SMART Showmation, Installation And Service Manual

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SHOWMATION AUTOMATION
You should set each Controller’s ID Code to
match the screen number.
This way the
WATCHDOG Annunciator Panel(s) will indi-
cate the system status properly for each screen
Operator Panel
Find a suitable place in the console for the Oper-
ator Panel to mount. The panel is a 3½” high by
19” wide rack mount which will fit any stan-
Configuration
Pulse or latch operation (Diagram on Page 11)
The Controller has several functions which may
be configured for either pulse or latch operation:
lens, masking, and lights. The Douser function
is always pulse mode, and the Curtains function
is always latch mode. There are 5 DIP switches
in the DIP switch package labeled SW2 which
are used to set these functions to either pulse or
latch modes. If the switch is UP (off) then the
mode is pulse. If the switch is DOWN (on), then
the mode is latch. In the pulse mode, the appro-
priate relay(s) will close for one second and then
open. In the latch mode, the relay(s) will close
and remain closed as long as that function is se-
lected.
In Version 4.00 of the software, only the lens,
masking, and lights are selectable as pulse or
latch. The douser function is ALWAYS pulse
mode. The curtains function is ALWAYS latch
mode. Future versions of the software will al-
low the douser and curtains to be either pulse
or latch. The software version is listed on the
label on top of the micro-controller IC labeled
U8 on the Controller printed circuit board.
Annunciator ID (Diagram on Page 11)
There is another DIP switch package labeled
SW1 on the Controller printed circuit board.
These DIP switches set the Identification Code
for each Controller to allow proper communica-
tion with the optional WATCHDOG Annuncia-
tor Panel(s).
Each Controller must be set to a
unique ID Code so that the WATCHDOG An-
nunciator Panel(s) will be able to tell which
Controller is sending information about the
system status.
There are 32 possible codes which can be se-
lected. To set a code, push the appropriate
switches DOWN (on). Use the following table to
determine the ID Codes for each Controller.
SW1-1 SW1-2 SW1-3 SW1-4 SW1-5 ID Code
UP UP UP UP UP 1
UP UP UP UP DOWN 2
UP UP UP DOWN UP 3
UP UP UP DOWN DOWN 4
UP UP DOWN UP UP 5
UP UP DOWN UP DOWN 6
UP UP DOWN DOWN UP 7
UP UP DOWN DOWN DOWN 8
UP DOWN UP UP UP 9
UP DOWN UP UP DOWN 10
UP DOWN UP DOWN UP 11
UP DOWN UP DOWN DOWN 12
UP DOWN DOWN UP UP 13
UP DOWN DOWN UP DOWN 14
UP DOWN DOWN DOWN UP 15
UP DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN 16
DOWN UP UP UP UP 17
DOWN UP UP UP DOWN 18
DOWN UP UP DOWN UP 19
DOWN UP UP DOWN DOWN 20
DOWN UP DOWN UP UP 21
DOWN UP DOWN UP DOWN 22
DOWN UP DOWN DOWN UP 23
DOWN UP DOWN DOWN DOWN 24
DOWN DOWN UP UP UP 25
DOWN DOWN UP UP DOWN 26
DOWN DOWN UP DOWN UP 27
DOWN DOWN UP DOWN DOWN 28
DOWN DOWN DOWN UP UP 29
DOWN DOWN DOWN UP DOWN 30
DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN UP 31
DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN DOWN 32