DIN-TEC Manual V1.1 08-Aug-2013
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1. Param1 a DIN RS232 02 06 24 76 8 E n DIN TOOL IS the PC based application that IS String To Compare Destination Action Comman d used to commission and manage DIN NET modules Please make sure your version of DIN TOOL is the most recent as new modules may have come out since your copy of DIN TOOL was released DIN TOOL needs to be aware of all modules to be able to configure them e e ak Dintec Messages Unused _v Unused T 9 m tn Kat Pe Ele amp F 2 G A amp G a 2 5 A amp e 8 38 v Unused When to use it pera DIN TOOL is used initially when you first connect all your DIN NET modules together You will use it to link up actions between 2 nodes or change parameters specific to those nodes How to connect it up DIN TOOL requires the DIN USB interface to talk to the DIN NET Make sure the interface is connected to your computer before starting the DIN TOOL software DIN POWER What is it DIN POWER is a module that injects power onto the DIN NET Each network must have at least one This module does not include a power supply you must connect your own power supply 9 to 24V DC DIN TE CG When to use it DIN POWER At least one DIN FPOWER must be used on every DIN NET If Input Tato aV Be you have a large network or a network with many modules you2. Seay epee can connect more than one When connecting more than one DIN POWER onto a network make sure you are using the same power supply on each AZ DSL a a a module How to connect it up pae DIN POWER offers 2 different power inputs center positive 2 4mm DC Jack or Screw Terminal You can use either one of these depending on the type of power supply you use DIN POWER has 2 DIN NET ports simply chain your network through them and to inject power onto your DIN NET How much power do I need Each module on the DIN NET uses a small amount of power for its own use Here is a table of power requirements for each module Module Name Power Usage Watts DIN INPUTS8 2W DIN RS232 1 W Calculating the power rating needed Add up the power consumptions of each module for example if you have 3 inputs and 1 RS232 module 3 x 2W 1 x 1W 7Watts Add a safety margin of 20 7 20 8 4W You would need a 9W power supply so a 9V 1A would be sufficient A larger example system would be one with 6 inputs and 4 RS232 modules 6 x 2W 4 x 1W 16Watts Add a safety margin of 20 16 20 19 2W Here a 20W power supply is called for so either a 12v 2A source or a 24V 1A one can be selected Modules not powered by DIN NET have their power rating written on their labels DIN INPUTS8 What is it DIN INPUT8 is an eight dry contact switch input module to DIN NET Each input is isolated from
3. such as Switches or Routers cannot be used Some modules do not have a DIN NET port and must be powered using the screw terminal power connector Please make sure you use the appropriate power supply voltage and current rating DIN NET DIN NET is a communications network that interlinks most DIN TEC modules It offers A Typical DIN NET Network reliable communication with inbuilt error checking and retries between nodes DIN NET also transmits power over separate cats pairs of the RS45 cable This power is used p to power the internal circuitry of the nodes It l DN cannot be used to power external devices e ty ne P such as LEDs in the case of the LED driver DIN NET does not rely on a single smart lt I ESS S node but instead works on the principle of i NT distributed intelligence This means that there C Wa 4 is no single point of failure esaesa Each DIN NET network must include at least Ey Yo 1 DIN POWER module This modules injects N DC power onto the DIN NET and is used to h ee ee ees power the other connected modules DMX PLAYBACK MK2 upto or DMX STREAMER JOUT When setting up or commissioning a 7 module with a DIN NET port you will also LI need the DIN USB PC interface and the free A AE DIN TOOL software This hardware software DMX combination allows discovery and configuration of nodes on your network Once the system is commissioned DIN USB and DIN TOOL are not needed and can be 9 24V
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5. 0bytes which ever is greater The communication speed can be set between 1200 baud and 115200 baud When to use it The DIN RS232 is designed to interface a device that has an RS232 port Examples are f era Enttec DMX show recorders 8 o DMXPlayback Mk2 DIN TEG o DMXStreamer DII N RS232 Made in Australia o E Streamer DIN NET DIN NET a computer Video Projectors Professional CD players How to connect it up There is a female DB9 connector wired as a DCE Device to connect the DIN RS232 If you are connecting it to another Device you may need remove the lid and relocate the dip switches located inside the device Other Information There is an LED that will blink slowly every second when the device is configure and operating normally If the LED flashed quickly it means the device is operating normally but is not configured If the LED Flashes in a flash on long off sequence it is in BOOT mode and is waiting for a firmware update DIN RELAY4 What is it The DIN RELAY4 is a DIN RAIL mount four output relay module The DIN RELAY4 can act as a switch to toggle loads with external power supply such as lights Also could be connected to third party control systems like PLCs to advice about any supported event within your lighting control system All this triggered by any event in the DIN TEC network Each Channel has common normally open and normally closed terminals and sup
6. DC POWER SUPPLY a M controlled aie Y w fixtures disconnected DIN NET Actions All DIN NET modules can either act on or give out DIN NET Actions and some modules can even do both An Action describes what that particular module can do For example a RELAY module can only CLOSE its relay that is the only action it understands Some more complex modules can perform multiple actions Other modules are not intended to perform actions but rather to trigger them on a different module or modules For example the INPUT 8 module can only trigger an action since it takes input but has no output aside from the DIN NET which it uses to tranmit that trigger to some other module It gives out Actions to modules that can act on them in other words If you were to link up the input module to the relay module activating the input would close the relay on the relay module MODULES REFERENCE GUIDE H Dintec TOOL v1 08 Se File Dintec Devices Advanced DIN TOOL amp DIN USB a a DIN TEC DEVICES ADDRESS a IS I DIN LED4PD 02 06 28 48 4 Name Sample 232 Baud Rate 9600 E Qaca New Row 3 Automode Preset
7. WIN T Eby ENTITEC Safety Instructions Do not expose this device to rain and moisture or expose it to the risk of dripping or splashing Do not use this device near water Do not block any ventilation apertures on this device Do not install this device near heat sources such as heaters stoves monitors amplifiers dimmers luminaries or any other equipment that produces heat Do not expose the power adapter or power cables of this device to damage from being crushed walked on or being pinched by protective cabinets enclosures or cases Use only attachments accessories or fixings specified by ENT TEC Unplug this device from the mains supply and external data links during electrical storms or when the device will not be used for a long time Servicing this device should be undertaken only by suitably qualified service technicians Contacting ENTTEC Email contact enttec com Telephone 61 3 9763 5755 GMT 10 Facsimile 61 3 9763 5688 Postal Address ENTTEC Pty Ltd Factory 17 5 Samantha Court Knoxfield Vic 3180 Australia Getting Support If you require support for any DIN TEC product please visit the Support area of our website at www enttec com There you can fill out a support request ticket for prompt assistance with your enquiry An alternative to this is to simply send an email to Ssupport enttec com and mention that you are having trouble with this product and what version of firmware or software items you are
8. nesiecesmanveananterts 10 Other Information soisin ean i 10 DIN RELA YA naii 11 Waris orean a a 11 Wheto tse iensen a 11 H wtoconnect it Up 2 scerred eh code rctadteaddasccaes 11 Other Information cccccccecccccceccecceececeececess 11 Glossary of DIN TEC Terms DIN NET The name of the network interlinking DIN TEC modules please note that not all DIN TEC modules have DIN NET ports DIN RAIL Standard metal rail as defined in EN 50022 BS 5584 DIN 46277 3 used to physically support all DIN TEC modules Typographic conventions used in this manual W This process may take a few minutes possibly long enough to take a coffee break T This process could take some time quite possibly enough time to make and eat a snack DIN TEC Thank you for purchasing a DIN TEC module At Enttec we are proud of our products and we hope you will enjoy using them as much as we enjoy designing and building them DIN TEC modules are highly flexible products that can be used to interface a number of different products and be programmed to perform simple logic operations Each module sits on a standard DIN Rail that can be mounted inside an electrical cabinet or other appropriate location Some modules have a DIN NET port that provides power and a Communications network Although DIN NET is based on RJ45 connectors and any standard CAT5 CAT5E or CAT6 patch lead can be used It is not to be confused with Ethernet and Ethernet equipment
9. ports up to 0 5 Amps 250 Volts for AC and 1 Amp 220 Volts DC for DC loads When to use it Employ the DIN RELAY4 if you need a relay output to act when a trigger action is meaningful to any other DIN NET module such us a switch wall plate or sensor connected to a DIN INPUT or a serial action coming from an DIN RS232 Examples How to connect it up DCV ACV There are twelve contacts on the output connector Three contacts per output i external i being NC normally closed COM common and NO normally open as the i output pin distribution for each inbuilt relay n Other Information here is an LED that will blink slowly every second when the device is configure and operating normally If the LED flashed quickly it means the device is operating normally but is not configured If the LED Flashes in a flash on long off sequence it is in BOOT mode and is waiting for a firmware update es 71009
10. the others The DIN INPUTS can store up to forty 40 actions Each of these DIN TEC actions can be linked to one or more of the eight inputs For DIN INPUTS8 example you could have one input triggering forty actions or dnan ai eight inputs each controlling five actions DIN NET DIN NET Each input can be set to trigger on close open or change of state When to use it Employ the INPUT8 if you need to interface a switch such as a wall plate or a sensor with relay output or have it trigger any action which is meaningful to any other DIN NET module How to connect it up There are ten contacts on the input connector The first and last are power sources To close or energize one if the inputs make a contact between the power source and that input Other Information There is an LED that will blink slowly every second when the device is configure and operating normally If the LED flashed quickly it means the device is operating normally but is not configured If the LED Flashes in a flash on long off sequence it is in BOOT mode and is waiting for a firmware update DIN RS232 What ts it DIN RS232 is an RS232 Interface for DIN NET It can be configured to send a preprogrammed RS232 string when it receives a particular DIN NET action or send a DIN NET action when it receives and matches a preprogrammed RS232 string The DIN RS232 can store of to 100 preprogrammed strings or 400
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