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Use "IntNetAddress" to set the SC MASTER 6/16's own ad-
dress within the SCNet for show control applications
(INetAddrs=0...125). The master address is always 1; higher
addresses mean that the unit is regarded as a module. A
setting of 0 (default) disables SC Net operation.
ExtNetAddress (External SCNet Addresses)
This menu is used for allocating addresses to SCNet modules.
Select the appropriate module address (Address space 2..125)
using the arrow keys
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and
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and confirm entry by pressing
the ENTER key. The DATA display on the connected SC Net
modules will start flashing. Within 20 seconds, press the setup
button on the appropriate SC Net module. The DATA display
will stop flashing and the address be stored in the device.
Repeat this step for all connected modules.
SCNetBaudRate (SC Net Baud Rate
)
This menu allows you to influence the speed of communication
within the SC Net. The default setting is "Auto-Baud". In this
case, the SC MASTER 6/16 starts communication at a baud
rate of 19200 and increases the baud rate step by step up to
184300 Baud for as long as a module keeps responding. For
networks with a large number of modules or long cable con-
nections it will be safer to set the baud rate manually. Choose
a baud rate which ensures that even the last SC Net Module is
still able to communicate. If no communication can be estab-
lished although the cable connection is correct, the baud rate
setting is too high. With short cable connections and high data
throughput requirements you may very well choose a baud
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