Amano MTX-15 Manual de usuario

MTX-15TM

Data Collection Terminal

Installation Guide

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About This Manual

This manual covers the following Terminals with Index No.’s:

• A201: Serial Version - Magnetic Reader

• A204: Serial Version - Barcode Reader

• A207: Serial Version - Proximity Reader

• A203: Modem Version - Magnetic Reader

• A206: Modem Version - Barcode Reader

• A209: Modem Version - Proximity Reader

• A202: Ethernet Version - Magnetic Reader

• A205: Ethernet Version - Barcode Reader

• A208: Ethernet Version - Proximity Reader

MTX-15 Page 1

Unpacking Your MTX-15

In addition to this guide, your package should include the following:

• Data Collection Terminal

• AC Adapter

• Keys (2)

*Batteries not Included

Note: The Dip Switch, Signal Relay Output and AC Power Adapter are

the same on all models.

Note: The Rest Slots on the terminal slip over the Rest Hooks on the

Back Plate to hold the terminal in the open position for wiring and

configuration.

Page 2 MTX-15

Dip Switches

The Dip Switches on the PCB are set as follows:

• Switch 1: Enables the termination resistor (ON position). When RS-

485 serial communications are used and the terminal is located at

the end of the serial chain, this switch should be ON. It should also

be ON for RS-232, Modem and Network terminals. For all RS-485

terminals except the last one, this switch should be OFF.

• Switch 2: Disables RS-485 communications (OFF position) in order

to permit firmware upgrades via RS-232 (serial models only). For

normal operation, this switch should always be in the ON position.

Note: Firmware upgrades should never be attempted without consulting

Amano Technical Support for detailed instructions.

MTX-15 Page 3

Mounting Location

Warning! Before selecting a mounting location for your MTX-15,

you must consider the following:

• The mounting surface and hardware must be able to support the

unit’s weight, 6 lbs. (2.7 kg).

• The area must be within the specified operating temperature range.

• Close proximity to a power source or wall outlet.

• The area or wall can accommodate signal and/or power conduits.

Note: Wiring can be routed through either cable feed.

Note: If you are using rigid (1/2” EMT) conduit, secure the conduit to the

bottom cable feed using two nuts, making sure the pipe doesn’t

extend beyond the thickness of the nut. Do not bend the cable

feed.

Once a mounting location has been chosen, perform the following:

1. Insert the key into the keyhole, turn clockwise, and remove the back

plate as shown. Set the terminal face up on a flat surface. Do not

remove the key.

2. Using the back plate as a template, mark the location of the upper

mounting hole on the wall. Mark a vertical line on the wall as a guide

to align the lower mounting hole.

3. Install a screw or anchor at the mark and hang the back plate from the

top-mounting hole. Level the back plate by centering the vertical line

in the bottom hole.

4. Mark the location of the bottom hole.

5. If using the square Cable Feed in the Backing Plate for power or

communications, mark this location.

6. Install another screw or anchor for the bottom-mounting hole and

secure the back plate to the wall.

Page 4 MTX-15

Relay Circuits

Warning! All connections to the relay contacts must be Class 2

wiring with a maximum of 24 VDC, 1A.

Your MTX-15 is equipped with one relay NORMALLY OPEN (NO)

contact that can be used to control external equipment such as a bell or

buzzer. Connection to the contacts is via the screw terminal block on the

back panel PCB. The terminal block can be removed from the PCB to

facilitate wiring. The connections to the relay contacts must be Class 2

wiring with a maximum of 24 VDC, 1A.

Connections to the relay contacts are made as follows:

A typical wiring diagram for a bell circuit is shown below:

MTX-15 Page 5

Communications

Connections between your Host PC and terminal(s) are based upon your

application and the model of the MTX-15 you have purchased.

Serial Version

RS-232

RS-232 communications can only be used when there is only one

terminal in the system and the length of wire running to the host PC is

less than 50 feet.

You will require the following accessory:

• AMX-211350: Communications Cable – 50 ft., DB9F to RJ-11

Connect one end of the Communications Cable to the RJ-11 connector

on the back of the MTX-15 terminal. Connect the other end of the cable

to an available Com Port of your PC. If the COM Port of your PC is 25-

pin, you must use a 25-pin to 9-pin adapter.

For distances of greater than 50ft, RS-485 communications must be

used.

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RS-485

RS-485 communications must be used when the wire run to the host PC

is greater than 50 feet or there is more than one terminal in the system.

You will require an AMX-204053 TC Converter Kit for the host PC, which

includes:

• TC Converter

• DB25M to DB9 F serial “modem” cable

You will require the following accessories for each additional RS-485

terminal:

• AMX-206950: Communications Cable – 10’, 6 conductor RJ-11

• AMX-206700: Junction Box

Note that when there is only one RS-485 terminal in the system, DIP

Switch 1 must be in the ON position to enable the termination resistor.

Warning! Please note that terminal #3 (used for the RS-485 cable

Shield) is disconnected from the internal RJ-11

receptacle of the junction box. This is deliberate; the

shield connection is NOT fed through to the MTX

Terminal.

MTX-15 Page 7

Multi-terminal (maximum of 31) applications require the DIP Switches to

be OFF in all but the last terminal on the communications line. Dip Switch

1 of the last terminal must be set to ON to enable the termination resistor

so that all the terminals can properly communicate with the Host PC.

The terminal settings and connections between the PC and terminals for

this application are as follows:

* The maximum number of terminals is dependent upon the distance

and the quality of cabling used. It is recommended that Belden Low

Voltage Computer Cable, P/N 9841 or equivalent be used for this

application.

Warning! Please note that terminal #3 (used for the RS-485 cable

Shield) is disconnected from the internal RJ-11

receptacle of the junction box. This is deliberate; the

shield connection is NOT fed through to the MTX

Terminal.

Page 8 MTX-15

Modem Version

Dial-up modem communication is generally used when the host PC is

located at a different facility from the terminal(s). This configuration can

consist of a single Modem Terminal, or a Modem Terminal networked

(via RS-485) with a group of up to (29) Serial Terminals.

The Modem Terminal is connected to a standard telephone line. The

terminal settings and connections between the Modem Terminal and

Serial Terminals for this application are as follows:

Note that the serial connections depicted here are the same as for the

RS-485 wiring described previously.

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