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Setting the Manual/External Mode Selector to External
Set the Manual/External Mode Selector to EXT to set External Mode. The value set with external control is displayed on the digital display.
* Although it is possible to set the external control setting even the manual/external mode selector is set to manual mode, the setting will not be activated until the
manual/external mode selector is set to external mode.
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Control with External Signals (Continued)
*9) Except for the ON/OFF setting, any changes to the default values will be held after the power supply is turned OFF. The ON/OFF setting will not be held.
*10) There is no received data when timeout error occurs.
*11) Received Command for Setting Status Check (F999.S99.L9): F999 = F command set value (F000 to F255), S99 = S command set value (S00 to S10),
L9 = L command set value (L0: Not lit, L1: Lit) L1 must be returned immediately after the power supply is turned ON.
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0
1
F
1
2
5
*8) Checksum
*7) ON/OFF setting from Ethernet communications without regards to trigger logic switch, turned OFF at ‘0’ and ON at ‘1’.
When operating Ethernet communications and trigger signal input at same time in ON/OFF mode.
When Trigger logic switch is at HIGH: if either controls setting to OFF setting, Light unit will be turned OFF
When Trigger logic switch is at LOW: if either controls setting to ON setting, Light unit will be turned ON
Initialize the Network Setting
If the IP address setting and others is incorrect, you will not be able to connect to the Control Unit. You will also not be able to reset the IP address and
others. If that occurs, use a pointed object to press the external control reset switch on the front panel to reset network settings to their default values.
To enable the reset settings, cycle the power supply
* The lowest byte (two characters) of 17F
is taken, so the checksum is 7F.
Example: Setting the Light Intensity of Channel 2 to 125
Byte 2
Byte 1
Byte 3
Byte 4
Byte 5
Byte 6
Byte 7
40 hex
30 hex
31 hex
46 hex
31 hex
32 hex
35 hex
Header
Sent command
Channel
17F hex
Total
ASCII (hexadecimal)
Character
The codes of the ASCII characters from the header to the
send command are added, the lowest byte is converted to
hexadecimal, and two characters are sent.
(when there is a command error)
Checking the Unit Status
@00O004FCRLF
@00N0351CRLF
@00CE3CRLF
Send the following command to check the Unit status.
Checking the Unit status
(normal)
(when there is a set value out of range error)
Setting
Send data
Receive data when OK Receive data when NG
Resetting the Light Intensity and Lighting Mode
@00OEFCRLF
@00N014FCRLF
@00RF2CRLF
To restore the external control setting to default value, send the following command.
All Channel Initialization
Setting
Send data
Receive data when OK Receive data when NG
Setting the Light Intensity
Specify the channel and set the light intensity.
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@02OF1CRLF
@00N014FCRLF
@02F07584CRLF
Setting example
Setting the L3 light
intensity to 75
Send data
Receive data when OK Receive data when NG
(when there is a command error)
Setting the Lighting Mode
4
@01OF0CRLF
@01N0352CRLF
@01S0458CRLF
Setting example
Send data
Receive data when OK Receive data when NG
Specify the channel and set the lighting mode.
Setting the L2 lighting mode
to 200 µs in Strobe Mode
(when there is a set value out of range error)
Set the Unit’s IP address and the reply address. To enable the settings that were changed, cycle the power supply.
* If the IP address changes, do not forget to change the send destination of commands.
Setting Up the Network
(Only Initially and When Settings Are Changed)
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IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
Reception Port Setting
Reply IP Address
Reply Port Setting
192.168.3.2
255.255.255.0
192.168.3.1
4561
192.168.3.10
4562
@00E01192.168.003.00230CRLF
@00E02255.255.255.00035CRLF
@00E03192.168.003.00131CRLF
@00E040456149CRLF
@00E05192.168.003.01033CRLF
@00E06045624CCRLF
@00OEFCRLF
Item
Setting example
Send data
Receive data when OK
Receive data when NG
@00N014FCRLF
(when there is a command error)
@00N0351CRLF
(when there is a set value
out of range error)
To Set ON/OFF Signal in ON/OFF Mode
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@FFO1BCRLF
@FFN027CCRLF
@FFL048CRLF
Setting example
Send data
Receive data when OK Receive data when NG
Specify the channel and set ON/OFF signal.
(When there is checksum error)
To turn all light units OFF
To Check the Setting Status
@00MEDCRLF
@00N0250CRLF
@00OF075.S04.L060CRLF
Setting example
Send data
Receive data when OK
Receive data when NG
(When there is checksum error)
When checking the setting status, send the following command after specify the channel.
(If Intensity=75, Strobe mode=200μs, Light unit=OFF)
To check the setting
status of L1.
Setting Procedures
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Set items , , and when using Continuous Mode.*
1 2
3
Set items , , , and when using ON/OFF Mode.*
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1 2 3
Set items , , , and when using Strobe Mode.
1
3
4
2
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Make sure that the main power source is turned ON.
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* If you have changed the lighting mode from the default value, set it to “Continuous Mode or ON/OFF Mode” in item .
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Batch Setting for Each Channel (Available Only When “FF” Is Set for the Channel Specification)
When you specify the data in the form "aaa/bbb/ccc/ddd" to the F command, you can set the light intensities for each channel with a single send data at a time. If you specify “FFF” for a data, the
light intensity of the corresponding channel will not be changed.
Example) @FFF123/045/FFF/09942CRLF: Setting the light intensity to 123 for L1, 045 for L2. The light intensity for L3 will not be changed. Setting the light intensity to 099 for L4.
When you specify the data in the form "a/b/c/d" to the L command, you can set ON/OFF signals for each channel with a single send data at a time. If you specify “F” for a data, the ON/OFF status of
the corresponding channel will not be changed.
Example) @FFL1/F/0/07CCRLF: Setting the signal to ON for L1. The ON/OFF status for L2 will not be changed. Setting the signals to OFF for L3 and L4.
(when there is a command error)
