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OWNER'S MANUAL
H-SERIES
MULTIPORT
CONTROLLERS
525H
528H
529H
5218H
BayTech publication #U140E043-04
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Page 1 - CONTROLLERS

OWNER'S MANUALH-SERIESMULTIPORTCONTROLLERS525H528H529H5218HBayTech publication #U140E043-04

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BUFFER SIZE: 525H/529H - 3.7K Rx/256 byte Tx per portstandard; the 525H optionally available with 7.7K Rx/256byte Tx per port.528H/5218H - 256-byte R

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6   After opening the box, check the packing list that comes with yourmultiport to ensure that you have received all compone

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 All standard models require 115VAC, 50/60 Hz. power and come witha three-prong power cord. Do not attempt to operate the unit with atwo-pron

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8 NOTE: Before you proceed with installation, make certain that thedevice connected to the host port is setup to have the sameconfi

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 IMPORTANT: Before you proceed with cabling, you must knowwhether the devices you are connecting to your multiport are DTE(Data Terminal Equip

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10If you are interfacing a DCE device to a DTE device, you must use aone-to-one straight cable as shown in Figure 2. If you are interfacinga DCE devi

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 This section discusses user-programmable operations (see Section5.1), operating in the different modes (see Section 5.2), binary mode(see S

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12 This is a single character that indicates a completed message to themultiport in Modes of Operation 2, 3, 4 a

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 NOTE: For illustration purposes, the factory default control character(Control-T) will be used in the following descripti

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14 Mode of Operation 3 provides multiplexing to the host port of a singlemessage from all peripheral ports. Single messag

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Thank you for selecting a BayTech multiport controller.The data provided in this Owner's Manual explains the various waysyou can operate your uni

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 Mode of Operation 6 provides time-division multiplexing. In thismode, the multiport continuously scans all peripheral po

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16To clear the receive buffer for a selected peripheral port, send thecontrol character followed by ASCII capital R. All complete or partialmessages

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For example, suppose the host device is transmitting and receivingdata from Port 1 and you wish to switch to Port 2. 1. Send Control-T to the multipor

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18NOTE: The host device may select and transmit data to anyperipheral port while simultaneously receiving all messages from allperipheral ports.

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 In Mode of Operation 5, a single message is sent to the host port froma selected peripheral port. Operation in Mode 5 enable

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20 Binary mode allows all data received by the host port to be passedthrough to the selected peripheral port including the control chara

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 NOTE: When XON/XOFF is enabled, the multiport will continue tosupport hardware handshaking lines. If this is not desired, you ma

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22Peripheral-to-multiport-to-host communication:When a peripheral device transmits data to the host device through aperipheral port, the data is recei

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   Host-to-multiport-to-peripheral communicationWhen the host device transmits data to a peripheral device throughthe multiport&apos

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24Peripheral-to-multiport-to-host communicationWhen a peripheral device transmits data to host device through themultiport's peripheral port, the

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NOTE: The information contained in this document is subject tochange without notice.Copyright 1993 by Bay Technical Associates, Inc.IBM PC, IBM PC/AT

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 To access the configuration mode of the multiport, connect a dumb terminal (or a PC running a terminal emulation program) to the hos

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26NOTE: Menu selection is case sensitive. It is recommended that yourkeyboard be in the CAPS LOCK position. In the configuration mode,some characters

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Status...1Set Serial Port Configuration...2Set Message Terminate Character...3Set Data Blo

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28You may now reconfigure Port 3 by selecting the appropriate option(1-6) from the menu. For example, to change the baud rate to 2400baud, send charac

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NOTE: When changing the configuration of the host port, themultiport will also respond with:Change Device to NEW ConfigurationBefore Answering This Re

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30 By responding to the Enter Request: message at the end of the mainconfiguration menu (see Section 6.1) with "4" (

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 By responding to the Enter Request: message at the end of the mainconfiguration menu (see Section 6.1) with "5" (Se

Page 31 - Section 6.1

32! By responding to the Enter Request: message at the end of the mainconfiguration menu (see Section 6.1) with "6" (

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 #Multiports power-up in the verbose or menu-driven mode. Only in themenu-driven mode can changes be saved permanently in non-volat

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34b) SET WORD SIZE MENU 5...1 6...2 7...3 8...4c) SET STOP BITS MENU 1..

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TABLE OF CONTENTS1 GENERAL INFORMATION... 12 SPECIFICATIONS ...

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For example, to configure Port 2 in the non-verbose mode at 300baud rate, 7 bit word size, 2 stop bits, even parity, XON/XOFFenabled, line feed termin

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36To return to the verbose mode, enter the multiport Control-T (orcurrent control character) followed by ASCII capital J. If no otherchanges are need

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If you have problems with your H-Series multiport controller, BayTechhas a staff of applications engineers on duty to assist you fr

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38 $%This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and, if notinstalled

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"Please check this troubleshooting guide before calling BayTechTechnical Support.PROBLEM: CANNOT CONFIGURE H-SERIES MULTI

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40CAUSE: Port configuration.SOLUTION: Match the baud rate, word size, stop bits,parity and handshaking between the host deviceand the host port.CAUSE:

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CAUSE: Cable length.SOLUTION: BayTech will guarantee serial datatransmission up to 150 feet at 9600 baud. If yourcable exceeds this length, either us

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42PROBLEM: CAN'T SELECT PERIPHERAL PORT FROM HOSTDEVICESYMPTOM: LEDs ON THE FRONT PANEL DO NOTCHANGE WHEN SELECTING DIFFERENT PERIPHERALPORT.CA

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PROBLEM: CAN'T RECEIVE DATA FROM PERIPHERAL PORTSCAUSE: Wrong peripheral port selected.SOLUTION: If in Modes 1, 4, or 5, make sure thehost dev

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44""All messages from all ports 1, 32All messages from selected port 2, 32ASCII 16-20, 25, 26, 33, 36A

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5.5 DATA FLOW CONTROL... 215.5.1 525H AND 529H ...

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Data block length 2, 4, 8, 11, 12, 15, 19, 25, 27, 30, 33-35Data Communication Equipment 9Data flow control 11, 21Data Termin

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46&Guarantee 38, 41Handshaking 5, 10, 11, 21, 23, 27, 39, 40Host port 1, 2, 4, 8, 12-25, 29, 33, 40Humidity 5

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Main configuration menu 25-27, 29-32Maintenance 36Menu 2, 11, 25-35Message terminating character 11-13, 17, 29Missing charac

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48Q,R Rack-mount 5RAM 28-32Readme 6Receive buffer 2, 15, 16, 19, 22, 24Request for messages command 14, 18RTS 9

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&#UART 16User-programmable 4, 11Utility software diskette 6VAC 5, 7Verbose mode 33, 35, 36Voltage 21-24

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OTHER BAYTECH PRODUCTSPrint Master 700 Series printer controllers are made in severaldifferent configurations satisfying various interface requirement

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LaserShare is an intelligent printer controller that allows up to four oreight computers to send data to a single HP LaserJet laser printer. LaserShar

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TRAN-X high speed parallel/serial converter products allow you toextend parallel cables to 1000+ feet and allow your network server,graphics workstati

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Telplex Model TX104M is an asynchronous statistical multiplexer withbuilt-in modem. Four individual communications channels aremultiplexed into a sin

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Broadcasting (G-Series): Will simultaneously broadcast whateverdata is received on the host port out to either 4 or 8 peripheral deviceswhile sending

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 The BayTech H-Series multiport controllers are flexible, multi-functiondata acquisition and control units that provide cost effec

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2Mode 3 Single message from all ports - Same as Mode 2,except that a single message from all peripheral devicesis sent to the host device upon reques

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Figure 1 below shows six applications, one for each mode ofoperation.Figure 1

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4 INTERFACE: EIA-232C (CCITT V.24), -12v mark, +12vspace. Optional EIA-422A (Option 17) and current loop(Option 12).TRANSMISSION: Asyn

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