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For connecting the grounding wire with the frame ground. ²... Page 31: Interfaces For Serial Communication (RS 232/1 and RS 232/2 or RS 232/1 and RS 485). 3.4.1. RS 232 (V.24) The KUAX 680C has two V.24 interface connectors which can be accessed from above. Use these interfaces to program the de- vice and to establish the connection for communication with PCs, user terminals or other machines. Page 32: Interface Rs 232/1 You can use a KUBES module to disable this inter- face and to activate the RS 485. 3.4.1.3. Programming Programs for the KUAX 680C are written using KUBES, the Kuhnke user software (as from version 4.12). KUBES runs on PCs under the Windows user interface (version 3.1 or better). Page 33 Interfaces 3.4.2. Interface RS 485 Serial interface, used for networking with other devices. The connector is located at the front of the device (see "3.1.2. Front view", pos. 8). Use a KUBES module (please ask us) to activate this interface. Activating the RS 485 deactivates interface RS 232/2. Page 34: User Memory Basic device 3.5. User memory The KUAX 680C is equipped with a Flash-EPROM and RAM. Some of these memory resources are available for the user: Program memory Program memory Program memory Program memory Program memory Programs are mainly stored in the Flash-EPROM. Here the pro- gram is saved and stored safely without the use of electrical en- ergy. Page 35: System Messages Flash-EPROM Bank 2 64 KByte 3.6. System messages The operating status of the KUAX 680C is indicated by three light emitting diodes (LEDs) which are located on the left side of the device (see chapter "3.1.1. Top view"). Colour Function... Page 36: Internal Inputs And Outputs Process image Process image Process image The KUAX 680C has a process image for the digital inputs

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Signal loss or other interference.oUsing USB or serial sets you up to take advantage of the Astro-Physics USBserial Utilities program. You can still use the utility when communicating over IP, but you will still need to set up the serial connection to use it. •The two decision points above, each with its own pair of options gives the 4 options we will describe below.IMPORTANT SIDE NOTE for GTOCP1, 2 & 3 OWNERS: The two RS-232 serial ports on the GTOCP4 & 5 are identical for all practical purposes. However, the two RS-232 serial ports on the GTOCP1, 2, and 3 control boxes are NOT identical. There are two universal asynchronous receiver/transmitters, or UART devices that control serial communication in the GTOCP1, 2 & 3. • Top RS-232 and Keypad serial ports: The primary UART is built into the EPROM chip that is the microcontroller “brains” of your mount. It is in fact a dual UART and it serves both the top RS232 port and the Keypad receptacle. This is why all keypad firmware updates must be done through the top port of the GTOCP3. • Lower RS-232 serial port: The second UART is found on a field programmable gate array (FPGA chip) in the control box. While this UART is suitable for many applications, it does have certain limitation vis-à-vis the primary UART. Of particular concern to users of high demand (or high traffic) software, including the ASCOM V2 driver, is the lower over-sampling ratio in the second UART. This makes the lower RS232 port more susceptible to framing errors due to noise, differences in the number of start bits, baud rate mis-matches, etc. The issue with the lower RS-232 port is not really a problem with either the port’s UART or the ASCOM V2 Driver, both of which work as they should. It is instead related to the PC hardware, and possibly how the operating system or system services are configuring it. The port selection is, however, the only aspect of this that we as end users have any control over.The Easy, 4-Option Mount Connection: Almost all of you will find that what was once a challenge, is now easy-peasy. The two screens at right show the possibilities. The options are selected using the drop-down list just below the group-box header. The first two options are for driver-only installations. The last two options are for connecting through APCC. Note

When you have inserted the RS-232 plug first make sure that the RS-232 is functioning according to the specification. Creating a RS232 Loopback connector Cut off an eight-pin connector about three inches from the end. Number the pins 1 thru 8 as you like. Splice the pin wire pairs as follows: 1-3 2-7 4-5 6-8 Tech2 keyboard and RS232 loopback self test Attach (p/n 3000112) RS232 eight-pin loop back connector to left side port of Tech2. Attach (p/n 3000095) cable to the VCI in the bottom on the TECH2. Attach (p/n 3000109) loop back adapter to the other end of the cable. Connect a 12vdc power source to the TECH2. Press ENTER. Select TOOL OPTIONS. Select Tech2 Self Test Read the screen and press EXIT. Select Automated Main and VCI. Read the results. Testing the RS232 loopback plug Test the plug by attaching it to the serial port of the Techline computer or into a certified Tech2 USB-2-serial adapter. Download a serial terminal application like RealTerm to diagnose the loop-back functionality. Now plug your RJ-45 loop-back adapter into the Tech2 device and navigate to the RS-232 test. Depending on the software version there are various options to get to the RS-232 test menu. While using the (SAAB 44.000 .bin file)[/content/which_.bin-files_are_available/SAAB.html] you need to follow this procedure; Insert the loop-back plug into the RJ-45 port Press PWR to turn on the Tech2 Title screen, press ENTER F2: Tools Options F3: Field Services Diagnostics F3: Selectable Main PCB F2: RS-232 LoopBack While using the (SAAB 148.000 .bin file)[/content/which_.bin-files_are_available/SAAB.html] you need to follow this procedure; Insert the loop-back plug into the RJ-45 port Press PWR to turn on the Tech2 Title screen, press ENTER F2: Tool Options F0: Tech2 Self Test Press EXIT on the notification screen F3: Selectable Main PCB F2: RS-232 LoopBack Now the Tech2 should respond with the following: RS-232 Test: Passed If the Tech2 responds with RS-232 Test: LoopBack Not Connected or ADDRESS ERROR - PROCESSOR HALT the chances are high that the MAX202 or the MAX232 is borked, which means replacing the SMD mountec RS-232 communications chip (SOIC