Enerpac SafeLink - Manual (Page 6)

Note: The rotary switches on the SLR receive unit are used only
to select the desired SLS send unit to be viewed on the receive
unit LCD display. They DO NOT determine the send unit ID.
Refer to Section 8.4 for additional information.
8.2 Turning Send Unit Power ON
Press and hold Button #1 on SLS send unit for 3-4 seconds
The display window will scroll though the status of each
possible I/O. LED #2 will fl ash red. See Figure 8.
Press and hold
Button #1 for
about 3 seconds
to turn ON.
LED #2 will
fl ash RED.
Figure 8, Turning Power ON - SLS Send Unit
8.3 Binding Send Unit to Receive Unit
Press Button #2 on the SLS send unit three times. The display
will show “NETWORK BINDING”. See Figure 9.
Display will show
“NETWORK BINDING”.
Press Button #2
on SEND UNIT three
times.
LED’s #1 and #2
will both fl ash RED.
Figure 9, Network Binding - SLS Send Unit
Press Button #2 on the SLR receive unit three times. Check that
display shows “BINDING”. This indicates that the radios in the
SLS and the SLR units are seeking each other. See Figure 10.
Press Button #2
on RECEIVE UNIT
three times.
Display will show
“BINDING”.
LED’s #1 and #2
will both fl ash RED.
Figure 10, Network Binding - SLR Receive Unit
After binding occurs, the SLS send unit will fl ash BOUND
several times and will then begin scrolling. However, it will
remain in a standby mode until the SLR receive unit is returned
to the RUN mode.
Until the SLR receive unit is returned to the RUN mode, LED #2
on the SLS send unit will continue to fl ash red. Both LED #1 and
#2 on the receive unit will continue to fl ash alternately.
Note: At this time, repeat the binding procedure for any other
SLS send units in the network (if present).
After all SLS send units in the network have been bound,
press button #2 on the SLR receive unit once. The SLR
receive unit will exit BINDING mode and return to RUN mode.
Communication between the SLR receive unit and the SLS
send unit(s) is now enabled.
Note: After the SLR receive unit is placed in the RUN mode,
approximately 10-15 seconds will be required for the SLR
receive unit to begin communicating with the SLS send unit(s).
When the units begin communicating, LED #2 on the SLS send
unit will shut off and LED #1 will begin fl ashing green, indicating
that communication is in progress. See Figure 11.
On the SLR receive unit, LED #1 will change from fl ashing red to
a steady green. LED #2 will turn off . The display will then scroll
through an I/O status check. It will show “RUN”, the Network ID
(NID) of the system network and the status of each input (ON or
OFF). See Figure 13.
Note: Press Button #2 twice on either unit to stop the scrolling
display.
Press button #2 once
on SLR RECEIVE
UNIT to return to
RUN mode and start
communication.
Figure 11, Starting Communication - SLR Receive Unit
LED #2 will be OFF.
LED #1 will fl ash GREEN
when SEND UNIT begins
communicating with
RECEIVE UNIT.
Figure 12, Communication In Progress - SLS Send Unit
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