i-2
K
K — EOI and hold-off 5-24
L
L — Download setups 5-25
LED indicators 3-3
LED matrix 3-2
Light pen 4-5
Light pen connection 3-3
Light pen interface 6-12
Line power connections 4-2
LLO (local lockout) 5-10
LOCAL/DIGITAL I/O key 5-9
M
M — SRQ and serial poll byte 5-26
Maintenance 7-1
Make/break and break/make rows 4-11
Manual addenda 1-1
Master/slave circuitry 6-13
Master/slave power-up 4-3
Matrix ready output 4-8, 4-14
Memory 6-3
Microcomputer 6-2
Modifying a crosspoint display 4-6
Modifying a relay setup 3-24
Mother board checks 7-9
Multiple application cards 3-8
N
N — Open crosspoint 5-28
O
O — Digital output 5-28
Operation 4-1
Operation control 4-7
Optional accessories 1-2
Ordering information 8-1
Overrun conditions 4-12
Overview — matrix design considerations
3-6
Overview – multiple matrix expansion 3-10
P
P — Clear crosspoints 5-29
Parts lists 8-1
Power supplies 6-14
Power supply checks 7-9
Power switch 4-2
Power-up 3-24
Power-up configuration 4-3
Power-up procedure 4-2
Power-up self-test 7-8
Power-up self-test and error conditions 4-2
Primary address programming 5-5
Principles of operation 6-1
Programmed settling times 4-11
Q
Q — Delete setup 5-29
QuickBASIC programming 5-6
R
R — Restore defaults 5-30
Rear panel familiarization 3-4
Recommended test equipment 7-8
Refresh display/read keyboard 6-11
Relay command combinations 5-40
Relay control circuitry 6-4
REN (remote enable) 5-9
Repacking for shipment 1-2
Replaceable parts 8-1
Reset 4-15
Reset circuit 6-3
S
S — Programmed settling time 5-30
Safety symbols and terms 1-1
Sample expanded matrices 3-20
SDC (selective device clear) 5-10
Selecting make/break and break/make
rows 3-24
Selecting switching parameters 4-10
Self-test 4-10
Serial communication 6-13
Setup data paths 4-1
Shipment contents 1-2
Sources 4-11
SPE, SPD (serial polling) 5-10
Specifications 1-2
Stand-alone and master/slave 4-9
Static sensitive devices 7-7
Status indicators 5-8
Storing relay setup and applying setup to
relays 3-24
Switches/connections 3-3
Switching card interface 6-4
Switching card logic 6-6
Switching system troubleshooting 7-8
System expansion issues 3-18
T
T — Trigger 5-31
Timing considerations 5-40
Triggering 4-11
Typical command sequences C-7
Typical input connection schemes B-1
Typical output connection schemes B-1
U
U — Status 5-32
Unaddress commands C-5
Uniline commands C-4
Universal multiline commands C-5
Unpacking and inspection 1-2
Using an extender card 7-13
V
V — Make/Break 5-36
W
W — Break/Make 5-37
Warranty information 1-1
X
X — Execute 5-38
Y
Y — Terminator 5-38
Z
Z — Copy setup 5-39
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