FSR FLEX LT-200 Installationsanleitung

32606   LIT1369

FLEXTrainingManual

SystemDesign

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FSR

244 Bergen Blvd.

Woodland Park, NJ 07424

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TableofContents

Introduction ...............................................................................................................................4

FLEXHardware..........................................................................................................................4

FLEXFrontPanel.................................................................................................................................5

FLEXBackPanels ................................................................................................................................6

InstallingtheFLEX....................................................................................................................7

Mounting................................................................................................................................................7

WiringtheFLEX...................................................................................................................................8

Power ..................................................................................................................................................................8

Serialconnections..........................................................................................................................................9

IRConnections .............................................................................................................................................10

GeneralPurposeI/O ..................................................................................................................................10

AnalogInput..................................................................................................................................................11

DesigningaSystem ............................................................................................................... 12

Hardwareconsiderations............................................................................................................. 12

Display .............................................................................................................................................................12

Switchers ........................................................................................................................................................13

Audiocontrol ................................................................................................................................................13

ScreenControl..............................................................................................................................................13

DistanceLimitations ..................................................................................................................................13

IRConsiderations........................................................................................................................................13

SerialConsiderations.................................................................................................................................13

EthernetConsiderations ..........................................................................................................................14

DesigningaSystemUsingFLEX ........................................................................................ 14

Designingthesystem...................................................................................................................... 15

STEPONE:DevicestoControl ...............................................................................................................15

STEPTWO:FunctionstoControl..........................................................................................................16

STEPTHREE:Screens................................................................................................................................17

STEPFOUR:Templates.............................................................................................................................18

SampleTemplates.......................................................................................................................................19

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Introduction

WelcometotheFLEXtrainingprogram.TheFLEX‐LTisaself‐containedcontrol

systemwiththecapabilitiesofamuchmoreexpensivesystemandacostthat

everyonecanafford.TheFLEX‐LTmountsinawallorsitsonadeskandpresents

theuserwithaneasytouseandunderstandcolortouchscreen.Throughthetouch

screen,theusercanchoosewhatsourceisbeingdisplayed,changethevolume,

controlthevarioussources,turnlightsonandoff,raiseorlowertheshadesor

screenandmuchmore.

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TheFLEXconfigurationutilityfeaturesaneasytousemethodtogetthemostoutof

thesystem.Thecontractorispresentedwithaneasytofollow"draganddrop"

programmingmethodology.Thereisnoneedtolearnanotherprogramming

language.

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FLEXHardware

TherearefourmodelsoftheFLEX,theLT–200,LT‐300,LT‐150andtheLT100.

Let’slookatthedifferencesbetweenthefourproducts.

TheFLEXLT–200hardwarefeatures:

3.5”ColorLCDTouchScreen

FourRS‐232serialports

FourIRports

FourdigitalGPIOports

AnalogInput(forfutureuse)

EthernetportwithPoweroverEthernet

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TheFLEXLT–300hardwarefeatures:

NoTouchScreen

FourRS‐232serialports

FourIRports

FourdigitalGPIOports

AnalogInput(forfutureuse)

EthernetportwithPoweroverEthernet

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TheFLEXLT–150hardwarefeatures:

EthernetportwithPoweroverEthernet

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TheFLEXLT–100hardwarefeatures:

3.5”ColorLCDTouchScreen

TwoRS‐232serialports

TwoIRports

FLEXFrontPanel

YoucangainaccesstotheFLEXfrontpanelbyremovingtheplasticbezel.Thefront

panelhastwocommunicationports,RS‐232andminiUSB(forfutureuse).The

communicationportisusedtoloadconfigurationsintotheFLEXpanel.Belowthe

communicationportsisthehardwareresetswitch.TheFLEXpanelalsohasanIR

receiver(forfutureuse).Seethepanelillustrationbelow.

NOTE:TheUSBportandIRReceiverarecurrentlyinoperable.

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GND

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FLEXBackPanels

ThebackpaneloftheFLEXsystemhousestheconnectorsforbothcommunication

andpower.TheEthernetportusesastandardRJ‐45connection.Allother

connectionsuseaplug‐ablescrewterminalstyleconnectorfordevicewiring.The

imagesbelowillustratetheconnectionpanelsfromtheLT100,LT‐200andLT‐300

FLEXsystems.

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InstallingtheFLEX

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Mounting

The FLEX-LT should be installed in a 2-gang enclosure such as a Carlon plastic two-

gang device box. The unit should be positioned so that both the user and installer can

conveniently operate LCD touch plate. This is usually a wall or a desktop. If a desktop

installation is required, use an FSR DSKB-2 desktop console.

Installation of FLEX in a 2 Gang Box

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FLEX Mounted in FSR DSKB-2

Check the recommendations on cable requirements and termination for any external

devices connected to the Flex. Use standard approved wiring practices.

The integrity of all cables should be pretested BEFORE they are connected to the FLEX-

LT. This holds true for the external cabling as well. Simply direct connect the various

sources and displays to pretest the cable runs and equipment. All terminations should

have "ID" cable markers to aid in cabling and troubleshooting.

WiringtheFLEX

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NOTE:ThewiringfortheFLEXLT200andtheLT300areidentical.TheLT300does

nothaveaseparateserialportforloadingprojects.ConnectcableprovidedinFLEX

ProgrammingKittoSERIAL2asillustratedbelowtoloadprojectstoaFLEXLT300.

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Power

TheFLEXcontrolpanelispoweredwitheithera12Vpowersupply(included)or

poweroverEthernet(PoE).

Tousethepowersupplystripbothconductorsback¼”in.andinsertthestriped

wireinthe+receptacleofthepowerconnector.Thepowersupplyhasa9ftcable.

Thepowercablecanbeextendedupto50feetwitha22gauge2‐conductorcable.

TheFLEXsystemalsohasconnectorsfora3VAAAbatterybackup.Anoptional

batteryholderisavailable.Makeallpowerconnectionsasshownbelow.

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TheFLEXcontrolpanelisalsoaClass1POEEthernetdevice.Class1requiresa

rangeofpowerwithaminimumof0.44wattstoamaximumof3.84watts.Besure

thatthepowersuppliedovertheEthernetnetworkadherestothesespecifications.

Serialconnections

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TheFLEXLT–200hasfourserialconnectorsonthebackpanel.Theconnectionsare

madeusingplug‐ablescrewterminalconnectors.Tomaketheconnection,stripthe

wiresasneeded.TheFLEXcontrolpanelhasawiringdiagramontherearpanel.

Wireeachpluggablescrewterminalconnectorasillustratedbelow.Eachpairof

serialconnectionssharethecenterconnectorasgroundwithRXandTXconnected

asillustratedbelow.

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TheFLEXcontrolpanelusesstandardSerialprotocols.ThestandarddistanceforRS

232communicationis50feetusing22ga.three‐conductorcable.FSRrecommends

theuseofWestPenn230seriescommunicationswireorsimilartoensureproper

signaltransmission.

IRConnections

TheFLEXsystemshipswithtwoIRtransmitters.TheFLEXLT‐200systemcan

poweruptofourunitsontheLT200unitsand2ontheLT100.Usingquality22‐

gaugetwo‐conductorwiretheIRtransmitterscanbeplacedupto100feetaway

fromtheFLEXpanel.TransmitterbudsshouldbeplacedinfrontoftheIRreceiving

windowofthedevicetobecontrolled.Eachpluggablescrewterminalconnectorwill

power2IRtransmitters.Eachconnectorhas2inputsforeachofthe(+)wires.The

groundconnectorisshared.

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GeneralPurposeI/O

TheFlexhas4GPIOports.Itisimportanttonotethatthesearedifferentfromdry

contactclosuresanddonothavethesamefunctionality.TheGPIOportscanbe

configuredasInputsorOutputs.AsanInput,avoltageof2.4VDCto24VDCwill

readasa1whileavoltagebelow+1.0VDCwillreadasa0.WheninterfacedtoTTL

orCMOSlogic,theFlexinputsaredirectlycompatible.Wheninterfacedtoan“open

collector”typeoutputornormallyopencontactclosurethatisactivehigh,make

surethatitisatleast2.4VDCanddoesnotexceed24VDCwhen“on”.Additionally,if

usingan“opencollector”typeoutputthat“leaks”morethan0.1mA,apull‐down

resistormayberequiredtokeeptheFlexinputbelowthe1.0VDCwhenthesource

is“off”.Ifyouareinterfacingtoan“opencollector”ornormallyopencontact

closurethatisactivelow,attacha“pull‐up”resistorof1Kto10Kohmsbetween

yourGPIOpinandtheV+inputoftheFlex.Thiswillholdthepinhighuntilyour

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