Porter Powr-Touch II 2550 Quick Programming & Erase Manual

PROGRAM MODE (ALL SWITCHES CLOSED) DIP SWITCH ON TOUCHPAD QUICK PROGRAMMING & ERASE GUIDE NO. 2550 POWR-TOUCH® II CONTROL SYSTEM This guide assists individuals who are familiar with the Powr-Touch® II system. It provides a quick reference for all steps required to program the relay panels, and to erase device assignments. For more detailed information, please refer to the primary Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual. Before beginning any programming, you must be able to identify what equipment is connected to which relay set. Refer to the gymnasium floor plan or the Custom Equipment Legend for device number assignment. Relay Set Terminal Assignment Worksheets illustrating the relay panels are included with each relay panel – they are to be filled in by the electrician to annotate the equipment number assignments (an example is shown on page 3). Programming Guide For systems with more than one TouchPad, programming can be done from any TouchPad in the system. Note – While programming, you do not have to enter the password to activate the system. Set the TouchPad to Address 0 (Program mode) by pushing all three dip switches on the back of the TouchPad to the closed position. See detail at right. Each piece of equipment is programmed at the TouchPad with the same sequence: 1. Tell the system which Relay Set you are programming (001 through 128). 2. Tell the system what type of equipment is to be operated (Backstops, Curtains, MISC.). 3. Tell the system the pre-assigned number of the Device being controlled (01 through 99). 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. If the programming sequence has been performed properly, the TouchPad LED will illuminate red for half a second. After programming is complete, the TouchPad dip switch must be reset to its previous valid address (1 thru 7). Note – When punching in the Relay Set number, you must enter it as a three-digit number (001, not 1). When punching in the Device number, you must enter it as a two-digit number (01, not 1). Suggestion – With the TouchPad set to Program mode, it will be easier to program all equipment in succession. After all programming has been completed, all equipment can then be tested in succession. If programming cannot be performed successfully, double-check the following: � Verify all relay panel address settings (see chart on page 14 of the manual). Verify that one panel is set to Address 0. This panel is the Master panel – one Master panel must be present in the system. � Verify that the four communication wires are present between each touchpad and a relay panel. Also verify that the ends of each wire are connected to matching terminals: +12V, GND, COMM+, COMM–. See wiring diagram on page 16 or 17 of the manual. Continue to pages 2 and 3 for additional programming notes. INST 00387 084  2004 PORTER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 8-1-2004 KEY PAD ON TOUCHPAD Step 2: Press to select type of equipment Back- stops 3 1 2 Use numbered keys to: Step 1: Enter Relay Set number Step 3: Enter Device number AUX. On UP MISC. 7 0 Off DOWN 8 9 4 Curtains 6 5 Step 4: Press to complete programming

Individual Operation (Backstops 3 thru 6 Operate Individually) Example No. 1: To program Backstop 3 to RELAY SET B (002) on panel address "0": 1. Enter the relay set number: 002 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 03 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Example No. 2: To program Backstop 4 to RELAY SET E (005) on panel address "0": 1. Enter the relay set number: 005 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 04 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Example No. 3: To program Backstop 5 to RELAY SET A (009) on panel address "1": 1. Enter the relay set number: 009 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 05 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Example No. 4: To program Backstop 6 to RELAY SET G (015) on panel address "1": 1. Enter the relay set number: 015 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 06 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Multiple Operation (Backstops 3 thru 6 Operate Simultaneously) Example No. 1: To program Backstop 3 to RELAY SET B (002) on panel address "0": 1. Enter the relay set number: 002 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 60 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Example No. 2: To program Backstop 4 to RELAY SET E (005) on panel address "0": 1. Enter the relay set number: 005 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 60 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Example No. 3: To program Backstop 5 to RELAY SET A (009) on panel address "1": 1. Enter the relay set number: 009 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 60 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Example No. 4: To program Backstop 6 to RELAY SET G (015) on panel address "1": 1. Enter the relay set number: 015 2. Press the device type: Backstop 3. Enter the device number: 60 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. In the above individual and multiple programming examples, Backstops 3, 4, 5 or 6 will operate individually when the operator at the TouchPad enters Backstop 3, 4, 5 or 6 and presses and holds either the UP or DOWN button. These four backstops will operate simultaneously when the operator at the TouchPad enters Backstop 60 and presses and holds either the UP or DOWN button. Multiple Operation notes: • A maximum of four (4) backstops or height adjusters can be operated simultaneously (multiple operation). • Each member of a multiple operation set must be powered by a separate relay bank (see pages 11, 16 and 17 of the manual). • Any device number can be assigned to operate a multiple operation set, but number assignments 50 thru 99 are recommended. • Only the Backstop and MISC. function keys can be programmed for multiple operation. The Curtain function key cannot be programmed for multiple operation. • A Powr-Touch® II system with only one relay panel can control only two devices simultaneously. A minimum of two relay panels is required to control a multiple set of four devices.

RELAY PANEL ADDRESS = 0 AUX. RELAY No.: AUX. RELAY No.: RELAY SET No.: RELAY SET No.: RELAY SET No.: DEVICE TYPE: DEVICE No.: DEVICE TYPE: DEVICE No.: RELAY SET No.: DEVICE TYPE: DEVICE No.: DEVICE TYPE: DEVICE No.: DEVICE TYPE: DEVICE No.: DEVICE No.: DEVICE TYPE: RELAY SET No.: DEVICE No.: DEVICE TYPE: DEVICE No.: DEVICE TYPE: RELAY SET No.: RELAY SET No.: RELAY SET No.: 001 004 002 003 1 005 008 006 007 2 Checklist It is highly recommended that a checklist be created before programming is started. The checklist will show every device that needs to be programmed. As each device is programmed, you can check it off the list. The checklist is especially useful when backstops and height adjusters will be operated individually and in multiples. Shown at right is a checklist for a facility with six backstops: two on one main court, and four on two cross courts. Each backstop can be operated individually (Backstop 1 thru 6). Backstop 50 operates both main court backstops (1 and 2). Backstop 51 operates one of the cross courts (Backstops 3 and 4). Backstop 52 operates the other cross court (Backstops 5 and 6). Backstop 60 operates all four cross court backstops (Backstops 3, 4, 5 and 6). Also part of this system are two divider curtains. The checklist shown at right is strictly an example. The actual equipment configuration at each job site will be different and unique. Create your own checklist accordingly. Relay Set Terminal Assignment Worksheet Shown at right is an example of the worksheet that is to be completed by the electrician who installed and wired the relay panel. There will be a unique worksheet for each relay panel (Address 0 through Address 15). These worksheets are essential when identifying what equipment is connected to which relay set. Have these completed worksheets at your disposal before beginning any programming. Relay Set No. Device Type Device No. Programmed 001 Backstops 01 � 006 Backstops 02 � 002 Backstops 03 � 005 Backstops 04 � 009 Backstops 05 � 015 Backstops 06 � 001 Backstops 50 � 006 Backstops 50 � 002 Backstops 51 � 005 Backstops 51 � 009 Backstops 52 � 015 Backstops 52 � 002 Backstops 60 � 005 Backstops 60 � 009 Backstops 60 � 015 Backstops 60 � 007 Curtains 01 � 016 Curtains 02 �

All devices that are programmed properly in the Powr-Touch® II are held in the system's memory. If a device number has been programmed/assigned to four relay sets, it cannot be programmed to additional relay sets. If a mistake was made during the programming sequence and a device number was accidentaly assigned to the wrong relay set, an erase procedure will be required. Refer to the erase options examples below. Complete system erase: Note: This procedure will erase all device assignments in the Powr-Touch® II system. 1. Set the No. 12550-100 TouchPad dip switch to address "0" (Program mode) 2. Enter 999 3. Enter Backstop 00 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. Individual device assignment erase: Note: This procedure will erase the device number assignment selected in the Powr-Touch® II system. 1. Set the No. 12550-100 TouchPad dip switch to address "0" (Program mode) 2. Enter 900 3. Enter the device type and number. Example: Backstop 03 4. Press the DOWN / Off button. In the above example, Backstop 3 will be erased from all memory locations (single and multiple operation) in the Powr-Touch® II system. Relay panel erase: Note: This procedure will erase all device number assignments in the selected Powr-Touch® II relay panel. 1. Set the No. 12550-100 TouchPad dip switch to address "0" (Program mode) 2. Calculate the code number to enter. To erase relay panel address "0", add the number "1" to the relay panel address number, then add the constant number "900". Example: Relay panel address "0" +1 + 900 = 901. 3. Enter 901 4. Enter Backstop 00 5. Press the DOWN / Off button. In the above example, all device number assignments in relay panel address "0" will be erased. Porter Athletic Equipment Company 2500 South 25 th Avenue, Broadview, IL U.S.A., 60155 Toll Free: (800) 947-6783 • Phone: (708) 338-2000 • Fax: (708) 338-2060 www.porter-ath.com