Hardware description, 1 communication sequence, 2 hardware composition – Toshiba TEC MA-1900 User Manual
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3. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
3-1 COMMUNICATION SEQUENCE
TDLC (TEC Data Link Control) / 31.25KBPS
3-2 HARDWARE COMPOSITION
A Master-Satellite System is realized by adding the following in-line units to each stand
alone ECR:
Master (or Backup Master) ECR
Stand-alone Spec. + Master In-line Unit
• Interface Board
• In-line Cable
• RTR position (on GT Lock) and RTR Key
Satellite ECR
Stand-alone Spec. + Satellite In-line Unit
• Interface Board
• In-line Cable
NOTE: The components for the Backup Master ECR is exactly the same as those for the
Master ECR. The distinction in an actual system loop will be made by the “RTR**
position of the GT Lock for the Master use and the Neutral Position for Backup
Master use. (A key operation to declare the change from Master to Backup Master,
or vice versa, is further necessary.)
3-3 HARDWARE DIFFERENCES FROM STAND-ALONE ECR
1) GT LOCK (for Master ECR or Backup Master ECR)
The “RTR” position is newly provided.
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(For a Satellite ECR, the lock remains the same as a
stand-alone ECR.)
Must be turned to this position when the ECR is
installed as the Master ECR and any in-line mode
operations are required.
A Backup Master ECR must keep this potion while it is
used as a Satellite ECR. When the original Master
ECR becomes down, the Lock can be turned to the
“RTR” position to enable this ECR to be used as a
new Master ECR of the system. (Refer to the NOTE in
3.2 above.)
“RTR” position
(Neutral Position) . .
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