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Installation Instruction ASB 150 02 > Boards for ASB 150 02

## CPU-D5 (ROF 157 5124/2)

|  | Insert Flash SW PROM RYS 102 xx4/yy *) |
|  | Insert Flash SW PROM RYS 102 xx5/yy *) |
|  | Insert Flash SW PROM RYS 102 xx6/yy *) |
|  | xx=Software Release R13=23; R14=24 yy=Country version |
|  | 1st battery RAM (always mounted) |
|  | Insert 2nd battery RAM KDYBS 101 02/2 (optional) |
|  | Insert FW PROM RYS 102 548/1 **) |
|  | Insert FW PROM RYS 102 548/2 **) |

*) part of order number: LZY 203 223x/yy

- x= Software Release R13=3 (minimum R6A); R14=4
- yy= Country version

**) part of order number: LZYBS 203 5124/2

To put the board in operation, mount the system software Flash PROMs in the appropriate positions. The number of battery RAMs mounted on the CPU-D4/D5 board (default one 512 KB RAM) is functionality dependent. After you have completed the system configuration, please connect the BMS to the system and verify the remaining ’Bytes for records (free)’ in the Maintenance dialog. If this value is below 200KB in a Release 12 (or older) - supported by CPU‑D4 only - or 120KB in a Release 13 system it is recommended to add an additional battery RAM before you upgrade the system to Release 14.

Connections on the CPU-D5

##### Temperature sensor

For connection of the Temperature sensor kit, see chapter Temperature Sensor

##### Alarm input/output

The ALARM input is optically isolated and the voltage has to be between 20 - 60 VDC.

The ALARM output is equipped with an open collector transistor with a load capacity of 20 mA at 12 VDC (Maximum 14 VDC).

##### Alarm relay

Max. switching parameters: 48VDC; 60VDC; 100mA. To connect the alarm relay to the front panel, use the plug RNV 321 0102 and a proper cable to the external equipment.

##### Serial Interfaces

Similar to the previous versions this board provides the V.24 interfaces but additionally the RS-485 interface for longer cable ranges.

To connect the RS-485 data interface to the front panel use the plug RNV 321 0102 to be sure to loop the handshake signals RTS with CTS, otherwise the data is lost if the printer is OFF. The cable range of the interface is up to 1200m.

Several converters may be used, but with the following types successful tests were accomplished:

- IC-485SI from ARP DATACON and
- 232<->485/422 Converter Plus IC-109AE from Black Box Corp.

##### Feature Enabling Control Unit (FECU)

Connecting this plug activates the appropriate applications and features as ordered, depending on the FECU index number.

If no plug is connected a limited system functionality
(Release 8 + some minor features) is available. The index 1 of the FECU series always covers the basic version of a certain Software Release. The indices 2 to 10 are focusing on certain applications such as “Networking” and “CTI”, they always have the basic version included.

Available FECUs on CPU-D4 and CPU-D5

- KDUBS 130 06 / 1-10 (ASB 150 02 R9, R10)
- KDUBS 130 07 / 1-10 (ASB 150 02 R11)
- KDUBS 130 12 / 1-10 (ASB 150 02 R12)
- KDUBS 130 13 / 1-10 (ASB 150 02 R13)

For detailed information about the features enabled by the different FECU‘s refer to Facility Description General (15534-ASB 150 02 Uen).

Note

FECU types from all software releases are supported on the CPU-D5 but note that only the central software R13 R6A and higher is supported on the CPU-D5.

For new ASB 150 02 systems with central software R14 or higher, all the features are controlled by a license file on the CPU-D5‘s Compact Flash card. A FECU is in this case not relevant.

The FECU is only relevant for systems which were originally installed with the central software R13 and afterwards be upgraded to central software R14 (or higher). In this case the FECU acts a reference of the former feature level being used for the creation of the license file.

##### Compact Flash card

The Compact Flash card is acting as the license file carrier for ASB 150 02 systems with central software R14 or higher. For the license file creation and registration refer to Maintenance instructions (1541-ASB 150 02 Uen)

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