Altinex MULTI-TASKER MT110-103 Guide de l'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 9)

MULTI-TASKER

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INSTALLING YOUR MT VGA DA EXPANSION

CARD 6

Step 1. Connect the 10-pin IDC cable from the

MT VGA DA Card (MT103-103/102) to

the control port, P3 of the

MT103-104/(109)(110) (see Application

4). Note this connection will provide

RGBHV to the MT103-104/(109)(110) .

Step 2. Slide the (previously connected) MT VGA

DA Card (MT103-103/102) and the

MT103-104/(109)(110) into available slots

in the Multi-Tasker™ Enclosure. The VGA

DA (MT103-103/102) will to connect to

the bus. Make sure that the

MT103-104/(109)(110) and the VGA DA

Card (MT103-103) fit into place. Secure

the cards to the Multi-Tasker™ by

tightening the retainer screws located on

the top and bottom of each card. The

MT103-104/(109)(110) should be

mounted to the right of the (MT103-103)

VGA DA Card.

Step 3. Connect a VGA cable from the video

source to the input connector of the VGA

DA Card (MT103-103/102). Connect the

output of the MT103-104/(109)(110) to

the display devices through a VGA cable.

Step 4. Starting from the left, identify the slot

number where the MT103-104/(109)(110)

card is plugged into the Enclosure and

note that it is for RS-232 control.

OPERATION (for MT103-104 only) 7

7.1 RS-232 CONTROL

The outputs of the MT103-109 and the

MT103-110 are always enabled; therefore, no

RS-232 control is necessary.

When used in the Multi-Tasker™ Enclosure, the

MT103-104 has many advanced remote control

capabilities, which are accessible through

standard RS-232 communication. The actual

controlling can be accomplished through a

computer control system or any other device

capable of sending RS-232 commands.

7.2 RS-232 INTERFACE

The RS-232 commands for the MT103-104 are

in a simple ASCII character format.

1. Square brackets “[ ]” are part of the

command.

2. Use uppercase letters for all commands.

After processing a command, an OK or ER

string will be returned as feedback if "F" is

included at the end of a command string or if

the unit ID is zero.

Commands such as [ON], [OFF], and [IO] that

end in "S" will be saved into memory.

Commands not ending in "S" will still be

executed but will not be restored when the

system is reset (power off & power on again).

7.3 DESCRIPTION OF COMMANDS

Each command consists of three parts:

function, card ID, and unit ID. [Function, Card

ID, Unit ID]

Example:

[VERC3U2]

VER = function

C3 = Card ID

U2 = Unit ID

For function, see a detailed explanation under

each command description.

Card ID is an assigned value from 1 to 19 (1 to

8 or 1 to 4 depending on which enclosure is

being used), which represents the number of

slots. Card ID 0 (C0) is used for the controller

(see user’s guide for the MT100-100).

Changing the position of a card will significantly

affect the commands recorded on software

definitions or a third party control system.

Unit ID has a value from 0 to 9. Unit ID 0 should

be used for single unit operation. If the Unit ID

is set to 0, then each command can be used

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