TAG Heuer HL 670 Manual de usuario

HL 670 Data / Impulse

Transmitter set

User Manual

Version 09/2009

1. Global

The Set HL670 is ideal for transferring Timing Data and Impulses.

Its 500mW emitting power and its licence free frequency range (869 Mhz) makes this

device a powerful and simple to use system.

Data / Impulse transmission system (500 Mw) which does not require a licence (free

of use) in Europe (ISM Band 869 MHz – REC 70-03).

Each Receiver can receive Impulses (simultaneously or not) from 4 Transmitters

identified by the function "CHANNEL" (1 to 4).

Up to 4 Teams can work (train) in the same area without disturbing each other thanks

to the function "TEAM" which offers the possibility to code each system

(A, B, C, D).

It is also possible to use up to 16 transmitters with 4 receivers.

When the receiver is switched on, it is possible that one or more green LED’s are on

before that the transmitter(s) start to transmit. This detection system allows

visualization of the quality of the received signal, but also the possible interferences

coming from other radio transmission systems. If it is not possible to stop these

interferences by moving the receiver, the transmission of Impulse cannot be

guaranteed.

Important Remark

Don’t forget to register your product online at:

http://www.tagheuer-timing.com/tools/product-register

1. Functions

The Transmitter :

1. IMPULSE Input for timing Impulse (Start gate, photocell – working / closing contact). Respect the polarities.

2. DATA Male Sub-D 9: RS232 input for DATA transfer

3. POWER To switch on the receiver (press for 3 seconds on POWER). The green LED is on.

To switch off the receiver, hold down SET and press POWER.

4. SET To program the TEAM (A, B, C, D) and to switch off the receiver. Hold down SET during the changes.

5. TEAM To check the programmed TEAM.

To change the code, hold down SET and press TEAM.

6. CHANNEL To check the programmed CHANNEL.

To change the CHANNEL, hold down SET and press CHANNEL.

7. TEST For testing the Impulse transmission only. The reception level will be displayed for 0.2 seconds on the

receiver. You’ll also get an Impulse on the programmed output.

8. TEST BATT To check the state of the battery. Press TEST BATT : The Battery level will be displayed with the 4 LED’s

for 2 seconds.

9. LED LED control panel which shows the programmed TEAM or CHANNEL. Also shows the transmitted Impulse.

10. LED Shows the transmission mode : IMPULSE or DATA

11. CHARGE Charging status Leds. The red led indicates that the Accu is charging. The charge is completed as soon as

the green LED in on.

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The Receiver

1. IMPULSE Output for timing Impulse (Start gate, photocell – working / closing contact). Respect the polarities.

2. DATA Female Sub-D 9 : RS232 Output

3. POWER To switch on the receiver (press for 3 seconds on POWER). The green LED is on. To switch off the

receiver, hold down SET and press POWER.

4. SET To program the TEAM (A, B, C, D) and to switch off the receiver. Hold down SET during the changes.

5. TEAM To check the programmed TEAM. The green LED corresponding to the code A, B, C or D is on. To change

the code, hold down SET and press TEAM.

6. LED LED control panel which shows the programmed TEAM or CHANNEL. Also shows the Received Impulse.

7. LED Shows the transmission mode : IMPULSE or DATA

8. LED LED control panel which shows the Receiving Level and/or possible interferences created by other radio

signals.

9. BUZZER To enable or disable the Buzzer

10. TEST BATT To check the Battery status. The Level will be displayed with the 4 LED’s for 4 seconds:

- 4 LED’s on = 80-100%

- 3 LED’s on = 60-80%

- 2 LED’s on = 40-60%

- 1 LED on = 20-40%

- 1 LED on = 0-20% power remaining

2. Battery Charging

Each device has a Lithium-Polymer battery with supply 2100 mAh. Those batteries

may be charged with our charger HL540-10 or other 12V charger with a minimum of

800 mA.

For charging the battery we advise you to use our OEM TAG Heuer charger

Using another model may cause some trouble or harm the device.

-For charging, turn off the system.

- Connect the charger on the mains

- Plug the charger into the device

- The red LED will be on during the charge

IMPORTANT :

Always charge the devices by temperature above 32°F (0°C) and below

86°F (30°C)

The red LED lights during the charging process, when fully charged, the red LED

shuts down and the green LED will light on.

For a fully charged Battery it may take approx. 5 hours (for a completely discharged

battery)

Never connect the terminals of the battery in short-circuit.

To avoid keeping the battery pack fully loaded or completely discharged for a long

period, which reduces the lifespan of the battery. In the case of prolonged non-

utilization of the battery pack, it is necessary keep the system in a dry room, after

a normal discharge

In case of a reduced capacity of the battery pack, even after the load, leave the

system ON a whole night to obtain a complete discharge, then recharge the

battery pack completely.

Renew the battery pack if the problem continues.

3. System utility : TAG Heuer HL670 Configuration

Connect your device with the HL605-10 (delivered with the set) to your computer, run

the application. Turn on the system after pressing “Connect”.

This application is a free download from our Website : www.tagheuer-timing.com, It

enables you to configure the radio in different Baudrates:

2400, 9600 (Set by default), 38400, 57600,

115200 and 9600 bps with Flow control.

4. Software Update

With the Firmware (already used with the Chronoprinter 540 and the Minitimer HL440)

able you to change the transmission mode and Update your device.

For this application you need :

•The RS232 cable (HL605-10)

•A computer fitted with a D-Sub9 RS232 Output

•The software « Firmware.exe »

How to proceed

1. With the radio switched « OFF » connect the external power Connect the RS232

between your computer and the HL670

2. Run «Firmware.exe »

3. Select the correct COM Port

4. Browse and select the correct file (Rx/Tx)

5. Push START on the screen

6. Turn on the HL670 (hold down for 5 seconds « ON »

The HL670 will enter in a special setup mode

7. Until the file downloaded then, validate with « OK »

For each device, transmitter or receiver, two Software options are available :

oTAG Heuer Software (TH_Tx_Vxx / TH_Rx_Vxx)

This software is especially dedicated for the standard CP540 protocol and the

Minitimer. The 9600 with flow control Baud rate ensure that the frames are

correctly transmitted.

oChronelec Software (or transparent mode) (THbC_Tx_Vxx / THbC_Rx_Vxx)

This mode is especially for devices which need a data transmission with different

frame length. The data transfer is made until the device receives a blank

message within 50ms with a maximum frame length of 127 characters.

The transmission for 43 octets (standard CP540 frame) takes 125ms with 9600 bps.

The timeline is composed

- 35ms for the RF transmission. This time does not depend on the baud rate just

on the number of octets.

- 45ms for sending the frame

- 45ms for receiving the frame on the receiver

We can reduce this transmission time by increasing the baud rate from the receiver

and/or the transmitter. For example, the same frame length with 115200 bps (on both

sides) will only take 42ms.

Those devices may be used in a “Relay” configuration by plugging directly the

Receiver on another Transmitter (through the banana socket or RS232 connection).

Hands on: Reinitialize your devices

If the systems are in a unknown mode, you can Initialise your system in the

OEM configuration (Channel 1, Team A, Buzzer On, Baud Speed

9600bps, Mode Impulse). Push simultaneously SET and TEST BATT for 3

seconds. All LED’s will flash and the system will beep until it is reinitialized.

5. Pin Outs

Transmitter (male socket)

1NC

2Radio RxD (RS232)

3Radio TxD (RS232)

4RS485 Signal B

5GND

6NC

7RS485 Signal A

8NC

9NC

Receiver (female socket)

1NC

2Radio RxD (RS232)

3Radio TxD (RS232)

4RS485 Signal B

5GND

6NC

7RS485 Signal A

8NC

9NC

6. Technical Specification

General

oImpulse response precision: +/- 1/100'000 sec

oTransmitting delay: 200ms

oFrequency : 869 MHz REC 70-03

oPower 500 mW

oAutonomy (at +68°F / 20°C) 24 hours (1 Impulse per min.)

oImpedance : 50 Ohms

oAntenna 1/4 Wavelength 2.5dBi

oImpulse Input Short-Circuit / Working contact

Respect the polarity

oImpulse Output 4 separated outputs

Isolated by an opto-coupler

Manages up to 4 simultaneous inputs

oChannel : 4 different channels (1,2,3,4)

oTEAM function : 4 different codings (A,B,C,D)

oNormal use temperature between - 4°F (-20°C) and +131°F (+55°C)

oCharging temperature between +32°F (0°C) and +86°F (+30°C)

oSize (without antenna) 152 x 108 x 34 mm

oWeight : 470g / radio

oPower supply : 12 V DC / 800 mA min

Lithium-Polymer Battery

oType 12V Li-Pol 2000mAh

oCharging current 800mA minimum (~ 5 hours)

Charger HL540-10

oPrimary 230V - 50Hz - 125mA

oSecondary 12V – 1250 mA

CAUTION :

Never power up the device during the RS232 or RS484 data transfer.

Powering the device during data transfer may cause the radio to freeze for

which the device will require a complete initialisation. To avoid this we

recommend that you always power up the device prior to connecting the

RS232/485 data cable.

Warranty : One year after delivery of your purchase

The warranty is null and void under the following conditions:

-if the battery is out of order

- Poor maintenance and obvious physical damage

- Input or Outputs damaged by poor connection

- If the device was opened without factory authorization

THE INSTALLATION INCLUDES:

1 Plastic case which can store up to 5 Devices

1 to 4 Transmitters

1 Receiver

2 to 5 antennas

1 Charger 100-240 VAC / 9VDC

1 User manual

1 Velcro strap per transmitter

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