User Manual | Radiocontrol 6i-6o
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The system can operate in standard mode or multi-master mode. The operating mode and
mapping of the inputs/outputs of the different modules in the system must be detailed when
placing the order, as it is configured in the factory.
The master device (or multimaster) will attempt to establish contact with the slave modules
from its connection to the network. To do this, it will be sending interrogation frames until it
receives a response from all the slaves. This interrogation will be:
Once the automatic link between the master module and the slaves has been made, the master
will send a refresh frame according to the set time interval of 1 second. Also, and immediate-
ly when there is a change in the inputs of the master module, its status to each of the slave
modules and each of these will reproduce it on their outputs. Each slave module replies to each
frame received from the master module with the status of its inputs and is reproduced on the
outputs of the master module according to the established input/output mapping.
There can be two security settings in case of radio communication interruption:
•
Secure mode
: (mode set by default), if the radio communication is interrupted, the
remote relays go to inactive status (open). It is determined that the communication has
been interrupted when 90" have passed without information exchange between master(s)
and slaves.
•
Persistent mode
: the relays will not change their status if a radio link is cut.
The master(s) is the element of the system that is responsible for supervising the system, pe-
riodically interrogating the slaves. If communication is interrupted, the contact on the output
marked as
ALARM
will open. The contact remains closed when the communication is correct.
On the slave, this output has no functionality.
Operation
Multimaster mode
1 master
Every 1 second
2 masters
Every 2 seconds
3 masters
Every 3 seconds
4 masters
Every 4 seconds
Same
mode
Standard mode
Every 1 second
