Reliable Controls SS-P - Programming and Configuration Examples; SS Programming Example

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PROGRAMMING AND CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES
This section provides examples of how a SMART-Sensor
™
and a SMART-Sensor
™
LCD may be
programmed.
SS PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE
After the SMART-Sensor
™
(SS) has been installed according to the instructions outlined in
this manual, and is functional, the SS should be configured to provide the desired operator
interface.
FIGURE 83: SS INSTALLATION FLOW CHART
Do not skip addresses or exceed the maximum number of supported SSs based upon the
host controller.
Ensure that the SS has been installed according to the
installation guidelines in this manual.
All SSs ship with a default SMART-Net
™
address of 1.
T
O CHANGE THE ADDRESS
1
Locate the DIP switch rack and configure the address
by closing or opening the appropriate switches as
shown below.
2
The 16 possible addresses are represented in binary
and switch #4 (the switch located a the top) is the least
significant bit. For example, to configure the SSEA as
address #1 open switches #1, 2, and 3 while closing
switch #4. This represents binary value 0001.
3
Do not skip SS addresses. When the host controller
encounters the first unpopulated SMART-Sensor
worksheet, the previous SS address will be interpreted
as the last device and communication with higher ad-
dresses will not occur.
4 - least significant bit (in the On position)
3 - Off position
2 - Off position
1 - Off position
SMART-Sensor
™
New Installation
Installation
Complete
Correct
Address
Program SS using
RC-Studio
®
2.0
A
B
YES
YES
NO
NO