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Connect the data ports to contact closure devices
If you look at the faceplate of the device, you’ll notice that it’s divided into two buses:
Data and Control. The data bus is for taking detection data from the sensors and send-
ing them to contact closure devices. Its faceplate interface consists of four RJ-11 jacks.
Use the jumper cables included with your Click 600 to connect from these jacks to your
contact closure devices. Information on how to use contact closure devices can be
found in the Click 100–400 Series user guide.
The data bus portion of the faceplate also has the following features: next to each RJ-11
jack is a switch that turns power on and off to the associated sensor; under each jack is
an LED that illuminates when the associated sensor has power.
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Use the control but to configure the sensors
The lower portion of the faceplate has the ports that make up the physical interface
of the control bus. These ports allow you to configure any sensors connected to the
Click 600. You can connect to the Click 600 and thereby to the sensors using any of
the following options:
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RJ-11 jacks –
The Click 600 has two RJ-11 jacks that allow you to connect via
RS-485.
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USB port –
Next to the RJ-11 jacks is a USB mini-B port for connecting via
USB.
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DB-9 connector –
Under the USB port is a DB-9 connector for connecting via
RS-232
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T-bus port –
At the bottom of the faceplate is a T-bus connector. You can use
this to make the Click 600 part of a shared power and RS-485 communica-
tion bus. This isn’t usually necessary because the Click 600 performs all basic
necessary functions, but it is an option.
Once you’ve made a physical connection from any of these control bus ports to your computer, you should be able to open
the SmartSensor Manager software on that computer and connect to any sensors that are connected to the Click 600. You
can now configure and manage those sensors.
