Sony DVS-V3232B/V3232M User Manual
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ROUTING SWITCHER SYSTEM (E)
4-4. Basic Setup Procedures
ENABLE ACTIVE UNIT FOR STATION NUMBER
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001-020 M E E E E E E E
021-040
DVS-V3232B V2.10 STATION NUMBER 1
SET UNIT DETECTABLE
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001-020 M 03 ? 15 04 ? ? ?
021-040
01:DVS-V1616 02:DVS-V3232 03:DVS-A3232 04:BKS-R1601 05:BKS-R3202
06:BKS-R3203 07:BKS-R3281 08:DVS-V6464 09:BKS-R5000 10:DVS-RS1616
11:DVS-TC3232 12:BKDM-5080 13:BKS-R3204 14:BKS-R3205 15:BKS-R3206
16:BKS-R3280 17:BZR-1000 18:DVS-V3232B 19:DVS-V6464B 20:BKDS-7700
DVS-V3232B V2.10 STATION NUMBER 1
6. Decide Remote Control Units Can Be Active on the S-BUS
(1) Available Stations (Menu Item [F])
Make secondary stations available by setting “E” on the menu item [F : SET ACTIVE UNIT NUMBER.
The stations that are enabled will be polled by the primary, for panel activity, and status updates.
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Before this setting each secondary station has to have its ID set using the dip-switch on the back of the
control panel. The primary station has ID=1, secondary stations should have ID=2 or later.
For your reference, ID-00 is the test number, and ID-255 is the global number. Be noted that both of
them cannot be used.
(2) Detection of Stations (Menu Item [Z])
If you set “?” to a ID location in the menu item [Z], the primary station will display the corresponding
model code of that location and display a warning if communication is interrupted.
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This menu is used with BZR-10 to select the secondary stations for saving the data. BZR-10 uploads
the data of the secondary stations only selected with the “?” mark.
2.
BZR-1000 software can not be used when “?” mark is set on in this menu on secondary stations using
this menu. Continuous “System Event Has Occurred” error messages will be displayed in the BZR-
1000 GUI if “?” is set for any secondary stations.
3.
Once a “?” is entered you must exit, and re-enter this menu to see the communications result.
The model code is displayed in “?”.