CAME RBM84 Owner's manual

CONTENTS

subject page

RBM84 Motherboard - description

2

REM Motherboard - description ........................................................................................ 3

PC30 - description ........................................................................................................... 4

General layout RBM84 system ......................................................................................... 5

RBM84 Connection <----> PC30 <----> Personal Computer .................................................. 6

RBM84 Connection <----> REM (one section) ...................................................................... 7

RBM84 Connection <----> REM (two sections) ...................................................................... 8

RBM84/REM Connection <---> sensor: REMOTE CONTROL .................................................. 9

RBM84/REM Connection <---> Keyboard selector, series S5000 ......................................... 10

RBM84/REM Connection <---> Keyboard selector, series S6000/S7000 ............................... 11

RBM84/REM Connection <---> Sensor transponder for proximity devices ............................ 12

RBM84/REM Connection <---> Sensor for magnetic swipe cards ......................................... 13

RBM84/REM Connection <---> Digital entrance contacts .................................................... 14

List of REM addresses ................................................................................................. 15

RBM84 - hardware

S E C T I O N 1

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FUSE 630m A

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C ONTROL BOARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL B LOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT001

R501/2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TSP 00

LT0 0 1

S5000

S6000

S7000

TSP 00

R501/2

BAT

TE

R

Y

C

H

A

R

G

ER

B

N

1

A

B

C

D

B

A

T

E

R

Y

R

700 -R800

1

R7

00 -R800

2

R700 -R 800

3

R7

00 -R800

4

R

700

-

R800

1

R7

00

-

R800

2

R

700

-

R800

3

R700 -

R80

0

4

MODEM

A

B

S1

GND

OUT

N O CN C

OUT3

A

B

GND

N O CN C

OUT4

A

B

GND

N O CN C

OUT5

A

B

GND

N O CN C

OUT6

A

B

GND

N O CN C

OUT7

A

B

GND

N O CN C

OUT8

A

B

GND

N C N O C

OUT1

A

B

GND

N ON C C

OUT2

A

B

GND

2

1

34

5

ON

L N

L

N

P1

P2 P3 P4 Com Co m

P5

P6 P7 P8

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

A

B

S1

GND

OUT

A

B

S1

GND

OUT

A

B

S1

GND

OUT

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

11

12

RBM 84 Motherboard– description

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

1 - Protection fuses (Line) 315 mA and circuit fuses (command board) 630 mA

2 - Connectors for R700 and R800 boards

3 - Terminals for connecting the sensors

4 - Terminals for connecting battery charger (BN1 2 x 12 V)

5 - Clamp for connecting batteries

6 - 230 V line connection

7 - Terminals for connecting the devices to command 10 A max. to 230 V per contact

8 - Terminals for connecting the digital input devices

9 - Terminals for connecting the REM extensions

10- Clamp for connecting the PC30

11- LED notifying “active circuit (red)” and “communication in progress (green)”

12- Connector for modem

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CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

CONTROL

BOARD

REM

OUT1

NC NO CL2L1

12

OUT2

NC NO C

2

1

1 - AF43S/AF150/R700/R800

2 - AF43S/AF150/R700/R800

LINE FUSE 1,6A

CONTROL BOARD

FUSE 630mA

2

1345

ON

ABAB

12

S5000/S6000/S7000

S1 GND S1 GND

12

TSP00/LT001

ABGND

1

REM

ABGND

2

REM

1 8

2

5

4

6

11

9

10

3

4

7

1 - Terminals for powering board, 230 V

2 - Power protection fuse

3 - Circuit protection fuse

4 - Terminals for connecting sensors (keyboards, readers)

5 - Board connectors for signal decoding (sensors, remote controls)

6 - Terminals for connecting antenna

7 - Terminals for connecting the digital input devices

8 - Terminals for connecting the devices to command

9 - LED notifying “communication active”

10- REM addresses selector

11- Terminals for connecting to other REMs or RBM84

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM Motherboard – description

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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3

2

1

11

10 9

7

6

8

5

4

1 - Power input, 12 V A.C.

2 - RS232 serial port for connecting to a Personal Computer

3 - Terminals for connection to RBM84 (RS485 serial port)

4 - 12 V A.C. transformer

5 - Cable complete with 1.5 m RS232 connectors

6 - Keyboard for saving selector codes S5000/S6000/S7000

7 - Area for memorizing transmitters TAM/ATOMO

8 - Area for memorizing Card TST01 (proximity cards)

9 - Area for memorizing Card TST02 (magnetic swipe cards)

10- LED notifying “supply presence”

11- LED notifying “registered code “ and “code already present”

PC30 - description

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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PC30

A

C

B

C

B

A

C

REM

C

B

A

RBM84

C

A

B

A

REM

C

B

A

REM

max 1000 m

max 60 REM units for both types

of serial connection



A = Control devices:

- radio transmitters Atomo/Tam

- keypads S5000/S6000/S7000

- sensorsTSP00/LT001

B = Outputs (automation control)



= Digital imputs :

max 1,5 m

max 1000 m

C

B

A

CAME

single connetion

double connection

General system layout

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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FU SE 630m A

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C ONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT001

R501/2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TS P 00

LT001

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/ 2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

RS232

PC30

RBM 84

COM

GND B A

Cable, 1.5m

INCLUDED

for RS232 serial ports

complete with connectors

12 V AC transformer

INCLUDED

for networks 230 V A.C. - 50-60Hz

consumption 800 mA

protected by thermal fuse

operating temperature from -10 to +40°C

rbm84 connection <----> PC30 <----> Personal Computer

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Cable not included

type recommended:

shielded bipolar

min. 2 x 0.5 mm

2

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ENGLISCH

FU SE 630m A

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C ONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT001

R501/ 2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TS P 00

LT001

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

om

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

CAME

REM

RBM84

REM

CAME

RBM 84

REM

from the next REM , for a maximum of

60 units

(

INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTABLE ON TERMINAL

BOARD

1 OR 2 IN DIFFERENTLY)

Each REM is identiﬁ ed by RBM84 through

a progressive number sequence (from 1 to 60)

irrespective of the position along the

the connection cable route; this number (also called

address) must be set on the related

dip switch in the REM motherboard.

See Section 1, page 15

from RBM84 to the last REM,

the distance (or the route

of the connection cable) must

be at most 1000 m

Connection to one draws: RBM84 is found to

the extremity of the run you extract

rbm84 connection <----> REMs (with one section)

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

CONTROL

BOARD

REM

21

S5000/S6000/S7000

12

ABGND

1

REM

ABGND

2

REM

Cable not included

type recommended:

shielded bipolar

min. 2 x 0.5 mm

2

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REM

RBM84

REM

CAME

rbm84 connection <----> REMs (with two sections)

CAME

FU SE 630m A

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CONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT001

R501/ 2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TS P 00

LT001

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

om

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

RBM 84

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

from the next REM , for a maximum

of 60 units

(

INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTABLE ON TERMINAL

BOARD

1 OR 2 IN DIFFERENTLY)

* the sum of the serial connected REMs

on the A+B section must be

60 units max.

tratta A*

Each REM is identiﬁ ed by RBM84 through

a progressive number sequence (from 1 to 60)

irrespective of the position along the

connection cable route; this number (also called

address) must be set on the related

dip switch selector in the REM motherboard.

See Section 1, page 15

for the subsequent REM

(INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTABLE ON TERMINAL BOARD

1 O 2 INDIFFERENTLY)

Connection to two drawn: RBM84 can be in

any point of the run extracts

from the ﬁ rst to thelast REM, the

distance (or the route

of the connection cable) must

be a maximum of 1,000 m

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

CONTROL

BOARD

REM

21

S5000/S6000/S7000

12

ABGND

1

REM

ABGND

2

REM

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

CONTROL

BOARD

REM

21

S5000/S6000/S7000

12

ABGND

1

REM

ABGND

2

REM

tratta B

Cable not included

type recommended:

shielded bipolar

min. 2 x 0.5 mm2

Cable not included

type recommended:

shielded bipolar

min. 2 x 0.5 mm2

from the next REM , for a maximum

of 60 units

(

INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTABLE ON TERMINAL

BOARD

1 OR 2 IN DIFFERENTLY)

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CAME

21

1 - AF43S/AF150/R

2 - AF43S/AF150/R

S1 GND S1

1

TSP00/LT0

REM REM

FU SE 630m A

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CONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LIN E FU SE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT0 0 1

R501/ 2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TS P 00

LT0 0 1

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/ 2

R700-R800

1

R700 -R800

2

R700

-R

800

1

R700

-R

800

2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

A

B

S1

GND

OUT

CAME

T432

T434

T438

T432A

CAME

AT01

AT02

AT04

RBM84

REM

Connection rbm84/rem <----> sensor: remote control

RBM84

TOP-A433N

REM

CAME

O

U T

+

-

R501N

AF43S

TOP-A433N

T302A

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Simply insert an AF43S

radiofrequency card in

the REM and connect a

TOP-A433N antenna

on the REM motherboard

On RBM84, you must connect

the R501N receiver (which includes

inserting the AF43S radiofrequency

card into the dedicated connector) and

an TOP-A433N aerial to the receiver

itself

TAM

ATOMO

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012

1

4

7

5

8

3

6

E

C A N C ELLIA U TO M ATICI

CONTROL

BO AR D

REM

12

C

2

1

1-AF4 A F150

2 -AF43S /AF15

S5

S1 G N D S1 G N D

12

TSP 00/LT001

ABG

1

REM

012

1

4

7

5

8

3

6

E

RBM84

FU SE 630m A

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CONTROL BOARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT0 0 1

R501/2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TS P 00

LT001

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/2

R700 -R 800

R 700 -R800

2

R700 - R800

R

700 - R 800

2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

RBM84

REM

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

R800

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

R800

REM

S5000

Connection rbm84/rem <----> Keyboard selector serious S5000

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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1

2

6

E

3

5

4

CAME

REM

RBM84

FU SE 630m A

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CONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

LT0 0 1

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/2

R700 -R800

R 700 -R800

2

R700 - R800

R

700 - R 800

2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

R800

C A N C ELLIA U TO M ATICI

CONTROL

BO AR D

REM

12

C

2

1

1-AF4 A F150

2 -AF43S /AF15

S

S1 G N D S1 G N D

12

TSP 00/LT001

ABG

1

REM

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

R800

1

2

6

E

3

5

4

CAME

A

B

S6000 / S7000

B

A

Connection rbm84/rem <----> Keyboard selector serious S6000 / S7000

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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RBM84

CAM E

C

AM E

C A N C ELLIA U TO M ATICI

CONTROL

BO AR D

REM

21

1-AF4 A F150

2 -AF43S /AF1

S1

TS

AB

1

REM

FU SE 630m A

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C ONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOCK

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

LT001

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/2

R 700 -R800

R

700 - R 800

1

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

A

B

1

CAM E

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

R700

Proxmimity card reader

Proxmimity card

REM

RBM84

TSP00

TST01

TSP00

TST01

GND

S1

Proxmimity card reader

Proxmimity card

Connection rbm84/rem <---> Sensor trasponder for devices of proximity

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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21

1 -AF43S /AF150/R 700/R 800

0

S1 G N D S1 G N D

RBM84

REM

R700

FU SE 630m A

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CONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TRANSFORMER TERMINAL BLOC K

LIN E FU SE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

LT0 0 1

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/ 2

1

11

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

A

B

S1

GND

OUT

1

RBM84

ACCESS CONTROL

TST02

LT001

GND

S1

REM

ACCESS CONTROL

TST02

LT001

Magnetic cards

GND

S1

R 700

Magnetic cards swipe

reader

Magnetic cards

rbm84/rem connection <----> Sensor for magnetic swipe cards

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Magnetic cards swipe

reader

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CAME

CANCELLI AUTOMATICI

CONTROL

BOARD

REM

12

UT2

NO C

ABAB

12

S5000/S6000/S700

ABGND

1

REM

ABGND

2

REM

FU SE 630m A

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C ONTROL B OARD

PSIO1

TR A N SFO R M ER TE R M INAL B LOC K

LINE FUSE 5A

CAME

U2

REM

REM PC 30

LT001

R501/ 2

S5000

S6000

S7000

DIGITA L INPUT

1

2

3

4

TS P 00

LT001

S5000

S6000

S7000

TS P 00

R501/ 2

NO CNC

NC NO C NONC C

LN

P1

P2 P3 P4 Co m Co m

P5

P6 P7 P8

RBM84

REM

RBM84

REM

Connection rbm84/rem <----> contact digital inputs

RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

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5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 1

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 2

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 3

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 4

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 5

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 6

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 7

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 8

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 9

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 10

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 11

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 12

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 13

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 14

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 15

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 16

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 17

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 18

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 19

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 20

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 21

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 22

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 23

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 24

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 25

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 26

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 27

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 28

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 29

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 30

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 31

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 32

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 33

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 34

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 35

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 36

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 37

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 38

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 39

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 40

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 41

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 42

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 43

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 44

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 45

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 46

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 47

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 48

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 49

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 50

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 51

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 52

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 53

5

ON

43

2

1

ON

43

2

1

REM n° 54

5

ON

43

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RBM 84 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

RBM84 - software

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

CONTENTS

SUBJECT PAGE

Main dialogue window

.................................................................................................... 2

System configuration window ............................................................................................. 3

Conﬁ gure PC30 ............................................................................................................. 4

Select the number of REMs connected ............................................................................. 5

Assign a name to theRBM84- and REM- connected outputs .................................................. 6

Deﬁ ne user groups ........................................................................................................ 6

Setting trafﬁ c lights (if present) ....................................................................................... 7

Conﬁ gure the control sensors connected to RBM84 ........................................................... 8

Sensor Type ................................................................................................................. 8

Sensor function ............................................................................................................. 8

Associate the sensor to a connected output ........................................................................ 8

Associate the sensor to a trafﬁ c-light control .................................................................... 9

##Cost/Tariff Function (differentiated ***output) ...............................................................10

Associate the sensor to a user group ............................................................................ 11

Conﬁ gure the outputs connected to RBM84 ..................................................................... 12

Activate the RBM84 outputs ............................................................................................12

Relay function ............................................................................................................ 13

Conﬁ gure the digital entrancesconnected to RBM84 ......................................................... 14

Associate the digital devices to the outputs .................................................................... 14

Conﬁ gure the REMs ..................................................................................................... 15

Assign a name to the REMs ........................................................................................... 15

Conﬁ gure the control sensors connected to the REM ........................................................ 16

Sensor type(REM)......................................................................................................... 16

Function of the sensor (REM) ........................................................................................ 16

Association of the sensor to aconnected (REM) output ..................................................... 17

Association of the sensor to a trafﬁ c-light control (REM) .................................................. 17

Association of the sensor to a user group (REM) .............................................................. 18

Conﬁ gure the outputs of the REM ................................................................................... 19

Activate the outputs of the REM .................................................................................... 19

Relay function(REM) ..................................................................................................... 20

Conﬁ gure the digital entrances of the REM ...................................................................... 21

Assign the digital devices to an output (REM) .................................................................. 21

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1 - Button for opening the System Configuration window

2 - Button for opening timings

3 - Button for opening User Configuration Window

4 - Button for opening Update System Window

5 - Button for opening History

6 - Button for opening Daily History

7 - Button Password window

9 - Button for the audio alarm shut-down

10- Button for system Block/Clearing

11 - Button for opening Project Management window

12 - Button for opening Occupancy Window

13 - Lit panel for signalling communication

with the board.

14 - Traffic lights section, indicates whether the traffic

lights are connected, their positions and their

status.

15 - digital RBM84 inputs and outputs section

16 - Display window last 4 passages (in real time)

17 - REMs not communicating (red)

18 - REM communicating (green)

Main dialogue window

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1 - RBM84 Configuration menu

2 - REM configuration menu

3 - Save key

4 - Cancel changes key

5 - Confirm changes key

6 - Escape key

7 - Key for reading RBM84 configuration

8 - Key for writing configuration on RBM84

9 - Configuration menu for RBM84 outputs

10- Configuration menu for RBM84 digital inputs

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System Conﬁ guration Window

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In the PC30 configuration screen, you must select the PC’s port connection which

connects PC30 (normally COM1).

Caution! This operation should be performed before starting any programming

and/or configuration operation described in the following pages or in later sections, otherwise every

software request for

updating and/or saving will elicit a COMMUNICATION ERROR.

PC30 Conﬁ guration

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When the window is

opened, it shows the list of

the COM available on the

PC

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In the Configuration area of the RBM84 board , set the

number of REMs connected, clicking on button [N REM]

and dragging the scroll bar

Click on [Output] ...

... and type in the OUTPUT DEFINITION

window the selected name for the outputs

connected both to the RBM84 and the REMs

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This procedure is optional: by default, the

system assigns a name for each output

available in the system (from “Output 1”

a “Output 128”).( The first 8 outputs are

RBM84s and the ones after are REMs)

It is recommended, however, to name all

the outputs to make subsequent

configurations easier and safer

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Caution! at the end of every group of opera tions, you must update to make the changes effective

Assign a name to the RBM84- and REM-connected outputs

Select the number of REMs connected to the RBM84 board

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