S600+ Field Upgrade Guide
Note: Typically the ground tag “shield of wire” from the
communications cable connects to ground at only one point.
This may be the field end, or within the cubicle to a ground, or
very rarely to the S600 itself. The previous CPU module
provided a 13th pin (the last pin after Comm 7) for this
purpose. If you need to ground the communications cable on
the S600, you can use any ground tag. If you want to
specifically connect to the CPU module, use the final
communications port (the A connector on comm port 12),
which you must define as a digital input. This process takes the
very last pin direct to ground, and mimics the original CPU.
14. Apply Power
As mentioned in step 6 and shown in Figure 7, the power connector
remains unchanged between the old and new CPU modules. However,
ensure that you have completed all other wiring before you apply
power to the new CPU module.
Once you apply power, the S600+ completes a startup sequence and
displays the main menu (see Figure 10:
1* FLOW RATES
2* TOTALS
3* OPERATOR
4* PLANT I/O
5* SYSTEM SETTINGS
6* TECH/ENGINEER
8* CALCULATIONS
Figure 10. S600+ Main Menu
Proceed to the next step.
15. Set TCP/IP Communications Parameters
When shipped from the factory, the CPU module contains default
TCP/IP settings. Before you can download a configuration to the
S600+, you need to redefine these settings to your site’s specific
TCP/IP values. Do this through the cold start menu on the S600+’s
front panel display. (Alternately, if you do not know the password, you
can temporarily fit the cold start jumper and cycle power.)
Note: In addition to the TCP/IP connection, you can also connect
serially with the S600+ using the RJ-45 port at the base of the
S600+ faceplate.
To access the cold start menu:
1. Select System Settings > System Status.
2. Press CHNG.
12 Revised Feb-11
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