Wavetronix SmartSensor Matrix (SS-225) - User Guide - Manual (Page 24)

CHAPTER 2 • CABINET SOLUTIONS 23
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The Click 650 can also be used with the SmartSensor Advance.
The Click 650 provides two ways to get sensor detection data to the controller:
˽ Via an SDLC bus (upper portion of Figure 2.2). This option only works if the cabinet is
a NEMA TS-2 type 2 cabinet, but for those cabinets that allow it, this is an extremely
easy way to communicate with the controller (and one that requires less hardware).
˽ Via contact closure cards (lower portion of Figure 2.2). For cabinets that don’t support
SDLC, you can connect the 650 to contact closure cards, through RJ-11 jacks on the
faceplate of the device, and then connect from there to the controller.
For more information about this device, consult the Click 650 user guide or take the Click
650 training course.
Click 600
Another popular solution is the Click 600 cabinet interface device.
Figure 2.3 – Click 600 Cabinet Interface Device
The Click 600 is similar to the Click 650, but has fewer features. In certain situations, how-
ever, you may find this device preferable to the Click 650.
The Click 600 differs from the Click 650 in the following ways:
˽ The Click 600 has no Ethernet connections. Network access using the Click 600 will re-
quire a separate Ethernet-capable device (such as the Click 301) attached to the T-bus.
˽ No OLED screen and menu, which on the Click 650 allows you to configure certain
aspects of the device and view information about it.
˽ No SDLC connection; data must be pushed to the controller via contact closure cards
attached to the RJ-11 jacks on the faceplate of the device.