SI-2SystemIntegrator

Installationguide

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ContentsIntroduction 2

Welcome 2Suppliedparts 2Dimensions 2Ambientatmosphererequirements 2

Connections 3iCANnetwiring 3iCANnetannouncebutton 3iCANnettermination 3Serialdeviceconnection 4Operationindicators 4

Programming 5AddingtheSI-2toiCANsoft 5The SI-2 configuration window 5ViewingSI-2detailsiniCANsoft 5RS232communicationsettings 6Startupaction 7Inputstrings 8Inputactions 9Outputstrings 10Outputactions 11Sequences 12Diagnostics 13

Appendix� �4ASCIIVirtualControlMessages 14

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Introduction

WelcomeTheSI-2SystemIntegratorprovidesavitallinkpointbetweenanyiCANnetnetworkandathirdpartydevicesuchasanaudiovisualunit.ThecompactSI-2SystemIntegratorprovidesa5-wayconnectorblockatoneendfortheiCANnetlinkanda9-pinD-typefemalesocketattheotherendfortheRS232serialconnectiontothethirdpartydevice.UsingtheintuitiveiCANsoftapplication,youcanpro-gramtheSI-2tosearchforparticularactionsormes-sagesreceivedfromothercontrolunitsattachedtotheiCANnetnetwork.Whenareceivedactionormessagematchesastoredtemplate,theSI-2willsendacontrolmessagetothedeviceconnectedviatheserialport.Similarly,theSI-2alsomonitorsmessagesbeingsentbackfromtheconnectedserialdeviceandwhenanyofthosemessagesmatchthosestoredwithinitsmemory,arangeofactionscanbetriggeredontheiCANnetnetwork.TheSI-2SystemIntegratorcanstoreupto100inputandoutputmessagestogetherwiththeirrelatedactions.Additionally,theSI-2canstoreupto16sequences,eachofwhichcancompriseupto128separatestepstoallowmultipleactionstobetriggeredbyasinglecom-mand.

Suppliedparts

Serialconnectiontodevice

Dimensions

iCANnetconnectiontonetwork

AmbientatmosphererequirementsTemperature 00Cto+400C(320Fto1040F)Humidity 0to95%non-condensing

50 mm( )1.97 in.

15 mm0.6 in.( )

10 mm0.4 in.( )

23 mm(0.9 in.)

124 mm4.88 in.( )

112 mm(4.40 in.)

6 mm(0.24 in.)

6 mm(0.24 in.)

Note: All mounting holes are 4mm (0.15 in.) diameter. The two outer holes at either end allow you to attach the unit using plastic ties.

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Cabletype: CooperLCorCAT5Maximumcablelength: 305m(1000ft.)*Devicespersegment: 100(withoutbridgeorrepeater)

Connections

iCANnetwiringCableconnectionstotheiCANnetnetworkaremadetoaremovable5-wayconnectorblocklocatedatoneendoftheSI-2unit:

Terminationoff

Terminationon

iCANnetterminationTheiCANnetlinkisa‘daisychain’protocolthatrequiresterminationonthedeviceslocatedateitherendoftheiCANnetchain.

TheSI-2unitissuppliedwithterminationenabledasstandard.IfitisnotconnectedasanenddeviceintheiCANnetchain,youneedtodisabletermination.Note: The connection to the serial device is treated separately and has no impact on whether or not the SI-2 should be terminated.TodisableSI-2termination,movethejumperfromthelowertwopinstotheuppertwopins,asshownhere:

iCANDevice

iCANDevice

SerialDevice

SI-2

iCANnetannouncebuttonTheSI-2unitfeaturesasmallbuttonadjacenttothegreenconnectorwhichcanbeusedtoaddthedevicetoaniCANnetnetwork.Whenpressed,theSI-2willsendanannouncementmessageacrosstheiCANnetnet-work.Pleaseseethesection‘AddingtheSI-2toiCANsoft’formoredetails.

0V(black)

0V(Greenpair)

CAN-L(blue)

CAN-L(Blue)

DRAIN(gray)

DRAIN(Brownpair)

+12V(red)

+12V(orangepair)

CAN-H(white)

CAN-H(Blue/white)

CooperLCcable

CAT5cable

* Amaximumsegmentdistanceof1000m(3200ft.)ispossibleifanadditional12Vpowersupplyisused.

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SerialdeviceconnectionTheSI-2unitprovidesanRS232linkviaastandard9-pin D-type female connector. The SI-2 uses five pins of theD-typeconnectorasshownbelow:

Thevariousserialcommunicationparametersusedbythe SI-2 serial port are all fully configurable using the iCANsoftapplication: Baudrate 1200,2400,4800,9600,19200, 38400,57600or115200 Databits 7or8 Stopbits 1or2 Parity None,Reserved,EvenorOdd Handshaking EnabledorDisabled

TxD(pin 2)

RxD(pin 3)

CTS(pin 7)

GND(pin 5)

RTS(pin 8)

OperationindicatorsTheSI-2unithasaredandgreenindicatorateitherendto assist with configuration and troubleshooting.

AttheiCANnetend

AttheRS232end

Green:RS232datareceivedRed:RS232datasent

Green flashing:NormaloperationRed flashing: Traffic being sent and/orreceivedRedon:CANbuserror

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ViewingSI-2detailsiniCANsoftOncetheSI-2unithasbeenaddedtotheiCANsoftapplication,itwillappearinthedeviceslistwithintheWorkspacewindow:

ProgrammingThissectionprovidesdetailsaboutprogrammingitemsspecific to the SI-2 system integrator within the iCANsoftapplication.FordetailsaboutthegeneraluseofiCANsoft,pleaserefertotheSystemmanual.

AddingtheSI-2toiCANsoftOncetheSI-2SystemIntegratorhasbeenconnectedtotheiCANnetnetwork,youcanaddittotheiCANsoftapplicationinanyofthefollowingthreeways:• WithintheiCANsoftmainwindow,clickthe icon,• WithintheiCANsoftmainwindow,select‘Tools’>

‘AdvancedNetworkSearch’,or• OntheSI-2unit,adjacenttothegreenconnector

block,pressandreleasethesmallbuttontocauseanannouncementmessagetobesentacrossthenetwork.

Note: Where there are multiple SI-2 units installed on a network, you can use the announce button to pinpoint the device within iCANsoft. Its entry within the device list will appear in bold and the iCANsoft output section will provide device number details.

To view the configuration window for the SI-2 system integrator,doubleclickitsentrywithinthelist.

The SI-2 configuration windowThistabbedwindowprovidesalloftheoptionsneces-sarytoprogramtheSI-2unit.

OutputActionsandStrings

InputActionsandStrings

StartupActions

Sequences

Diagnostics

Communicationsettings

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RS232communicationsettingsBeforetheSI-2systemintegratorcansuccessfullycom-municatewiththedevicetowhichitisconnected,youmustensurethattheRS232communicationsettingsofthedevicematchthoseoftheSI-2unit.Fordetailsaboutdiscoveringorchangingthecommunicationset-tingsfortheconnecteddevice,pleaserefertodocu-mentationsuppliedwithit.

ToadjustSI-2unitcommunicationsettings1 Clickonthe‘COMMS’tabtodisplaythefollowing

page:

Note: The ‘COMMS’ tab is the furthest right of all the tabs, you may need to use the horizontal scroll buttons in the top right corner to reveal the tab if the window size is limited.

2 Usetheoptionswithinthe‘RS232Comms’sectiontoselecttheappropriatesettingsthatmatchthoseusedbytheconnecteddevice.

3 Optionally,changethe‘ASCIIMessages’sectiontodeterminehowspecial‘VirtualControlMessages’aretransferredacrosstheSI-2.PleaserefertoAppendix1formoredetailsaboutVirtualControlMessages.

4 Whenallsettingshavebeenmade,eitherclicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbuttontosaveandclose.

UsethissectiontoensurethattheSI-2communicationsettingsmatchthoseoftheconnecteddevice.

ThisoptiondetermineshowtheSI-2shoulddealwithVirtualControlMessages.Thesearesystemlevelcontrolmessages,asopposedtoyourcustommessagestringswhichoperateatdevicelevel.TheSI-2passesthesespecialASCIIvirtualcontrolmessagesunchangedbetweentheiCANnetnetworkandtheRS232serialportaccordingtothesettingofthisoption.

Note: The setting of this option does not affect the transfer of standard custom message strings.

ASCIIMessagesDISABLED-PreventsanytransferofvirtualcontrolmessagesthroughtheSI-2.

ASCIIReceiveENABLED-Allowsvirtualcontrol messages to flow only from the RS232seriallinktotheiCANnetnetwork.

ASCIITransmitENABLED-Allowsvirtualcontrol messages to flow only from the iCANnetnetworktotheRS232seriallink.

Rx/Tx both ENABLED - Permits free flow ofvirtualcontrolmessagesbetweentheiCANnetandtheRS232serialport.

Scrollbuttons-ifthemainwindowsizedoesnotallowalltabstobedisplayedatonce,usethesebuttonstorevealhiddentabs.

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StartupactionTheStartupActionstaballowsyoutooptionallyarrangeforaparticularactiontobeinstigatedeverytimethattheSI-2unitispoweredon.

Tochooseastartupaction1 Clickonthe‘StartupActions’tabtodisplaythe

followingpage:

2 Click on the first entry to highlight it and also to show selectionboxforthe‘ActionType’column.Clickonthe‘ActionType’downarrowtorevealthelistofavailableoptions:

3 Selecttherequiredactiontype.Dependinguponthechosenaction,oneormoreofthe‘Param’columnstotherightwillshowtheirownselectionoptions.Youcan use these to further define the action that should occurduringtheSI-2startupphase.

Note: When selecting the RS232 Serial Message option, the available output message strings can be viewed and altered within the ‘Output Strings’ tab.

4 Whenallsettingshavebeenmade,eitherclicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbuttontosaveandclose.

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InputstringsThe ‘Input Strings’ tab is where you can define the mes-sagesthatyouexpecttoreceivefromtheconnecteddevice. Once defined, you can then use the related ‘InputActions’pagetodeterminewhatactiontheSI-2shouldtakewhenanyparticularmessageisreceived.

To define or alter an input string1 Clickonthe‘InputStrings’tabtodisplaythe

followingpage:

2 Doubleclicktherequiredentrytodisplaythefollowingeditdialogbox:

3 UsingeithertheHEXeditorareaontheleftorthe‘Insert from cursor’ field on the right, enter or edit the messagestring,asnecessary.

4 Whenthemessageiscomplete,clicktheOKbuttontoreturntothe‘InputStrings’page.

5 Withinthe‘InputStrings’page,youcanenter/editallotherrequiredstringsand,whenallsettingshavebeenmade,eitherclicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbuttontosaveandclose.

Enterthestring(inASCII)hereandthenclicktheInsertbutton.

ASCIIarea-ThisareashowsthecurrentmessagestringasASCIIcharacters.

HEXeditorarea-Thisareashowsthecur-rentmessagestringeitherinhexadecimalordecimalnotation,dependingonthesettinginthelowerleftcorner.

Stringname-Youcaneditthetitleofthestringhere.

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InputactionsThe‘InputActions’taballowsyoutodeterminewhatshouldoccurwhenareceivedmessagefromthecon-nected device matches one of those defined within the ‘InputStrings’page.

To define or alter an input action1 Clickonthe‘InputActions’tab.2 Clickontherequiredentrytohighlightitandthen

clickonthe‘ActionType’downarrowtorevealtheavailableactions:

3 Selecttherequiredaction.Dependinguponthechosenaction,oneormoreofthe‘Param’columnstotherightwillshowtheirownselectionoptions.You can use these to further define the action that shouldoccurwhenevertherelatedmessagestringisreceivedfromtheconnecteddevice.

4 Editallotherrequiredactionsand,whenallsettingshavebeenmade,eitherclicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbut-tontosaveandclose.

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OutputstringsThe ‘Output Strings’ tab is where you can define one ormoremessagestringsthatneedtobesenttotheconnecteddevice,whenpromptedbycertainiCANnetactions. Once defined, you can then use the related ‘OutputActions’pagetolinkiCANnetactionstothedefined string message(s).

To define or alter an output string1 Clickonthe‘OutputStrings’tabtodisplaythe

followingpage:

2 Doubleclicktherequiredentrytodisplaythefollowingeditdialogbox:

3 UsingeithertheHEXeditorareaontheleftorthe‘Insert from cursor’ field on the right, enter or edit the messagestring,asnecessary.

4 Whenthemessageiscomplete,clicktheOKbuttontoreturntothe‘OutputStrings’page.

5 Withinthe‘OutputStrings’page,youcanenter/editallotherrequiredstringsand,whenallsettingshavebeenmade,eitherclicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbuttontosaveandclose.

Enterthestring(inASCII)hereandthenclicktheInsertbutton.

ASCIIarea-ThisareashowsthecurrentmessagestringasASCIIcharacters.

HEXeditorarea-Thisareashowsthecur-rentmessagestringeitherinhexadecimalordecimalnotation,dependingonthesettinginthelowerleftcorner.

Stringname-Youcaneditthetitleofthestringhere.

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OutputactionsThe‘OutputActions’taballowsyoutolinkanactionreceivedviatheiCANnetnetwork,toamessagestringthatwillbesenttoaconnecteddevice.DependingontheselectediCANnet‘ActionType’withinthispage,anumberofparameterswillbecomeavailabletoallowyou to fully define the iCANnet action. In operation, whenareceivediCANnetactionthenmatchesthepa-rameters defined within this page, the SI-2 unit will send themessagestring(fromtheOutputStringspage)thatcorrespondstotherownumber(01,02,03,etc.)ofthematchedactiononthispage.Note: Ensure that the action type and parameters select-ed here exactly match those that are expected from the iCANnet network, otherwise the related string messages will not be sent.

To define or alter an output action1 Clickonthe‘OutputActions’tab.2 Clickontherequiredentrytohighlightitandthen

clickonthe‘ActionType’downarrowtorevealtheavailableactions:

3 Selecttherequired‘ActionType’.Dependinguponthechosenaction,oneormoreofthe‘Param’columnstotherightwillshowtheirownselectionoptions. You can use these to further define the iCANnetactionthatwillbeusedtotriggerthemes-sagestring.

4 Editallotherrequiredactionsand,whenallsettingshavebeenmade,eitherclicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbut-tontosaveandclose.

ActiontypesSelect scene-Allowsyoutoselectanareaandchooseaparticularscenewithinthatareawhichwilltriggeranoutputaction.Start sequence - Allows you to define a sequencenumber,andoptionallyaparticularstepwithinthatsequence,whichwilltriggeranoutputaction.Note: Sequence numbers from 1 to 16 coincide with sequences that may be pro-grammed within the SI-2 unit itself. If a sequence number below 17 is monitored to cause an output action and is also used as an SI-2-contained sequence, then both events will take place simultaneously. To avoid any confusion is it suggested that sequence numbers of 17 or over are monitored, if dual actions are not required. CAN Message - Allows you to define the ex-actCANmessage(fromanyiCANnetdevice)thatwilltriggeranoutputaction.

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SequencesSequencesallowyoutolinkanumberofindividualactionstogether,withorwithoutatimedelaybetweeneach,inordertocausemultipleoperationsfromasingletriggeraction.TheSI-2canstoreuptosixteensequenc-esofitsown(eachwithupto128steps)thatcanbetriggeredbyanactionviatheiCANnetnetwork.Note: Sequence numbers monitored from 1 to 16 within the ‘Output Actions’ page coincide with the sequences that may be programmed within the SI-2 unit itself. If a sequence number below 17 is monitored to cause an output action and is also used as an SI-2-contained se-quence, then both events will take place simultaneously.

To define a sequence1 Clickonthe‘Sequences’tabtodisplaythepage.2 Rightclickwithinthemainpanelareatodisplaya

popupmenu.Selectthe‘Add’optiontoaddasteptothesequence.

3 Optionallyalterthedelayoption(introducesatimedelaybeforethecurrentactionislaunched).

4 Clickthe‘ActionType’downarrowandselecttherequiredactionformthelist.Dependinguponthechosenaction,oneormoreofthe‘Param’columnstotherightwillshowtheirownselectionoptions.Youcan use these to further define the selected action.

5 Repeatsteps2to4foreachrequiredstepwithinthe sequence. When all have been configured, either clicktheApplybuttontosavewithoutclosingthewindoworclicktheOKbuttontosaveandclose.

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DiagnosticsTheDiagnosticspageprovidestoolsfortestingallas-pectsofyourSI-2installation.Thepageissplitintosixseparateareasasshownhere:

InputActions-allowsyoutosimulateanincomingmessagefromtheserialdeviceinordertotriggertheassociatedac-tionsontheiCANnetnetwork.

OutputActions-allowsyoutosimulateanactionfromtheiCANnetnetworkinordertocauseaprogrammedoutputstringtobesenttotheserialdevice.

OutputStrings-allowsyoutosendanyoftheprogrammedoutputstringstotheserialdeviceindependentlyofthetriggeringiCANnetaction.

StartupAction-launchestheactionthat has been config-uredtorunateverySI-2unitpowerup.

SequenceTests-allowsyoutostart,stopandpauseanyofthesequencesthatarepro-grammedwithintheSI-2unit.

SequenceSteps-displaystheindividualstepscontainedwithinthesequenceselectedontheleft.

Note: Test buttons shown with darker backgrounds and red text indicate that no action or string is associated for that particular entry.

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Appendix�

ASCIIvirtualcontrolmessages

CommandREReportCurrentSceneThismessagereportsthecurrentscenenumberinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@RExxx:Axxx<cr>

RExxx defines the Scene Number, valid for 0 to 999.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

CommandSCSetChannelLevelThismessagesetsthelevelofachannelinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@SCxxx:Axxx:Lxx:Fxxx<cr>

SCxxx defines the channel number, where xxx is valid from 0 to 999. Channel 0 affects ALL channels in an area.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

Lxx defines the Level, valid for 0 to 99 in %, and FF for FULL (100%)

Fxxx defines the Fade Time, valid for 0 to 999 for sec-onds.

Startcharacter

@SS12:A23:F145<cr>

Selectscene12

Selectarea23

145secondfade

EndCharacter.Messageterminatedwithacarriagereturn

charactertypicallyhexD,decimal13

or#

Inadditiontotranslatingcustom-isedcommandsandmessagesbetweentheiCANnetnetworkandanRS232device,theSI-2canconvertVirtual Control Messagesbetweenthenetworkandthecon-necteddevice.Virtualcontrolmessagesareusedtocontrolthesystemaswhole,notindividualdevices.ThesemessageconversionsarehardcodedintotheSI-2unitanddonotoccupyanyofthememoryspacesre-servedforcustomisedcommands.Thissectionprovidesanoverviewofthesupportedvirtualcontrolmessages.

Thegeneralcommandsyntaxforvirtualcontrolmes-sagesisshownhere:

CommandSSSelectSceneThismessageselectsasceneinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@SSxxx:Axxx:Fxxx<cr>

SSxxx defines the scene number, where xxx is valid from 0 to 999. Scene 0 is OFF.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

Fxxx defines the Fade Time, valid for 0 to 999 for sec-onds.

CommandSASaveSceneThismessagesavesthecurrentlevelstoasceneinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@SAxxx:Axxx<cr>

SAxxx defines the scene number, where xxx is valid from 0 to 999 - Scene 0 saves to the current scene.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 0 to 999.

CommandRSRequestCurrentSceneThismessagerequeststhecurrentscenenumberinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@RSxxx<cr>

RSxxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

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CommandRCRequestChannelLevelThismessagerequeststhelevelofachannelinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@RCxxx:Axxx<cr>

RCxxx defines the channel number, where xxx is valid from 0 to 999. Channel 0 requests ALL channels in an area (use with caution).

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

CommandRLReportChannelLevelThismessagereportsthecurrentlevelofachannelinanarea.Thesyntaxis:@RLxxx:Axxx:Lxx<cr>

RLxxx defines the Channel Number, valid for 1 to 999.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

Lxx defines the Level, valid for 0 to 99 in %, and FF for FULL (100%).

CommandCRRaiseThismessageincrementstheareaby1%levelThesyntaxis:@CRxxx:Axxx<cr>

CRxxx defines the channel number, where xxx is valid from 0 to 99. Channel 0 affects ALL channels in an area.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

CommandCLLowerThismessagedecrementstheareaby1%levelThesyntaxis:@CLxxx:Axxx<cr>

CLxxx defines the channel number, where xxx is valid from0to999.Channel0affectsALLchannelsinanarea.Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

CommandSFStopFadeThismessagestopsfadinginanarea.Thesyntaxis:@SFxxx:Axxx<cr>

SFxxx defines the channel number, where xxx is valid from 0 to 999. Channel 0 affects ALL channels in an area.

Axxx defines the Area Number, valid for 1 to 999.

CommandQSStartSequenceThismessageinitiatesaselectedsequence.Thesyntaxis:@QSxx:Sxxx:Nxxx:Axxx<cr>

QSxx defines the sequence number, where xx is 1 to 16.

Sxxx defines the segment number where xxx is 1 to 255.

Nxxx defines the node number where xxx is 1 to 255.

Axxx defines the action (step) number where xxx is 0 to 128.

CommandQPPauseSequenceThismessagepausesaselectedsequence.Thesyntaxis:@QPxx:Sxxx:Nxxx<cr>

QPxx defines the sequence number, where xx is 1 to 16.

Sxxx defines the segment number where xxx is 1 to 255.

Nxxx defines the node number where xxx is 1 to 255.

CommandQTStopSequenceThismessagehaltsaselectedsequence.Thesyntaxis:@QTxx:Sxxx:Nxxx<cr>

QTxx defines the sequence number, where xx is 1 to 16.

Sxxx defines the segment number where xxx is 1 to 255.

Nxxx defines the node number where xxx is 1 to 255.

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