PR 5610 Installation Manual Commissioning with Terminal
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5 COMMISSIONING WITH TERMINAL
One of the serial interfaces, e.g. RS 232 Builtin, can be defined for the system console. The system console can be
used for calibration, configuration and operation.
5.1 System console: connecting menu structure
A terminal or a PC can be used as a system console. Connection to the builtin interface: see chapter 3.3.4
"RS 232 Builtin interface" (other interfaces are used in the same way). To use the terminal as operator device the
following set up has to be made:
• In [Setup]-[Serial Ports]-[Operator Device at], select the intended interface (see chapter 4.8.2)
• IF Operator device is selected, interface parameters cannot be changed and are set to:
[Protocol] XON/XOFF, [Baudrate] 9600, [Bits] 8, [Parity] None, [Stopbits] 1, [Devtype] Ansi, [Echo] Enabled
• The interface parameters of the PC/terminal have to be set to the same as in the instrument.
5.1.1 Connecting PR 5610 to PC
The PC is connected with a directly connected cable (Rx-Tx not crossed) to the Builtin RS 232 interface.
5.1.2 Terminal program
The terminal emulation program 'Hyper Terminal' provided by Windows is in the 'Accessories'. If this program is
not available, proceed analogously with a comparable program.
Terminal programs of various manufacturers can be used for commissioning on many operating systems,
provided that they behave like a VT100 (ANSI terminal) and can be adjusted to the required parameters. Adjust
according to the interface configuration.
5.1.2.1 Setup terminal emulation program
Start programm 'Hyper Terminal'. Enter 'Name:' in the 1st dialog window, button [ OK ].
Select 'direct connection via COM1' in the 2nd dialog window at 'connect via:', button [ OK
].
Select port COM2: (if the MOUSE is connected to COM1).
The 3rd dialog window is the registry card 'Data transmission'. Settings, button [ OK
].
Settings:
Bits per second: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: none
Stop bits: 1
Protocol XON/XOFF
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