 4 9600 5 19 2K _ Find the baud rate that matches the device baud rate Enter the number next to ...

Page 109: ...d a list of all configuration commands to your terminal A typical configuration command list is shown in Figure 5 5 nn represents digits xx represents characters 0 99 represents allowed range 28 is default if reset PP nn Period awaiting password 5 99 28 PA nn Silence before deselect code 1 99 1 PB nn Silence after deselect code 1 99 1 PT nnnn Inactive period port selected 20 32000 600 PM nnnn Inac...

Page 110: ...select code 1 to 99 seconds 1 second PB nn Silence after deselect code 1 to 99 seconds 1 second PT nnnn Inactive period port selected 20 to 32000 seconds 600 seconds PM nnnn Inactive period menu mode 20 to 32000 seconds 600 seconds CC xxx Port deselect code Up to 3 characters BYE CR x Modem reset code 2 to 30 characters CB n x Call back string 1 to 40 characters PW 1 x Front end password 1 2 to 7 ...

Page 111: ... to 99 seconds Format CONFIG PA space desired value ENTER Example CONFIG PA 5 ENTER The example above tells the RFL 9660 to monitor the incoming data for a five second pause period Once this pause period is detected the RFL 9660 looks for the deselect code If the deselect code is not received after the deselect silence period has elapsed any data received by the RFL 9660 is passed on to the DTE PB...

Page 112: ...enu mode This command sets the inactive period timer for line connection If the RFL 9660 connects to either a local or remote terminal and this period passes with no commands being received the RFL 9660 disconnects from the terminal The default setting is 600 seconds ten minutes but it can be set anywhere from 20 seconds to 32 000 seconds 8 hours 53 minutes 20 seconds Format CONFIG PM space desire...

Page 113: ...and then power it up again CB n x Callback String This command can set a callback string for each of the RFL 9660 s front end passwords When password protection is enabled and one of the passwords with a callback string is used the RFL 9660 will hang up and use the callback string to call the user back at a pre programmed telephone number See the CE and PW commands for more information Format CONF...

Page 114: ...sword the modem will be instructed to hang up and the callback string for that password will be executed Format CONFIG PW space password number space password ENTER Example CONFIG PW 1 RFL ENTER The example above sets Password 1 to RFL NOTE RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc August 18 1998 5 17 973 334 3100 Remember that Password 3 is always reserved as the super user password and that passwords are cas...

Page 115: ...ord protection Once this command is entered the following message will appear Are you sure Y N Press the Y key to answer yes or the N key to answer no and then press the ENTER key The configuration prompt CONFIG will re appear once passwords are enabled When passwords are not enabled super user access to the RFL 9660 is permitted to anyone who establishes communications with its modem or local por...

Page 116: ...ompt Format CONFIG Q ENTER If you made changes to the program and wish to save them use the CS command on page 5 18 before quitting If you made changes and are not sure if you want to save them use the S command described below to view the current settings All command settings are accepted and implemented when entered However they are not written to non volatile memory unless you use the S command...

Page 117: ...changes to these settings The hard copy could then be used as reference if system had to be re configured If you are using a PC equipped with a printer as your terminal you can obtain a hard copy by pressing the PRINT SCREEN key on your computer keyboard R Reset To Factory Default This command will reset all RFL 9660 configuration command parameters to their original default settings The default s...

Page 118: ...yes or the N key to answer no and then press the ENTER key If you answered no your normal prompt will re appear If you answer yes the following message will appear Please wait Periods will be added to the line as the changes are being stored When storage is complete your normal prompt will reappear R RESET ALL PORT PARAMETERS TO DEFAULT The R command will reset all port parameters to their origina...

Page 119: ...he RFL 9660 s memory is being updated FOM detected Please wait When the RFL 9660 s memory has been updated the port configuration will be displayed A typical port configuration display appears in Figure 5 7 1 RS232 2 RS232 3 RS232 4 RS232 5 RS232 6 RS232 7 RS232 8 RS232 9 RS232 10 RS232 11 RS232 12 RS232 13 RS232 14 RS232 15 RS232 16 RS232 17 Fiber 18 Fiber 19 Fiber 20 Fiber 21 Fiber 22 Fiber 23 F...

Page 120: ...ndicated device port The numbers 8 16 24 or 32 will also flash during power up This indicates the total number of devices that can be accessed by the RFL 9660 RS 232 or fiber 8 8 This is an initial display at power up that checks all display segments 5A A diagnostic test is in progress Ac The RFL 9660 has been accessed It is idle in menu mode and is polling its ports for a service request C1 8253 ...

Page 121: ...em port PA Diagnostic test successfully completed this is a transient display only for a short while Pd Awaiting correct password entry PE An error was made when entering a password PL RFL 9660 is idle not being accessed but polling ports for possible connection rC RFL 9660 is about to reset the configuration structure rd Remote Disconnect activated ri Ring indicate pin at modem active PL appears ...

Page 122: ...RESPONSE The B command selects the short form language that sends two character ASCII codes This is a high level command language used with some programs It also can be used for automation programs written by the user Format B ENTER Table 7 1 is an alphabetical list of all the short form responses and their long form equivalents F VERBOSE ASCII The F command selects the long form language or verbo...

Page 123: ...AILED FD Diagnostics FL The fiber optic loop is operating FM Fiber optic master absent H LOCAL or MODEM prompt LD DCD lost while in menu LP Please enter new label up to number of characters LR Long response format MP Connected to port number of selected port NF EEPROM failure NV EEPROM size is number of bytes OL Old label was old label P Logged on as number user number P Port number number of sele...

Page 124: ... number 2 Information within brackets describes the information that will appear as part of the long form response Table 7 2 Long form responses and short form equivalents Verbose ASCII F Command 1 Short Form Response B Command 2 LOCAL or MODEM prompt H TOO LONG TL FAILED FA Are you sure Y N SU Brief response format BF Cannot select port than highest port number 8 16 24 or 32 P Checking port numbe...

Page 125: ...ter new label up to number of characters LP Please enter password PW Port number number of selected port P Port number must be 1 highest port number 8 16 24 or 32 PE Remote disconnect active RD Request for service from port UR Reset in progress RM ROM checksum RS ROM IS R Site ID site identification SN Software version 1 1 7 VA Static RAM SR Static RAM size is number of bytes SS The fiber optic lo...

Page 126: ...nd parity for the RFL 9660 s LOCAL port the number of data bits is fixed at eight Switch settings for S1 are given in Table 8 1 When viewed from the front of the RFL 9660 ON is down and OFF is up S3 1 thru S3 7 S3 1 through S3 7 set the communications parameters for the RFL 9660 modem or direct digital port S3 1 through S3 3 set the baud rate S3 4 and S3 5 set the parity S3 6 sets the word length ...

Page 127: ...OFF up 2400 Eight Bits Odd ON down ON down ON down ON down Eight Bits Even ON down ON down OFF up ON down Eight Bits None ON down ON down X OFF up 4800 Eight Bits Odd ON down OFF up ON down ON down Eight Bits Even ON down OFF up OFF up ON down Eight Bits None ON down OFF up X OFF up 9600 Eight Bits Odd OFF up OFF up ON down ON down Eight Bits Even OFF up OFF up OFF up ON down Eight Bits None OFF u...

Page 128: ...ON OFF ON 2 OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF 8 bits 1 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON 2 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF 1200 Odd 7 bits 1 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF ON 2 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF 8 bits 1 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON 2 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF Even 7 bits 1 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON 2 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 8 bits 1 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON 2 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF None 7 bits 1 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON 2 OFF ON ON ON...

Page 129: ... ON ON OFF 9600 Odd 7 bits 1 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON 2 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF 8 bits 1 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON 2 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF Even 7 bits 1 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON 2 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 8 bits 1 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON 2 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF None 7 bits 1 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF ON 2 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF 8 bits 1 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON 2 OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF 19 2...

Page 130: ... 10UF 1UF 01UF 1K LM386 10UF 1UF MT5634SMI MODEM 56KBPS V 92 TS600 170 220PF 250V 220PF 250V FEERITE BEAD 470 30107 74HCT245 1UF 1K 1K 1K CONN HDR 3 CKT RFL P N 220 10003 W JUMPER 98306 0 N A N A N A 237 392 10UF 1UF LM317 100UF 16V 47UH 2 4A J4 Figure 8 2 Programmable jumper location RFL 9660 33 6 Kbps modem module J4 Modem parameters are configured in the factory before shipment For modem re con...

Page 131: ... port module 8 5 DIRECT DIGITAL I O MODULE The Direct Digital I O Module has three programmable jumpers J2 J3 and J4 Figure 8 4 shows the location of these jumpers These jumpers are used to enable or disable RS 232 handshaking When all jumpers are in position A RS 232 handshaking is disabled When all jumpers are in position B RS 232 handshaking is enabled The jumpers are set at the factory in posi...

Page 132: ...Figure 8 4 Programmable jumpers Direct Digital I O module RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 8 7 973 334 3100 ...

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Page 134: ...vices connected to the fiber optic loop it will have to be re programmed since the fiber optic devices have now been moved up eight port numbers The address of the fiber optic remotes must be changed to reflect programming Each device being interfaced to the fiber optic ring must be equipped with a fiber optic remote module Part Number 104460 Each fiber optic remote module is mounted in a compact ...

Page 135: ...e outgoing fiber optic cable is connected to the TX connector S1 TX PWR switch S1 controls the master I O module s optical output power Output S1 1 S1 2 42 dBm OFF up OFF up 38 dBm ON down OFF up 34 dBm OFF up ON down 33 dBm ON down ON down NOTE These are typical power output levels when jumper J5 is in position A run mode on Fiber Optic Master I O Module Assembly No 104430 as shown in the schemat...

Page 136: ...e and the data being received is valid PWR The PWR indicator lights when dc input power is being applied to the remote module S1 ADDRESS switch S1 sets the remote module s address It sets up a binary number that represents the port number assigned to the device See Table 9 1 S2 TX PWR switch S2 controls the remote module s optical output power Output S2 1 S2 2 42 dBm OFF up OFF up 38 dBm ON down O...

Page 137: ...FF OFF 8 ON ON ON OFF OFF 9 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 10 ON OFF OFF ON OFF 11 OFF ON OFF ON OFF 12 ON ON OFF ON OFF 13 OFF OFF ON ON OFF 14 ON OFF ON ON OFF 15 OFF ON ON ON OFF 16 ON ON ON ON OFF 17 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 18 ON OFF OFF OFF ON 19 OFF ON OFF OFF ON 20 ON ON OFF OFF ON 21 OFF OFF ON OFF ON 22 ON OFF ON OFF ON 23 OFF ON ON OFF ON 24 ON ON ON OFF ON 25 OFF OFF OFF ON ON 26 ON OFF OFF ON ON 27 OFF...

Page 138: ...he module will have to be removed from the chassis to gain access to the fuses On other models the fuses are located in fuseholders on the front of the module these fuses can be changed without removing the power supply from the chassis To check the power supply fuses proceed as follows 1 Place the POWER switch on the RFL 9125 in the OFF position 2 If the power supply does not have front panel fus...

Page 139: ...lace the fuses as follows a Insert a fuse with the proper voltage and current ratings into the fuseholder cap and push it in until the fuse is firmly seated For continued safe operation always replace a fuse with one having the same voltage and current ratings Refer to Table 10 1 for proper fuse values b Insert the fuse and fuseholder cap into the fuseholder Using a flat blade screwdriver push in ...

Page 140: ... presence of input voltage at TB1 9 and TB1 10 on the rear panel terminal block If voltage is present and the power supply does not function the power supply module itself is defective and must be replaced 6 Insert a fuse with the proper voltage and current ratings into each set of fuseholder clips on the daughterboard and push it in until the fuse is firmly seated The fuses installed on the daugh...

Page 141: ...voltage is present on the terminal block and the PWR and FIBER DATA indicators are not lit go on to step 2 2 Using a Phillips screwdriver remove the four screws securing the rear panel to the case 3 Using terminal block TB1 as a handle pull on the rear panel until the circuit boards are out of the case 4 Using a fuse puller or a flat blade screwdriver remove fuse F1 from its clips on the circuit b...

Page 142: ...anel is against the end of the case 8 Using a Phillips screwdriver install and tighten four screws in the corners of the rear panel to secure it to the case 9 Look at the PWR indicator on the front of the fiber optic remote module If the PWR indicator is lit the fiber optic remote module is working properly If the PWR indicator does not light check for the presence of station battery voltage at te...

Page 143: ...ch fastener one quarter turn until it is loose The MSM I O and FIBER OPTIC MASTER I O modules are held in place by two flat head slotted screws one on each end If removing one of these I O modules use a flat blade screwdriver to remove these screws 5 Using the module removal tool as a handle pull the I O module out of the chassis 6 Disconnect the module removal tool from the I O module To replace ...

Page 144: ... s None parity uP Settings are 9600 baud 8 Data bits 1 stop bit s ODD parity Current port deselect code is 42 59 45 hexadecimal ROM Checksum ce Passed 0 Please wait of EEPROM updates 65532 23 EEPROM checksum of config 7h port_info 9dH No of ports 24 Oct 22 1992 ROM is 27512 Static RAM size bytes is 7fffH Static RAM Passed 8253 Passed 8251 1 Passed 8251 2 Passed CPU RAM size 127 8255A Passed 8255B ...

Page 145: ...urs involving the RFL 9660 use standard troubleshooting techniques to determine if the problem is in the RFL 9660 or in some other connected equipment If the problem lies within the RFL 9660 it must be returned for repair Contact our Customer Service Department using the telephone number listed at the bottom of this page You will be given an authorization number and shipping instructions ...

Page 146: ...stration number AU7USA 25814 M5 E and ringer equivalence number 0 3B A Universal Service Order Code USOC number for the RJ 11 telephone service jack must be specified for installation by the telephone company The FCC does not allow the RFL 9660 s modem to be connected to party lines or coin lines If there are problems with the modem or you suspect a malfunction immediately disconnect the modem fro...

Page 147: ...be made by an authorized Canadian maintenance facility designated by RFL Electronics Inc Any repairs or alterations made by the user to the equipment or equipment malfunctions may give the telecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utility telephone lines and inter...

Page 148: ...p If the RFL 9660 is equipped with one or more RS 232 I O modules and a fiber optic master I O module the fiber optic master I O module must be installed on top Table 12 1 Device port totals and port numbers RFL 9660 Digital Switch Number Of RS 232 I O Modules Number Of Fiber Optic Master I O Modules RS 232 Device Port Numbers Fiber Optic Device Port Numbers 0 1 1 to 32 1 0 1 to 8 1 1 to 8 9 to 32...

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Page 154: ...y default profile and one additional user profile that can be programmed into its non volatile memory To configure the modem to one of these profiles issue the command AT F0 CR for the factory default profile or ATZ0 CR for the user profile To store or recall a user profile use the following commands Zn Wn or V These commands are discussed in detail later in this section In each of the the followi...

Page 155: ... header of a command A command line may be aborted at any time by entering cntrl x 18h The AT sequence may be followed by any number of commands in sequence except for commands such as Z D or A Commands following commands Z D or A on the same command line will be ignored The maximum number of characters on any command line is 39 including A and I If a syntax error is found anywhere in a command li...

Page 156: ...ons Xn Result Code Selection Zn Modem Reset Cn Data Carrier Detect DCD Control Dn Data Terminal Ready DTR Control En XON XOFF Pass Through Fn Load Factory Settings Gn V 22bis Guard Tone Control Kn Flow Control Selection Ln Leased Line Operation Pn Pulse Dial Make to Break Ratio Selection Qn Asynchronous Communications Mode Sn Data Set Ready DSR Control Tn Loopback Test V 54 Test Commands V Display...

Page 157: ...ds Command AT Attention Code Values N A Description The attention code precedes all command lines except A A and escape sequences Command ENTER Key Values N A Description Press the ENTER RETURN key to execute most commands Command A Answer Values N A Description Answer call before final ring Command A Repeat Last Command Values N A Description Repeat the last command string Do not precede this com...

Page 158: ... modem to go on hook for one half second then off hook again Wait for quiet answer Causes modem to wait for a ringback then 5 seconds of silence before processing next part of command If silence is not detected the modem returns a NO ANSWER code Disable data calling tone transmission Detect AT T call card bong tone The character should follow the phone number and precede the user s call card numbe...

Page 159: ...irmware version link type line speed serial speed type of error correction data compression number of past retrains etc Command Mn Monitor Speaker Mode Values n 0 1 2 or 3 Default 1 Description M0 Speaker always off M1 Speaker on until carrier signal detected M2 Speaker always on when modem is off hook M3 Speaker on until carrier is detected except while dialing Command Nn Modulation Handshake Val...

Page 160: ... Read Register Value Values r S register number Default None Description Read value of register Sr and display it in 3 digit decimal form e g S2 gives the response 043 Command T Tone Dialing Values P T Default T Description Configures the modem for DTMF touch tone dialing Dialed digits are tone dialed until a P command or dial modifier is received Command Vn Result Code Format Values n 0 or 1 Defa...

Page 161: ...me as Z0 Command Cn Data Carrier Detect DCD Control Values n 0 1 2 Default 1 Description C0 Forces the DCD circuit to be always ON C1 DCD goes ON when the remote modem s carrier signal is detected and goes OFF when the carrier signal is not detected C2 DCD turns OFF upon disconnect for time set by S18 It then goes high again for some PBX phone systems Command Dn Data Terminal Ready DTR Control Val...

Page 162: ...S hardware flow control K4 Enable XON XOFF software flow control Command Ln Leased Line Operation Values n 0 1 or 2 Defaults 0 Description L0 The modem is set for standard dial up operation L1 The modem is set for leased line operation in originate mode L2 The modem is set for leased line operation in answer mode Note For L1 and L2 there is a 30 second window between power up and the starting of t...

Page 163: ...ror correction mode normal or direct mode For tests 3 and 6 a connection between the two modems must be established To terminate a test in progress the escape sequence AT must be entered T0 Stops any test in progress T1 Starts a local analog loopback V 54 Loop 3 test If a connection exists when this command is issued the modem hangs up When the test starts a CONNECT message is displayed T3 Starts ...

Page 164: ... modem s response to a break received from computer remote modem or B command Response is different for each of three different states Data mode Modem receives the break from the computer K0 Enter online command mode no break sent to the remote modem K1 Clear data buffers and send break to the remote modem K2 Same as K0 K3 Send break immediately to the remote modem K4 Same as K0 K5 Send break to t...

Page 165: ...control same as K4 Q2 CTS only flow control Not supported Q3 RTS CTS hardware flow control same as K3 Command Tn Inactivity Timer Values n 0 1 255 Default 0 Description Sets the time in minutes after the last character is sent or received that the modem waits before disconnecting A value of zero disables the timer Applies only in buffer mode Note You can also set the inactivity timer by changing t...

Page 166: ...o hours failed In countries that do not require blacklisting the ERROR result code appears Command Cn Data Compression Control Values n 0 or 1 Default 1 Description C0 Disable V 42bis MNP 5 data compression C1 Enable V 42bis MNP 5 data compression Command DCn AT Command Control Values n 0 or 1 Default 0 Description DC0 The modem responds to AT commands DC1 The modem ignores AT commands Note The mo...

Page 167: ... MB75 Selects CCITT V 23 mode MB300 Selects 300 bps on line MB1200 Selects 1200 bps on line MB2400 Selects 2400 bps on line MB4800 Selects 4800 bps on line MB9600 Selects 9600 bps on line MB14400 Selects 14400 bps on line MB19200 Selects 19200 bps on line MB28800 Selects 28800 bps on line MB33600 Selects 33600 bps on line Command RPn Ring Priority vs AT Command Priority Values n 0 or 1 Default 1 D...

Page 168: ...od The length of the silence period is in the form DROF number in units of 100 ms CR LF and the length of the ring is in the form DRON number in units of 100 ms CR LF The modem may produce a Ring event code after the DRON message if enabled by the y parameter The y parameter must be set to a value equal to or smaller than the expected ring cadence in order to pass the report to the DTE VDR 0 N A D...

Page 169: ...Inactivity Timer Values n 1 255 Default 20 Description Sets the time in minutes that the modem waits for a command before forcing the user to enter the setup password again Command CBNy x Store Callback Password Values y 0 29 Default x password Description None Sets the callback security password for the y memory location The password must have 6 to 10 characters and cannot include the or characte...

Page 170: ...les callback security until local hang up or reset Command Pn Set 11 bit Parity Values n 0 1 or 2 Default 2 Description P0 No parity P1 Odd parity P2 Even parity Command Sx Enter Setup Password Values x password 1 8 characters case sensitive Default MTSMODEM Description Enters the remote configuration setup password Command S x Store Setup Password Values x password 1 8 characters case sensitive D...

Page 171: ...ionally issues a command while remaining online Type AT and up to six optional command characters then press ENTER Used mostly to issue the hang up command ATH CR Command ATMTSMODEM CR Remote Configuration Escape Sequence Values N A Description Initiates remote configuration mode while online with remote modem The remote configuration escape character is defined in register S13 ...

Page 172: ...ulation automode enabled or the modulation to use in originating or answering a connection automode disabled The default is V92 mod Modulation Possible rates bps 1 V922 V92 56000 54666 53333 52000 50666 49333 48000 46666 45333 44000 42666 41333 40000 38666 37333 36000 34666 33333 32000 30666 29333 or 28000 V903 V 90 56000 54666 53333 52000 50666 49333 48000 46666 45333 44000 42666 41333 40000 3866...

Page 173: ... which the modem may establish a downstream receive connection The value is decimal coded in units of bps e g 28800 specifies the highest rate to be 28800 bps 0 Maximum rate determined by the modulation selected in mod default 300 56000 Maximum rate value limited by the modulation selected in mod See Possible rates in the mod table Command PCW n Call Waiting Enable Values n 0 1 or 2 Default 2 Desc...

Page 174: ...Hold Initiate Values n 0 13 Default 0 Description PMHR is an action command that causes the modem to initiate MOH with the central site modem It returns the following values to indicate what has been negotiated Valid only if MOH is enabled and the modem is off hook or in data mode Otherwise ERROR will be returned PMHR 0 Deny MOH request PMHR 1 Grant MOH request with 10 second timeout PMHR 2 Grant ...

Page 175: ...meout PMHT 10 Grant MOH request with 8 minute timeout PMHT 11 Grant MOH request with 12 minute timeout PMHT 12 Grant MOH request with 16 minute timeout PMHT 13 Grant MOH request with indefinite timeout PMHT Displays the allowed values PMHT Displays the current value Command PQC n Quick Connect Control Values n 0 1 2 or 3 Default 3 Description Controls V 92 shortened Phase 1 and Phase 2 startup pro...

Page 176: ...ne line per ring period The length of the silence period is in the form DROF number in units of 100 ms CR LF and the length of the ring is in the form DRON number in units of 100 ms CR LF The modem may produce a Ring event code after the DRON message if enabled by the y parameter The y parameter must be set to a value equal to or smaller than the expected ring cadence in order to pass the report t...

Page 177: ...e user to enter the setup password again Command CBNy x Store Callback Password Values y 0 29 x password Defaults None Description Sets the callback security password for the y memory location The password must have 6 to 10 characters and cannot include the or characters Command CBPn Callback Parity Values n 0 1 or 2 Default 0 Description Sets parity for the callback security messages CBP0 No pari...

Page 178: ...rity P2 Even parity Command Sx Enter Setup Password Values x password 1 8 characters case sensitive Default MTSMODEM Description Enters the callback security setup password Command S x Store Setup Password Values x password 1 8 characters case sensitive Default MTSMODEM Description Stores a new callback security and remote configuration setup password ...

Page 179: ...dem waits after it goes off hook before it begins to dial the telephone number S7 seconds 35 65 50 Sets the time the modem waits for a carrier signal before aborting a call Also sets the wait for silence time for the dial modifier S8 seconds 0 65 2 Sets the length of a pause caused by a comma character in a dialing command S9 decimal 0 1 127 37 Sets ASCII code for remote configuration escape chara...

Page 180: ... 26400 bps 17 28800 bps 18 31200 bps 19 33600 bps S38 decimal 0 23 1 Sets downstream data rate where V 90 provides rates of 28 000 to 56 000 bps in increments of 1 333 bps 0 V 90 disabled 1 V 90 auto rate 2 28 000 bps 3 29 333 bps 4 30 666 bps 5 32 000 bps 6 33 333 bps 7 34 666 bps 8 36 000 bps 9 37 333 bps 10 38 666 bps 11 40 000 bps 12 41 333 bps 13 42 666 bps 14 44 000 bps 15 45 333 bps 16 46 6...

Page 181: ... of time in the off line command mode before the modem goes into standby mode or sleep mode A value of zero prevents standby mode a value of 1 4 sets the value to 5 Standby mode sleep mode or low power mode is controlled by S89 It programs the number of seconds of inactivity before the modem will go to sleep The default value is 0 A value of 0 disables standby mode The modem will wake on an incomi...

Page 182: ...Connected at 28800 bps 59 CONNECT 31200 Connected at 31200 bps 60 CONNECT 33600 Connected at 33600 bps 70 CONNECT 32000 Connected at 32000 bps 71 CONNECT 34000 Connected at 34000 bps 72 CONNECT 36000 Connected at 36000 bps 73 CONNECT 38000 Connected at 38000 bps 74 CONNECT 40000 Connected at 40000 bps 75 CONNECT 42000 Connected at 42000 bps 76 CONNECT 44000 Connected at 44000 bps 77 CONNECT 46000 ...

Page 183: ...666 Connected at 54666 bps 115 CONNECT 25333 Connected at 25333 bps 116 CONNECT 26666 Connected at 26666 bps EC is added to these result codes when the extended result codes configuration option is enabled EC is replaced by one of the following codes depending on the type of error control connection V42bis V 42 error control LAP M and V 42bis data compression V42 V 42 error control LAP M only MNP5...

Page 184: ... List 14 14 Component Locator Drawing 14 14 Schematic 14 15 Direct Digital Interface Module Replaceable Parts List 14 16 Component Locator Drawing 14 17 Schematic 14 19 Power Supply Module Dc Input Replaceable Parts List 14 21 Component Locator Drawing 14 25 Schematic 14 27 Power Supply Module Ac Input Replaceable Parts List 14 31 Component Locator Drawing 14 33 Schematic 14 35 Power Alarm I O Mod...

Page 185: ...placeable Parts List 14 51 Component Locator Drawing 14 53 Schematic 14 55 Motherboard Replaceable Parts List 14 57 Component Locator Drawing 14 58 Schematic 14 59 Fiber Optic Remote Module Transceiver Board Replaceable Parts List 14 61 Component Locator Drawing 14 63 Schematic 14 65 Fiber Optic Remote Module Power Supply Board Replaceable Parts List 14 67 Component Locator Drawing 14 68 Schematic...

Page 186: ...al film 8 25KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 182Ω 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 150Ω 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor network nine 10KΩ 2 resistors 1 25W total 10 pin SIP Bourns 4310R 101 103 or equiv Resistor network eight 330Ω 2 resistors 1 75W total 16 pin DIP CTS of Berne 761 3 R330 or equiv Resistor network seven 680Ω 2 resistors 1W total 8 pin SIP Bourns 4308R 101 681 or equiv Resi...

Page 187: ...MM74HC373N or equiv Programmable interval timer 10 MHz 24 pin DIP Intel TP82C54 2 or equiv Programmable peripheral interface 40 pin DIP Harris IP82C55A or equiv Microcontroller 40 pin DIP Dallas DS80C320 MNG or equiv MOS decoder 3 line to 8 line 16 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC138N or equiv MOS dual 4 bit binary counter 14 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC393N or equiv Custom Exclusive...

Page 188: ...NEOUS COMPONENTS Not field replaceable Shorting bar single Molex 90059 0009 or equiv Switch array four SPST piano switches 8 pin DIP AMP 1 435802 5 or equiv Switch SPDT momentary snap action pushbutton C K Components 8125A Termination Option A or equiv Switch array 8 position 16 pin DIP AMP 5 435166 3 or equiv Crystal quartz 11 0592 MHz Shorting bar single Molex 90059 0009 or equiv 98306 101122 49...

Page 189: ...RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 6 973 334 3100 Figure 14 1 Component locator drawing RFL 96 CPU Central Processor CPU Module Assembly No 104410 4 Drawing No D 104413 1 ...

Page 190: ...Figure 14 2 Schematic RFL 96 CPU Central Processor CPU Module Assembly No 104410 4 Schematic No 104414 1 Sheet 1 of 2 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 7 14 8 Blank 973 334 3100 ...

Page 191: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 9 14 10 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 2 Schematic RFL 96 CPU Central Processor CPU Module Assembly No 104410 4 Schematic No 104414 1 Sheet 2 of 2 RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 192: ...itor ceramic 220pF 10 250VAC RESISTORS Resistor metal film precision 1K 1 1 8W Resistor metal film precision 237 1 1 8W Resistor metal film precision 392 1 1 8W SEMICONDUCTORS Modem Module 33 6Kbps IC MOS tri state octal XCVR IC linear LV audio power amp IC Voltage Regulator MISCELLANEOUS COMPONENTS Inductor 47uH Resistor metal film zero ohm 1 8W Connector jumper Transducer buzzer 3 12VDC Fuse PTC...

Page 193: ...UF 50V 10UF 1UF FERRITE BEAD 470 30104 10UF 1UF 01UF 1K LM386 10UF 1UF MT5634SMI MODEM 56KBPS V 92 TS600 170 220PF 250V 220PF 250V FEERITE BEAD 470 30107 74HCT245 1UF 1K 1K 1K CONN HDR 3 CKT RFL P N 220 10003 W JUMPER 98306 0 N A N A N A 237 392 10UF 1UF LM317 100UF 16V 47UH 2 4A Figure 14 3 Component locator drawing RFL 9660 33 6 Modem Assembly No 104855 3 Schematic No 104858 3 ...

Page 194: ...Figure 14 4 Schematic RFL 9660 33 6 Modem Assembly No 104855 3 A Schematic No B 104859 3 A RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 13 973 334 3100 ...

Page 195: ...ck telephone 6 CKT Relay DPDT 5Vdc Coil form D Connector plug fem 64CONT DIN Transistor Silicon NPN 2N2222A Transistor VMOS FET VN10KM Resistor Metal film Precision 1KΩ 1 1 4W 38876 30088 6 101136 99134 37445 0715 13 0410 1288 Figure 14 5 Component locator drawing RFL 9660 Modem I O Module Assembly No 104860 1 Drawing No C 104860 1 Rev B RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 14 973 334 310...

Page 196: ...Figure 14 6 Schematic RFL 9660 Modem I O Assembly No 104860 1 Schematic No C 104864 1 Rev B RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 15 973 334 3100 ...

Page 197: ...alum 1μF 20 35V Kemet T322B105M035AS or equiv Not used Resistor metal film 4 99KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Not used Resistor metal film 10KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 1KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 6 98KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 MOS quad line receiver 14 pin DIP National Semiconductor DS14C89N or equiv MOS quad line driver 14 pin DIP National Semiconductor DS14C88N or equiv MOS dual port...

Page 198: ...Figure 14 7 Component locator drawing RFL 96 DTE I O Direct Digital Module Assembly No 104455 Drawing No C 104458 Rev C RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 17 973 334 3100 ...

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Page 200: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 19 14 20 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 8 Schematic RFL 96 DTE I O Direct Digital I O Module Assembly No 104455 Schematic No D 104459 Rev B RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 201: ...dial leads Illinois Capacitor 333MPR400K or equiv Capacitor ceramic 0 0022μF 5 100V AVX SA301A222JAA or equiv Capacitor X7R ceramic 0 1μF 10 50V AVX SA305C104KAA or equiv Capacitor tantalum 4 7μF 10 35V Kemet T322C475K035AS or equiv Capacitor polyester 0 012μF 2 100V Wesco 32P or equiv Capacitor tantalum 15μF 20 20V Kemet T322D156M020AS or equiv Capacitor metallized polycarbonate 0 047μF 2 200V We...

Page 202: ...tor metal film 4 02KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 4 75KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 2KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 2 74KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 12 1KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor composition 1 2KΩ 5 1W Allen Bradley GB Series or equiv Resistor metal film 1KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 2 37KΩ 1 1 4W Type RN1 4 Resistor metal film 2 49KΩ 1 1 ...

Page 203: ...al Instrument FEP16HT or equiv All Others Same as CR7 Transient voltage suppressor breakdown voltage dependent upon model RFL 9125B 24DCPS 66 7V 4 7A 500W for 1 ms Motorola SA60 or equiv RFL 9125B 48DCPS 133V 2 3A 500W for 1 ms Motorola SA120 or equiv RFL 9125B 125DCPS 189V 1 6A 500W for 1 ms Motorola SA170 or equiv Rectifier common anode 2 diode 200V 16A 35 ns TRR 3 terminal TO 220 case General I...

Page 204: ...urrent rating dependent upon model RFL 9125B 24DCPS 3A Littelfuse 313003 or equiv RFL 9125B 48DCPS 2A Littelfuse 313002 or equiv RFL 9125B 125DCPS 1A Littelfuse 313001 or equiv Choke high current 12mH 4 5A 10 40 MHz series resonant frequency Caddell Burns 6860 02 or equiv Inductor powerline 10mH Renco RL 1283 10 or equiv Inductor powerline 25mH Pulse Engineering 92100 or equiv Choke swingductor 10...

Page 205: ...d Drawing No D 103258 Rev A NOTE COMPONENT VALUES SHOWN ABOVE ARE FOR 48 VOLT SUPPLY VALUES MAY BE DIFFERENT ON 24 VOLT OR 125 VOLT SUPPLIES a Input converter board Drawing No D 103253 Rev A Figure 14 9 Component locator drawing dc input power supply modules for RFL 9660 Digital Switch ...

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Page 207: ...ure 14 10 Schematic input board dc input power supply modules for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Schematic No D 103254 Rev A Sheet 1 of 2 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 27 14 28 Blank 973 334 3100 ...

Page 208: ...0 RFL Electronics Inc 14 29 14 30 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 10 Schematic input board dc input power supply modules for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Schematic No D 103254 Rev A Sheet 2 of 2 RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 209: ...VX SA101A221JAA or equiv Capacitor electrolytic 5600μF 30 10 10V Sprague 80D562P010HA5 or equiv Capacitor tantalum 220μF 20 10V Kemet T350L227M010AS or equiv Capacitor tantalum 1μF 10 35V Kemet T362A105K035AS or equiv Capacitor electrolytic 100μF 20 50V Nichicon ULB1H101M or equiv Capacitor tantalum 4 7μF 20 20V Kemet T322B475M020AS or equiv Capacitor ceramic 0 1μF GMV 50V Centralab CY20C104P or e...

Page 210: ...fier 200V 3A Motorola MR502 or equiv Diode Zener 10V 5 400mW 1N961B Bridge rectifier 400V 6A Varo VH448 or equiv Diode Zener 18V 5 1W 1N4746A Light emitting diode green right angle panel mount Schroff 69004 122 or equiv Diode rectifier 50V 8A TO 220AB case General Electric C122F or equiv Transistor NPN TO 92 case 2N3903 Linear overvoltage sensing circuit 8 pin ceramic DIP Motorola MC3523V or equiv...

Page 211: ...ing No D 101973 Rev H a Input converter board Drawing No D 103998 Rev C Figure 14 11 Component locator drawing dc input power supply modules for RFL 9660 Digital Switch RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 33 973 334 3100 ...

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Page 213: ...60 RFL Electronics Inc 14 35 14 36 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 12 Schematic ac input power supply modules For RFL 9660 Digital Switch Assembly No 101975 1 Schematic No D 101974 3 Rev B RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 214: ...04400 3 1N4003 104400 4 1N4003 Relay SPDT 12VDC PCB MTG 104400 American Zettler AZ8 1CH 12DE or equiv 104400 2 American Zettler AZ8 1CH 12DE or equiv 104400 3 American Zettler AZ8 1CH 12DE or equiv 104400 4 Potter Brumfield RKA 5DG 12 or equiv Optical input module 3 to 32 Vdc input A 18 mA 5 volt logic output 50 mA Grayhill 70M IDC5 or equiv Inductor 10uH 5 1 5A max J W Miller 4622 or equiv Induct...

Page 215: ...RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 38 973 334 3100 Figure 14 13 Component locator drawing RFL 96 PWR ALARM I O Dc Input Power Alarm I O Module Assembly No 104400 Drawing No C 104403 Rev G ...

Page 216: ... Electronics Inc 14 39 14 40 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 17 Schematic RFL 96 PWR ALARM I O Dc input Power Alarm I O Module Assembly No 104400 104400 3 and 104400 4 Schematic No D 104404 Rev E RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 217: ...ECEA1VV221S or equiv Capacitor ceramic 0 1uF 10 50V AVX SA305C104KAA or equiv Diode silicon rectifier 1 Amp 1N4003 Fuse 3AG slow blow 1A 250V Littlefuse 313001 or equiv Relay SPDT 12VDC PCB MTG Optical input module 3 to 32 Vdc input A 18 mA 5 volt logic output 50 mA Grayhill 70M IDC5 or equiv Inductor 10uH 1 5A 5 J W Miller 4622 or equiv Inductor 12uH 4 5A 10 Caddell Burns 6880 2 or equiv Resistor...

Page 218: ...ectronics Inc April 24 2007 14 42 973 334 3100 Figure 14 18 Component locator drawing RFL 96 AC ALARM I O 110Vac and 220Vac Ac Input Power Alarm I O Module Assembly No 104400 1 and 104400 2 Drawing No C 104403 1 Rev C ...

Page 219: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 43 14 44 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 19 Schematic RFL 96 AC ALARM I O Ac input Power Alarm I O Module Assembly No 104400 1 Schematic No D 104404 1 Rev C RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 220: ...W total 6 pin SIP Bourns 4306R 101 472 or equiv MOS quad line driver 14 pin DIP National Semiconductor DS14C88N or equiv Not used MOS quad line receiver 14 pin DIP National Semiconductor DS14C89N or equiv MOS tri state octal buffer 20 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC244N or equiv MOS 4 bit magnitude comparator 16 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC85N or equiv MOS quad 2 input NAND gate 14 ...

Page 221: ...RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 46 973 334 3100 Figure 14 20 Component locator drawing RFL 96 MSM I O RS 232 Device Port Module Assembly No 104420 Drawing No D 104423 Rev D ...

Page 222: ...Schematic No D 104424 Rev C Sheet 1 of 2 Figure 14 21 Schematic RFL 96 MSM I O RS 232 Device Port Module Assembly No 104420 RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 47 14 48 Blank 973 334 3100 ...

Page 223: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 49 14 50 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 21 Schematic RFL 96 MSM I O RS 232 Device Port Module Assembly No 104420 Schematic No D 104424 Rev C Sheet 2 of 2 RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 224: ...len Bradley 406A 331 or equiv Resistor network five 3 6KW 2 resistors 1W total 6 pin SIP Bourns 4306R 101 332 or equiv Resistor network five 150W 2 resistors 1W total 6 pin SIP Bourns 4306R 101 151 or equiv Resistor network five 560W 2 resistors 1W total 6 pin SIP Bourns 4306R 101 561 or equiv SEMICONDUCTORS Light emitting diode green right angle PC mount Industrial Devices 5300H5 or equiv TTL qua...

Page 225: ...uctor MM74HC244N or equiv MOS octal D type latch 20 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC373N or equiv MOS dual precision monostable multivibrator 16 pin DIP Motorola MC74HC4538N or equiv Microprocessor supervisor 16 pin DIP Maxim MAX691EPE or equiv MOS tri state octal D type flip flop 20 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC374N or equiv MOS 1 to 64 bit shift register 16 pin DIP Motorola MC14557B...

Page 226: ...FL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 53 973 334 3100 Figure 14 22 Component locator drawing fiber optic master I O Module for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Assembly No 104430 Drawing No D 104433 Rev B ...

Page 227: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 55 14 56 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 23 Schematic fiber optic master I O module for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Assembly No 104430 Schematic No D 104434 Rev B RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 228: ... 14 57 973 334 3100 Table 14 12 Replaceable parts motherboard for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Assembly No 104470 Circuit Symbol Figs 14 24 14 25 Description Part Number C1 3 Capacitor ceramic disc 0 01mF 20 3000V Sprague 30GA S10 or equiv 1007 1442 ...

Page 229: ...RFL 9660 April 24 2007 RFL Electronics Inc 14 58 973 334 3100 Figure 14 24 Component locator drawing motherboard for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Assembly No 104470 Drawing No D 104473 Rev B ...

Page 230: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 59 14 60 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 25 Schematic motherboard for RFL 9660 Digital Switch Assembly No 104470 Schematic No D 104474 Rev B RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 231: ...4 Resistor composition 10Ω 5 1 4W Allen Bradley CB Series or equiv Resistor network five 10KΩ 2 resistors 0 75W total 6 pin SIP Bourns 4306R 101 103 or equiv Resistor network five 330Ω 2 resistors 1 0W total 6 pin SIP Allen Bradley 406A 331 or equiv Not used Resistor network nine 3 3KΩ 2 resistors 2 7W total 10 pin SIP Dale MSP10C01332G or equiv Resistor network five 560Ω 2 resistors 1W total 6 pi...

Page 232: ...74HC74N or equiv MOS dual 4 input data select 16 pin DIP Motorola MC74HC253N or equiv MOS dual precision monostable multivibrator 16 pin DIP Motorola MC74HC4538N or equiv MOS 12 stage binary counter 16 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC4040N or equiv Custom PAL Programmable Array Logic factory programmed Contact factory MOS dual 4 bit binary counter 14 pin DIP National Semiconductor MM74HC393N ...

Page 233: ...Figure 14 26 Component locator drawing fiber optic remote module transceiver board Assembly No 104460 1 Drawing No D 104463 1 Rev A RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 63 973 334 3100 ...

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Page 235: ...9660 RFL Electronics Inc 14 65 14 66 Blank 973 334 3100 Figure 14 27 Schematic fiber optic remote module Transceiver board Assembly No 104460 1 Schematic No D 104464 1 Rev A RFL April 24 2007 ...

Page 236: ...sor transient voltage 1 5KE30CA Optoelectric device LED green Fuse Slow blow 104495 1 not used 104495 2 1 2A 250V 104495 3 15 100A 3AG 250V Inductor 104495 1 not used 104495 2 10uH 5 1 5Amps 104495 3 10uH 5 1 5Amps Inductor 100uH 10 2Amps Resistor metal film precision 104495 1 not used 104495 2 35 7KΩ 1 1 4W 104495 3 35 7KΩ 1 1 4W Resistor metal film precision 104495 1 not used 104495 2 8 06KΩ 1 1...

Page 237: ...RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 68 973 334 3100 Figure 14 28 Component locator drawing fiber optic remote module power supply board Assembly No 104495 1 2 3 Drawing No D 104498 Rev B ...

Page 238: ...Figure 14 29 Schematic fiber optic remote module Power supply board Assembly No 104495 1 2 3 Schematic No D 104499 Rev C RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc April 24 2007 14 69 14 70 Blank 973 334 3100 ...

Page 239: ...4 46 Configuration commands 5 12 Configuration update hardware 5 22 Connecting the local and modem ports 4 34 Connections 2 2 alarm 2 4 alarm remote disconnect and power 2 5 2 6 direct digital interface 2 9 fiber optic master and remotes 2 11 ground 2 4 local terminal 3 1 power 2 4 Section 15 INDEX remote disconnect 2 4 RS 232 port 2 8 telephone 2 7 to digital interface 2 9 to terminal blocks 2 2 ...

Page 240: ... and switch settings 8 1 Jumper settings CPU module 8 1 modem module 8 7 L Label port setting 3 16 5 5 Language command 7 1 Local port connecting to modem port 4 25 switch settings 8 2 Local access 1 4 Local terminal cable construction details 3 3 making connections to 3 1 Locally accessing the RFL 9660 3 4 4 25 M Maintenance 10 1 Making connections to terminal blocks 2 2 Making connections to the...

Page 241: ...1 1 Remote access 1 4 using a DOS based terminal emulator 4 22 using Windows Terminal Emulator 4 18 Remote disconnect 2 4 Removal tool module 10 6 Reset master 3 4 Resetting port parameters 5 21 Result codes 13 35 RJ 11 jack 1 5 RS 232 device port module 8 6 component locator drawing 14 46 parts list 14 45 schematic 14 47 RS 232 port connections 2 8 Running internal diagnostics 4 30 10 7 S S regis...

Page 242: ...ming Mode 5 19 R Reset To Factory Default 5 20 S Show Current Selections 5 19 Switch and jumper settings 8 1 Switch and port configuration 3 1 Switch settings CPU module 8 1 fiber optic master I O module 9 1 fiber optic remote module 9 3 local port 8 2 modem module 8 5 modem port 8 3 System expansion 2 13 T Telephone connections 2 7 Terminal blocks making connections to 2 2 Terminal emulator setup...

Page 243: ... 200 And 300 Relays Any ASCII terminal emulation program Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inc 9660 003 Hathaway Fault Recorder Generic RFL Hathaway Corporation Data Systems Division 9660 004 Optimho Relay Opticom GEC Alsthom T D Inc 9660 005 DDP Relay D Link General Electric Company 9660 006 JEM 2 Multifunction Meter JAV Scientific Columbus 9660 007 MDAR Relay With PONI Module WRELCOM ABB Power...

Page 244: ...sthom T D Inc 9660 022 ASADC2 ATADC2 AQADC2 BiComm Bitronics Inc VSAMC2 VTAMC2 GQWMC2 9660 023 2600 Remote Events Recorder Terminal Emulation Program Dranetz Technologies Inc 9660 024 BEI DFPR or BEI 25 79TR Terminal Emulation Program Basler Electric with VT 100 Terminal Emulation 9660 025 Pride M 0420 Multifunction Relay Becocom Beckwith Electric Company Inc 9660 026 RFL 9001 Terminal Emulation P...

Page 245: ...ing Port String Modem String Port Password Off None 0 No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 Figure 1 Wiring diagramfor cable betweenQuantum Meter and RFL 9660 PORTconnector TO RFL 9660 TO QUANTm nETER PORT CONNECTOR DATA CARRIER DETZCT DCD W S M X T DATA 20 lrtaxvr DATA RD DATA TERXINAL RZADY DTR SIGNAL CMMON DATA SLT R...

Page 246: ... command Next you must correctly enter the label that you have previously programmedinto Quantum a D for direct connect and a 1 for 1200 baud After several seconds Mini Pro should indicate that you are on line with the Quantum 12 When you are finished log off the meterwith the DF commandand completely exit Mini pro 1 l 13 Reloadthe Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and reset the...

Page 247: ...Call Request Call Priority Call String Remote String Port String Modem String Port Password Off None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See figure 1 TO QUANTUM METER TO RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTOR CrD RD Signal Common DB 25 CONNECTOR DB 9 CONNECTOR MALE FEMALE Figure 1 Wiring diagram for cable between Quantum M...

Page 248: ...s flow control can be inserted into a setting screen available through most terminal applications Here is an example using Hyperterminalfrom windows 95 rUsegrot conhoi 5 rUsejlow control rEgra settings 50 2 Important see note 3 logfile NOTE The fO command can vary between different modem manufactures This command is used to turn off all means of flow control It is very important to include this co...

Page 249: ...om 2 etc 13 Choose the OC direct connect command Next you must correctly enter the label that you have previously programmed into Quantum a D for direct connect and a I for 1200 baud 14 After several seconds Mini Pro should indicate that you are on line with Quantum 15 When you are finished log off the meter with the DF command and completely exit Mini Pro 16 Reloadyour Terminal application and ty...

Page 250: ...PublicationNo AN 9660 001A Printed in U S A Revised March 30 1999 RFL Electronics Inc 353 PowervilleRoad Boonton Township NJ 070059151 fr Phone 973 334 3100 Fax 973 334 3863 ...

Page 251: ...e String Port String Modem String Port Password Off None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configurationsettings required usefactory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION Series 100Relays See Figure 1 All Others See Figure 2 TO SERIES 100 TO WI 9660 I L L A Y FORT CONNECTOR DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRAXSWXT DATA TD R I C E I V DATA RD DATA TERMINAL WAD1 DTR SIGNAL COWWON DATA SET READY RLWLST TO SEN...

Page 252: ...60 configuration 5 Choose the port for the Schweitzer relay you wish to interrogate Once the connection is established you will be able to communicate with the Schweitzer relay by entering commands on your keyboard the relay will send responses to your display Refer to the documentation supplied with your Schweitzer relay for more information 6 When you are finished communicatingwith the relay typ...

Page 253: ...l Request Call Priority Call String Remote String Port String Modem String Port Password On R T S DTR 0 AnQOV 1 GODT phone nurnber MD 4 AnQOV l GOO N None no password allowed SWITCH CONFIGURATION 1 No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used 2 The port connected to the fault recorder must be labeled HATHAWAY 3 No switch or port passwords are allowed on R F L...

Page 254: ...ired the Hathawaygeneric R F L software will operate normally The modem being usedwith the Hathawaymaster station must be programmed with the following options 1 Keep CTS true 2 Disable slave speed constant speed interface 3 The DCD carrier detect line follows the carrier 4 Receipt of DTR forces a disconnect 5 Long space disconnect must be disabled PublicationNo AN 9660 003 Printed In U S A Revise...

Page 255: ...ng Port Password Off None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION Set port labelto be the same as the relay password CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 TO OPTIHEO TO R R 9660 UODEX m T PORT CONNLCMR DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSMIT DATA TD IILQLVI DATA m DATA TERMINAL llW9Y ETR SIGNAL EOnnON DATA SET READY REQUEST 20 SEND RTS CLEAR TO SEND CTS NOT USED DB 25 CONNLCTOR DI 9 COtWKCrOR WALC I R M A Figure 1 Wiring diag...

Page 256: ...he front of the relay This port is a DCE so you must use an X modem adapter which switches TX and RX 1 Set the Opticom software to Local communication 2 Choosethe dumb terminal emulation from the Opticom menu 3 Press the ENTER keyto access the switch 4 Select the port that is connected to the Optimho relay s serial port 5 Press ALT Q to exit backto the menu 6 Communicate normally Opticom and Optir...

Page 257: ...0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 TO DDP RELAY C O I U T I O N S TO R 9 6 6 0 RRIIINAL BLOCX PORT CONNLCTOR DATA CARRILR DzncT DCD 22 TRANSMIT DATA TD 21 R t a r v r DATA RD DATA TIRIIINAL R W Y D m 31 SIGPUL COlIllON DATA S I T R W Y MWEST TO SEND RTS T O S n s r CTS NOT UStD DL 9 CONNLCXIR E...

Page 258: ...relay being interrogated 11 Set the phone number to seven zeroes 0000000 12 Set the baud rateto 2400 The D Link software is now ready to interrogate the DDP Relay 13 When you are finished log off the DDP Relaywith the LOGOUT command and completely exit D Link 14 Reloadthe Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and reset the communication parameters for 2400 baud 15 Type in your R F L...

Page 259: ...TION No specialconfigurationsettings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION PI Position 1 fullleft See Figure1 P1 Position2 centered See Figure2 I I I Figure 1 Wiring Diagramfor cable betweenJEM 2 Meter and RFL 9660 PORT Conector showing pinouttor P I Position 1 fullien JEM M E T E R RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 PORT Appllcatlon Note 9660 006 February 15...

Page 260: ... wish to interrogate CONNECTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 7 Once the connection is established exit the Windows Terminal application completely Be sure you tell the Wlndows Termlnal appllcatlon not to hang up the phone DATA CARRIER DETECT D TRANSMIT DATA TX RECEIVE DATA RX DATA TERMINAL READY C SIGNAL COMMON DATA S E T READY REQUEST TO SEND RTS CLEAR TO SEND CTS NOT USED 8 Load the JAV software and log on w...

Page 261: ... the Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and reset the communication parameters for 1200 baud 15 Type in your RFL deselect sequence BYE Is the factory default 16 You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 Appllcatlon Note 9660 006 February 15 1995 ...

Page 262: ...etrademark information is to the best of our knowledge accurate and complete Publlcatlon No AN 9660 006 Printed In U S A Revised February 15 1995 RFL Electronics Inc 353 Powe lle Roa BoontonTownship NJ 07005 0239 Phone 201 334 3100 Fax 201 334 3863 RFL 9660 Bulletin Board 201 334 3099 2400 baud 8bits 1 stop bit no parity ...

Page 263: ...ff None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 TO RFL 9660 TO POHI MODULE PORT CONNZCTOR 1 DATA CARRIER DLTZCT DCD 2 TUNSUIT DATA TD 3 R L C Z m DATA RD 4 DATA TZRJIINAL R W Y DTR 5 SIcriAL ConnON 6 DATA SET 1 7 RLQVLST 20 SEND RTS 8 CLLAR TO SEND CTS 9 I 1NOT USED DB 25 CONNLCTOR D l 9 CONNECTOR 1...

Page 264: ...RELCOM software and log on with your password 9 Communicatenormally 10 When you are finished log off the MDAR relay and completely exit WRELCOM 11 Reloadthe WindowsTerminal application and the file for the switch 12 Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default 13 You may now choose another port on the R F L 9660 MDAR PONI and MELCOM are registered trademarks of ABB Brown Bove...

Page 265: ...CONFIGURATION Figure 1 shows the configuration of the cable between one of the RFL 9660 s 32 PORT connectors and the MlNT module on the MDAR relay If you intend to access the MDAR relay through a terminal connected to the R F L 9660 s local port the front panel LOCAL connector you will also need a cable wired as shown in Figure 2 TO RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTOR DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSMIT DATA TD ...

Page 266: ... 7 Once the connectionis established exit the Windows Terminal applicationcompletely Be sure you tell the Windows Terminal application not to hang up the phone 8 Loadthe WRELCOM software and log on with your password 9 Communicate normally 10 When you are finished log off the MDAR relay and completely exit WRELCOM 11 Reloadthe Windows Terminal applicationandthe file for the switch 12 Type in your ...

Page 267: ...ng Modem String Pon Password Off None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 TO RTL 9660 TO DLP R t l A Y PORT CO m CKIR DATA CARRIER D n C T IDCD TRANSMIT DATA TD R CEIVZ DATA RD DATA TZWINAL RWY Dm S1CIP IZ COIMON DATA SZT R W Y RCPUZST TO SEND RTS CLXAR TO SEND CTS XOT USED DB 25 CONNECTOR HAL21...

Page 268: ...e relay being interrogated 11 Set the phone numberto seven zeroes 0000000 12 Set the baud rate to 2400 The D Link software is now readyto interrogate the DLP Relay 13 When you are finished log off the DLP Relaywith the LOGOUT command and completelyexit D Link 14 Reloadthe Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and reset the communication parametersfor 2400 baud 15 Type in your R F L ...

Page 269: ...te String XON XOFF Port String On Modem String On Port Password O F F None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION Set port baud rate to match communications link CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 TO Il Ill U r n TO W L 9660 CONNECTOR PORT CONNZCTOR DATA CAMXZI DlXECT DCD mz DATA TD EaIvz DATA m DATA TENSINAL W Y D R SI COnnON DATA S I T READY IIIOUCST SEND RTS nuR TO SEND CTS NOT USED DB IS COBtECTOR DI 9 CORXECKI...

Page 270: ...ctionssuppliedwith the REYDISP softwareas a guide interrogatethe MicrophaseFM When you are finished log off REYDISPwith the exit to DOS command and completely exit REYDISP Reload the Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and reset the communication parameters for 2400 baud Type in your R F L 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL...

Page 271: ...g Remote String Port String Modem String Port Password O F F None 0 SWITCH CONFIGURATION Set port baud rate to match communications link CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 TO Ian IK Dl TO Rn 9660 CONMCTOR PORT CONKZCTOR DATA CARRIER D m C T DCD TRANSMIT DATA TD nznzvz DATA RD DATA R M I N A L l l W Y DTR SIGNAI C W O N DATA SET l l W Y RZOLEST TO SEND RTS CLZaR TO SEND ms NOT USED 08 25 CONNECTOR DL...

Page 272: ...ructions suppliedwith the REYDISPsoftware as a guide interrogatethe Duobias When you are finished log off REYDISPwith the exitto DOS command and completelyexit REYDISP Reloadthe Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and reset the communication parameters for 2400 baud Type in your R F L9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default You may now choose another port on the R F L9660...

Page 273: ...ONfXOFF Local Port D T R Off LocalFlow C T R L On Call Out Off Call Request None Call Priority 0 Call String Remote String Port String Modem String Port Password 1 SWlTCH CONFIGURATION Nospecial configurationsettings are required use factory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 DB 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE DE 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE I I I Figure 1 Wirlng diagram for cable betweenthe RFL 9300 and ...

Page 274: ...o interrogate 7 Once the connection is established you may communicate using the windows Terminal application 8 When you are finished type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE Is the factory default 9 You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 Windows I sa registeredtrademarkof Microsoft inc The above trademarklnformatlonis to the bestof our knowledge accurateand complete PublicationNo AN96...

Page 275: ...ring Modem String Port Password I SWITCH CONFIGURATION Nospecial configurationsettings are required use factory defauttsettings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure1 I I Figure 1 Wirlng diagram for cable betweenthe RFL 6720P CheckbackSystem and RFL 9660 port connector R F L 6720P R F L 9660 PORT CONNECTOR PORT CONNECTION RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3700 Application Note 9660 013 February 15 1995 DATA CA...

Page 276: ...nicate using the APRIL commands described in the RFL 6720P Instruction Manual 7 When you are finished type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE Is the factory default 8 You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 WindowsuIs a registered trademarkof Mlcrosoft Inc The abovetrademark lnformatlonIs to the bestof our knowledge accurateand complete PublicationNo AN 9660 013 PrintedIn U S A Revised...

Page 277: ...sword Off None 0 No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 To WTROSONICS IWTtRCONPRCTXNG CABLZ TO Rn 9660 CA 371 PORT CONHLCTOR 1 DATA CARRIER DZTZCT DCD 2 TRANSWIT DATA TD 3 RZQXVL DATA RD 4 DATA T Z W I N A L RLADY DTR 5 SIGNAL COWION 1 1 1 6 RLQVLST TO SEND DATA SLT RLIDY RTS 0 CLZAR TO SLND CTS 9 NOT USED DB 25 CONNECTO...

Page 278: ...or more information 9 When you arefinished exit the Metrosoft program 10 Reloadthe Windows Terminal application 11 Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default You may now choose another port on the R F L 9660 If you are running Metrosoft software on a 386 or 486 PC running Windows you do not have to completely exit the Metrosoft application if you are running it within a win...

Page 279: ... Flow Ctrl On Port Password SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 1 2 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TO RFL 9720 PORT CONNECTOR TO RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTOR DB 9 CONNECTOR MALE DB 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSMIT DATA TD RECEIVE DATA RD DATA TERMINAL READY DTR SIGNAL COMMON DATA SET READY RE...

Page 280: ... is established you may communicate using the ASCII commands described in the RFL 9720 Instruction Manual All commands must be preceded by 9720 7 When you are finished Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Inc The trademark information listed above is to the best of our knowl...

Page 281: ... Password S W l T C H CONFIGURATION U s e the followingmodem reset code at Fl O N Higher baud ratesmay be used butthe commsettings inACCESS 9660 port and K I T Z 1 0 1must bethe same C A B L E CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 RFL Electronlcs Inc 201 334 3100 KlTZlOl GEC K R F L 9660 Appllcatlon Note 9660 016 November 7 1994 RELAY CONNECTION PORT D3 25 CONNECTOR FEMALE DE 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE Igure 1 Cable...

Page 282: ...low background execution 8 Bring the terminal program into the foreground and deselect the port by entering you deselect code 9 You may select another port or log off the RFL 9660 CAUTION Never allow ACCESS EXE to become active when the RFL 9660 is in it s command mode not connected to a port Doing so will cause the P C running ACCESS EXE to lock up If this occurs you must performa hard reset of t...

Page 283: ...fault settings will work Inmost applications Referto the modemmanualfor special configurationsettings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Flgure 1 I RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 Application Note 9660 017 November 15 1994 TO 138 25 CONNECTOR MALE DE 25 CONNECTOR FEMALE Flgure 1 Wiring diagramlor cable betweenexternalmodem and RFL 9660 DTE connector D T E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2...

Page 284: ...660 017 PrlntedInU S A RevisedNovember 15 1994 RFL ElectronicsInc 1 353 PowervilleRoad BoontonTownshlp NJ 07005 Phone 201 334 3100 Fax 201 334 3863 RFL 9660 BulletinBoard 201 334 3099 2400 baud 8bits 1 stop bit no parlty ...

Page 285: ...ONFIGURATION Nospecial configurationsettings are required use factory default settings 7 CAUTION USE WITH D I R E C T D I G I T A LI N T E R F A C E 104455 AND E X T E R N A LMODEM SEE APPLICATION N O T E 9660017 CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTION n 8 I 1 DATA CARRIER DETECT 2 I 2 I I RANSM DATA 0 0 3 I 3 RECEIVE DATA RD 6 DATA TERMINAL READY 7 DATA S E T READY REQUEST TO SE...

Page 286: ...corder data 3 When you are finished type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence which i s BYE the factory default deselect sequence MEHTA and DATACOMM are registeredtrademarksof M E H T AT E C HINC The above trademark informationis to the bestof our knowledge accurate and complete PubllcatlonNo AN 9660 018 Printedin U S A Revised November 15 1994 RFL Electronics Inc 353 PowervllleRoad BoontonTownship ...

Page 287: ...tring Modem String Port Password 1 w SWlTCH CONFIGURATION Nospecialconfigurationsettings are required use factory defaultsettings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure1 I 1 Figure 1 Wirlng diagramfor cable between DPU Relay and RFL 9660 portconnector T O DPU R F L 9660 RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 Application Note 9660 019 November 15 1994 CONNECTOR 3 2 4 7 5 DB 25 CONNECTOR FEMALE DE 9 CONNECTOR FEM...

Page 288: ...t to hang up the phone 8 Load the WRELCOM software and log on with your password 9 Communicate normally 10 When you are finished log off the D P U relay and completely exit WRELCOM 11 Reload the Windows Terminal application and the file for the switch 12 Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE i s the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 DPU and WRELCOMaareregistered...

Page 289: ...special configuration settings are required use factory default settings CAUTION USE WITH D I R E C T DIGITALI N T E R F A C E 104455 AND E X T E R N A L MODEM SEE APPLICATION N O T E9660 017 I Figure 1 Wirlng diagramfor cable betweenDV4 RecordingVoltmeter and RFL 9660 port connector CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 I T O ANGUS DV4 R F L 9660 RFL ElectronicsInc 201 334 3100 VOLTMETER 2 3 5 Appllca...

Page 290: ...Load the SERIES Dsoftware and log on with your password 9 Communicate normally 10 When you are finished log off the DV4 recording voltmeter and completely exit SERIES D 11 Reload the Windows Terminal application and the file for the switch 12 Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 DV4 and SERIES D are reglsteredtrademarkso...

Page 291: ...rt String Modem String Port Password SWlTCH CONFIGURATION Set port label to bethe same as the relay password CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 DB 25 PLUG MALE DE 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE LFCB RELAY R F L 9660 I I Flgure 1 Wlrlng diagramfor cable betweenL F C B Relay and RFL 9660 port connector RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSMIT DATA OD RECEIVE DATA RD DATA TERMINAL READY DT...

Page 292: ...you must use an X modem adapter which switches TX and RX Pins 4 and 5 are connected to gether at the L F C B cable connector Pins 6 8 and 20 are joined together at the LFCB cable connector 1 Set the L F C B software to Local communication 2 Choose the dumbterminal emulation from the L F C B menu 3 Press the ENTER key to access the switch 4 Select the port that is connected to the L F C B relay sse...

Page 293: ...assword r p SWITCH CONFIGURATION Nospecial configurationsettings are required use factory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 I I Figure 1 Wiring diagramfor cable betweenthe Bitronlcs inc instrument and RFL 9660 portconnector BlTRONlCS R F L 9660 RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 INSTRUMENT 12 11 10 13 Appllcatlon Note 9660 022 November 15 1994 4 TERMINAL BARRIER STRIP DE 9 CONNECTOR ...

Page 294: ...ther the front or the modem connector The 4 represents Port 4 Selection The BiCOMM Software will automatically dial through the RFL 9660 Digital Switch when the user performs a Select Substation operation Refer to Section 3 5 of the BiComm manualfor setup assistance BIComm ls a registeredtrademark of Bitronlcs inc The abovetrademark informationis to the bestof our knowledge accurateand complete Pu...

Page 295: ... Remote String Port String ModemString Port Password SWITCH CONFIGURATION Nospecialconfigurationsettings are required use factory defaun settings w CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 I Figure 1 Wlrlng diagramfor cable between Dranetz2600 RER and RFL 9660 PortConnector TO DRANETZR E R R F L 9660 RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 Application Note 9660 023 November 15 1994 PORT DB 9 CONNECTOR MALE DE 9 ...

Page 296: ... using the Dranetz commands 7 When you are finished type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence Bye is the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 Windows Isa registeredtrademarkof Mlcrosoft Inc 2600 RemoteEventRecorderIsa reglsteredtrademarkof DranetzTechnologles Inc The above trademarklnformatlonIs to the bestof our knowledge accurate andcomplete PubllcationNo AN 9660 023 Pri...

Page 297: ...g Modem String Port Password SWlTCH CONFIGURATION No special configurationsettings are required use factory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure1 I DB 9 CONNECTOR MALE DE 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE I BBEI DFPROR BEI 2517912 RFL 9660 FRONT OR REAR PORT CONNECTOR PORT CONNECTION I I Figure 1 Wlrlng dlagramtor cable betweentheBEI DFPR of the BEI 25 79TRand RFL 9660 port connector RFL Electronlcs I...

Page 298: ...9TRusing the Basler Electric commands 7 When you are finished type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 BEI DFPR and BEl 25 79TR areregisteredtrademarksof Basler Electric Windows I sa registeredtrademarkof Microsoft Inc The abovetrademark informationis to the best of our knowledge accurateandcomplete PubllcatlonNo AN9660 024 ...

Page 299: ... Call String Remote String Port String Modem String AT GO QO XlO N Port Password ec SWITCH CONFIGURATION Nospecialconfiguration settings are required usefactory defauttsettings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 Dy2c NNECTOR R F L 9660 PORT CONNECTOR n 1 I 1 DATA CARRIER DETECT TRANSMIT DATA ID RECEIVE DATA RD A A DATA TERMINAL READY SIGNAL COMMON DATA SET READY REQUEST TO SEND RTS CLEAR TO SEND CTS...

Page 300: ...e that you have Becocomset for the port where your modem is located COM1 COM2 etc and the baud rate your relay is set to 10 When you are finished completely exit Becocom 11 Reload the Windows Terminal application the file for the switch and set the communication parameters for 2400 baud 12 Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE i s the factory default You may now choose another port on the RF...

Page 301: ... Modem String Port Password SWITCH CONFIGURATION Nospecial configuration settings are required use factory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 DB 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE DE 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE I RFL 9001 R F L 9660 PORT CONNECTOR PORT CONNECTION I I Figure 1 Wiring diagram for cable betweenthe RFL 9001 and RFL 9660 port connector 1 3 2 A 5 6 7 8 9 RFL Electronlcs Inc 201 334 3100 Appllcatl...

Page 302: ...e RFL 9001 by using the Simple Command Language SCL commands 7 When you are finished type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE i s the factory default You may now choose another port on the RFL 9660 Windows isa registeredtrademark of Microsoft Inc The above trademark informationis to the best of our knowledge accurate and complete Publication No AN 9660 026 PrintedinU S A Revised February 15 199...

Page 303: ... Modem String Port Password I SWlTCH CONFIGURATION Nospecial configuration settings are required use factory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 I Figure 1 Wlrlng dlagrarn for cable betweenthe REL Relay wlth PONI Moduleand RFL 9660 port connector REL 3011302 R F L 9660 PONl MODULE PORT CONNECTION RFL Electronics Inc 201 334 3100 I 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 Application Note 9660 027 February ...

Page 304: ...9660 027 Printed In U S A RevisedFebruary15 1995 RFL Electronics Inc 353 PowervllleRoad BmnfonTownship NJ01035 Phone 201 334 31GU Fox 201 334 3863 RFL 9660 BulletinBoard 201 334 3099 2400 baud 8bits 1 stop bit no parlty ...

Page 305: ...ng Modem String Port Password SWITCH CONFIGURATION Nospecial configuration settings are required use factory default settings CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 gure 1 Wiring diagram tor cable betweenthe RFL 9745 and RFL 9660 port connector R F L 9745 R F L 9660 R E A R CONNECTOR PORLCONNECTION RFL Electronlcs Inc 201 334 3100 Application Note 9660 028 February 15 1995 DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSM...

Page 306: ...660428 Printed In U S A Revised February 15 1995 RFL Electronics Inc 353 PowervilleRoad BoontonTownship NJ07005 Phone 201 334 3100 Fax 201 334 3863 RFL 9660BulletinBoard 201 334 3099 2400 baud 8 blts 1 stop blt no parity ...

Page 307: ...ing Port Flow Ctrl XON XOFF Port String Local Port DTR On Modem String Local Flow Ctrl On Port Password SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See figure 1 Figure 1 Wiring diagram for cable between TPU 2000 and RFL 9660 PORT connector 2 3 5 2 3 5 TO TPU 2000 TO RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTOR DB 9 CONNECTOR MALE DB 9 CON...

Page 308: ...the connection is established exit the windows terminal application completely Be sure you tell the Windows Terminal application not to hang up the phone 8 Load the WRELCOM software and log on with your password 9 Communicate normally 10 When you are finished log off the TPU 2000 and completely exit WRELCOM 11 Reload the Windows Terminal application and the file for the switch 12 Type in your RFL ...

Page 309: ...al Flow Ctrl Off Port Password SWITCH CONFIGURATION No special configuration settings required the factory default settings may be used CABLE CONFIGURATION See figure 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TO BECKWITH M 3430 TO RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTOR DB 9 CONNECTOR MALE DB 9 CONNECTOR FEMALE DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSMIT DATA TD RECEIVE DATA RD DATA TERMINAL READY DTR SIGNAL COMMON DATA SET REA...

Page 310: ...port that is connected to the M 3430 7 Establish a connection to the 9660 port 8 Once the connection is established exit the windows terminal application completely 9 Start IPScom refer to the Beckwith M 3430 instruction manual 10 When finished exit IPScom and re start the Windows Terminal application 11 Type in your RFL 9660 deselect sequence BYE is the factory default deselect sequence You may c...

Page 311: ...Local Port DTR Off Modem String Local Flow Ctrl Off Port Password CABLE CONFIGURATION See Figure 1 Figure 1 Wiring diagram for cable between Optimho Relay and RFL 9660 PORT connector TO OPTIMHO RELAY SERIAL PORT TO RFL 9660 PORT CONNECTOR DATA CARRIER DETECT DCD TRANSMIT DATA TD RECEVIE DATA RD DATA TERMINAL READY DTR SIGNAL COMMON DATA SET READY DSR REQUEST TO SEND RTS CLEAR TO SEND CTS NOT USED ...

Page 312: ...ed the 9660 responds with Enter CR For Access 9 Hit enter response Remote 10 Type the port number that the Optimho Relay is on then hit enter response Connected to Port n to deselect type BYE 11 Press alt q to quit the Dumb Terminal Emulation 12 The user can now select the desired action to execute and log onto the Optimho Relay 13 When the user is finished and the Optimho has been logged off the ...

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