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The user menu has the following options: 

1)

 

i  (info)  -  This  option  allows  you  to  display  the  software  version  and  returns  the  information  about  the  set 
communication protocol. Exiting the info option is done automatically after displaying the information. 

2)

 

P  (proto)  -  This  option  allows  you  to select  a  signalling  device  communication protocol to work  with  the 
given  control  modules  uploaded  to  the  device  memory.  You  can  change  a  protocol  by  pressing  the 
microbutton. Accepting the selected protocol is accomplished by long holding down the microbutton (until 
the inscription "Ok" appears). Exiting the "proto" option comes after 30 seconds of the user inactivity. 

3)

 

C  (custom)  -  The  "custom"  option  allows  you  to  select  a  dedicated  signalling  device  communication 
protocol  to  work  with  the  control  modules  of  selected  clients.  The  protocols  have  special,  custom  settings 
needed for a given customer. Setting a protocol is done in the same way as in the case of the "proto" option - 
accepting the selected protocol is accomplished  by long holding down the microbutton    (until the inscription 
"Ok" appears), while exiting the "custom" option comes automatically after 30 seconds of the user inactivity. 

4)

 

R  (reset)  -  This  option  allows  you  to  reset  the  default  light  signalling  device  protocol.  In  addition,  in  the 
devices  with  the  Ethernet  interface,  you  can  restore  the  default  network  layer  settings  (IP  address: 
192.168.0.11, network mask: 255.255.255.0, and the communication port for the control module). To restore 
the default settings you should, during the normal operation of the device, press the microbutton and hold 
it down until the inscription "R" appears. Hold the button down until the inscription "R" starts flashing and 
do  not  release  it  until the  information "default"  is  displayed.  Releasing  the  button  before  the  inscription 
"default" appears will result in interrupting the process of restoring the default settings and the display will 
continue working according to the previously accepted parameters.  

 

4.3.1.2

 

Interface transmission and communication speed parameters 

 

Interface 

Transmission parameters  

Communication speed 

RS232, RS485, RS422, CL 

Data bits: 7, Parity: Odd, Even 
Data bits: 8, Parity: None, Odd, Even 
Stop bits: 1 

300, 600, 1200, 4800, 9600, 14400,  
19200,  28800,  38400,  57600,  76800, 
115200, 230400 

Table 1 

5.

 

Controller  

The controller is a device responsible for the process of displaying the content by the light signalling device.  

5.1

 

Controller  connectors 

 

det.  A,  det. B,  det.  C

   –  LED  module  connectors; 

det.  D

  –    RS-485/RS-422  connector; 

det.  E

  –  0/20mA  digital  current  loop; 

det.  F

  – RS-232 

connector; 

det. G

 – 

DEF

 microbutton; 

det. H

 – housing earthing soldering point; 

det. I

 – network power supply connector 

Fig. 7 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 319-01-01

Page 1: ...OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL TL 70 2 Product code 319 01 01 Explanatory figure ...

Page 2: ...1 1 Embedded user menu DEF microbutton 5 4 3 1 2 Interface transmission and communication speed parameters 6 5 Controller 6 5 1 Controller connectors 6 5 2 List of the LED module conectors 7 5 3 List of the signalling device connectors 7 5 3 1 RS 232 connector 8 5 3 2 RS 485 RS 422 connector 8 5 3 3 0 20mA digital current loop 8 5 3 4 Operator panel dry contact 8 6 Automatic brightness control of ...

Page 3: ...ot bump during transportation Due to protective packaging the device should be stored in the temperature 25 C 60 C 13 F 140 F at the humidity below 99 RH 3 Device construction TL 70 2 is cased in a powder coated steel housing The properly installed device meets the IP65 tightness requirements 3 1 TL 70 2 construction The figure shows the TL 70 2 light signalling device2 det A roof det B controller...

Page 4: ...tallation of the device ensures its proper operation and the maintenance of the device parameters like among others the housing tightness rating satisfying the required IP code NOTICE Before any installation or maintenance operations refer to the manual supplied by the manufacturer Improper connection to the mains power supply incautious device installation or improper use may cause the property d...

Page 5: ...otocol with a control module such as a weighing terminal an operator panel 2 Determining the response to the events reported by the control module 4 3 1 Defining communication protocols 4 3 1 1 Embedded user menu DEF microbutton The user menu embedded in the device allows you to select a communication protocol display the information about the software version display the set protocol reset to the...

Page 6: ...the default light signalling device protocol In addition in the devices with the Ethernet interface you can restore the default network layer settings IP address 192 168 0 11 network mask 255 255 255 0 and the communication port for the control module To restore the default settings you should during the normal operation of the device press the microbutton and hold it down until the inscription R ...

Page 7: ...ctors Table 2 contains the description of the connectors in the light signalling device The connectors are accessible after the disassembly of the back cover and the LED module mounted on this cover det A device front det B controller det C back cover det D LED module Fig 9 NOTICE The housing should be disassembled with the disconnected power supply ...

Page 8: ...he RS 485 or RS 422 connector Fig 7 using the control module 5 3 3 0 20mA digital current loop For the communication purposes the user connects with the controller via the digital current loop connector Fig 7 using the control module 5 3 4 Operator panel dry contact For the control purposes the user manipulates the operator panel or relay contacts 6 Automatic brightness control of the light signal...

Page 9: ...gregated and then recycled in accordance with the local executive regulations on waste disposal 9 2 Device disposal The device must not be disposed of as urban waste In accordance with the directive 2002 96 EC WEEE if the repair of the device is not economically justified the user must take the damaged or destroyed equipment to a special waste disposal centre 10 Most common installation errors 1 I...

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