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7 REMOTE I/O (OPTIONAL)
The Remote I/O is an optional interface that provides the DB25 connector REMOTE to monitor
and control the unit through digital signals. The signals available are:
Pin Name I/O Function
1 TC_1 Tele Command -
2 TC_3 Tele Command OFF
3 TC_5 Tele Command Change to MEMORY 0
4 TC_7 Tele Command Change to MEMORY 2
5 TC_9 Tele Command Change to MEMORY 4
6 TC_11 Tele Command -
7 VCC_FIELD Vcc +12V
8 TS_11_TM4 Tele Signal ON
9 TS_9_TM2 Tele Signal LOCAL
10 TS_7/OUT_ANA7 Tele Signal AUDIO_OK
11 TS_5/OUT_ANA5 Tele Signal MEMORY 1
12 TS_3/OUT_ANA3 Tele Signal MEMORY 3
13 TS_1/OUT_ANA1 Tele Signal MEMORY 5
14 TC_2 Tele Command ON
15 TC_4 Tele Command RESET
16 TC_6 Tele Command Change to MEMORY 1
17 TC_8 Tele Command Change to MEMORY 3
18 TC_10 Tele Command Change to MEMORY 5
19 GND_OUT GND GND
20 TS_COM COMMON Tele Signals Common
21 TS_10_TM3 Tele Signal NO_FAULT
22 TS_8_TM1/OUT_ANA8 Tele Signal RF_OK
23 TS_6/OUT_ANA6 Tele Signal MEMORY 0
24 TS_4/OUT_ANA4 Tele Signal MEMORY 2
25 TS_2/OUT_ANA2 Tele Signal MEMORY 4
Table 7.1 – Remote I/O pinout
The particular unit state is verified if there is a short-circuit between the relative Tele Signal pin and
the Common pin (pin 20).
To send a command to the unit (only in remote state) is necessary a short-circuit between the
particular Tele Command pin and GND for at least 100ms.