bedienungsanleitung cfmc-1 v1027.03.06 englisch · rs 232 port for cfmc-1 configuration. ethernet...

CFMC-1 Instruction manual

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Imprint and address

KOMTECH GmbH

Straßheimer Strasse 45

D-61169 Friedberg

Germany

www.cf-media.info

www.komtech.de

[email protected]

Copyright

2005 Komtech GmbH

All rights reserved

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[Content ] [SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1] ......................................... 4

[ENVIRONMENT INSTRUCTIONS 2] ............................. 7

[SHIPMENT 3] .............................................................. 7

[CONNECTIONS 4] ........................................................ 8

[FIRST STEPS 5] ........................................................ 10

[BASIC-COMMANDS 6] ............................................... 15

[REMOTE CONTROL 7] .............................................. 17

[TROUBLESCHOOTING 8] .......................................... 18

[TECHNICAL DATA 9]................................................. 19

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[Safety instructions 1] General safety instructions

Please read the safety instructions carefully before switching on the unit. This is to ensure safe operation of the appliance. Store the instruction manual with the appliance to be able to look up hints. Note the warning-hints and follow the instructions in order to ensure a reliable use and a long life expectancy of your appliance.

• Please make sure the available voltage meets the requirements before plugging in your appliance.

• Don't let children play unsupervised with electric appliances. Children cannot always recognize dangerous hazards.

• Use the appliance only for the applications described in this instruction manual. KOMTECH doesn't take any liability for damages/ data loss as a result of improper handling or improper application.

Operation environment

• In extreme (cold) weather, acclimatization of the appliance before use is necessary. Otherwise condensing moisture inside the housing can cause damages.

• Keep the appliance and all connected appliances from moisture and avoid dust and heat.

• Keep the appliance clear from liquids such as rain or tipped over water-bottles.

• Make sure that no conductive substances or liquids get into the product. Do not expose to liquids. Don't place containers that contain liquids on or near the appliance.

• Pull the cord of the appliance immediately if liquid ran into it and contact an authorized technician.

• Don't switch on the appliance if liquid ran into the appliance and contact an authorized technician.

Not following these instructions can lead to malfunction or damage of the appliance. The guarantee is void in that case.

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[Safety instructions 1]

Ambient temperature

• The recommended ambient temperature for the device is 5° C to 45° C within a relative atmospheric humidity of 10% to 90% (non condensing).

• When turned off, the appliance can be stored in 0° C to 70° C.

• Make sure to store the appliance safely. Avoid high temperatures (for example when stored in direct sunlight).

Connection

If an appliance for the CFMC-1 is run with a power-supply plug, you should follow the instructions below:

• In order to interrupt the power supply of your appliance, pull the plug out of the electrical outlet.

• Run the appliance only at grounded electrical outlets. If you are not sure about the power supply at the location, please ask the responsible technician or energy provider.

• Only use with the enclosed power supply.

• We recommend using an overload protection device in order to protect the appliance from damage from voltage apexes or lightning from the electric lines.

• All power cables must be passed through so nobody can step on the cable or crush it with an object. It also must be taken care of that nothing can put strain on the cable. Do not bend lead ins and lead outs of the cable.

If the appliance has a built-in rechargeable battery, please keep the following in mind to extend the life span and the efficiency of your accumulator:

• Accumulators don't tolerate heat. Avoid the heating of the appliance and the built-in accumulators. Ignoring these instructions can lead to damage and even to the explosion of the accumulator.

• Accumulators are hazardous waste. To properly dispose used batteries and accumulators, use local collecting points and appropriate containers. Please ask your local authorities about how to dispose electric components.

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[Safety instructions 1]

Electromagnetic compatibility

• For all additional components the „Policy for electromagnetic compatibility“ (EMC) must apply. Please see to it that only shielded cables are used when linking to external units from this appliance.

• When in use, electronic appliances cause electromagnetic radiation. These rays are harmless, however, other appliances can show signs of interference. Our appliances are tested and optimized for their electromagnetic compatibility. We can not exclude that difficulties occur in which the appliance itself, as well as also the electronics in the surroundings can be involved. If you should have such a problem, please try to solve it by checking the grounding and changing the insulation and positions of the appliances.

Maintenance

• Always pull the power plug and all connection cables before cleaning.

• Clean the appliance only with a light moistened, lint-free cloth.

• Don't use any solvents, corroding or gaseous detergents.

• The product must be checked in the following cases by a specialist:

• The main cable or the power-supply were damaged

• A conductive substance or fluid entered the housing of the product.

• The product was exposed to rain.

• The product doesn't seem to work properly or shows a clear alteration of the performance.

• The product was dropped or the case was damaged.

• If opening the appliance is necessary for maintenance, repair or replacement, the appliance must be disconnected from all voltage sources.

• Work on the opened appliance while under voltage can only conducted by a high voltage trained and experienced specialist.

• Only fuses of the stated type and nominal amperage are allowed as replacements. The usage of repaired fuse or short circuiting of the fuse holder is forbidden.

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[Environment instructions 2] Environment instructions

• Protect your environment, do not dispose Electronic products in the trash.

• If you would like to dispose the appliance, remove the batteries and accumulators it may contain and send it back to KOMTECH.

• The package is recyclable. Please dispose the package in the right recycle bin.

• Please return the batteries and accumulators to a suitable collecting facility

Data security

• The assertion of claims for data loss and resulting consequential damage is impossible. Do backup copies on external storage mediums (for example CD-R or floppy disk) after every update of your data.

[Shipment 3]

CFMC-1

Power adapter and main cable

19“ fastening angles

2 IR-Diodes

26 connectors

Compact Flash Card 128MB

Configuration software CF-MEDIA Studio

Instruction Manual

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[Connections 4] System port for appliance configuration RS 232 Port for CFMC-1 configuration.

Ethernet port of CFMC-1

Clients

Status-bar indicators of the IP-Clients. If a red LED is on, the IP-Client is registered at the CFMC-1 +5V Power supply status indicator.

RF Status indicator for the radio signal. Lit when a submitted radio signal is received CF-Active Access Indicator for the Compact Flash card. Compact Flash Slot IR-Learn LED indicator for the active Infra-red learning system . IRC-Output/Event-Input/RSC-Output LED status indicator Relais Relais control status indicator.

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[Connections 4]

COM x (Tx) RS 232/422 Ports for connecting to the CFMC-1

Pin configuration RS232: 2,3,5(Gnd)(0-Modem Cable) Pin configuration RS422: 4 (TX+), 5 (Gnd) , 9(TX-) RTS/CTS

RTS/CTS short circuit switch for RS 232/422 Ports. Connects / Disconnects pin 7 and pin 8.

System

System configurations port including dips to switch system port pin2 and pin 3 Ground Bolt Relays Relays connection (2pole connectors) IRC-Output Infra-red connection (2pole connectors) Event-Input Event connection with 2 pole connectors (for example switches) RF-Antenna Antenna port for KOMTECH 868 MHz radio control system DC IN +5V Power supply for the CFMC-1 LAN-Switch

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[First steps 5] You have the following options for programming:

- with direct access to the CFMC-1 and a CF-Card in the slot: o over RS232 at system connection on the frontal page o o over RS232/422 at system connection on the rear o over Ethernet pin jacks at front and rear.

- with a CF-Card

o store the program directly on a CF-Card using a card reader and a PC.

In case you cannot use the CF_MEDIA Studio, you can do basic settings via a Telnet program. The configuration for using Microsoft Windows terminal (Windows98SE) and hyper terminal (Windows 2000) is given below.

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[First steps 5]

1. Basic setting using a terminal program.

Check “beim Senden” and “Beim Empfangen” on the “Terminal Einstellungen” Register Also check “Lokales Echo”

To be able to establish a connection between your PC and the CFMC-1, the follwing settings have to be checked:

- 9600 bauds - No parity - 8 information bits - 1 stop bit - No protocol

Note which COM-Port is used to establish the connection.

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[First Steps 5]

2. Basic Settings using a hyper terminal program

The hyper terminal is an advanced development of the terminal program.

The configuration of the Com interface should be done according to the picture. (Properties of COM2)

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[First steps 5]

Under „Eigenschaften“ � Settings � ASCII configuration

In the ASCII configuration, the two settings for sending ASCII should be checked.

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[First steps 5] After linking the PC and the CFMC-1 you can verify the connection with the command. “hallo". The answer from the CFMC-1 should look like this: [1] “HALLO BACK". The “hallo" command is checking the following parameters:

- Is the CFMC-1 switched on - Were the settings of the terminal program correct. - What is the Device number of the connected CFMC-1 . The

factory set device number is 1. A CFMC-1 carrying the Device number 3 in a cascaded system for example would answer to the "hallo" command “[3] HALLO BACK".

Input and answer the "hallo" command

Now it is possible to perform al further settings by hand. The most important commands are listed in Chapter 6 "basic-commands". You can get a list of the most important commands by typing "help".

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[Basic-commands 6] Command Answer Description HALLO [1] HALLO BACK test connection and Device Nr. SCANSYSTEM FIND_SYSTEM[1] IP=192.168.1.1/ID=CFMC1

FIND_SYSTEM[2] IP=192.168.1.2/ID=CFMC1 SCANSYSTEM is passed on to all systems. The reply contains Device-Nr, IP-address and Indentification.

HELP (List of configuration commands) Show help REBOOT

[1] System is rebooting; one moment please Reboot a directly linked system

REBOOT [5] [5] System is rebooting; one moment please Reboot a specific system (here for example device ID 5)

SHOW IPCONNECT (existing IP-Connects are shown) Shows all system-induced IP- connections (optional with the appliance-No. )

SHOW SYSTEM (system-status is shown) Shows all system-induced settings (optional with the appliances-No. )

SHOW PORTS (Listing of all Systemports sorted by type and the periphery connected to it)

Shows all Systemports (with a list of the manufacturers and - type)

GET VERSION [1] Version =CFMC1 S1.53.000 08.02.2006 KOMTECH GmbH

Shows the current version of the system

GET MAC GET MAC [3]

[1] MAC-Adr =00-30-56-F1-E0-A3

Shows the MAC-address of the system

GET IP GET IP [3]

[1] IP=192.168.1.1

Shows the current IP-address of the system

SET IP=192.168.1.1 [1] IP=192.168.1.1 ok ? You must reboot to activate the setting !!!

Sets the new IP-address (becomes effective after reboot)

GET MASK GET MASK [3]

[1] MASK=255.255.255.0

Shows the current IP-mask

SET MASK=255.255.255.0 [1] MASK=255.255.255.255.0 ok ? You must reboot to activate the setting !!!

Sets the new IP-mask (becomes effective after reboot)

GET GATEWAY GET GATEWAY [3]

[1] GATEWAY=192.168.1.254 Shows the current Gateways

SET GATEWAY=192.168.1.254

[1] GATEWAY=192.168.1.254 ok ? You must reboot to activate the setting !!!

Sets the new Gateways (becomes effective after reboot)

GET DEVICE

[1] DEVICE=1

Shows the current Device -No. (Appliance-number)

SET DEVICE=2 SET DEVICE=2 [5]

[1] DEVICE=2 set !!!

ISets the Device-No.(optional with statement of the appliances-No. ) allowed No.= 1 - 32000 (becomes effective without reboot)

GET DHCP GET DHCP [3]

[1] DHCP=0

Shows the current DHCP setting

SET DHCP=0 SET DHCP=0 [3]

[1] DHCP=0 ok ? You must reboot to activate the setting !!!

Sets the new DHCP setting DHCP= 0 deactivates DHCP=1 activated (becomes effective after reboot)

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[Basic-commands 6]

GET DNS2 GET DNS2 [3]

[1] DNS2=195.182.96.26

Shows of the current DNS reserve-servers (is used only with DHCP=0) Factory Setting = 195.182.96.26 ==> planet intercom

SET DNS2=195.182.96.26 SET DNS2=195.182.96.26 [3]

[1] DNS2=195.182.96.26 ok ? You must reboot to activate the setting !!!

Sets the new DNS reserve-server (becomes effective after reboot)

GET CLOCK GET CLOCK [1]

[1] CLOCK=XX.XX,XX (Format Std.Min,Sek)

Show clocksetting in system 1

SET CLOCK=XXXX SET CLOCK=XXXX [1]

[1] CLOCK=XX.XX,XX (Format Std.Min,Sek)

Sets the time format in system 1 for example 1800 = 18:00Uhr (Seconds are reset to 0)

GET DATE GET DATE [1]

[1] DATE=1.4.2005 (Format TT.MM.JJJJ)

Shows the date in system 1

SET DATE=1.4.2005 SET DATE=1.4.2005 [1]

[1] DATE=1.4.2005 (Format TT.MM.JJJJ)

Sets the date format in system 1 : 1.4.2005 without leading zeros (01.04.2005 would be wrong)

GET DAYOFWEEK GET DAYOFWEEK [1]

[1] DAY OF WEEK=SUNDAY

Shows the weekday in system 1, for example: Sunday;Monday;Tuesday..

SET DAYOFWEEK=1 SET DAYOFWEEK=1 [1]

O = Kommando o.k. E = Error(Fehlerhaftes Kommando)

Sets the weekday in system 1, for example: 1=Sunday; 2=Monday; 3=Tuesday..

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[Remote control 7] The CFMC-1 remote control offers several options. You can choose to control the CFMC-1 via radio remote, input-contacts, use the free KOMTECH Software „WinPadPro“ or generate a surface with another system, for example Powerpoint or a html surface. Following example shows a solution for controlling the CFMC-1 with a html page. The selection was tested with common web browsers. Important for the control through a html surface a successful TCP/IP connection with the CFMC-1. Command Description 192.168.1.1/admin? An Admin page is requested, that shows the most common

properties of the CFMC-1. The IP address is tje one of the requested CFMC-1. "system Infos" shows the IP properties, the firmware version and the MAC-address of the system. "Hourmeters and Systemtimer", port specific run-time-counters can be seen and reset.

192.168.1.1/usercom? to[1:16]1~ With “usercom” you can pass commands directly to the CFMC-1. The command must end with a tilde sign (~), otherwise it cannot be processed by the CFMC-1.

Examples of control surfaces of different systems can be viewed in the download area on www.cf-media.info.

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[Troubleshooting 8]

Problem Solution

CFMC-1

There is no LED lit on the front panel, or there is no power.

• Pull the power cord and check that it is intact. Plug it back in and check if it’s a suitable electrical outlet.

• Check whether the power cord is plugged into the CFMC-1 correctly.

Mailfunction

Remote handling of the appliance over IR-Diode doesn't work

• Check if the appliance and/or matrix switcher is switched on.

• Check whether IR-Diode is at the appropriate position at the appliance.

• Check whether IR-Diode is connected correctly to the CFMC-1.

Remote handling over switch-relay doesn't work • Check whether the switch-relay cable is connected correctly to the CFMC-1.

Remote handling over RS232/422 doesn't work

• Check whether appliance and/or matrix switcher is switched on

• Check whether cable is connected correctly to appliance and CFMC-1.

• Check the cable pin assignment (RS232/422 or RS232 only, cable could also be crossed or not crossed)

Remote handling over Ethernet doesn't work

• Check whether appliance and/or matrix switcher is switched on.

• Check if cable is connected correctly to appliance and CFMC-1.

• Check if CFMC-1 and the appliance are in the same network. (IP addresses)

Remote handling over WLAN doesn't work

• Check whether appliance and/or matrix switcher is switched on

• Check if CFMC-1 and the appliance are in the same network. (IP addresses)

• Check if the Access Point and remote handling has the same encoding settings.

• Check whether the remote handling has the correct coding-key

IR-learning system doesn't learn • Check if CFMC-1 is switched on

• Check the distance between remote and CFMC-1

KOMTECH radio-long-distance-service doesn't work

• Check if the active antenna is connected to CFMC-1

• Change Batteries

• If you are using several remote controls, make sure you are using the right one.

Hotline

Technical support: • 06031-79470

Mail technical support: • [email protected]

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[Technical data 9]

Tension-supply

Main voltage 100- 240 V AC, 50/60Hz

Type Self adjusting power supply

Power consumption Maximum 20W, usual consumption approximately 5W

Memory

Type Compact Flash Card

Storage capacity included in shipment 128MByte, all other San-disk compatible CF- card up to 2GByte is suitable as storage-medium

Radio-system

Frequency 868 MHz

Remote handling Maximum 4 per CFMC-1

Relay-connection

Type RIA 2pol

Voltage / current 30V / 1A potential-free

Infrared-connection

Type RIA 2 pol

Carrier frequency 0 kHz, 15-85 kHz

Input-connection

Type RIA 2 pol

RS 232/422 connection

Type 9-pole-y D-Sub

Transmission speed 00, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 76800, 115200 bauds

Functions serial interface None, Odd, Even, Mark, Space

Data transfer 1 start -; 1/2 stop-bits; 7/8 data-bits

Physical data

Dimensions (width x height x depth)

483 mm x 40 mm x 200 mm

Weight (net) ca. 3,1 kg

Operating temperature 0 °C to +45 °C

Storage temperature 0 °C to +70°C

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