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SACO 100M unit
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SACO 100M Unit
SACO 100M Unit
SACO 100M and SACO 16D2 cards
Following cards are part of a SACO 148D4
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SACO 100M Unit, programming
SACO 100M Programming commands
Using a terminal program the following commands are available for programming of SACO 100M
T <addr> or T <[Link]> Defining texts for local event reporting
T <slave addr>L Listing of texts for a certain module address
UNIT Making of the unit list (SPA addresses)
UNIT L Listing units defined in the list and checking communication
DATE Checking or setting of data in SACO 100M
TIME Checking or setting of data in SACO 100M
BAUDRATE A Settings for communication port A
BAUDRATE B Settings for communication port B
SET_PRINTER Printer settings
DIAGNOSTIC Viewing diagnostic counters
DIAGNOSTIC R Erasing diagnostic counters
VERS SACO 100M version
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STORE_BAUDR Store baudrate settings A and B
STORE Store all settings
Use capital letters when programming SACO 100M.
Some of the commands can also easily be used from the front of SACO 100M
SACO 100M Unit, programming
Baudrate A or
Baudrate B commands
for setting of
terminals A and B
Example
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Note! max speed with PC is 4800 baud
SACO 100M Unit, programming
UNIT and UNIT L commands for adding of units or listing of units and checking connections
Listing of units
UNIT L
-UNIT L
001.[Link]
002.[Link]
003.[Link]
004.[Link]
005.[Link]
006.[Link]
007.[Link]
Defining of units
UNIT
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SACO 100M Unit, programming
SET_PRINTER command for setting up printer connection
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SACO 100M Unit, programming
T and T <addr>L command for defining channel texts or for listing of texts
Feeding text
Listing of texts -T 1L ( listing all texts for module 1)
0 = GIS (module level text)
1 = HIGH GAS ALARM (channel 1)
2 = GAS LOW (channel 2)
3 = GAS HIGH PRESSURE
4 = GAS LOW
5 = GAS HIGH PRESSURE
6 = GAS LOW
7=
8=
9=
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10 =
11 =
12 = OC PROTECTION TRIP
13 = FEEDER 3 OC TRIP
14 = FEEDER 4 OC TRIP
15 =
16 =
SACO 100M Unit, programming
Connecting a PC for programming the SACO 100M unit
The easiest way of programming SACO 100M is to use a terminal program e.g. The Windows hyper
terminal can be used. Use CAPITAL letters when programming SACO 100M.
Use cable SPA-ZP 13A3 between SACO terminal A or B and PC. It is recommended to short circuit signals
6 DSR and 20 DTR in cable SPA-ZP 13A3 at the end connected to SACO, in particular if you also test the
event reporting (printer).
When SACO 100M is connected to the terminal program on Terminal A or B, then use
same communication settings in the PC tool as in Terminal A or B. Check SACO 100M comm settings
with BAUDRATE A or BAUDRATE B
Note! Set the printer in SACO 100M to another terminal than the terminal used for PC connection.
If you have no printer connected to SACO 100M, then plug the dummy module on the terminal defined for
the printer or connect a real printer. (Check SET_PRINTER command)
Press Enter (CR) to get into command mode
When the ”–” sign is shown you have a connection to SACO 100M
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- Æ Ready to take commands
Note! You cannot connect your PC and tools to the SACO 148D4 RS-485 or opto ports,
these ports are solely used by SACO 100M and reserved for a SPA bus.
SACO 100M Unit, programming
Programming summary
PC serial port communication settings has to match the SACO terminal setting
SET_PRINTER command
Connect PC to SACO with a cable with pins 2,3,7 connected and pins 6 and 20
should be shortcircuited at the SACO 100 M Terminal.
In the PC terminal program use CAPITAL LETTERS for programming SACO
Press Enter (CR) to get into command mode, when the ”–” sign is shown you have
a connection to SACO 100M.
- Æ SACO 100M is ready to take commands
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SACO 100M Unit, programming
Windows hyper terminal COMM. setting example BAUDRATE B [Link]
File Properties for PC COM port:
Settings/ASCII
setup:
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Connect/disconnect
to SACO 100M:
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Other commands or access over remote
•The SACO units can be accessed over remote using e.g. CAP 501 for setting of SACO
modules.
You can also use SPA commands to silence audible alarms acknowledge alarm
or test or reset, full SPA syntax has to be used.
•SILENCE, reset of audible device (SPA command V2)
•ACK, acknowledge of alarm (SPA command V3)
•RESET, reset of alarm (SPA command V100)
•TEST, testing (SPA command V4)
Examples: Performing silence on SACO module with address 2
->2WV[Link]XX Silence hooter!
<2A:75 Acknowledged from the SACO module
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->5WV[Link]XX Channel leds are on, SACO address is 5
<5A:72 Acknowledged from the SACO module
->5WV[Link]XX Turning channel LEDs back off
<5A:72 Acknowledged from the SACO module
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