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Two digits represent each SE receiver. The first digit is the bus on which the device is
mounted. The bus is always 0 as all devices (SE receivers) are mounted on the same
communication bus. The second digit is the point address assigned to the specific device. On
the bus, up to 15 devices may be installed, but each SE receiver device must be assigned a
unique point address (1 to 15). This address is assigned by setting the dip switches on the SE
receivers. The SE coordinator or its built-in SE receiver always use the point address 0.
These point address settings are also a part of the Transponder database. The address shown
in the Transponder database and the address set on the device circuit board must be the
same.
Notice!
It is a good idea to create an entry in the Transponder database for each SE coordinator in
the system before entering the data for each device, so that all SE coordinators appear in the
drop-down menus.
7.7
Creating a new SE coordinator entry
Creating and modifying the Transponder database requires special authority levels usually
assigned only to the installing company's personnel. Click the [Insert New] button to open the
Edit Transponder's Database Record dialog window.
The System Design Layout Sheets prepared in advance by the installation manager should
contain the necessary information for assigning the Transponder Name and ID, or the Port
No., as well as the names and multiplex addresses for all SE receivers connected to each SE
coordinator. The layout sheets will also contain the text to be used to indicate the SE receiver
locations.
Figure 7.4: Edit Transponder's Database Record dialog after [Insert New]
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