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INSTRUCTION MANUAL 61460189-104-EN
SI 446
STATUS INDICATOR
TECHNICAL MANUAL
SINGLE VOLUME
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SI 446 - TECHNICAL MANUAL 61460189-104-EN
COMPOSITION
The SI446 - STATUS INDICATOR - Technical Manual, consists of single volume and the following
sections:
SECTION 1 General Description
SECTION 2 Use Instruction
SECTION 3 Part List and Schematic Diagrams
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INDEX of VOLUME 1
Page
Technical Manual Title-page............................................................................................ I
Composition of the Technical Manual.............................................................................. II
Volume Index ................................................................................................................... III
List of Valid Pages BASE................................................................................................. IV
List of Valid Pages REVI .................................................................................................. V
SECTION 1
GENERAL DESCRIPTION ................................................................... 1-1
SECTION 2
USE INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................... 2-1
SECTION 3
PART LIST AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS......................................... 3
SIC module (Status Indicator CPU) ............................................. 3-1
SID module (Status Indicator Display) ......................................... 3-7
AC/DC Power Supply module...................................................... 3-16
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LIST OF VALID PAGES
Section - pages Ed. Date REMARKS

I 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 Technical Manual Title-page
II 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 Technical Manual composition
III 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 Volume Index
IV 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 List of valid pages (BASE)
V 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 List of REVI pages
SECTION 1
from 1-a to 1-b 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 List of : paragraphs, figures, tables
from 1-1 to 1-18 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 General Description
SECTION 2
from 2-a to 2-b 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 List of : paragraphs, figures, tables
from 2-1 to 2-40 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 Operating Instructions
SECTION 3
3-a 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 Index of Contents
from 3-1 to 3-16 1 BASE, Dec. 1996 Part List and Schematic Diagrams
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LIST OF VALID PAGES IN ADDITION OR SUBSTITUTION OF THOSE WITH REVI = BASE
Section - pages Ed. Date Notes/Changes

I 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 Technical Manual Title-page
II 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 Technical Manual composition
III 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 Volume Index
IV 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 List of valid pages (BASE)
V 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 List of REVI pages
SECTION 1
from 1-a to 1-b 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 List of : paragraphs, figures, tables
from 1-1 to 1-18 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 General Description
SECTION 2
from 2-a to 2-b 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 List of : paragraphs, figures, tables
from 2-1 to 2-40 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 Operating Instructions
SECTION 3
3-a 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 Index of Contents
from 3-1 to 3-16 1 REVI, Dec. 2002 Part List and Schematic Diagrams
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Section 1 - DESCRIPTION
CONTENTS
Index of paragraphs
Paragraph Page
1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ...............................................................................................1-1

1.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................1-1
1.1.1 Applications.......................................................................................................................1-1
1.2 COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION ...........................................................1-4
1.2.1 Composition ......................................................................................................................1-4
1.3 DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................1-10
1.3.1 Functional description.......................................................................................................1-10
1.3.2 Front panel and module SID (Status Indicator Display) ...................................................1-11
1.3.2.1 Section for the functionality of SI 446 ...............................................................................1-11
1.3.2.2 Equipment Section (Equipment status) ............................................................................1-12
1.3.3 SIC Module - Status Indicator CPU ..................................................................................1-14
1.3.4 Power supply ....................................................................................................................1-16
1.4 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ..................................................................................1-16
1.4.1 General .............................................................................................................................1-16
1.4.2 Mechanical characteristics ...............................................................................................1-17
1.4.3 Power supply ....................................................................................................................1-17
1.4.4 Environmental conditions..................................................................................................1-17
1.5 MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................1-18
1.5.1 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................1-18
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Index of figures
Figure Page
Fig. 1-1 - SI 446-8 - Typical application – Block diagram..................................................................... 1-2

Fig. 1-2 - SI 446-2 - Typical application – Block diagram..................................................................... 1-3
Fig. 1-3 - SI 446 Unit - Front view......................................................................................................... 1-5
Fig. 1-4 - SI 446 Unit - Rear view ......................................................................................................... 1-6
Fig. 1-5 - SI 446-2 Unit - Internal view (side and top)........................................................................... 1-7
Fig. 1-6 - SI 446-8 Unit - Internal view .................................................................................................. 1-8
Fig. 1-7 - SI 446 - External serial connection cables ............................................................................ 1-9
Fig. 1-8 - SI 446 Unit - Block diagram................................................................................................... 1-10
Fig. 1-9 - SID Module - Block diagram ................................................................................................. 1-13
Fig. 1-10 - SIC Module - Block diagram ............................................................................................... 1-15
Fig. 1-11 - SI 446 Unit – Mains input – Block diagram ......................................................................... 1-16
Index of table
Table Page
Table 1-1 - Composition ....................................................................................................................... 1-4

Table 1-2 - Serial cable pin out............................................................................................................. 1-9
Table 1-3 - Front Panel - Devices of section SI.................................................................................... 1-11
Table 1-4 - Front Panel - Indications of the section “Equipment status” .............................................. 1-12
Table 1-5 - Pin-out of the serial output connectors ............................................................................. 1-14
Table 1-6 - Jumpers on module SIC..................................................................................................... 1-14
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SI 446 – Status Indicator

Section 1
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.1 Introduction
The unit SI 446 - Status Indicator (serial), installed typically in the control tower, is a repeater device of the
main indications of the equipment status; by this unit is not possible to perform any actions of command
toward the apparatus.
A beeper allows to warn for events, change of the status (and therefore of out of order) of one of the
connected equipment.
Every single equipment is defined by a name formed by min. two and max. four alphanumeric characters
highlighted on the displays of the front panel. This name will be software configured through PC by which
it is possible to visualise every functional message regarding the equipment managed.
The brightness of the indication Leds and the alphanumeric displays can be varied through the double
function front buttons: LAMP-test and SIL (see Tab. 1-3).
1.1.1 Applications
SI 446 can be connected to the remote unit RCSI or directly driven from the unit LCSU/IOM of the
equipment to be controlled.
Some typical applications are shown in Fig. 1-1 and Fig. 1-2 respectively for SI 446-8 and SI 446-2.
The different applications are possible by defining opportunely the type of connected node during the
software configuration of the unity SI 446 as indicated in section 2.
The connection is made through a serial connecting RS422 cable for a max. length of 1000 m. Fig. 1-7
and Tab. 1-2 report connector pin-out. As alternative, for greater distances, the connection can be made
through external modem towards a leased or switched telephone line.
An application example for the management of single equipment is shown in Fig. 2-1, section 2.
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CENTRO di CONTROLLO
REMOTE CONTROL
& STATUS INDICATOR TORRE di CONTROLLO
RCSI 446-8
CONTROL TOWER
EQUIPM EN T ST ATUS SI
EQUIPM EN T RCSI
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
MAIN STATUS DET AILED STATUS
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 M ON 1 M ON 2 TX 1 TX 2 OPERATION
ON
WARNING
STANDBY STANDBY WARNING WARNING
ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM
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AL ARM AL ARM AL ARM AL ARM AL ARM AL ARM AL ARM AL ARM FAUL TY FAUL TY FAUL TY FAUL TY DATA COM
RS 232 BYPASSED BYPASSED ON ANT ON ANT
RS 422 (< 1 Km.) RS 232
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
LAMP
NO RMAL NO RMAL NO RMAL NO RMAL NO RMAL NO RMAL NO RMAL NO RMAL CO NTR OL STATION NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL SIL
TEST
ENGAGED MAINS OFF
DATA COM DATA COM DATA COM DATA COM DATA COM DATA COM DATA COM DATA COM
SIL
CO MM AND ENABLED ENVALRM
ANT FTY
EQUIP CHANGE REQUEST
SEL ECT SEL ECT SEL ECT SEL ECT SEL ECT SEL ECT SEL ECT SEL ECT
ON/OFF OVER RELEASE OTHER WARN
RCSI 4 46
STATUS INDICATOR
SI 446-8
DEDICATED LINE - L1
DEDICATED LINE or SWITCHED NETWORK - L3
Linea telef. dedicata -L1
Linea telef. dedicata o commutata -L3
DEDICATED LINE - L2
Linea telef. dedicata -L2
RS 232
RS 232 RS 232
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MARKER
SN 400
NDB 436
ILS ILS DME DME
FSD 40-45
LOC GP FSD 40
(D)VOR
LLZ SN 400 SN 400
SN 400
Fig. 1-1 - SI 446-8 - Typical application – Block diagram

Linea telefonica 1 = connessa come linea dedicata con Modem party-line
Linea telefonica 2 = connessa come linea dedicata con Modem e utilizzata solo per: misure, preset e indicazioni,
escluso i comandi. Le indicazioni si visualizzano sul PC connesso all' RCSI
Linea telefonica 3 = connessa con Modem utilizzabile con linea dedicata o commutata
Telephon line 1 = dedicated line connetting with Modem party-line

Telephon line 2 = dedicated line used for: measurement, preset and indication, (no commands) ,
connetting with Modem. Indication are dispayed on PC connecting at RCSI
Telephon line 3 = dedicated or switched line connetting with Modem
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SI 446 - TECHNICAL MANUAL
REMOTE CONTROL STATUS INDICATOR
RCSI 446-2
STATUS INDICATOR
EQU IPMEN T R CSI
M AIN ST ATUS DE TAI LE D S TAT US RC SI 446
2 1 SI 446 - 2
EQUI PME NT S TATUS SI
2 1
ON
RS 422 (<1km) RS 422/485 ALARM ALARM RS 232

WARNING WARNING
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L AM P
C OM M A ND SIL
NORM AL NORM AL TEST
Switched or dedicated teleph. LINE PC

LINEA telefonica commutata o dedicata

TORRE di CONTROLLO
CONTROL TOWER
A lla rm i a m b ie n ta li (fu m o ,
te m p e ra tu ra , in tru s io n e , ...)
E N V IR O N M E N T A L A R M S
CENTRO di CONTROLLO (S M O K E , T E M P ., IN T R U S IO N , ...)
CONTROL ROOM
Linea dedicata o commutata

STATUS INDICATOR
DEDICATE or SWITCHED LINE SI 446 - 2
EQUI PME NT S TATUS SI
2 1
ON
RS 232 ALARM ALARM RS 232

WARNING WARNING
L AM P
SIL
NORM AL NORM AL TEST
PC
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RS 232
Modem
DME
Fig. 1-2 - SI 446-2 - Typical application – Block diagram

FSD 40-45
(D)VOR
SN 400
SITO APPARATI
EQUIPMENTS SITE
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1.2 COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Two standard physical versions are available:
1. SI 446 - 2
The unity is able to signal the main status of one or two separate equipments. This version is also
available for use in standard 19” rack. (For the Front Panel see Fig. 1-3a)
2. SI 446 - 8
In this version, the unity is able to signal the status of eight different equipments (for the Front Panel see
Fig. 1-3 b). The unit can be configured for applications with one to eight equipments.
The shape and the composition of these two versions are similar; the only difference consists in the front
card SID whose signalling indications are depending on the number of equipments. During the software
configuration, the difference between versions must be set as described in the paragraph 2.2.2.3, (Fig. 2-
25).
1.2.1 Composition
SI 446 contains:
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Module: SIC Status Indicator CPU - Responsible for the management of all the
connected elements (indication panel, serial communication,
memories, bus I/O, etc.).
Module SID 2 or SID 8 - Status Indicator Display - Provided with Leds and alphanumeric
Front Card for the indications displays and push buttons for: Lamp-test and Buzzer off. Available in
versions for indications of 2 or 8 equipments.
AC/DC Power Supply Switching converter. Input 230V AC and regulated output 5V DC / 2A.
Mains connection assembly Complete with fuse-holder, mains switch and cord
OPTIONS
Connection cable SI-PC PC serial transmission cable: see figure 1-3b)
Connection cable SI-RCSI RS422 serial transmission cable: see figure 1-3a)
(or SI-LCSU)
Table 1-1 - Composition
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2 1
ON
ALARM ALARM
KIT (19") WARNING WARNING

KIT (19")
LAMP
NORMAL NORMAL SIL
TEST
A L C A T E L SI 4 4 6
a) SI 446 - 2 FRONT PANEL
EQUIPMENT STATUS SI
A L C A T E L 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
SI 4 4 6
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ON
ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM
Fig. 1-3 - SI 446 Unit - Front view

WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
LAMP SIL
NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL TEST
b) SI 446 - 8 FRONT PANEL

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PORT 2 PORT 2 PORT 1 - PC
1 5 1 5 1 5
6 9 6 9 6 9
RS 422/485 RS 232 RS 232
a) SI 446 - 2 REAR PANEL
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Fig. 1-4 - SI 446 Unit - Rear view
MAINS
230
1 5 1 5 1 5
6 9 6 9 6 9
RS 422/485 RS 232 RS 232
b) SI 446 - 8 REAR PANEL
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180
GND "SID-2"
PCB
Ingresso rete
MAINS
INPUT
Alimentatore
POWER
SUPPLY 88
Pannello Frontale
FRONT PANEL
GND
SI-2 - Vista laterale interna "SIC" PCB

Internal lateral side view
Pannello Frontale
FRONT PANEL
"SID-2" PCB
GND
GND
Port 2
RS422/485 "SIC" PCB
Port 2 144 208

RS232
Alimentatore
Fusibile POWER SUPPLY
FUSE
Port 1-PC
RS232
"POWER SUPPLY"PCB SI-2 - Vista in pianta interna

Plant internal view
Fig. 1-5 - SI 446-2 Unit - Internal view (side and top)

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GND
Intern.GND
Port 2
RS422/485
"SIC" PCB
Pannello Frontale
FRONT PANEL
Port 2
RS232
Alimentatore
Fusibile POWER SUPPLY
FUSE
Port 1-PC
RS232
"POWER SUPPLY "PCB
"SID-8" PCB
SI-8 - Vista in pianta, internamente

Top internal view
Fig. 1-6 - SI 446-8 Unit - Internal view

Header wire
connections
length on installation provided length on installation provided

Sub D9 F
Sub D9 F
M1 M2
total length <1000 mt
a) - SI-RCSI - RS422 serial connection cable
5 5
9 9
Sub D9 F vista lato saldatura Sub D9 F vista lato saldatura
Sub D9 F SOLDER SIDE VIEW Sub D9 F SOLDER SIDE VIEW
6 1 6
1
Sub D9 F Sub D9 F
M1 M2
3 mt
b) - SI-PC - RS232 serial connection cable
Fig. 1-7 - SI 446 - External serial connection cables
Serial cable RS485/422 Serial cable RS232
from M1(DB 9 F) Colour to M2(DB 9 F) Colour from M1(DB 9 F) to M2 (DB 9 F)

pin 6 Rx+ Orange pin 1 TX+ Blue pin 2 Rx pin 3 TX
pin 7 RX- White/orange pin 2 TX- White/blue pin 3 TX pin 2 RX
pin 1 TX+ Blue pin 6 RX+ Orange pin 5 GND pin 5 GND
pin 2 TX- White/blue pin 7 RX- White/orange screen case screen case
pin 5 COM Screen (case) pin 5 COM Screen (case)
Table 1-2 - Serial cable pin out

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1.3 DESCRIPTION
SI 446-8 can be installed in a standard 19” rack; SI446-2 can be also installed using the special matching
optional kit (Fig. 1-3 a).
The dimensions of SI446-2 are shown in Fig. 1-5.
The component layout is shown in Fig. 1-5 and 1-6. The connections between module SIC and SID is
made through two 20 pins connectors.
1.3.1 Functional description

The block diagram of Fig. 1-8 shows the connection between the modules.
SI 446 consists of:
• Front Panel (realized with waterproof rubber membrane on which the wordings are highlighted), and
own circuit SID-2 (8).
• Management and processing unit circuit SIC.
• Power supply

IN 220Vac RS 422/485 RS 232
MAINS RS 232
SUB D 9M SUB D 9M SUB D 9M
M7 M8 M25
RS 232 RS 232
RS 422/485
TTL
Alimentatore
AC/DC M2
Power Supply CPU

SERIAL
COMMUNICATION RAM
CONTROLLER FEPROM
EEPROM
I/O BUS I/O BUS
SIC
SI 446 2/8 M3-M4
SID 2/8
LAMP
TEST
DRIVERS SIL
ON/OFF
2/8
6/24 LED ALPHANUMERIC
DISPLAY
BUZZER
Fig. 1-8 - SI 446 Unit - Block diagram

1.3.2 Front panel and module SID (Status Indicator Display)

The front panel, with the module SID (Status Indicator Display), supplies the visualisation of the functional
status of the managed equipments. There are two buttons: Lamp-test button and buzzer-off (SIL) button,
this last with alternative function for regulating the brightness of the indications (see Table 1-3).
The functionality of the module SID (similar to module INC of RCSI) is shown in the block diagram of fig. 1-
9.
The indications of the front panel are divided in two main sections (Fig. 1-3):
- the first section, is dedicated to the functionality of SI 446.
- the second section, on the left side, is dedicated to information coming from the equipments
(Equipment status).
1.3.2.1 Section for the functionality of SI 446
In this section, which reference is made with the term SI, the indications and the controls refer to SI446
itself and not to the managed equipment.
The followings devices are foreseen:
DEVICE FUNCTION
Pressed for less than 0,5 sec it is used for checking the correct operation of all the visual indicators
Button and buzzer. In fact, its field of action is wider than the simple control of Leds, as it can verify that the
CPU has acquired the command and is able to manage the output registers correctly.
LAMP Test The led test is performed extinguishing all Leds and lighting one by one, and then restoring the
initial configuration.
This test runs automatically switching the unit.
Key pressed for more than 0,5s brings the variation of brightness of the Leds. Every 0,5s vary the
levels of brightness of all the Leds; releasing the key, the brightness remains frozen, with the
intensity defined at that time. The cycle of brightness variation from a minimum to a maximum
level is repeated holding pressed in continuity the button.
Button SIL Used to silence the buzzer when the key is pressed for less than 0,5s. The sound is interrupted up to
the following change of state.
The key pressed for more than 0,5s brings the variation of brightness of the alphanumeric displays.
Every 0,5s vary the levels of brightness of all the displays; releasing the key, the brightness
remains frozen with intensity defined at that time. The cycle of brightness variation from a
minimum to a maximum level is repeated holding pressed in continuity the button.
Led ON (green) Visualises the functionality of the Unit SI
Buzzer Activated for the followings conditions and can be disabled through jumper on the PBA SID:
− duration of 100ms during the Lamp-test
− duration of 100ms to signal the acquisition of a pressed key
− duration of 10s for every status change
Table 1-3 - Front Panel - Devices of section SI

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1.3.2.2 Equipment Section (Equipment status)
For every equipment the following indications are visualised; at least one of the three indications of every
equipment must be turned on always:
INDICATION COLOR MEANING

ALARM red Signals that the radiated signal of the equipment is not guaranteed for the
followings conditions:
− equipment in off condition
− equipment in shut-down condition
− in maintenance
− breakdown on the communication line (data com fty)
WARNING yellow Signals a degrade condition:

− Equipment with out of order TX (TX hard/soft alarm)
− Equipment operating by battery
− Equipment with one or more active warning
NORMAL green Equipment in normal service without any warning or alarm
DISPLAY Alphanumeric Used to create an identification label of the equipments, to be stored during
software configuration as described in the paragraph 2.2.2.2.3, Fig. 2-14
Table 1-4 - Front Panel - Indications of the section “Equipment status”

SID 2 SID 8
M1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
LAMP TEST
CPI1 I1 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM 4 ALFANUM
CPI2 I2
SIL DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU. DISPLAY CU.
D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~ D0-D6 SE~
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CPD7
CPD7
CPD7
CPD7
CPD7
CPD7
CPD7
CPD7
DATA
CPWR~
CPWR~
CPWR~
CPWR~
CPWR~
CPWR~
CPWR~
ENDIS1~
ENDIS2~
ENDIS3~
ENDIS4~
ENDIS5~
ENDIS6~
ENDIS7~
ENDIS8~
AO
A1
VCC AO
A1
CPWR~
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Green
WDO_LED~ ON 1 2 CLOCK 4 5 6 7 8
GENERATOR
Green
3 Yellow
"ON" 4
Yellow
Yellow
1
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
2 7 8
Yellow
BR1 6
BRIGHTNESS
M4 VCC
CONTROL
Green
Green
Green
Green
Yellow
Green
Green
1 3
Green
2 5 6 7 8
BR1
LEN1
LEN2
LEN3
to
RED=ALARM 6 2 BUZZER 8 8
SIC
YELLOW=WARNING
BRIGHTNESS FLIP FLOP FLIP FLOP FLIP FLOP
GREEN=NORMAL FLIP FLOP
CONTROL
M2 OC~ CLK OC~ CLK OC~ CLK
OC~ CLK
D1-D5 EN CLK D1-D8 D1-D8 D1-D8
GND
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VCC
GND
LEN2
LEN3
CLK1
CLK2
LEN1
CPD0...7
Fig. 1-9 - SID Module - Block diagram

RED=ALARM
YELLOW=WARNING
CPWR~ GREEN=NORMAL
0 CLK_0
CPWR~ CLK_4
4 CLK_5
CPA0...6 5
1 CLK_1
DECODER
2 CLK_2
0 ENDIS1~
1 ENDIS2~
2..7
DECODER
ENDIS 3..8~
AO A1
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1.3.3 SIC Module - Status Indicator CPU

The circuit manages every process of the unit SI 446, and is formed with the followings main blocks:
• CPU (80C188) with clock 14745,6 kHz,
• flash EEPROM memory of 128 K Byte (program),
• static RAM memory of 128K Byte (data),
• EEPROM memory of 2k Byte (configuration),
• serial communication controller (Z85C30) and I/O RS232 and RS485/422 drivers.
• ESD components (electrostatic discharge protection devices) protecting the serial signals
RS485/422 on the connector M7-Port2,
• three output signal connectors, mounted directly on the PCB and of standard type sub DB 9 pins
male, whose pin-out is shown in table 1-5.
PORT 1 PC (M25), PORT 2 RS485/422

PORT 2 - RS232 (M8) (M7)
PIN
DB 9 M DB 9 M
SIGNAL SIGNAL
1 DCD TX +
2 RXD TX -
3 TXD
4 DTR
5 GND COM
6 DSR RX+
7 RTS RX-
8 CTS
9 RI
Table 1-5 - Pin-out of the serial output connectors
These connectors allow the data exchange between the followings serial ports (see Fig. 1-8):
1) Port 1 (M25) - PORT 1 - PC - RS 232 - Connected to PC on which is running the program emul.exe
(or Supervisor) and by which the software configuration of indications and buttons is allowed.
2) Port 2 (M7) - PORT 2 - RS 422/485 - Electric interface, jumper arranged in alternative to the Port of
M8, and allowing serial connections with cable up to 1km of length.
3) Port 2 (M8) - PORT 2 - RS 232 - Electric interface, jumper arranged in alternative to the Port of M7,
and allowing the connection to an external modem on leased or switched line.
The PORT 2 interfaces are selected by jumpers (the physical position is shown on the lay-out of Fig. 3-3,
section 3) and according to the Table 1-6:
JUMPER RS 232 – Pin position RS 422 - Pin position (default)
M15 4-6; 3-5 Open

M16 4-6; 3-5 Open
M17 4-6; 3-5 1-3
M21 1-12; 2-11; 3-10; 4-9; 5-8; 6-7 Open
M4 Close = Buzzer enabled Open = Buzzer disabled
Table 1-6 - Jumpers on module SIC

The circuit doesn't have parallel I/O lines for auxiliary signals but only internal outputs toward the module
SID and connected to the status signalling Leds.
The functionality of the module SIC is shown on the block diagram of fig. 1-10.
M7
DRIVER
RECEIVER PORT 2
RS232C RS 232
14745,6 KHz
SERIAL
COMMUNIC.
CONTROLLER
ESD
Protection M8
DRIVER
RECEIVER
PORT 2
RS 422/485
RS422/485
CPU
80C188
M25
DRIVER
RECEIVER PORT 1 - PC
RS232C RS232
RXD
Indication
RESET
Reset and
Watch-Dog
Circuit
M3
Watch Dog
Indication
INPUT/
OUTPUT
REGISTERS To
M3 SID Module
SRAM - 128 KB
+5V
SERIAL
EEPROM
FEPROM-128 KB 2k x 8
Fig. 1-10 - SIC Module - Block diagram

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1.3.4 Power supply

The 220 Vac input assembly is made with input/output standard IEC socket, fuse-holder and mains switch
incorporated (see Fig. 1-11).
The equipped mains cord (length = 2,5 m), is standard IEC type formed with European Schuko type plug
and CEE22 socket.
The power supply module, is linear frequency switching AC/DC converter, and is encapsulated in non-
conductive plastic box for printed circuit assembling, provided with single regulated output (10W) of 5V.
Power supply dimensions: L=89mm; W=56mm; H=42mm
EMI Filter Fuse 1

L
0,5A T (5x20)
Cambio
tensione
E
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR
Fuse 2
N
0,5A T (5x20)
Circuito Ingresso rete

MAINS INPUT CIRCUIT
Fig. 1-11 - SI 446 Unit – Mains input – Block diagram
1.4 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
1.4.1 General
Compliance to EEC regulations : safety, EN 60950
: EMC, EN 50081-1 and EN 50082-1
Main characteristics:
- Microprocessor : CPU 80C188
- SRAM Memory : 128 kb x 8
- FEPROM Memory : Flash 128 kb x 8
- Serial EEPROM Memory : 2 kb x 8 - configuration data memory
- Serial ports : n° 3 of which
• 2 ports configured RS422/485 (default) or RS232
• 1 port configured RS232 for PC interfacing
- Protections : ESD on the RS422/485 serial port
Versions : SI 446-2 supporting one or two equpments

: SI 446-8 supporting up to eight equpments
1.4.2 Mechanical characteristics
Dimensions : SI446-2 - Sizes: H=88mm (2U); W=290mm; D=180mm

With special optional kit can be set for
standard rack installation
: SI446-8 - Sizes: H=88mm (2U); W=482mm (standard

rack); D=180mm
Weight : SI446-2 - around 1Kg

: SI446-8 - around 1,3 Kg
1.4.3 Power supply

- Input voltage :230 Vac ±10% -47/60Hz 30VA max
- Output regulated voltage :5Vdc ± 2% (single voltage for all the modules)
- Output current : max 2A / 5Vdc
- Input protection : fuse 300mA T - 5x20
- Output protections : overload threshold between 130% … 200% of the full
load
: short-circuit from 100% to 200% of the full load (switch
ON/OFF)
: over-voltage at 6,2 V (typical)
- Consumption : output 1,5 A / 5 Vdc (typical functional average load)
1.4.4 Environmental conditions

- Operational
Temperature : from -10 to +50°C
Relative humidity : max 95% for temperature <35°C
: max 60% for temperature> 35°C
- Storage
Temperature : from -30 to +70°C
Relative humidity : max 95%

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1.5 MAINTENANCE
The maintenance consists of the cleaning of the front panel performed using soft cloth embedded with
water and neutral soap; don't use alcohol, corrosive and abrasive material, solvents or everything what
can deteriorate the protective varnish of the front.
1.5.1 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting of a failed module:
Note: Non-operating modules can be repaired only in a laboratory adequately equipped; therefore the
field repair will consist in replacing the defective module with the aid of fig. 1-5 and 1-6. The electric
and layout diagrams are on the section 3 of this manual.
1) The defective card SIC operation could cause the followings failures (that could not be contemporarily
presents):
a) wrong indications on the front panel or LED that are not lighting, or wrong label on the
alphanumeric displays (verifiable by test of the hardware);
b) push button commands that are not performed (verifiable by test of the hardware);
c) one of the serial port doesn't work (verifiable by test of the hardware);
2) A defective card SID operation could cause the followings failures (that could not be contemporarily
presents);
a) wrong indications on the front panel or LED that are not lighting, or wrong label on the
alphanumeric displays (verifiable by test of the hardware);
b) button commands that are not performed (verifiable by test of the hardware);
3) A defective power supply operation could cause the followings failures:

a) all the indications on the front panel are extinguished: to verify the fuses on the input mains
assembly;
Attention: During this verification, remove the cable from the mains.
b) button commands are not performed;
c) serial ports don't work;
d) Short circuits in the module SIC or SID on the regulated voltage 5V can simulate a failure on
the power supply. Disconnect the power supply conductors of the module SIC and SID and
check the presence of voltage 5V on the power supply module.

SI 446 -TECHNICAL MANUAL 61460189-104-EN
CONTENTS
List of PARAGRAPHS
Paragraph Page
2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................................2-1

2.1 INSTALLATION ...............................................................................................................2-1
2.1.1 SETUP .............................................................................................................................2-1
2.1.2 Software Installation ........................................................................................................2-3
2.1.3 Running the configuration program .................................................................................2-3
2.1.4 External modem configuration.........................................................................................2-4
2.1.5 Unit Start-up.....................................................................................................................2-5
2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SI446 CONFIGURATION ...........................................................2-5
2.2.1 General ............................................................................................................................2-5
2.2.2 Main menu .......................................................................................................................2-6
2.2.2.1 FW Release .....................................................................................................................2-6
2.2.2.2 SI446 Configuration .........................................................................................................2-7
2.2.2.2.1 SI446 site code ...............................................................................................................2-7
2.2.2.2.2 Nodes configuration.........................................................................................................2-9
2.2.2.2.3 Sites configuration ...........................................................................................................2-16
2.2.2.2.4 Node connection parameters ..........................................................................................2-20
2.2.2.2.5 User configuration ...........................................................................................................2-21
2.2.2.2.6 Parallel input definition ....................................................................................................2-27
2.2.2.2.7 Parallel output definition ..................................................................................................2-30
2.2.2.2.8 User connection parameter .............................................................................................2-33
2.2.2.3 Rack parameter ...............................................................................................................2-34
2.2.2.4 Export SI446 configuration data ......................................................................................2-35
2.2.2.5 Import configuration (Data from PC to the SI446) ...........................................................2-36
2.2.2.6 Configuration Save ..........................................................................................................2-36
2.2.2.7 Hardware test ..................................................................................................................2-37
2.2.2.7.1 Test of parallel input port .................................................................................................2-38
2.2.2.7.2 Test of parallel output port...............................................................................................2-39
2.2.2.7.3 Test of serial lines............................................................................................................2-40
2.2.2.8 Activity monitor ................................................................................................................2-41
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List of FIGURES
Figure Page
Figure 2-1. Typical SI446 Installation connected with a single equipment.......................................... 2-2
Figure 2-2a. Starting Screen Page ....................................................................................................... 2-5
Figure 2-2. MAIN MENU ...................................................................................................................... 2-6
Figure 2-3. FW Release....................................................................................................................... 2-7
Figure 2-4. Configuration Menu ........................................................................................................... 2-8
Figure 2-5. SI 446 unit site code.......................................................................................................... 2-8
Figure 2-6. Nodes configuration: Node................................................................................................ 2-9
Figure 2-7. Node Configuration – Connection mode........................................................................... 2-13
Figure 2-8. Node Configuration – Node name..................................................................................... 2-13
Figure 2-9. Nodes configuration – Port................................................................................................ 2-14
Figure 2-10. Nodes configuration – Baud rate..................................................................................... 2-14
Figure 2-11. Nodes configuration – Protocol Timeout......................................................................... 2-15
Figure 2-12. Nodes configuration – Type of the node ......................................................................... 2-15
Figure 2-13. Sites Configuration .......................................................................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-14. Sites configuration - Equipment configurations............................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-15. Nodes connection parameter: line parameters ............................................................... 2-20
Figure 2-16. Users configuration ......................................................................................................... 2-22
Figure 2-17. Parallel Input Definition ................................................................................................... 2-27
Figure 2-18. Parallel input definition .................................................................................................... 2-28
Figure 2-19. SI446-2 and SI446-8 - Front Panel configuration data ................................................... 2-29
Figure 2-20. Parallel Output Definition ................................................................................................ 2-31
Figure 2-21. SI446-8, Parallel output definition: port name................................................................. 2-32
Figure 2-22. SI446-2 , Parallel output definition: state and logic........................................................ 2-32
Figure 2-23. Parallel output definition: buzzer ..................................................................................... 2-32
Figure 2-24. Users connection parameters: line parameters .............................................................. 2-33
Figure 2-25. Rack parameters ............................................................................................................. 2-35
Figure 2-26. Export SI446 configuration data...................................................................................... 2-35
Figure 2-27. Import SI446 configuration data ...................................................................................... 2-36
Figure 2-28. Testing Data Consistency Screen page.......................................................................... 2-37
Figure 2-29. Hardware Test menu....................................................................................................... 2-37
Figure 2-30. Test of parallel input port................................................................................................. 2-38
Figure 2-31. Test of CONTROL INPUT and Monitor on input line active............................................ 2-38
Figure 2-32. SI446-2: Test of parallel output port................................................................................ 2-39
Figure 2-33. SI446-2: Test of Port OUTPUT – All line initialized to ACTIVE status............................ 2-39
Figure 2-34. Test of serial lines ........................................................................................................... 2-40
Figure 2-35. Test of serial lines: baud rate .......................................................................................... 2-40
Figure 2-36. Activity Monitor Screen page ......................................................................................... 2-41
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SI 446 TECHNICAL MANUAL 61460189-104-EN
SECTION 2
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 INSTALLATION
This chapter covers the installation of a SI446 in a typical configuration (see figure 2-1). Variations and
extensions can be easily implemented starting from this base configuration.
The unit can be placed on a 19" rack.

The following connections are necessary:
SI
Connect the SI446 to the mains: 220Vca nominal - limits :187-262 Vac
Connect the PC by means of the serial cable RS-232, “PC-Port 1” connector of the rear panel
(see Figure 1-7b) to:
Connect the specific cable (Figure 1-7a) to: “Port 2 – RS422/485” connector of the
rear panel
Connect the optional modem (condizione alternativa
alla “Port 2 RS422/485”: see para 1.3.3, tab.1-6) to the
“Port 2-RS232” connector of the rear
dedicated or switched communication line to:
panel
Connect to ground the subrack On GROUND BOLT (see Figure 1-3)
At this point, the SI446 can be switched ON but is not yet ready to operate as it must be configured
according to the specific mode required.
Apart from users/node parameters, the followings must be configured:

− association between pushbutton and controls (front panel);
− association between leds and equipment status (front panel);
− operating modes of all serial ports.
2.1.1 SETUP
This paragraph describes how to load and run the “UTIL” program used to configure the SI44 unit.
The ‘UTIL, Configuration Utility’ diskette contains three files:
− install.exe is the installation file
− zutilxxx.exe is a self-unsquashing compressed file containing all the files.
The characters xxx refer to the number of the release; for example,
the name of the file is zutil202.exe for release 2.02
− readme.doc contains informations for installation purposes
To use the ‘UTIL, Configuration Utility’ correctly, an IBM-compatible PC is required with at least the following
capabilities:
− 80386 16 MHz or upward compatible processor
− 2 Mb RAM
− VGA monitor
− 3.5 inch 1.44 Mb floppy drive
− A hard disk with at least 10 Mb unused space available
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− DOS 5.00 or later
Switched or dedicated LINE

LINEA commutata o dedicata
Port 5-RS485 MDM1
RCSI 4 46
RCSI PC
Apparato To RCSI or LCSU

EQUIPMENT l=<1000mt Switched or dedicated teleph. LINE via modem
LINEA telefonica commutata o dedicata A RCSI o LCSU
via modem
Cavo seriale Cavo seriale

Serial cable Serial cable
(fig. 7a) (fig. 7b)
PC
Modem (opt.)
Rete
MAINS PORT 2 PORT 2 PORT 1 - PC
RS 422/485 RS 232 RS 232
IN 220Vac SUB D 9M
SUB D 9M SUB D 9M
M7 M8 M25
RS 422/485 RS 232 RS 232

TTL
Alimentatore
AC/DC M2
Power Supply SERIAL CPU

COMMUNICATION RAM
CONTROLLER FEPROM
EEPROM
I/O BUS I/O BUS
SIC
SI 446 2/8 M3-M4
SID 2/8
LAMP
TEST
DRIVERS SIL
ON/OFF
2/8
6/24 LED ALPHANUMERIC
DISPLAY
BUZZER
Figure 2-1. Typical SI446 Installation connected with single equipment

2.1.2 Software Installation
For installation, proceed as follows:
1. insert the diskette in a diskette drive (for example a:)
2. type <a:[ENTER]>
3. type <install c:\util_xxx[ENTER]> (the name of the directory can be selected by the user at required)
“install.exe” program creates the c:\util_xxx directory (if it is not already present) and loads the files in
this after decompressing them.
If the directory exists, the program asks whether all the files are to be deleted or whether the operation is to
be canceled.
Enter ‘y’ to delete all the files and then load the new files. Enter ‘n’ to abort installation.
At the end of the installation, if no problems have arisen, the following message is displayed:
Installation correctly performed
At this point the directory contains the following files:
− emul.exe a program that transforms the PC into a terminal emulator for configuration
− modem.exe a file that facilitates the configuration of an external modem
− *.mdm files containing modem configuration data. They are used with the
modem.exe program
2.1.3 Running the configuration program
For the configuration proceed as follows:
1. connect a PC to the units concerned as shown in figure 2.1.
2. run the emul.exe program (if the PC port is not COM1, use the <emul 2[ENTER]> command
3. switch ON the SI446 unit (or reset the CPU: only to lab purposes)
4. when the initial screen page is displayed, press the space bar quickly at least 3 times to enter
configuration mode. If this request is not met, the program running on the SI446 does not enter
configuration mode but start its normal service. As only a few seconds are allowed to press the bar,
repeat point 3 if the bar is not pressed in time.
5. In this situation, the program drives the display and keyboard of the PC that runs on the SI446 except
for the last line associated to use of certain function keys managed by the PC itself.
6. Run the configuration procedure following the menu proposed and the instructions contained in the
paragraph 2-2 “INSTRUCTIONS FOR SI446 CONFIGURATIONS”.
7. After saving the variations in the EEPROM, and exporting all the configuration data onto a diskette, to
close correctly :
− enter <0[ENTER]> so that the RCSI exits the configuration procedure

− press F10-quit to close the emul.exe program on the PC.

2.1.4 External modem configuration
When an external modem is used, connected in alternative to RS422/485, the modem must be configured to
adapt it to the specific service to be provided.
This can be done in two ways:
1. connect a PC with the “terminal emulation” program to the modem and, using a set of AT commands,
modify the parameters required. This method is time consuming as it is possible to modify one
parameter a time and requires detailed knowledge of modem parameters.
2. connect a PC to the modem and run the following program:
<modem mdfile.mdm[ENTER]
the modem.exe program takes the configuration data from the mdfile.mdm file and sends them
one after another to the modem checking correct acceptance of each.
The ‘UTIL, Configuration Utility’ diskette contains various examples of *.mdm files prepared previously for
some types of modem. Unfortunately, the AT standard does not guarantee that all modems have the same
commands. Therefore, it is usually necessary to prepare the related *.mdm files for each type of modem.
The user according to one of the existing examples can edit these files, using a normal text editor to modify
the parameters required.
The “AT” main parameters to be configured to work correctly with the LCSU/IOM are:
AT&L0(1) line type

ATB0 CCITT full duplex standard
ATFn line speed
AT&C1 Interface criteria forced to work state
ATX0 Blind dial without busy or ready tone recognition
AT&D3 DTR transition ON -> OFF cause modem reset
AT&G0 Guard tone disabled
ATS10=40 Carrier faulty disconnect delay time 1/10 sec
ATT(P) Tone/pulse dialing
Main functions acronyms, used on modem:

DCE : Data Communication (or Circuit-Terminating) Equipment - MODEM
DTE : Data Terminal (or Terminating) Equipment -TERMINAL
TD : Transmitter Data
RD : Receiver Data
RTS : Request To Send
CTS : Clear To Send
DSR : Data Set Ready
DCD : Data Carrier Detect
DTR : Data Terminal Ready

2.1.5 Unit Start-up
When the SI446 is switched on, or on exiting the configuration, the unit starts to operate establishing
communication with all sites, from which it obtains the data for positioning summary indications on the panel.
At power-on, there is an approximately 5 seconds pause, to allow the operator to enter the configuration, if
necessary, with the PC connected to the “PC port connector”.
2.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SI446 CONFIGURATION
2.2.1 General
All the programming instructions, with reference to the drawings indicated in the various paragraphs, are
provided below. At the end of programming, it is good practice to save the configuration on disk.
• The SI446-2 and SI446-8 are able to perform the same task .
SI446-2 unit is able to operate with one or two equipments, whereas the SI446-8 operates with up to
eight equipments.
Concerning the configuration, there is no difference between the type of SI446 (2 or 8).
• The SI446 must be considered an element or node of a remote control system that can operate as
terminal or transit unit. The functional characteristics of the SI446 are as:
To display the operating status of n different equipments (n = 1 to 2 for SI-2, n = 1 to 8 for SI-8).
The configuration program is activated running the emul.exe program of the utility disk on the PC
connected to the PC PORT; reset the SI446 (OFF/ON power supply) and the PC will display the screen
page shown in figure 2-2a.
Keep pressed the space bar to display the MAIN MENU.
Keep the SPACE pressed to start emulation ...
F1 - Import Data F2 - Export Data F5 - Clear Video F10 - Quit
Figure 2-2a. Starting Screen Page

2.2.2 Main menu
The menu can be used in the same way, i.e. entering the number of the options required and pressing the
ENTER key to confirm.
The ESC key lets the operator exit the current operation and returns to the preceding one, except for the
MAIN MENU for which the option END is provided in order to let the SI446 exit the configuration
environment.
Press the key F10 to exit the emul program and return to DOS. The MAIN MENU is shown in figure 2-2.
The available options are:

[1] FW Release (see paragraph 2-2-2-1)
[2] SI446 Configuration (see paragraph 2-2-2-2)
[3] Hardware Test (see paragraph 2-2-2-7)
[4] Activity Monitor (see paragraph 2-2-2-8)
[0] END
2.2.2.1 FW Release
Shows the EPROM version (see figure 2-3).
SI446 Maintenance Program MAIN MENU
[1] FW Release
[2] SI446 Configuration
[3] Hardware test
[4] Activity monitor
[0] END
Select: []
Figure 2-2. MAIN MENU
SI446 Maintenance Program FW Release
SIXXU100 - V101
Press <ESC> to exit

Figure 2-3. FW Release
2.2.2.2 SI446 Configuration

Includes all the procedures required to configure the SI446 and to store the configuration in the EEPROM.
Selecting the Configuration option of MAIN MENU, the sub-menu shown in figure 2-4 is displayed from
which it is possible to produce a new configuration to be stored in the EEPROM.
[1] SI446 site code

[2] Nodes configuration
[3] Sites configuration
[4] Nodes connection parameters
[5] Users configuration
[6] Parallel input definition
[7] Parallel output definition
[8] Users connection parameters
[9] Rack parameters
[10] Export SI446 configuration data
[11] Import SI446 configuration data
[0] Return
This sub-menu can be used in the same way as the MAIN MENU except that on exiting, the program asks if
the new configuration is to be saved. If the answer is yes, the program checks the data to be stored. During
checking, two different error levels are shown:
WARNING Calls the operators attention but the data are valid.
ERROR Data saving is invalidated.
At the end of checking, the program asks whether you want to abort data-saving (the
old data is restored) or to edit a new configuration.
2.2.2.2.1 SI446 site code
This option allows the operator to insert/modify the identification name of the unit. The unit code is used, in
the communication, as code added to the message in order to identify the generator. The program shows
the existing code and asks the operator to enter a new code (max. 4 ASCII alphanumeric characters). The
old code will be replaced with the new one (see figure 2-5).

SI446 Maintenance Program Configuration
[1] SI446 site code

[2] Nodes configuration
[3] Sites configuration
[4] Nodes connection parameters
[5] Users configuration
[6] Parallel input definition
[7] Parallel output definition
[8] Users connection parameters
[9] Export SI446 configuration data
[10] Rack parameters
[11] Import SI446 configuration data
[0] Return
Select:
Figure 2-4. Configuration Menu
SI446 Maintenance Program SI446 site code
SI446 site code
TWIR
SI446 code (maximum 4 chars allowed):
Figure 2-5. SI 446 unit site code

2.2.2.2.2 Nodes configuration
This option is used to define the way in which the SI446 is inserted in the communication network,
equipment side. Figure 2-6 shows an example.
SI446 Maintenance Program Nodes configuration
Node Mode Port Modem Bps Protocol

| | | type | timeout Phone Number M/S Slave
| | Ident | | | | | Line check | Type Addr
| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] RS232 SITO 2 9600 10 B
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Node:
Figure 2-6. Nodes configuration: Node
In this document, for the network elements, the following definitions are used:
NODES: remote control network elements towards the beacons. They send data relevant to the
equipment. The following may be considered nodes:
− an LCSU (always) since it is the lowest level;

− an RCSI;
− a PC (never).
USER: elements of the remote control network that are on the opposite side of the equipment. They
receive data relevant to the equipment. The following may be considered as users:
− a PC (always) since it is the highest level;

− an SI446 as to another SI446;
The following items, to be completed with the configuration information, are displayed at the top of the
screen:
ITEMS REQUEST FROM DESCRIPTION

UNIT
Node Node: List of nodes numbered from [0] to [9], which can be
selected and modified by means of the next item Mode.
Mode Connection mode: Allows the operator to disable the node or to enable it either for
direct connection (RS-232) or through dedicated/ switched lines.
Ident Node Name: Allows the operator to define the identification name of
the node in front.

Port Port number: Serial port which communicates with the node in front.
• port 1 connected to PC
• port 2 RS422/485 or port 2 RS232
Bps Baud rate Transmission speed of the serial port.

Modem type Ext External driven
Protocol Protocol Timeout: Time after which the protocol considers the node
Timeout disconnected.
Phone Number Telephone Enter the telephone number of the node if the switched
number: line has been selected.
Line check Line check period To be used only if the switched line has been selected.
(min.): The operator states the time within which the line must
be checked.
M/S Node Master or Used only with party line modem.
slave
Type Equipment type Type: A for TAC/DME/NDB or B for VOR/ILS
Slave Addr Address Node address of data communication with party line
modem.
In the initial screen page, the program requests the selection of the node.
Node:
Enter the number of the node to which the SI446 is to be connected. The node is the element (RSI,
IOM/LCSU or RCSI) in front (equipment side) that you wish to connect with the SI446 you are now
configuring. The list displayed gives the nodes, numbered from [0] to [9].
The program requests (figure 2-7) definition of the Connection Mode to the site:
Connection mode:
0:Dis. 1:RS232 2:Ded. Call 3:Ded. Ans. 4:Switched 5:Party Line
To configure Connection mode, choose one of the options shown on the screen, whose meaning is:
Dis. The node in front is considered to be non-existent.
RS232 The node in front is considered as connected directly on a RS-232

line.
Ded. Call The node in front is considered as connected directly by a modem

on a dedicated line with modem in originate mode.
Ded. Ans. The node in front is connected to the SI446 on a dedicated line with
modem in answer mode.
Switched The node in front is connected on a switched line.

With the items, referring to connection mode, to be configured as explained in detail below:
0: Disable
Choosing this item, each parameter referring to the branch selected using the Select Node Index item is
disabled. The node in front is considered to be non-existent.
Configuration of the selected node ends at this point.
1: RS232
Choose this item to define the node in front as connected directly to the SI446 by means of an RS-232
interface (Port 2). The program requests the following in the order indicated:
Node name: Enter the identification name (max. 4 characters) of the node in front
referring to the unit IOM/LCSU, RSI or RCSI.
Port number: Enter the number from 1 to 2, of the serial port used to communicate
with the node in front.
Baud rate (bps) Bits per second; the options for this item are:
1: 300; 2 : 1200 bps, 3 : 2400 bps, 4 : 4800 bps, 5 : 9600 bps,
6:19200bps
Protocol Timeout (sec.) Time after which the protocol considers the node to be disconnected
(1..30 sec).
Type Type A for TAC/DME/NDB or type B for VOR/ILS
Configuration of the selected node, ends at this point.
2: Dedicated Call
If connection mode 2 is selected the node in front is connected to the SI446 on a dedicated telephone
line. The program requests the following in the order indicated:
Node name: Enter the identification name (max. 4 characters) of the node in
front (relevant to the unit IOM/LCSU, RSI or RCSI).
Modem type External
Baud rate 1: 300 bps, 2 : 1200 bps, 3 : 2400 bps, 4 : 4800 bps, 5 : 9600 bps,
6:19200 bps
Prot. Timeout Time after which the protocol considers the node to be
disconnected (1..30 sec).
Configuration of the selected node, ends at this point.

3: Dedicated Answer
If connection mode 3 is selected the node in front is connected to the SI446 on a dedicated telephone
Modem type External
6:19200 bps
4: Switched
If connection mode 4 is selected the node in front is connected to the SI446 on a switched telephone
Modem type External
6:19200 bps
Telephone number Enter telephone number of node (max 20 characters)
Protocol timeout (sec.) Time after which the protocol considers the node to be disconnected
(1..30 sec).
Line check period Enter the time, in minutes, for checking the line of the node in front.
(min) This Parameter is valid for all the nodes that are seen by the unit
SI446 as connected with a switched line. The time count start from
the last connection if no connection is made within the pre-set time.

SI446 Maintenance Program Nodes configuration

| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] RS232 SITO 2 9600 10
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Node: 0 Communication parameters:
Connection mode:
0:Dis. 1:RS232 2:Ded.Call 3:Ded.Ans. 4:Switched

Figure 2-7. Node Configuration – Connection mode
SI446 Maintenance Nodes configuration

| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] Rs232 SITO 2 9600 10
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Node : 0 Communication parameters:
Node name: TEST
Maximum 4 cars allowed

Figure 2-8. Node Configuration – Node name


| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] Rs232 SITO 2 9600 10
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Port: 2
Type port number (1 to 2)

Figure 2-9. Nodes configuration – Port

| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] Rs232 SITO 2 9600 10
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Baud rate: 5
1: 300, 2 : 1200, 3 : 2400, 4 : 4800, 5 : 9600, 6: 19200

Figure 2-10. Nodes configuration – Baud rate


| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] Rs232 SITO 2 9600 10
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Protocol timeout: 10
Insert protocol timeout (6 to 30 seconds)

Figure 2-11. Nodes configuration – Protocol Timeout

| | | | | | | | | | | |
--- ---- ---- -- ---- ----- -- -------------------- ---- --- --- ---
[0] Rs232 SITO 2 9600 10 B
[1] Dis
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
Node type: B
Connected node type (A): TAC/DME/NDB, or (B): VOR/ILS

Figure 2-12. Nodes configuration – Type of the node

2.2.2.2.3 Sites configuration
In this option of the Configuration menu you must describe the characteristics of the site(s) from which
the SI446 must receive status indications.
It is possible to SELECT add/modify/remove any site in the list.
Figure 2-13 shows the PC video. At the top, the list of sites that are present and the items for
configuration that have the following meaning:
Idx Index of the sites that are connected.
Site Identification name (site code) of the site.
Node Index Node number as defined in the table in the screen page of figure 2-6,
in the Node item.
Timeout Waiting time for connection failure.
N^Eqp Equipment at each site.
The possible choices of the select are:
1: Add site, 2: Modify site, 3: Remove site, 4: Equipment configuration
The relevant operations are explained below:

1: Add site
The program requests the following in the order indicated:
Site code Enter the name of the site to be added to the list, consisting of a
(figure 2-13) maximum of 4 alphanumeric characters, that is written in the Site
column.
Source node index Enter the node number taken from those configured in the Node
Configuration section; this number is inserted in the Node Index
column. In this way the communication parameters are linked with
the site management characteristics.
Full connection time-out Enter the time in seconds; this will be written in the Timeout
column.
When this time expires the SI446 consider the connection as

failed. Consequently the status indication Leds of the Control
Panel are switched off.
The time inserted must take into account the connection type in
the path towards the site and any intermediate nodes. For
example, if, between the SI446 you are programming and the site,
another two RCSI units are connected on a switched line, the time
to be inserted must be not less than 60 seconds, as a few seconds
are required to make the connection.
At this point, the configuration is partly complete, as you must define the type of the equipment managed
by the IOM/LCSU unit. This may be carried out with option 4: Equipment configuration as explained in
the next pages.

SI446 Maintenance Program Sites configuration
Idx Site Node Index Timeout N^Eqp
[0] SITO 0 100 1
Select:
1: Add site, 2: Modify site, 3: Remove site, 4: Equipment configuration
Figure 2-13. Sites Configuration
SI446 Maintenance Program Sites configuration
Site code: SITO (SELECTED OPTION 4 FROM PREVIOUS MENU)
Idx Manuf Eqp.Code Main Status Pos. Node Panel Pos. Name
[0] 0 0 Dis Dis

[1] 1 2 1 8 LLZ
Select:
1: Add eqp, 2: Modify eqp, 3: Remove eqp
Figure 2-14. Sites configuration - Equipment configurations
2: Modify site
Site index Enter the number of the site to be modified.
Site code Enter the name of the site to be added to the list, consisting of a
maximum of 4 alphanumeric characters; this is written in the Site
column.
Source node index Enter the node number taken from those configured in the Node
Configuration section; this number is inserted in the Node Index

column. In this way the communication parameters are linked with

the site management characteristics.
Full connection time out Enter the time in seconds; this will be written in the Timeout
column.
When this time expires, the SI446 considers the connection as

failed. Consequently, the status indication Leds of the Control
Panel are switched off.
The time entered must take into account the connection type in the
path towards the site and any intermediate nodes. For example, if,
between the SI446 you are programming and the site, another two
RCSI units are connected on a switched line, the time must be not
less than 60 seconds, as a few seconds are required to make the
connection.
Then select the option 4: Equipment configuration.
3: Remove site
The program asks for:
Site Index Enter the number of the site you want to remove. With the ENTER
key, the site and their parameters in the list are cancelled.
4: Equipment configuration
The program asks for:
Site Index Enter the number of the site whose equipment you want to describe,
taking it from the Idx column of the initial figure 2-14.
The items on the first line (figure 2-15) are:
Idx Manuf Eqp.Code Main Status Position Node Panel Pos Name
In the Idx column the number [0] indicates the IOM/LCSU unit (default) and must not be considered.
Other numbers refer to equipment managed by the IOM/LCSU unit.
Possible choices are:
1: Add eqp, 2: Modify eqp, 3: Remove eqp, 4: Detailed status

The various operations are explained below.
1: Add eqp
Choose option 1: Add eqp, to add equipment to the list. The equipment must be consistent with that
managed by the IOM/LCSU unit. The program requests the following in the order indicated:
Manufacturer code Type the relevant number taken from the “Manufacturer and
equipment codes” table, below indicated.
Equipment code Type the relevant number taken from the “Manufacturer and
Main status Position A number from 1 to 8 identifying the control panel position in which
code the status will be displayed.
Node Panel Position For type “B” mode, equipment position inserted on RCSI unit
Name Enter the name of the label (max. 4 characters), written on

alphanumeric displays of the front panel.
At this point, configuration ends.
2: Modify eqp
Equipment index Type the relevant number taken from the screen of figure 2-14
Manufacturer code Type the relevant number taken from the “Manufacturer and
Equipment code Type the relevant number taken from the “Manufacturer and
Main status position A number from 1 to 8 identifying the control panel position in which
(figure 2-18) the status will be displayed.
Node Panel Position For type “B” mode, equipment position inserted on RCSI unit
Name Enter the name of the label (max. 4 characters), written on

alphanumeric displays of the front panel.
At this point, configuration ends.
3: Remove eqp
Equipment index Type the relevant number taken from the screen of figure 2-14.
At this point the configuration ends.

Manufacturer and equipment codes table
These codes are used to identify the equipment. The IOM or LCSU units (functionally equivalent) are coded
as “0”.
MANUFACTURER EQUIPMENT ALCATEL RACAL THOMSON

CODE CODE EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
0 0 IOM-LCSU
1 0 TACAN FTA 43
1 1 DME FSD 40N/45
1 2 DMEP FSD 40P
1 3 NDB 436
2 0 VOR 4000
2 1 ELTA 200
3 0 VOR MK II A
4 0 VOR 512
2.2.2.2.4 Node connection parameters

The screen page of this option is shown in figure 2-15.
This option allows the operator to modify some parameters that are common to the connection in front,
towards the site.
The data displayed are those available by default.
SI446 Maintenance Program Nodes connection parameters
Leased line parameters

[0] Connection attempt duration: 60 sec (20 - 120)
[1] Attempts before error: 1 (0 to 9)
Switched line parameters

[2] Connection speed: 3 (1: 300 , 2: 1200, 3: 2400,4: 4800, 5: 9600)
[3] Dial attempt duration: 90 sec (20 - 120)
[4] 2nd call delay: 2 min
[5] 3rd call delay: 5 min
[6] Subsequent calls delay: 15 min (0: disabled)
[7] Attempts before error: 3 (0 to 9)
[8] Call back timeout: 60 sec (40 - 150)
Select:
Figure 2-15. Nodes connection parameter: line parameters
Connection attempt duration: 20 sec. (20 to 120)
This parameter is used to define the waiting time for the connection. If no connection is made within
this time, the modem is reset and connection is re-attempted.
Attempts before error: 1 (0 to 9)
This defines the number of attempts of the RCSI before connection is considered impossible.

Connection speed: 3 ( Baud rate - 1: 300 bps, 2 : 1200 bps, 3 : 2400 bps, 4 : 4800 bps, 5 :
9600 bps, 6:19200 bps
Defines the rate of the RS 232 that communicates with the modem. The actual rate on the
telephone line is defined by the modem programming, which is carried out separately.
Dial attempt duration: 45 sec.
Wait time after dialling; when this time has expired the connection is considered failed. The call
will be made again after the time stated in the 2nd call delay, 3rd call delay and subsequent call
delay items.
2nd call delay: 2 min.
3rd call delay: 5 min.
Subsequent calls delay: 15 min. (0: disabled)
These options allow the operator to define the times to establish a new call when the first has
been declared failed. If the Subsequent call delay item is set to 0, the call will no longer be made.
Attempts before error: 3 (0 ÷ 9)
Number of connection attempts when errors are detected on the connection before lighting up the
ALARM led.
Call back timeout: 60 sec.
Wait for the unit IOM/LCSU recall: when this time has expired the SI446 considers the connection
aborted. In the Call back timeout item the time within which the IOM/LCSU or RCSI must recall
is stated.
To modify one of the states, select the option required and enter the new value in the string that is displayed
in the lower part of the screen.
2.2.2.2.5 User configuration
This option of the Configuration sub-menu allows the operator to configure/modify the connections the unit
SI446 sees behind, towards the users. The display is shown in figure 2-16. A maximum of 10 users are
allowed. Their position in the list also identifies their priority in the control request. A user with the highest
priority can, if the communication line is available, remove the control of a beacon to a user with lower
priority.
During configuration you must take into account this priority. To select the user to be configured/modified,
type the number of the column User in the request line.

SI446 Maintenance Program Users configuration
Mode Port Attr Bps Prot Phone Number Status

User | Ident | Modem | | timeout | Syn Ctr Ini M/S
| | | Type | | | | | All | Hs | S/D |
--- ----- ---- -- ---- - ----- -- -------------------- - -- -- -- -- -- --
[1] Rs232 SIPC 1 5 9600 10 M
[2] Dis
[3] Dis
[4] Dis
[5] Dis
[6] Dis
[7] Dis
[8] Dis
[9] Dis
[10]Dis
Node:
Figure 2-16. Users configuration
The following items to be completed with the configuration information are shown at the top of the screen
page of figure 2-16:
ITEMS REQUEST FROM DESCRIPTION

UNIT
User User: List of users numbered that can be selected and modified by means of
the next item Mode.
Mode Connection mode: Allows the operator to disable the user or to enable it either for direct
connection (RS-232) or through dedicated/switched lines.
Ident User Name: This name identifies the user univocally in the network. The word user
indicates the first network element the unit RCSI sees behind, that can
be another RCSI unit or a single PC. Define the name with max. 4
alphanumeric characters. This name will be inserted in the message and
the IOM/LCSU will be able to record the actions this user performs; the
name will be shown in the control field of the SUPERVISORY, PC side.
Port Port number: Used to identify the port of the SI446 to which the user is connected.
Modem Type External driven
Attr Attribute The attribute is the set of operation (defined with a number from 1 to 5),
that the user can carry out in order to manage the connection. The
attribute with the rising number also includes the operations enabled al
lower levels. The attributes are so defined as follows:
1: Enables display of equipment and of connection status.
2: Reserved.
3: Not Used - Enables the possibility of taking the control of the
equipment and of sending command from the control panel.
4: Reserved.
5: Enables the possibility of resetting the database of the IOM/LCSU and
of setting the date.
Bps Baud rate (bps): This parameter is required only if the RS-232 or dedicated line option in
the item Mode has been selected. It indicates the data transmission
speed between the user and RCSI. You can choose the following:
1:300 bps, 2:1200 bps, 3:2400 bps, 4:4800 bps, 5:9600 bps
Protocol Protocol Timeout: Time after which the protocol considers the node disconnected.
Ti t

Timeout
Phone Telephone number: This parameter is required only if switched connection mode has been
Number selected in the item mode. A total of 20 digits may be used.
Status Syn First 8 bits A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is
called if one of the synthetic status (NORM. ; WARN.; ALARM) of the
status list changes (but not bit 7 of the control)..
Status All On changing of All status information (80 status excluding the first 8)
synthetic status
Ctrl Control A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is called
if bit 7 of the status list (for beacon control) changes.
Hs History A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is
called if there is any change stored in the equipment history.
init Initialize Mandatory initialization in the case of loss of data connection.
S/D S = Single S=single D= double - Alternative MODEM

D = Double
M/S Node Master or Used only with party line modem.
slave
The detailed configuration operations are as follows, in the initial display, the program requests selection of
the user number:
User Number:
Enter the number of the user the SI446 must be connected with. The list on the screen gives the
nodes, numbered from [1] to [10].
The program requests definition of the Connection Mode to the site:
Connection mode:
0:Dis. 1:RS232 2:Ded. Call 3:Ded. Ans. 4:Switched
To configure the Connection mode, answer with one of the options shown on the screen, whose
meaning is:
Dis. The user in front is considered to be non existent.
RS232 The user in front is considered as connected directly by a RS-232 line.
Ded. Call The user in front is considered as connected directly by a dedicated line
with modem in originate mode.
Ded. Ans. The user in front is connected to the unit SI446 on a dedicated line with
modem in answer mode.
Switched The user in front is connected on a switched line.
With the items, referring to the connection mode, to be configured as explained in detail below:
0: Disable
Choosing this item, each parameter referring to the branch selected by means of the Select Node Index
item is annulled. The node in front is considered to be non existent.

1: RS232
Choosing this item you define the user in front as directly connected to the unit SI446 by means of an
RS-232 interface. The program requests the following in the order indicated:
Identification code: Enter the identification code (max. 4 characters) of the user in front
relevant to the unit IOM/LCSU, RSI or RCSI.
Port number: Enter the number from 1 to 2, of the serial port used to communicate with
the user in front.
User attribute The attribute that the user is permitted to do in order to manage the
connection.
Baud rate (bps) Bits per second, the options for this item are:
1:300 bps, 2:1200 bps, 3:2400 bps, 4:4800 bps, 5:9600 bps, 6:19200 bps,
Protocol Timeout (sec.) Time after which the protocol considers the user disconnected (1..30 sec).
Equipment init M = mandatory
2: Dedicated Call
If you select connection mode 2, the user in front is connected to the unit SI446 on a dedicated telephone
Identification code Enter the identification code (max. 4 characters) of the user in front
the user in front.
connection.
Baud rate Bits per second, the options for this item are:
3: Dedicated Answer
If you select connection mode 3, the user in front is connected to the unit RCSI on a dedicated telephone

the user in front.
connection.
4: Switched
If you select connection mode 4, the user in front is connected to the unit SI446 on a switched telephone
Port number: Enter the number from 1 to 2 of the serial port used to communicate with
the user in front.
Modem Type External driven
connection.
Phone number Enter the phone number of the node in front (max. 24 digits).
Status Syn A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is
called if one of the synthetic status (NORM. ; WARN.; ALARM) of the
status list changes (but not bit 7 of the control)..
All Status All status information (80 status) A “Yes” reply means that the user, in
the case of a switched line, is called if one of the bits of the status list
changes (excluding the first 8).
Ctrl A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is
called if bit 7 of the status list (for beacon control) changes.
Hs A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is
called if there is any change stored in the equipment history.
Change equipment A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is called
control if bit 7 of the status list (for beacon control) changes.
History A “Yes” reply means that the user, in the case of a switched line, is called
if there is any change stored in the equipment history.


2.2.2.2.6 Parallel input definition
This menu option is used to assign the following to the parallel inputs (push-button):
− the buttons located on the front panel
For example, it is possible to configure an input bit so that it has the following characteristics:
− active at electrical level low or high
− it refers to a specific site amongst those connected
− it refers to a specific appliance of the selected site
The menu shown in figure 2-18 will be displayed. The detailed configuration operations are the following,
in the initial display the program asks to select the Port number: reply “Yes”.
The first upper line on the screen shows the selected input byte, below there is the line with the options:
Inp mode logic Site_eqp control_id sharing_id type Aux_descr
Once the input line to be configured is select and the enabling and logic level are stated, you must define
the association type in the item mode. The next items to be completed depend on what has been stated
in the item mode, as shown in the choice tree of figure 2-17. The relevant detailed configurations are
explained later.
| y logic H/L mode |(c)ommand insert site target eqpt control

| | number num index
| |
| |(b)uzzer insert site source eqpt
| | number num
| |
select line | |(l)amp test
number | |
| n |(e)quipment sharing ident select
Figure 2-17. Parallel Input Definition
Input selection / modification
On the screen, the SI446 shows the available index, together with the request:
Press <ENTER> for line configuration, to change the port to be configured press + or -.
Input line enabling /disabling
Reference is made to the three items Inp logic which permit the operator to access the item mode. The
program requests the following in the order indicated:
REQUEST DESCRIPTION
Select line number: Enter the number of the input line to be configured/modified.
Enable state (y/n): Answer y to enable the input; if your answer is n, the operation ends here. After an
affirmative answer, you continue.

Logic (h/l): h/l are electrically defined as follows:

l = Low l - when the input phototransistor is saturated (i.e. when the correct polarizing current
is circulating in the photodiode). This condition can be obtained with a ground,
h = High with a negative or positive voltage, depending on how the links on the RCSI CSB
board are set.
h - when the input phototransistor is inhibited.
At this point, you can access the item mode that offers the following configuration possibilities.
SI446 Maintenance Program Parallel input definition
[0] CONTROL INPUT

Port: CONTROL INPUT Y
inp mode logic site eqp_id control_id sharing_id type aux_descr

1 Disab
2 Disab
3 Lamp High
4 Buzzer High All All
5 Disab
6 Disab
7 Disab
8 Disab
Press a key (<ESC>= abort, <+>= next, <->= previous, <ENTER>= modify):
Figure 2-18. Parallel input definition
Three types of association of each input wire with an external event are possible; each type of association is
defined by a letter that must be entered, when the program requests this, in the item Mode.
The associated characteristic is:
Disab no connection
b = ( B )uzzer establishes that the input is a command for the buzzer deactivation
l = ( L )amp-test establishes that the input is a command for the lamp test execution

Indication connected
EQUIPMENT STATUS SI to Watch-dog
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2 1 Indicazione collegata
al "watch-dog"
ON
SI 446 TECHNICAL MANUAL
Line
For display configuration: 0-5 0-4
ALARM ALARM Buzzer - 1
see "Name" of Fig. 1-16
0-1 0-3 Port Out
Per la configurazione dei display: First digit = Port IN
WARNING WARNING
vedere "Name" di Fig. 1-16 IN - 3
Second digit = configuration line
IN - 4
0-6 0-2
NORMAL NORMAL LAMP Prima cifra = Porta IN
TEST SIL
Seconda cifra = linea di configurazione
A L C A T E L SI 4 4 6-2
First digit = Port OUT: "Word" Premere per >0,5 secondi per la
Second digit = configuration line : "Bit" Premere per >0,5 secondi per la funzione LUMINOSITA' DISPLAY
funzione LUMINOSITA' LED Push on >0,5 s for
Prima cifra = Porta OUT: "Word"
Seconda cifra = linea di configurazione: "Bit" Push on >0,5 s for BRIGHTNESS DISPLAY function
BRIGHTNESS LED function
NOTE:
Commands (push-button) : INPUT Port
Indications (led): OUTPUT Port Indication connected
to Watch-dog
Comandi (pulsanti): INPUT Port
Indicazioni (led): OUTPUT Port Indicazione collegata
al "watch-dog"
THALES ATM S.p.A.

EQUIPMENT STATUS SI
A L C A T E L 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 SI 4 4 6 - 8
ON
2-7 2-6 1-8 1-7 1-6 0-7 0-5 0-4

ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM Buzzer - 1 Line
2-8 2-1 2-3 1-1 1-2 1-4 0-1 0-3
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
IN - 3 IN - 4 Port Out
2-5 2-2 2-4 1-5 1-3 0-8 0-6 0-2 LAMP
NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL NORMAL
TEST SIL
Figure 2-19. SI446-2 and SI446-8 - Front Panel configuration data
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2.2.2.2.7 Parallel output definition
This menu option is used to assign a particular function to the parallel outputs:
− the leds on the front panel, except for ‘ON’ which is connected to the watch dog of the CPU.
− buzzer on the front panel (BUZZER)
For example, an output bit can be configured so that it has the following characteristics:
− active at electrical level low or high
− it indicates a status variable (or another function of those provided)
− it refers to a specific site amongst those connected
− it refers to a specific appliance of the selected site
− it is a specific status, referred to the list of states made available by the equipment
The menu shown in figure 2-21 will be displayed which: for SI446-8 the configuration line are n°8 and for
SI446-2 only n° 2, plus Buzzer line.
The detailed configuration operations are as follows, in the initial display, the program requests selection
of the Port number. Figure 2-22 is displayed:
The first upper line on the screen shows the selected output byte, with the line with the options
underneath:
out mode logic Site_eqp control_id sharing_id type Aux_descr
Once the output line to be configured has been selected and the enabling and logic level have been
stated, you must define the association type in the item mode. The next items to be completed depend
on what has been stated in item mode, as shown in the choice tree of figure 2-20. The relevant detailed
configurations are explained below.
Output selection/modification
On the screen, the SI446 shows the available index, together with the request:
Press <ENTER> for line configuration, to change the port to be configured press + or -.
Output line enabling/disabling.
The three items Inp, mode, logic which permit operator access to the item mode are concerned. The
program requests the following in the order indicated:
REQUEST DESCRIPTION
Select line number: Enter the number of the output line to be configured /modified.
Enable state (y/n): Answer y to enable the output; if your answer is n, the operation ends here.
After an affirmative answer, you continue.
mode
Logic (h/l) h/l are electrically defined as follows:
l = Low h - when the solid state relay has the contact closed
h = High l - when the contact is open.
At this point you can access the item mode that offers the following configuration possibilities.

Types of association of each output wire with an external event are possible; each type of association is
defined by a letter that must be entered, when the program requests this, in the item Mode.
The association characteristic is:
Disab no connection
s=(S)tate establishes that an equipment status whose meaning is determined by the

‘status-id’ parameter which is the pointer to the status list is output
c= (C) ontrol establishes that the output is connected to a LED for the Control Status
indication.
b= (B)uzzer establishes that the output is connected to a buzzer.
f= (F)aulty establishes that the output is connected to a line faulty indication (DATA COM)
referred to a specific appliance
d=(D)etailed Not Used - establishes that the output is connected to a indication whose
status meaning is determined by the ‘status-id’ parameter which points to the equipment
status list
e=s(E)elect Not Used - establishes that the output is associated to an arrow for ‘SELECT’ of
the equipment indicated by ‘sharing_ind’ which refers to the position of the
equipment in the ‘MAIN STATUS’ SECTION
| y logic H/L mode |(s)tatus insert site source eqpt status

| | number num index
| |
| |(c)ontrol insert site source eqpt
| | number num
| |
select line | |(b)uzzer insert site source eqpt
number | | number num
| n |
|line insert site source eqpt
|(f)aulty number num
|
|(d)etailed status index
| status
|
|(e)qpt equipment
| select sharing
number
Figure 2-20. Parallel Output Definition
The Figure 2-19 shows the front panel and the configuration of the INPUT parallel ports & OUTPUT parallel
ports and of the lines for each push-button and each led.

SI446 Maintenance Program Parallel output definition
[n] port name
[0] OUTPUT 1
[1] OUTPUT 2
[2] OUTPUT 3
[3] OUTPUT 4
[4] OUTPUT 5
[5] OUTPUT 6
[6] OUTPUT 7
[7] OUTPUT 8
[8] OUTPUT 9
[9] BUZZER
Port:
Figure 2-21. SI446-8, Parallel output definition: port name
Port: OUTPUT 1
out mode logic site eqp_id status_id sharing_id type aux_descr

1 Disab
2 State Low 0 1 1
3 State Low 0 1 2
4 State Low 0 1 3
5 Disab
6 Disab
7 Disab
8 Disab
Figure 2-22. SI446-2 , Parallel output definition: state and logic
Port: BUZZER
out mode logic site eqp_id status_id sharing_id type aux_descr

1 Buzzer High All All
2 Disab
3 Disab
4 Disab
5 Disab
6 Disab
7 Disab
8 Disab
Figure 2-23. Parallel output definition: buzzer

2.2.2.2.8 User connection parameter
The screen page of this option is shown in figure 2-24.
This option allows the operator to modify some common parameters of the connection with the users.
The data displayed are those available as default.
SI446 Maintenance Program Users connection parameters

[0] Connection attempt duration: 60 sec (20 - 120)

[1] Connection speed: 3 (1: 300 , 2: 1200, 3: 2400,
4: 4800, 5: 9600)
[2] Dial attempt duration: 90 sec (20 - 120)
[3] 2nd call delay: 2 min
[4] 3rd call delay: 5 min
[5] 4th call delay: 10 min
[6] Subsequent calls delay: 0 min (0: disabled)
[7] Full connect. idle timeout: 0 min (0: disabled)
[8] Delay before call-back: 10 sec
[9] Call back: 1 (0: disable 1: enable)
Select:
Figure 2-24. Users connection parameters: line parameters
Dedicated line parameters
Connection attempt duration: 60 sec. (20 to 120)
This parameter is used to define the waiting time for the connection. If no connection is made within
this time, the modem is reset and the connection is re-attempted.
Attempts before error: 1 (0 to 9)
Used to define the number of attempts of the SI446 before considering that the connection is not
possible.
connection speed: 3 1:300 bps, 2:1200 bps, 3:2400 bps, 4:4800 bps, 5:9600 bps
Defines the rate of the RS 232 that communicates with the modem. The actual rate on the
telephone line is defined by the modem programming, which is carried out separately.

Dial attempt duration: 45 sec.
Waiting time for carrier after dialling; when this time has expired, the connection is considered as
failed. The call will be made again after the time stated in the 2nd call delay, 3rd call delay and
subsequent call delay items.
2nd call delay: 2 min.
3rd call delay: 5 min.
4th call delay: 0 min.
Subsequent calls delay: 0 min. (0: disable)
These options permit operator definition of the times to establish a new call when the first call has
been declared failed. If the Subsequent call delay item is set to 0, the call will no longer be made.
Full connect. idle time-out: 2 min. (0: disable)
Maximum allowed connection time without messages transmission in both directions. When this time
has expired the connection is forcibly interrupted. This option can be disabled entering ‘0’.
Delay before call-back: 2 sec.
Delay between end of call and call back.
Call back: 0 (0: disable 1: enable)
Enable to have full connection only after call back.
To modify one of the states, select the option required and enter the new value in the string that is displayed
in the lower part of the screen.
2.2.2.3 Rack parameter
This menu allows (Figure 2-25) to assign the number of equipments to control the status
To type the digit of version to use:
2: INC2 for SI446-2 with SID-2 module - max two equipments controlled.
3: INC8 for SI446-8 with SID-8 module - max eight equipments controlled.

SI446 Maintenance Program Rack parameters
[0] Panel Kind: 2 (0:INC0, 1:INC1, 2:INC2, 3:INC8)
Select:
Figure 2-25. Rack parameters
2.2.2.4 Export SI446 configuration data
This option allows the operator to save a configuration in a file whose name may be freely chosen. It could
be useful to store the configuration on a disk, that can be used later to re-configure again the SI446 without
repeating all the operations indicated in this section (for example, in the case of a new configuration of a site,
using the pre-set options of another site). The configuration re-used can be made with the Import option
described below.
The screen page shown in figure 2-34 is displayed on the top line:
SI446 ready to send configuration data to the PC.
Start the operation by pressing F1 key.
This is the program request. You will be asked to enter the name for the target file.
SI446 Maintenance Program Export SI446 configuration data
SI446 ready to send configuration data to the PC.
Start the operation by pressing <F1> key.
Figure 2-26. Export SI446 configuration data

2.2.2.5 Import configuration (Data from PC to the SI446)
This option allows the operator to recover the configuration previously saved in a file, with the procedure
described in the previous section, in order to avoid manual setting of the options.
The screen page shown in figure 2-27 is displayed on the top line.
SI446 ready to get configuration data from the PC.

Start the operation by pressing F2 key.
This is the program request. You will be asked to enter the filename.
The user will be able, later, to check correctness of the operation selecting the different options of the
Configuration sub-menu. When you exit the program, the SI446 will be ask if you wish to save the
configuration.
Entering y , this configuration will be saved in the EEPROM of the SI446.
SI446 Maintenance Program Import SI446 configuration data
SI446 ready to get configuration data from the PC.
Start the operation by pressing <F2> key.
Figure 2-27. Import SI446 configuration data
2.2.2.6 Configuration Save
When the “Return to previous menu” option is selected, the program asks whether the configuration are to
be saved (see figure 2-36). Entering “Y”, a Test on data consistency is carried out in two phases (Figure 2-
28) before saving. The following are checked in the first phase:
− site code
− port connection
− user identification codes
− buzzer connection
− control command equipment connection
− sites id.
− node identifications name

− site and node identifications codes.

In the second phase, the shared equipment is tested pressing any key.
At the end of the program, the operator is asked to confirm saving.
Testing data consistency...
Testing site code... OK
Testing port connection... OK
Testing user identification codes... OK
Testing buzzer connection... OK
Testing control commands equipment connection... OK
Testing sites id... OK
Testing node identification names... OK
Testing site and node identification codes... OK

Press a key to continue...
Testing shared equipment... OK
Press a key to start saving.

Figure 2-28. Testing Data Consistency Screen page
2.2.2.7 Hardware test

If you select this option of the Main Menu, the Hardware Test submenu, figure 2-29, is shown on the
screen. The following options are available:
[1] Test of parallel input port

[2] Test of parallel output port
[3] Test of serial lines
[0] Return
SI446 Maintenance Program Hardware Test
[1] Test of parallel input port

[2] Test of parallel output port
[3] Test of serial lines
[0] Return
Select:
Figure 2-29. Hardware Test menu

2.2.2.7.1 Test of parallel input port

The relevant screen pages are shown in figure 2-30.
This option allows the operator to test the parallel ON/OFF inputs of the SI446.
At the beginning, the list of available ports is shown; the programs asks:
Select: [ ]
Enter the port number you wish to test. In the next screen page, figure 2-31, the unit shows the status
of input bits as they are set.
Activating, for example, any command of the control panel, the program shows the relevant signal variation.
Therefore, the operator can check correctness of command operations.
SI446 Maintenance Program Test of parallel input port
[n] port name
[0] CONTROL INPUT
Select: 0
Figure 2-30. Test of parallel input port
Port: CONTROL INPUT - Current read line status:
1->HIGH 2->HIGH 3->HIGH 4->HIGH 5->HIGH 6->HIGH 7->HIGH 8->HIGH
Press a key to start status monitor or <ESC> to exit.
** Monitor on input line active **
Changed line number 4 HIGH ==> LOW

Changed line number 4 LOW ==> HIGH
Changed line number 3 HIGH ==> LOW
Changed line number 3 LOW ==> HIGH
Figure 2-31. Test of CONTROL INPUT and Monitor on input line active

2.2.2.7.2 Test of parallel output port

The relevant screen pages are shown in figures 2-32, 2-33.
This option allows the operator to test the parallel ON/OFF outputs of SI446.
At the beginning, the list of the available ports is shown; the programs asks:
Select: [ ]
Enter the port number you wish to test. In the first line of the screen:
Port: OUTPUT xx Address yy - All lines initialized to HIGH status:
the selected port and the line status are shown.
The operator can now choose whether to change the status of all the bits, or to change one line at a time
entering the relevant bit number:
Select line to change (A = all bits; n = line number) or ESC to exit
This option allows the operator to check all the LEDs of the control panel.
SI446 Maintenance Program Test of parallel output port
[n] port name
[0] OUTPUT 0
[1] OUTPUT 1
[2] OUTPUT 2
[3] BUZZER
Select: 0
Figure 2-32. SI446-2: Test of parallel output port
Port: OUTPUT - All lines initialized to ACTIVE status
Select line to change (A = all bits; 1-8 = line number; <+>, <->=brightness)
or <ESC> to exit.
1->HIGH 2->LOW 3->LOW 4->LOW 5->LOW 6->LOW 7->LOW 8->LOW BRIGHT=4

1->LOW 2->LOW 3->LOW 4->LOW 5->LOW 6->LOW 7->LOW 8->LOW BRIGHT=4
Figure 2-33. SI446-2: Test of Port OUTPUT – All line initialized to ACTIVE status

2.2.2.7.3 Test of serial lines

This option allows the operator to test the serial ports. The relevant screen pages are in figures 2-34, 2-35.
The program requests:
Serial port number to test (1 to 2):
Enter the number of the port to be tested. It is not possible to test port 1 because is the port to which the
PC is connected with.
Testing a serial port means making a virtual link between port 1 and the port under test. If you have a
modem connected with port 2, testing port 2 means virtually connecting the PC with the modem.
SI446 Maintenance Program Test of serial lines
Serial port number to test (1 or 2):
Figure 2-34. Test of serial lines
SI446 Maintenance Program Test of serial lines
Baud rate (1:300, 2:1200, 3:2400, 4:4800, 5:9600, 6:19200):
Figure 2-35. Test of serial lines: baud rate
After choosing the port number, the program requests:
Baud rate (0: 300, 1: 1200, 2: 2400, 3: 4800, 4: 9600):
for selection of the speed selection of the serial port.

2.2.2.8 Activity monitor

This option, shown in the screen page in figure 2-36, is useful for installation and maintenance purposes.
It is used to display and check detailed communication activities such as:
− site name configuration;
− communication modes;
− SI446 code, etc.
The test method is as follows:
− enable the test by entering 'e' under the program request;
− exit the configuration environment with 'End'.
At this point, the test is active and can be interrupted only performing a unit RESET.
RCSI Activity monitor
Activity monitor current status: DISABLED
Options: e->enable d->disable <ESC>->exit ..
Figure 2-36. Activity Monitor Screen page

SECTION 3
Components List and Schematic Diagrams
CONTENTS
Page
Fig. 3-1. - SIC Module - Layout .............................................................................................................3

Fig. 3-2. - SIC Module – Schematic Diagram 1/3 .................................................................................4
Fig. 3-5. - SID 2 Module - Layout .........................................................................................................8
Fig. 3-6. - SID 2 Module – Schematic diagram 1/1 ..............................................................................9
Fig. 3-7. - SID 8 Module - Layout ..........................................................................................................11
Fig. 3-8. - SID 8 Module – Schematic Diagram 1/2 ..............................................................................12
Fig. 3-9. - SID 8 Module – Schematic Diagram 2/2 .............................................................................14
Fig. 3-10. - AC/DC Power Supply Module - Schematic Diagram..........................................................14
Components List: “SIC module” code 474930005 ................................................................................1

Components List: “SID - 2 module ” code 474930006.........................................................................7
Components List: “SID - 8 module ” code 474930004.........................................................................10
Components List: AC/DC power supply - code 474930007 .................................................................14
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Components List: “SIC module” code 474930005
Sch. Refer. Qty Description
C1 1 Cap. 470 PF 5% 50V

C2 1 Cap. 22 PF. 2% 50V
C3 1 Cap. 27 PF. 2% 50V
C 4, C27, C30, from C5 to C26 25 Cap. 100000 PF 10% 50V
C28, C29, 2 Cap. 22µF/35V 20% TA PLAS.MTG.VE
C31, C32, C33, C34, 8 Cap. 1 µF 5% 50VCC P.5
C35, C36, C37, C38
I 1 1 PCB PUSH BUTTON
M1 1 SOCKET for PLCC 32 Pins SMD
M 2, M21 2 CONNECTOR, MALE HE13 2X5 Pins
M 3, M 4 2 CONNECTOR, MALE HE13 2X10 Pins
M 5, M26 2 CONNECTOR, MALE 2 Pins HE13
M 6, M 9, M10, M11, M12, M13, 12 JUMPER, Female. 2 contacts , Unip.
M14, M18, M19, M20, M22, M23
M 7, M 8, M25 3 CONNECTOR, MALE SUB.D 9 Pins
M15, M16, M17 3 CONNECTOR , MALE 6 contacts
M24, M27 2 JUMPER, Female. 2 contacts , Unip.
Q 1 1 Xtall - AT 14745.600 KHz - HC49/U
R , R 2, R 3 3 Res. 10 KOHM 1% 1/4W
R4 1 Res. 2,21 KOHM 1% 1/4W
R5 1 Res. 47,5 KOHM 1% 1/4W
R 6, R12, R15, R17 4 Res. 5,6 OHM.10% 0,5 W
R7 1 Res. 100 OHM 1% 1/4W
R 8, R 9, R10, R11 4 Res. 392 OHM 1% 1/8W
R13, R18 2 Res. 3.32 KOHM 1% 1/8W
R14 1 Res. 1 KOHM 1% 1/4W
R16 1 Res. 332 OHM 1% 1/8W
R19 1 Res. 200 OHM 1% 1/8W
RD 1, RD 7 2 Diode LED 3MM VERDE 1MCD 2MA
RD 2 1 Diode, 400V 1 A 1N4004
RD 3, RD 5 2 Diode, ZENER 12 V 5% 0.35W SOT23 BZX
RD 4, RD 6, RD 8, RD 10 4 Diode, ZENER 5.6V 5% 0.35W SOT23 BZX
RD 9, RD11 2 Diode, ZENER 6.2V 5% 0.35W SOT23 BZX
RR 1, RR 2, RR 3 3 Res., array - 9 R SIL 10KOHM 2%
SC 1, SC2, SC3, SC4 4 SPARK GAP, Ceramic , Button 90V
UL 1 1 IC, µP SUPERVISORY 691 SO I
UL 2 1 CI, MICROP. 16BIT 16 MHZ T.E 80C88
UL 3 1 CI, MLACT S.O. 6 INVERTER 74ACT04
UL 4 1 CI, MLACMOS SO 4AND 21 74AC08
UL 5, UL 6 2 CI MLABT SO 8 LATCH 3ST 74ABT573
UL 7 1 IC, ML ABT SO OCT.BUS XCEIV. 74ABT245
UL 8 1 IC, MEM. SRAM 128Kx8 100NS T.E B551001
UL 9 1 IC, MLACMOS SO 2FF D 74AC74
UL10 1 IC, MLHCMOS SO 4BUFF. 3-STATE 74HC125
UL11 1 IC, MLACT SO 4OR 2 INP 74ACT32

(Continued: Components List; “SIC module ” code 474930005)
UL12, UL13, UL14 3 IC, MLABT SO 8 F.F. D-Type 74ABT273

UL15 1 IC, NC MLABT SO 8 BUFFER 3State 74ABT244
UL16 1 IC, MLACMOS SO 4EX-OR 2 INP. 74AC86
UL17 1 IC, Serial EEPROM 2Kx8 I2CBUS 24C16
UL18 1 IC, RS485/422 DATA INT ISOL MAX1490 I
UL19 1 IC, CMOS SCC 10MHZ T.E Z85C30
UL20, UL21 2 IC, 4 DR 4 RX RS232 CMOS SO PL 238
UL22 on socket M1 1 IC, Flash Memory EPROM 128KB AM29F010

Fig. 3-1. - SIC Module - Layout

Fig. 3-2. - SIC Module – Schematic Diagram 1/3



Components List: “SID - 2 module ” code 474930006
C1 1 Cap. 47 µF 6.3V 20% TA SMD

C2 1 Cap.6800 PF 5% 50V
C 3, da C 4 a C14 12 Cap.100000 PF 10% 50V
I 1, I 2 2 Push Button PCB 100V 50MA
M4 1 CONNECTOR, MALE 2 Pins HE13
M 1, M 2 2 CONNECTOR, FEMALE .2x10 Pins HE13
M3 1 JUMPER, Female. 2 contacts , Unip.
R 1 1 JUMPER CHIP 1206 0 OHM
R2 1 Res. 10 KOHM 1% 1/4W
R 3, R 4, R11, R12 4 Res. 51,1 OHM 1% 1/4W
R 5, R 6, R 9, R10 4 Res. 27,4 OHM 1% 1/4W
R 7, R 8, R13, R14, R15, R16 6 Res. 33,2 OHM 1% 1/4W
RR 1, RR 2, RR 3 3 Res., array 8 R SIL 10KOHM 2%
RD 1, RD9 2 DISPLAY Alphanumeric 4 Digit
RD 2, RD 6 2 LED, RED, Bar 4 led
RD 3, RD 5 2 LED, YELLOW, Bar 4 led
RD 4, RD 7, RD 8 3 LED, GREEN, Bar 4 led
S1 1 BUZZER, Piezoelectric, PCB
UL 1 1 IC, MLABT SO 8 F.F. D-TYPE 74ABT273
UL 2 1 IC, TIMER CMOS SO PL 555
UL 3 1 IC, ML A CMOS SO 6INVERTER 74AC04
UL 4, UL 5 2 IC, ML A CMOS 1-8 DEC/DMUX 74AC138
UL 6 1 IC, ML HCMOS SO 4MUX 2I 3S 74HC257
UL 7 1 IC, ML ABT SO 8 F.F. D B.O. 74ABT574
UL 8 1 IC, ML HCMOS IN SO 8BIT S.R. 74HC164
UL 9 1 IC, ML HCMOS SO 4BUFF. 3-STATE 74HC125

NB1
NB1
Fig. 3-5. - SID 2 Module - Layout

Fig. 3-6. - SID 2 Module – Schematic diagram 1/1

Components List: “SID - 8 module ” code 474930004
C1 1 Cap.47 µF 6.3V 20% TA SMD

C2 1 Cap.6800 PF 5% 50V
C 3, da C 4 a C22 20 Cap.100000 PF 10% 50V
I 1, I 2 2 Push Button, PCB, 100V 50MA
M4 1 CONNECTOR, MALE 2 Pins HE13
M 1, M 2 2 CONNECTOR, FEMALE.2x10 Pins HE13
M3 1 JUMPER, Female, 2 contacts , Unip.
R 1 1 JUMPER CHIP 1206 0 OHM
R2 1 Res. 10 KOHM 1% 1/4W
R 3, R 4, R11, R12, 16 Res. 51,1 OHM 1% 1/4W
R15, R16, R29, R30,
R31, R32, R33, R34,
R47, R48, R49, R50
R 5, R 6, R 9, R10, 15 Res. 27,4 OHM 1% 1/4W

R19, R20, R23, R24,
R25, R26, R39, R40,
R43, R44, R51, R52
R 7, R 8, R13, R14, 18 Res. 33,2 OHM 1% 1/4W

R17, R18, R21, R22,
R27, R28, R35, R36,
R37, R38, R41, R42,
R45, R46
RR 1, RR 2, RR 3 3 Res., array 8 R SIL 10KOHM 2%
RD 1, RD 27, RD 28, RD29, 8 DISPLAY Alphanumeric 4 Digit
RD30, RD31, RD32, RD33
RD 2, RD 6, RD 8, RD16, 8 LED, RED, Bar 4 led
RD17, RD18, RD24, RD25
RD 3, RD 5, RD 10, RD12, 8 LED, YELLOW, Bar 4 led
RD13, RD20, RD22, RD26
RD 4, RD 7, RD 9, RD11, 9 LED, GREEN, Bar 4 led
RD14, RD15, RD19, RD21, RD23
S1 1 BUZZER, Piezoelectric, PCB
UL 1 1 IC, MLABT SO 8 F.F. D-TYPE 74ABT273
UL 2 1 IC, TIMER CMOS SO PL 555
UL 3 1 IC, MLACMOS SO 6INVERTER 74AC04
UL 4, UL 5 2 IC, MLACMOS 1-8 DEC/DMUX 74AC138
UL 6 1 IC, ML HCMOS SO 4MUX 2I 3S 74HC257
UL 7, UL10, UL11 3 IC, MLABT SO 8 F.F. D B.O. 74ABT574
UL 8 1 IC, ML HCMOS IN SO 8BIT S.R. 74HC164
UL 9 1 IC, MLHCMOS SO 4BUFF. 3-STATE 74HC125

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SI 446 -TECHNICAL MANUAL
R2
C4
C3
C9 UL2
C2
C20
C19
C21
C14
C18
C15
C16
C17
UL3
RD14
UL7
R36 R35 C5
RD33 RD32 RD31 RD30 RD29 RD28 RD27 RD1
C8
UL9
C12 C13
C7
RD25 RD24 RD18 RD17 RD16 RD8 RD6 RD2 S1

C6
RR3
R49 R50 R47 R48 R33 R34 R31 R32 R29 R30 R15 R16 R11 R12 R3 R4
UL4
UL5
R5 R6
UL1
UL6
UL8
RD26 RD22 RD20 RD13 RD12 RD10 RD5 RD3 R1

R51 R52 R43 R44 R39 R40 R25 R26 R23 R24 R19 R20 R9 R10
R27 R28 R21 R22 R17 R16 R7 R8
RD23 RD21 RD19 RD15 RD11 RD9 RD2 RD4 I1 I2
C11
C10
R13 R14
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R45 R46 R41 R42 R37 R38 C1
C22
UL1
RR1 RR2
UL10
Fig. 3-7. - SID 8 Module - Layout

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Fig. 3-8. - SID 8 Module – Schematic Diagram 1/2


Fig. 3-9. - SID 8 Module – Schematic Diagram 2/2
Components List: AC/DC power supply - code 474930007

C1 1 Cap. 0,1 µF.10% 63VNcc P.5
C2 1 Cap. 470 µF -10+50% 16VNcc
M1 1 CONNECTOR, FEMALE HE13 2x5 Pins
UL 1 1 AC/DC 230VAC 5VDC 10W PM545
Fig. 3-10. - AC/DC Power Supply Module - Schematic Diagram

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL 61460189-104-EN

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THALES ATM S.p.A. I

SECTION 1 General Description

SECTION 2 Use Instruction

SECTION 3 Part List and Schematic Diagrams

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SID module (Status Indicator Display) ......................................... 3-7

AC/DC Power Supply module...................................................... 3-16

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LIST OF VALID PAGES

Section - pages Ed. Date REMARKS

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LIST OF VALID PAGES IN ADDITION OR SUBSTITUTION OF THOSE WITH REVI = BASE

Section - pages Ed. Date Notes/Changes

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1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ...............................................................................................1-1

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Fig. 1-1 - SI 446-8 - Typical application – Block diagram..................................................................... 1-2

Table 1-1 - Composition ....................................................................................................................... 1-4

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SI 446 – Status Indicator

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Fig. 1-1 - SI 446-8 - Typical application – Block diagram

Telephon line 1 = dedicated line connetting with Modem party-line

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RS 422 (<1km) RS 422/485 ALARM ALARM RS 232

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Switched or dedicated teleph. LINE PC

LINEA telefonica commutata o dedicata

Linea dedicata o commutata

RS 232 ALARM ALARM RS 232

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Fig. 1-2 - SI 446-2 - Typical application – Block diagram

1.2 COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Table 1-1 - Composition

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KIT (19") WARNING WARNING

a) SI 446 - 2 FRONT PANEL

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ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM ALARM

Fig. 1-3 - SI 446 Unit - Front view

b) SI 446 - 8 FRONT PANEL

PORT 2 PORT 2 PORT 1 - PC

RS 422/485 RS 232 RS 232

a) SI 446 - 2 REAR PANEL

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PORT 2 PORT 2 PORT 1 - PC

RS 422/485 RS 232 RS 232

b) SI 446 - 8 REAR PANEL

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SI-2 - Vista laterale interna "SIC" PCB

Port 2 144 208

"POWER SUPPLY"PCB SI-2 - Vista in pianta interna

Fig. 1-5 - SI 446-2 Unit - Internal view (side and top)

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"POWER SUPPLY "PCB

SI-8 - Vista in pianta, internamente

Fig. 1-6 - SI 446-8 Unit - Internal view

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