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Preliminary Information 

Banner Engineering Corp 

 Minneapolis, MN USA 

 

www.bannerengineering.com

 

 Tel: 763.544.3164 

Sensonix Incorporated 

 Plymouth, MN USA 

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www.sensonix.com

 

 763.519.7042 

3.5 Front Panel Operation 

The front panel rotary switches and push button switches control the display information and 

configuration of the DX80 devices.  The flow diagram below shows the button sequences and operational 
flow for what is possible with the DX80 Gateway.  

 

Sleep

Mode

RUN

Run Mode

CONFIG

Config

DIAG

Diagnostics

sc.1

sc.1

sc1

Site Survey Start

Dev Warn / Err

Name A

Name B

Name C

RF Msg

S/W RF rev high

S/W RF rev low

S/N high

S/N low

Mod high

Mod low

Point 0 status

Point 1 status

Point N status

DEVINF

Device Info

sc.2

S/W Cm rev high

S/W Cm rev low

dc.2

Password

protect,

Rotary Sw

sc.2

Dev Warn / Err

Sys Warn / Err

Password

protect,

Rotary Sw

sc.2

FACTRY

Factory

sc.2

dc.2

sc.1

Rotary switches

define device

Rotary switches

define device

Rotary switches

define device

Production high

Production low

sc.1

dc.2

dc.2

Config Start

RF Baud

Network ID

ModBus Baud

ModBus Slave ID

hold.1

hold.1

 

hold.1

   =   press and hold button 1 for 2-3 seconds 

sc.1

   

=   single click button 1 

sc.2

  

=   single click button 2 

dc.2

  

=   double click button 2 

 
From a powered-off state, press and hold button 1 for 2-3 seconds will turn on the Gateway or Node. 

From any state, press and hold button 1 for 2-3 seconds will turn off the Gateway or Node.  Configuration 
steps not fully completed before going into sleep mode will be lost. 

  

3.5.1 Operating States 

Sleep Mode

 – This is the off state for all devices.  Sleep mode can be entered or exited by holding 

button 1 for 2-3 seconds regardless of the current state. All LED’s will be turned off in this state. (The LCD 
display will be turned off for DX80 devices with an LCD display) 

 

Run Mode

 – (LCD display = ‘RUN’) This is the default operating state for normal operation. Out of 

sleep mode the device will transition into run mode.  If no buttons changes are detected the gateway will 
display device information.  The rotary switches on the gateway will define which device information to 

Summary of Contents for SureCross DX80

Page 1: ...ions of internal external antennas and different RF power options allow you to customize the wireless range from a few feet to 10000 The implementation of FHSS methodology allows for reliable communic...

Page 2: ...able All DX80 mechanical enclosures Model Description Euro Connectors High Profile Low Profile LPGW1 Line Powered Gateway 1 female 1 male X LPGW2 Line Powered Gateway 1 male 8 pin X LPEN1 Line Powered...

Page 3: ...erengineering com Tel 763 544 3164 Sensonix Incorporated Plymouth MN USA 3 of 18 www sensonix com 763 519 7042 Junction Box Junction box models euro connectors glands Euro style connector or glands Mo...

Page 4: ...t Panel Operation Avoid placement of the wireless units in extreme temperatures high vibration and high shock areas The DX80 is IP67 compliant and designed for all types of environments but continued...

Page 5: ...r association table identifies all wires for the DX80 Gateway 2 5 1 8 pin Euro Style Wiring models LPGW2 BPDEN1 Signal to pin association for 8 pin Euro Style connectors DX80 Gateway models DX80 inter...

Page 6: ...n pin end Internal Wire Color Cable Wire Color Pin Euro QD1 female Euro QD2 male White White 1 Brown Brown 2 10 30Vdc Output 10 30Vdc Input Green Green 3 Analog In1 4 20mA RS485 Yellow Yellow 4 Analog...

Page 7: ...ead Discrete Inputs 1 2000 contiguous status of discrete inputs Modbus Cmd 3 0x3 Read Holding Registers 1 125 contiguous block of holding regs Modbus Cmd 4 0x4 Read Input Registers 1 125 contiguous bl...

Page 8: ...us slave number the gateway rotary switches indicate the Modbus slave number 01 99 During Site Survey operations the gateway switches define the node ID number the node rotary switches define the node...

Page 9: ...switches 00 Network ID set to a common value for the entire wireless network The factory default is 01 and will work for most single network installations See Setting the Network ID to change the netw...

Page 10: ...Rotary switches define device Production high Production low sc 1 dc 2 dc 2 Config Start RF Baud Network ID ModBus Baud ModBus Slave ID hold 1 hold 1 hold 1 press and hold button 1 for 2 3 seconds sc...

Page 11: ...under the CONFIG menu The RF message can be one of several informational messages about the RF link between the gateway and node NO RF RF OFF RF SYNC and RF OK are the RF messages NO RF indicates the...

Page 12: ...nk RED to indicate you are now in Site Survey Start Now set the rotary switches to a node number to perform the Site Survey testing Then single click button 1 to activate the node defined by the rotar...

Page 13: ...Enter new value sc 2 LCD Display Current value Switch value Use Button 1 to Set NAME3 2 1 dc 2 sc 1 The configuration menu is made up of 4 sub menus Network ID Modbus Slave number Gateway and Node Se...

Page 14: ...LV and then single click button 2 The LCD will display the current value of the Modbus Slave number and the rotary switch values When the rotary switches are set correctly for the new Modbus Slave num...

Page 15: ...nce The DX80 family of products is designed to be IP67 compliant and maintenance free Annual cleaning and inspection is always recommended When inspecting the equipment watch for housing cracks residu...

Page 16: ...opping FHSS configurable of channels Rx Sensitivity To 110 dBm Antenna Connector External Reverse Polarity SMA 50 ohms Operating Temperature Range Electronics 40C to 85C LCD 30C to 70C LCD reduced vis...

Page 17: ...ration This equipment compiles with part 15 of the FCC rules Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Antenna us...

Page 18: ...lymouth MN USA 18 of 18 www sensonix com 763 519 7042 9 Messages Endpoint Node RF link status messages RF OK RF Sync RF OFF NO RF Warning Error Messages LOWBAT Low battery condition replace battery S...

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