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RCI-800 Configuration:
The RCI-800 requires no configuration other than for its communication fail operation. In the event of a
communications failure on the communications board, the RCI-800 can be set up to take various
actions on its outputs. This may be desirable in order to place connected devices into a safe operating
mode. By default factory setting, all outputs remain at their last known state if a communications failure
occurs.
1)
If H1-3=IN then all analog outputs will ramp to the either 0% or 100% depending on jumper
H1-4. the outputs will change at a rate determined by the jumper H1-6.
2)
The low end of the output value can be selected to be either 0mA or 4ma depending on
jumper H1-5. This setting only applies to the output value during a fail condition when the
outputs are selected to ramp to 0%. If jumper H1-5 is out, the outputs will ramp to 0mA, if it
is in they will ramp to 4mA. The setting of this jumper does not affect the outputs during
normal operation.
H1-
Function
OUT
IN
1
Relay Fail Mode
No Change
See H1-2
2
Relay Fail Status
De-Energize
Energize
3
Output Fail Mode
No Change
See H1-4
1)
4
Output Fail Status
Ramp to 0%
Ramp to 100%
5 Output
0%
Value
2)
0mA
4mA
6
Output Ramp Rate
10 seconds
60 seconds
7 I/O
Calibration
8 I/O
Calibration
