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Keypad/Receiver XX190-10-XX Pilot Select
Baud Rate
The baud rate defines the speed of data transmission between the keypad and the system. The baud rate for
the HOST RS-232 port is 19.2K BPS unless it was defined differently. “N/A” will display if keypad 17 is
selected).
Caution: Select the same baud rate for keypads 01-16.
Settings: Disabled
9600
BPS
19.2K BPS
Keys: Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Default: 9600 BPS
Communications Delay
The communication delay time is the length of time that the system will wait before assuming that a keypad is
off-line. This provides the delay time needed if a modem is connected to the keypad jack of the Pilot Select.
“N/A” will display if keypad 17 (the Host computer keyboard) is selected.
Settings:
000 to 990 msec, 10 msec increments
Keys: Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Default: 000 msec
Online State
Use this selection to define how the keypad’s state should appear to the control system (Always On or Always
Off) or whether the state should be determined by routine polling (Auto). For example, you may be using one
keypad for multiple control systems. When you switch from one control system to another, you’d have to wait
for the control system to perform its routine polling before you could use the keypad. Using the
Always On
setting would cause the keypad’s state to appear online to the control system, so that you do not have to wait
for polling before you can use the keypad. Note that you should consider that numerous keypads in
Always
On
state will slow the response time of your keypads -
Auto
is the normal operating mode in most systems.
You may also set the online state to
Always Off
when you have keypads that do not need to be polled
because they will never be used.
Settings:
Always On, Always Off, Auto
Keys: Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Default: Auto
Seize Enable
Keypads with a higher priority may seize control of camera stations from keypads with a lower priority level if
the Seize Enable setting is defined as Enabled. Priority levels are discussed in the next section.
Settings: Enabled
Disabled
Keys:
Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Default: Disabled