Omega Vehicle Security 1500 Serial Port Pin Connectors

7-8 NetScan User’s Manual

Configuration Settings on Rear Panel DIP Switch

Micro- Label Setting Description

switch #

1COMM SELECT 0 Selects serial communication

1 Not applicable to NetScan

2,3 HANDSHAKE (H/S)100 No Handshake

01 Software Handshake only 2

(XON/XOFF)

10 Hardware Handshake only

(RTS/CTS)

11 Both Hardware/ Software

Handshake

4,5 PARITY 00 No Parity

01 Odd Parity

10 Even Parity

11 (N/A)

6,7,8 SERIAL BAUD RATE 000 300 baud

001 600 baud

010 1200 baud

011 2400 baud

100 4800 baud

101 9600 baud1

110 19200 baud1

111 (N/A)

9RS-232 0 Selects RS-232 Serial

RS-422 1 Selects RS-422 Serial

Note 1: At 9600 and 19200 baud rates, Handshake should be set for “Hardware Handshake

only,” 10.

Note 2: ChartView software will not run when Handshake is set for “Software Handshake

only,” 01.

Serial Port Pin Connectors

NetScan is equipped with two DB9 connectors, both located on the rear panel. The DB9

connector labeled CONFIG is for ethernet configuration only. The DB9 connector labeled

RS-232/422 is for serial interface applications. The serial port default is for the RS-232

connector configured as DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) for an IBM AT at RS-232 levels.

An optional CA-47 cable (or equivalent) connects the NetScan with the computer. The NetScan side of the cable has

a male DB9 connector for use with the RS-232/422 serial port. The cable’s computer side has 2 connectors: one for

DB9, and the other for DB25. Other crossover-type cables can be used if wired as shown in the figure. The

following table lists the RS-232 and RS-422 pin connections for a DB9.

Pin # RS-232

Pin Description Signal

1 No connection N/A

2 Receive Data (RxD-) Input

3 Transmit Data (TxD-) Output

4 No connection N/A

5 Ground Ground

6 No connection N/A

7 Request to send (RTS-) Output

8 Clear to send (CTS-) Input

DB9

2

78

35

DB25

273 5

4

Computer NetScan

DB9

RXD 2

TXD 3

GND 5

RTS 7

CTS 8

3 TXD

2 RXD

5 GND

8 CTS

7 RTS

DB9

DB25

Comp u t e r N etSca n

TXD 2

RXD 3

GND 7

CTS 5

RTS 4

3 TXD

2 RXD

5 GND

8 CTS

7 RTS

DB9

Interface Wiring Diagram

9 No connection N/A

Contents

Main OMEGAnetSM On-Line Service http://www.omega.com Internet e-mail info@omega.com Servicing North America: USA: Canada: How To Use This Manual Appendices Table of Contents 1 Configuring and Starting NetScan 2 ChartViewNET QuickStart and Tutorial 3 - General Information and Specifications 4 ChartView Software Reference 6 Calibration 7 Hardware Setup Appendices Page Configuring and Starting NetScan 1 Inspect Your System Check and Install Hardware Verify Voltage Setting Verify DIP Switch Settings Page Setup for Ethernet Operation Complete Hardware Setup for Ethernet Operation Install Software/Configure Address Settings for Ethernet Operation Page Page Page Configuration Connect Channel Signal Inputs DB50 Pin Descriptions Page ChartViewNET Quick Start and Tutorial 2 ChartViewNET, Basic Concepts Configuration Files Understanding Groups, Charts, & Channels Three Ways of Using ChartViewNet ChartViewNET Quick Start Starting ChartView, Configuring the System and Collecting Data Page Page ChartViewNET Tutorial 1. Select Interface Device (1) From Windows, start ChartView by double-clicking on the (2) Choose the Select Device button. The Select Interface (3) Select Simulated Instrument. In an actual application you 2. Configure Chart Setup (5) Verify that the Advanced tab (under Automatic Chart Creation) is selected. (6) Choose 2 for the number of groups. [Standard program is limited to 1 group]. (7) Choose 3 for the number of charts. (8) Choose 4 for the number of channels. (9) Click Automatic Chart Creations/Create Charts. At this point your chart 3. Configure Channels & Alarms 4. Configure Acquisition. 5. Review Configuration. (20) (21) (22) (23) 6. [Optional]. Save Configuration File. 7. [Optional]. Check the System Inventory and Device System Time. 8. Start Charts. A Note In Closing. General Information and Specifications 3 General Description Operational Aspects Data Handling and Triggering Software and Hardware NetScan Specifications General Channels Triggers Data Storage & Format Digital I/O Interface & Alarms Calibration Page ChartView Software Reference 4 ChartView, ChartView Plus, ChartViewNET, and ChartViewNET Plus Groups, Charts, & Channels Three Ways of Using ChartView Some of the data acquisition scenarios pertaining to ChartView are as follows: Four Basic Data Acquisition Scenarios What ChartView and ChartView Plus Provide Main Window Page Channel Information Region Status Indicator Region Main Window Toolbar Group Select Start, Pause, and Stop Charts Scroll Faster & Scroll Slower Display Configuration Page Page Page Page Page Channel Configuration PostView post-acq data viewer Arm Acquisition Disarm... Print Charts Main Window Pull-Down Menus File File Menu Note Chart View Page Acquire Data Upload Data During Acquisition Stop Upload Window Device Setup IEEE 488 Setup RS-232/422 Page Page Device Setup Bar Graph, Analog, and Digital Meters Overview Bar Graph Meters Analog Meters Digital Meters Meter Toolbars Meter Pull-Down Menus Meters Configuration Menu Configuring a Meter Setup Window Channel & Alarm Setup Dialog Box Page Page Acquisition Setup Dialog Box Page Acquisition Setup Dialog Box, High-Speed, Single-Channel Mode Acquisition Setup Data Destination Dialog Box Page Chart Setup Wizard Automatic Chart Setup with Wizard Bypassing Automatic Chart Setup Page PostView 5 Data File Accessibility Introduction Starting PostView Toolbar PostView Toolbar Items Channel Information Region Menu Items File Go To Options Help Understanding Groups, Charts, and Channels Chart Setup Wizard Automatic Display Creation Display Configuration Editing a Display Page Manually Creating a Display Page Page PostView Timebase Page Calibration 6 Introduction Calibration Setup Non-Volatile Storage of Calibration Constants Hardware Protected RAM ScanCal Software Application ScanCals Main Window Using ScanCal Interface Parameters System Inventory Calibration Calibration Without ScanCal Password Mode Indicator Command Active Indicators Calibration of Main Unit Page Page Page Calibration of Signal Conditioning Cards Offset Calibration of Cards Page Gain Calibration of Low Volts Cards Page Page Page Page Cold Junction Calibration Page Page Page Hardware 7 Front Panel Rear Panel NetScan Rear Panel Power Aspects Changing the Voltage Setting Replacing the AC Power Supply Fuse Memory Configuration Expanded Memory Options Page Calibration Memory Write Enable/Disable Ethernet Interface Configuration RS-232/422 Interface Configurations Configuring RS-232/422 Parameters Serial Port Pin Connectors Serial Port Pin Connector Signals for RS-232/422 Applications Digital I/O Lines Logic Levels Digital I/O Port Pinout External TTL BNC Connectors Signal Conditioning Cards CSN14/TC/P Page CSN14/LV/ (T, B, & S) CSN14/HV/S CSN14/HV/S, High Voltage Card with Safety Jack Connectors CSN/Relay Card CSN/Relay Card Specifications Expansion Chassis, CSN/Exp (Option) Connecting the Expansion Chassis Page Automatic Channel Assignment Expansion Chassis Specifications Appendices Page Appendix A API Commands Command Syntax Case Sensitivity Spaces Multiple Parameters Command Strings Command Interpretation Immediate & Deferred Commands Page Deferred Commands, Order of Execution Command Summary Page Page Page Command Reference Command Description Format Type Execution The Commands @ *B *C *F *K *P *R *S *T A A# C Page C# D# E E? F Page F# G H I I# J K L M# N O P ? Q Page QC? R R# S T Page U Page Page Page V W# X Y Page Appendix B Ethernet API Reference Functions nSWInit nSessionBegin nIOLock nSERIALConfigure nSerialReceive nSerialSend nSessionEnd nSwDeinit Appendix C Configuration Aspects for Programmers Memory Allocation Measuring Modes Overview Normal Mode High-Speed, Single-Channel Mode Configuration Requirements Channel Configuration CSN14/TC/P Configuring Thermocouple Channels CSN14/LV/ (T, B, or S) Configuring Low Volts Channels CSN14/HV/S Configuring High Volts Channels Scan Configuration Configuring a Scan Configuring the Scan Interval Acquisition Configuration Pre-Trigger State Continuous, Gap-Free Acquisition with Two Timebases Page Post-Trigger State Post-Stop State Trigger and Stop Events Page Time Stamping ( *T Alarm Stamping ( A# Digital Input Stamping ( I# Page Acquisition Buffer, A Description Trigger Block Organization Page Multiple Trigger Blocks Acquisition Buffer Interrogation Page Page Reading the Acquisition Buffer Page Configuring Alarms Alarm Set Points Digital Alarm Outputs Set Point Hysteresis Digital I/O Operation Appendix D Registers, Data Formats, & Queries Using High/Low/Last (HLL) Registers HLL Register Contents Accessing HLL Registers Page Page Data Format (F) Data Input Formats Data Output Formats Engineering Units Data Format Page Binary Data Format Counts Data Format Configuring Power-Up State Queries Query (?) Commands U Status Commands Status, Event Reporting, and Mask Registers Theory of Operation Page Calibration Status Register (U2 Command) Error Source Register (E? Command) Event Status Register Event Status Enable Register Status Byte Register Using Status Reporting Registers Trigger Latency Trigger Overrun Buffer Overrun Buffer Overrun With One Trigger Block Buffer Overrun With Multiple Trigger Blocks Real Time Clock Open Thermocouple/Range Error Checking Page Page Appendix F ASCII Code Summary A ASCII Code Details Decimal Values 00 to 31 ACG & UCG Descriptions Page Appendix G NetScan Error Messages Page Appendix H Abbreviations Page Index -A- -C- -D- -E- Page WARRANTY/DISCLAIMER RETURN REQUESTS/INQUIRIES TEMPERATURE PRESSURE, STRAIN AND FORCE FLOW/LEVEL pH/CONDUCTIVITY DATA ACQUISITION