User Manual DMD 50 - WS
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1. 2 43J3VHDS SCHAEFER GmbH Winterlinger Str 4 72488 Sigmaringen Germany Phone 49 7571 722 0 Fax 49 7571 722 99 info ws schaefer de www ws schaefer de Support If you have any questions regarding this product please contact Phone 49 7571 722 51 Fax 49 7571 722 99 Copyright Duplication copy print microfilm or any other form as well as electronic spreading of this document is only permitted after formal writting consent of SCHAEFER GmbH SCHAEFER GmbH reserves the right to carry out alterations of technical details without prior notice For all transactions our General Conditions of Sale and Delivery shall be applicable All rights reserved Ress 010952 Revision 2010 02 12 User Manual Dot Matrix Display DMD 50 Index 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 2 5 1 5 2 5 3 General description Illustrations eenn Configuration Input Module Programming Connection cee Additional Encoder SEMNE uamuounavseist Coding aisoto Connection scera PMD Module Presentation Freguency sensura Brightness Intensity Technical Data Models sssccsscsssceess AA PIIN 7 1 General description DMD 50 is a dot matrix display that can be used as Position Indicator direction or re starting Arrows or a combination of both The floor position as well as the direction arrows can be display2. 49 mcd green 200 mcd blue 40 mcd up to 8 floors with additional encoder up to 31 floors up to 31 floors rigid or flexible up to 1 5 mm2 flexible with wire end ferrules and plastic sleeves 0 5 mm2 rigid or flexible up to 1 5 mm2 flexible with wire end ferrules and plastic sleeves 0 75 mm2 8 Models As well as the standard other models are available e splash proof model IPX3 according to EN 81 72 temper proof model for category 1 according to EN 81 71 In conformity with 15
3. DMD 50 m glich Note When using an Encoder PCB Signal per floor the DMD display must be configured for Dual coding 4 4 Settings 4 4 1 Coding 4 4 Settings Different settings can be changed on the display by means of the buttons and respective DIP switches The values are changed by the DIP switches and adjusted by the buttons The status LED show the correspondi ng setting The setting is saved after the correspondi ng DIP switch has been turned off Status LED Button DIP switch 4 pole 4 4 1 Coding With DIP switch 1 the coding type of the display can be adjusted By pressing the button the different co ding type can be selected LED yellow LED green LED yellwo Button Button green Dual Gray 1 outof n At the touch of a button 4 4 2 Connection 4 4 2 Connection DIP switch 2 controls the switching variant By swit ching the DIP switch to the on position and pressing the button the module can be switched to common cathode positive switching or common anode nega tive switching LED yellow LED green Butto common cathode common anode At the touch of a button DIP switches 3 and 4 are reserved for later functions and have no effect 5 PMD Module The dot matrix segments are clipped on the PMD modules Different settings can be changed on the display by means of the buttons and respective DIP switches The values are changed by the DIP switches and adjusted
4. by the buttons The dot matrix shows the correspon ding adjustment If the setting of one module has been changed this setting will automatically be adopted by the other PMD Modules The setting is saved after the corre sponding DIP switch has been turned off Button DIP switch 5 1 Presentation 5 1 Presentation With the first DIP switch the graphic versions of the character and arrows can be changed Button 66 00000 XX 0000 060 anding ing Switch off the DIP switches to save the settings 12 5 2 Frequency 5 2 Frequency With the second DIP switch the flashing or scrolling frequency can be adjusted this only applies if the Flashing or Scrolling mode is selected This DIP switch has no function if the Standing mode is applied Button Presentation 14 Z sec 16 Z sec 5 3 Brightness Intensity 5 3 Brightness Intensity With the third DIP switch the brightness can be chan ged by pressing the button Button DIP switch 4 is reserved for later functions and has no effect 6 Technical Data Supply voltage Current requirement Temperature range Luminosity Addressing 1 out of n Addressing binary Gray Connection via terminal Connection via push in terminal In conformity with 14 12 30 V DC smoothed current 1 digit up to 60 mA 2 digits up to 105 mA 3 digits up to 150 mA up to 65 C 149 F red
5. Module Input Module 4 1 Programming 4 2 Connection Signal input Voltage supply 4 2 Connection Usually the connection of the DMD 50 is made via the terminals For a signal per floor connection with more than 5 floors an additional Encoder PCB with ribbon cable is necessary Common Common anode cathode Encoder 1 out of 15 008808 008809 Encoder 1 out of 31 008806 008807 JY LI JA LUSS SIKA 4 3 Additional Encoder 4 3 Additional Encoder Die folgende Tabelle zeigt eine Ubersicht wann zus tzlich ein Encoder verwendet werden muss Je nach Anzahl der Lauftexte und Etagen k nnen Pfeile mit ohne Fahrtsignal konfiguriert und vom Display angezeigt werden Dual Gray Arrows 1 out of n signal per floor Travelling up to 5 yes yes none 6 up to 15 Encoder 1 out15 yes yes 16 up to 31 Encoder 1 out31 yes yes up to 4 yes yes 1 5 up to 15 Encoder 1 out15 yes yes 16 up to 31 Encoder 1 out31 yes no up to 3 yes yes 4 up to 7 Encoder 1 out15 yes yes 8 up to 15 Encoder 1 out15 yes no 16 up to 31 Encoder 1 out31 no no up to 2 yes yes 3 Encoder 1 out15 yes yes 3 4 up to 7 Encoder 1 out15 yes no 8 up to 15 Encoder 1 out15 no no 16 up to 31 Encoder 1 out15 no no up to 2 yes no 3 Encoder 1 out15 yes no 4 4 up to 7 Encoder 1 out15 no no 8 up to15 Encoder 1 out15 no no 16 up to 31 nicht m glich Mehr als zwei Sondertexte erst ab SW Version 1 5 auf der
6. ed as follows standing flashing or scrolling The display is available with one digit DMD 50 1 with two digits DMD 50 2 or with three digits DMD 50 3 The display is configured and adjusted by DIP switches The indicating characters figures including there functions can also be configured by a PC and can be changed at any time Iwo free defined spe cial horizontally rolling texts messages up to 14 cha racters can be included 2 Illustrations The display consists of several segments 4 1 Programming 3 Configuration Two different kinds of configuration are possible Configuration of the DMD 50 at SCHAEFER according to the customer requirement Configuration of the DMD 50 on site Therefore a DMD Config Kit is needed article No 010575 4 Input Module The display is connected via the Input Module This module has a two pole terminal for the voltage sup ply and an eight pole terminal for the signal input 4 1 Programming The following seizure of the terminals of the signal Input Is to be considered as a general presetting Due to the free configuration the seizure can be changed In order to show special text messages the terminals must be defined as special text messages by using the DMD Configurator Schraubklemme Federkraftklemme Micro Match Buchse 12 V 30V Pin 1 Adr 0 Pin 2 Adr 1 Pin 3 Adr 2 Pin 4 Adr 3 Pin 5 Adr 4 Pin 6 Up Pin 7 down Pin 8 GND Pin 9 travel Pin 10 Input
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