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CONFIG. M5000

M5CONFIG

Rev 1.2 Page 2

MULTIPLE ATAC/M5000/M5000X SETUP

The ATAC-remote system is capable of controlling multiple M5000/X main frames. The link
that enables the data communication is the 

TC DUAL RS485 INTERFACE for M5000/X

,

also referred to as the 

MULTAC

, and the proprietary 

TC Network Protocol

. The RS485

INTERFACE and a connection example is illustrated below:

With one RS485 INTERFACE (MULTAC) you are able to connect one or two M5000/X
frames. The M5000/X´s are to be connected to the M5000/X #1 and #2 plugs (Fig.1).

The RS485 plugs each connect to either one ATAC or is used to loop on to the next
MULTAC box (Fig.2). Additionally, you are able to connect two ATACs using both RS485
sockets.

When connecting two ATACs, in a multiple M5000/X/ATAC setup, you gain the advantage
that two users can communicate simultaneously. Please note that two users cannot access the
same mainframe at once.

The MULTAC also has DC plug connections for the ATAC power supplies.

Cables:

You may substitute the cable, connecting the ATAC to the MULTAC, with a “MIDI Plus”
cables (5 pins with shield).
A 7 pin cable with shield must be used when connecting the M5000/X with the MULTAC.

Note: To ensure a safe data transferal, please follow the cable length requirements stated
below:

1.

 

When only ONE M5000X is connected use max. 10m/33ft of remote cable.

2.

 

In a MULTIPLE M5000/X/ATAC setup, lengths of the cables connecting the ATAC to the
MULTAC can be extended to 100m/328ft. Maximum lenghts may not exceed 100
meters/328 ft.

Summary of Contents for ATAC

Page 1: ...ftware or hardware applications When software is released or a new module card is purchased refer to this section in order to install it properly The section contains the following text modules M5000...

Page 2: ...able to connect two ATACs using both RS485 sockets When connecting two ATACs in a multiple M5000 X ATAC setup you gain the advantage that two users can communicate simultaneously Please note that two...

Page 3: ...a formatted floppy disk or memory card By pressing DO you enter the name menu which enables you to give the application software a file name on the disk card On the top line a file name is displayed...

Page 4: ...al number of the M5000 and the BIOS version no If the FLASH EPROM is a 2 Megabit size it is also shown here If not it is a 1 Megabit FORMAT CARD Formats a never used memory card or erases the existing...

Page 5: ...otentials that can cause damage to the electronic circuits you should observe precautionary grounding techniques such as touching a grounded M5000 Audio Frame immediately before inserting modules REMO...

Page 6: ...e modules are mounted correctly in these blue guides to ensure proper connection to the buss It is recommended that you use a powerful light source in order to see properly inside the frame Improper c...

Page 7: ...supply your dealer with these parameters You will find them as follows SERIAL NUMBER 1 Switch off the M5000 2 Press the BYPASS button 18 and switch the power on again while pressing the BYPASS button...

Page 8: ...n the license code is dialed please check once again that the characters are dialed correctly 13 Press DO and dial the subcode Again double check the dialed characters 14 Press DO and switch the M5000...

Page 9: ...supply your dealer with these parameters You will find them as follows SERIAL NUMBER 1 Switch off the M5000 2 Press the BYPASS button 18 and switch the power on again while pressing the BYPASS button...

Page 10: ...en the license code is dialed please check once again that the characters are dialed correctly 13 Press DO and dial the subcode Again double check the dialed characters 14 Press DO and switch the M500...

Page 11: ...also to CON FIGURATION section HARDWARE INSTALLATION and MODULE HANDLING GENERAL HANDLING When inserting or removing any modules avoid touching the circuit board by handling only the rear panel of th...

Page 12: ...t 3 4 MByte x 9 bit 380 4 349 2 16 bit 2 16 MByte x 8 bit 380 4 349 2 18 bit 2 16 MByte x 9 bit 380 4 349 2 24 bit 3 16 MByte x 8 bit 380 4 349 2 24 bit 3 16 MByte x 9 bit the sampling times mentioned...

Page 13: ...hree socket positions The SIMM modules can only be properly inserted one way that is with the IC s on the SIMM modules facing the back plate There is an indentation cut on the SIMM modules which must...

Page 14: ...per connection to the buss It is recommended that you use a powerful light source in order for you to see properly inside the frame Improper connection may cause serious damage to the modules 4 Fasten...

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