Rauland Td21 And 1100 - Mrc7611 Media Retrieval 电路图.pdf

Installation, Programming, and Operation KI-2010A MRC7611 Media Retrieval Controller Rauland-Borg Corporation Issued: 06/25/98 Page 1 of 45 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 Copyright 1998 by Rauland-Borg Corporation, all rights reserved. This document contains users information on technology that is proprietary to Rauland-Borg Corporation. Permitted transmittal, receipt, or possession of this document does not express license or imply any rights to use, sell, design or manufacture this information. No reproduction, publication, or disclosure of this information, in whole or in part, shall be made without prior written authorization from an officer of Rauland-Borg Corporation. Rauland-Borg Corporation 3450 West Oakton Street Skokie, Illinois 60076-2958 (847) 679-0900 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 KI-2010A Media Retrieval ControllerInstallation, Programming, and Operation Page 3 of 45 (06/25/98) Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION. 5 DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY. 6 SOFTWARE AND CODE REVISION HISTORY. 6 EQUIPMENT LIST. 7 RELATED DOCUMENTS. 8 DESIGN AND INSTALLATION . 9 DESIGN GUIDELINES. 9 VCR Compatibility. 9 Tip and Ring Interface.10 E therefore, upon receipt of the unit, you need only download new software in the case of future upgrades. Upgrade software is available on disk (part MRC7636) or via Raulands Website (). Note: The TMRC versions 3.2 and higher support both the MRC7600 and the MRC7611. Note: Configuration files created using TMRC version 2.x can not be read by TMRC version 3.x, and vice-versa. Document Revision History This is the initial release of this manual. It is based loosely on information originally found in KI-1981/81A, the MRC7600 Media Retrieval Controller Installation, Programming, and Operation manuals. Should we release further editions of this manual, changes will be highlighted here. Software and Code Revision History Version 3.2 is the initial release of the downloadable software and boot EPROM. Version 3.2 of the TMRC supports both the MRC7600 and the MRC7611. KI-2010A Media Retrieval ControllerInstallation, Programming, and Operation Page 7 of 45 (06/25/98) Equipment List An MRC7611 includes one of each of the following items: ? MRC7611 PC board assembly ? IR emitter and cable assembly, 10 Ft., Part No. VP0400 ? Female Connector to attach the field wire leads, Part No. SF0475-08 ? Foam Pad Overlay (for IR emitter), Part No. QP0383 ? Adhesive-backed Foam Cover (for IR Emitter), Part No. QP0384 ? MRC7611 Installation, operation, and programming manual (KI-1981) Associated Equipment The MR200 is a rack-mount chassis that holds up to 6-MRC7611 modules. The chassis installs in a standard 19-inch rack: it takes 3 inches of vertical space and about ten inches of depth, including an inch for the wiring. The MRC7636 is a diskette containing downloadable execution software for the MRC7611. The MRC7695 is a 20 foot serial data cable that connects the DB9 connector on the MRC7611 to the DB15 connector on the Laser Disk Video Player. The MRH7700 is a hand-held remote control that can control both the local TV set and the remote media device (i.e. VCR, Laser Disk Video Player, or CDI player). The MRR7800 is an infra-red receiver unit that communicates with the MRC7611 over the telephone line. The PS12 regulated 12 VDC, 1 Amp power supply will accommodate up to 10 MRC7611 modules. The RANBARC is a bar code scanner with an integral infra-red transmitter, which can control a remote Laser Disk Video Player. The RANLASER is a Laser Disk Video Player. The RANVCR is a general purpose VCR. The TCEM4157 is the E however, you will lose the following features: pre- assignment, privacy, single digit connect, and #24 (Media Center) functions. E or see Appendix B for a large-format copy): LDP (Laser Disk), VCR, and/or CDI Installation 1. Replace the standard “U1” hybrid with the VC7330 E then continue with step 8 for all device configuration. 7a. (for LDPs only) Connect the MRC7695 LDP cable from MRC7611 (DB9) to the LDP (DB15); set the DIP switches on the back of the LDP to provide 4800 baud (see drawing 1, immediately below). 7b. (for VCRs/CDIs only) Plug the IR emitter cable into the jack on the MRC7611. Attach the IR emitter head to the VCR face directly over the sensor. Apply the foam pad overlay and adhesive backed foam cover (both provided). 8. Program the CPU3 (TC4411) as required by the Telecenter IV Plus manual (KI-1655). ? On power up, the front panel LED will flash the version number, pause, and then display the sub-version number. IL0545 CAUTION: DO NOT CONNECT TO STANDARD TELEPHONE PORT - MUST USE E or see Appendix B for a large-format copy): LDP (Laser Disk), VCR, and/or CDI Installation 1. Replace U1 line module with TCEM4157 E then continue with step 8 for all device configuration. 7a. (for LDPs only) Connect the MRC7695 LDP cable from MRC7611 (DB9) to the LDP (DB15); set the DIP switches on the back of the LDP to provide 4800 baud (see drawing 3, immediately below). 7b. (for VCRs/CDIs only) Plug the IR emitter cable into the jack on the MRC7611. Attach the IR emitter head to the VCR face directly over the sensor. Apply the foam pad overlay and adhesive backed foam cover (both provided). 8. Program the Telecenter system as required by the TCV or TC21 programming manual. ? On power up, the front panel LED will flash the version number, pause, and then display the sub-version number. IL0546 CAUTION: DO NOT CONNECT TO STANDARD TELEPHONE PORT - MUST USE E or see Appendix B for a large-format copy): LDP (Laser Disk), VCR, and/or CDI Installation 1. Use a standard 12 volt LLM port (TCV only) or a standard SLC3 or SLC4 port (TC21 only). 2. Install the MR200 chassis in the video rack within the 20 foot (LDP) or 10 foot (VCR/CDI) available cable range. A regulated 12 VDC, 1.0 Amp power supply (e.g. PS12) is required to power 10 MRCs. 3. Set slide switch “S1” to the T/R position. 4. Set DIP Switch “S4” as follows: ? Position 1 selects line voltage: up for 48V, down for 12V. ? Position 2 selects ring voltage: up for TCV (90 VAC) ring, down for TC21 (-12 VDC) ring. ? Positions 3-6 are unused. 5. Insert the MRC7611 into its assigned chassis slot. Connect power, Tip and Ring. Correct Tip/Ring polarity are essential for TC21 only. 6. Connect a straight DB9 cable (Male-Female) from the MRC7611 to your PC, and program the unit per instructions in this manual (see section 3, below). 7. Select from either or both of the next two steps (7a or 7b), depending upon individual system set up; then continue with step 8 for all device configuration. 7a. (for LDPs only) Connect the MRC7695 LDP cable from MRC7611 (DB9) to the LDP (DB15); set the DIP switches on the back of the LDP to provide 4800 baud (see drawing 3, immediately below). 7b. (for VCRs/CDIs only) Plug the IR emitter cable into the jack on the MRC7611. Attach the IR emitter head to the VCR face directly over the sensor. Apply the foam pad overlay and adhesive backed foam cover (both provided). 8. Program the Telecenter system as required by the TCV or TC21 programming manual. ? On power up, the front panel LED will flash the version number, pause, and then the sub-version number. IL0547 TWISTED PAIR 22 AWG 25 FT. MAX. TIP RING BUS TO NEXT MRC7600 N.C. PS12 +12V PGND 8-PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR 12.0 VDC REGULATED POWER SUPPLY (STRIPED WIRE IS +12V) PIONEER LASER DISK 9 DB15 (FEMALE) 8 18 OFF ON BAUD=4800 15 12 TIP RING SLC3SLC4LLM32 TT SD DRAWING 3 KI-2010A Media Retrieval ControllerInstallation, Programming, and Operation Page 15 of 45 (06/25/98) Troubleshooting If troubleshooting is necessary, keep the following in mind: ? Important: First review the Design Guidelines at the beginning of this section before seeking any remedies or taking any further action. E while M connects to Telecenter Tip. The M signal is controlled by the MRC7611. The E signal is controlled by the Telecenter , but is not used for signaling (.i.e. it is always +12 VDC). By connecting a DC voltmeter between either terminal and ground, you can gain useful troubleshooting information. The following table gives the nominal levels for the different Telecenter systems (actual readings may vary by +/- 0.3 VDC). If you do not see these levels, check your programming, wiring, verify that the E if necessary, the wizard will create a target directory. ? Important: Choose a directory other than the one containing the setup program. ? The Wizard also creates and installs the group/folder and all necessary icons, including “Readme.txt” and the Uninstall program. ? A status indicator tracks installation progress. ? Once all files have been successfully copied to the target directory, you may view the installation text file. Uninstalling TMRC The uninstall utility removes all icons and files created by the installation Wizard and reverses any changes made to system files. It does not destroy the target directory or remove the original, compressed file: tmrcXXX.exe. Should you wish to upgrade to a later software version (see immediately below), you should manually delete the directory and the compressed file. To uninstall tmrcXXX.exe and associated files on your hard drive: 1. Locate Uninstall icon in the TMRC group or folder. 2. Double click on the uninstall icon. ? Confirm your action. ? All icons and files (except the original compressed file: “tmrcXXX.exe”) will be removed from your hard drive. ? All changes made to system files will be reversed. ? Important Reminder: The uninstall utility removes all icons and files created by the installation Wizard and reverses any changes made to system files. It does not destroy the target directory or remove the original, compressed file: tmrcXXX.exe. Upgrading an Existing Version If, at a later date, you wish to upgrade from an earlier software version, you must first uninstall the original version. To upgrade a software version: 1. Locate Uninstall icon in the TMRC group or folder. 2. Double click on the uninstall icon and complete the uninstall process (see immediately above). KI-2010A Media Retrieval ControllerInstallation, Programming, and Operation Page 20 of 45 (06/25/98) 3. Once the earlier version has been successfully uninstalled, follow the “First Time Installation” instructions above to install the later version. Running the TMRC Program Launching the TMRC Application As with other Windows 3.X applications, you may launch TMRC by double- clicking its program icon. On the other hand, Windows 95 users may launch TMRC by double-clicking its program icon or finding and selecting it via the Start/Programs selection (Start/Programs/TMRC). Main Window Description The main window offers you the choice of either working in “Stand-alone” or “Remote-device” mode. “Stand-alone” is used when no direct connection to an active MRC7611 is available, while “Remote-device” mode is used only when your PC is connected to an active MRC7611. In either mode, the user can choose to open an existing (user-created) file, work with a default file, preview and print the default configuration, and/or view version information. ? Important: If you select “Stand-Alone” mode, the system will ask for the MRC type: MRC7611 or MRC 7600. If you select “Remote-Device” mode, the system will automatically detect the MRC type. Working in the Stand-Alone Mode In the stand-alone mode, the user has access to the Version window and the Configuration window. The “version” window will display the TMRC Graphical User Interface version number but will not report the MRC7611 version. The “configuration” window, however, will let the user establish and save a configuration to disk or print it for later use. In either window, user assistance is available via the F1 hot key: KI-2010A Media Retrieval ControllerInstallation, Programming, and Operation Page 21 of 45 (06/25/98) Main Screen: Stand-alone Mode Keep the following in mind when working in the stand-alone mode: ? Check the stand-alone button. ? This enables the Version Information and the General Configuration buttons and also opens a new file that contains the default settings. ? To open an existing configuration file, select File from the File menu options, click on the File Open icon on the tool bar, or use the hot key combination of . (Configuration files created using TMRC version 2.x can not be read by TMRC version 3.x, and vice-versa). ? A window box will pop up, from which the user will have the option of selecting the file from the default directory or from a different directory. ? To open the “version” window, left click on the “version” button or tab to it and press Enter after it has been highlighted. ? To open the “configuration” window, left click on the “configuration” button or tab to it and press Enter after it has been highlighted. ? After modifying the default or existing configuration, left click on the Save to Disk button. ? If the file is a new, a file selection dialog box will pop-up, forcing you to select a new file. If you do not enter a new name, any changes will be saved to the open file. KI-2010A Media Retrieval ControllerInstallation, Programming, and Operation Page 22 of 45 (06/25/98) Working in the Remote Device Mode In the Remote-device mode, the user has access not only to the “version” and “configuration” windows but to the “terminal” and “firmware download” windows as well. As discussed, the “version” window allows you to view both the MRC7611 and the TMRC Graphical User Interface version numbers. The “configuration” window allows you to upload, edit, and download configuration to the MRC7611 or save configuration files to disk for later use or archival purposes. The “terminal” window allows you to perform command line diagnostic ope