Dupline GAP1605

Programming Unit Type GAP 1605
Du line
Fieldbus
Installationbus
Portable programming unit Individual coding of every input or output Group coding of an entire module Reading of codes Editing of channel codes On/off-line coding of Dupline modules type G .... LED display 4 x 8 LEDs 5-key tactile keyboard Battery powered Easy-to-handle plug-type connection Switch for turning power on/off
Product Description
Programming unit for Dupline modules G..(..) .... Provides means of reading and programming of channel codes. Coding of I/O's as either 2, 4
Ordering Key
Type: Dupline Programmer Type no.
GAP 1605
and 8 successive channels or individually for each I/O. Unused inputs/outputs can be defined as non-coded.
Type Selection
Supply Internal battery Ordering no. GAP 1605
Supply Specifications
Power supply Battery type Rated operational power Stand-by Operating Battery lifetime 9 V Alkaline 400 mAH IEC 6F22 < 25 A < 22 mA Typ. 1 year
Product Specifications
Output Connection Display Type Size Keyboard No. of keys Cable Connectors Length 6/6 modular socket 4 x 8 dots LED 1.8 mm Tactile keys 5 GAP 1605 to Dupline system 2 x 6/6 modular plugs 75 cm
General Specifications
Environment Degree of protection Pollution degree Operating temperature Storage temperature Humidity (non-condensing) Mechanical resistance Shock Vibration Material Weight IP 40 3 (IEC 60664) 0 to +50C (+32 to +122F) -20 to +60C (-4 to +140F) 20 to 80% RH 15 G (11 ms) 2 G (6 to 55 Hz) ABS, grey 225 g
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.03.2009) Dupline is a registered trademark. A product of the CARLO GAVAZZI Group
GAP 1605
Du line
Fieldbus
Installationbus
Mode of Operation
The GAP 1605 is a portable programming unit used for reading or programming channel code(s) in the series of Dupline products. Group - Key Used to select the Group address within the range A to P. The Group LED will shift one position right for each key activation. Prog - Key When the displayed I/Ocoding corresponds to the desired channel configuration, the codes will be downloaded to the Dupline module when pressing the Prog key. It is possible to change all eight Inputs/Outputs, even though some Dupline modules are built for only 1, 2 or 4 Inputs/Outputs.
The external switch turns the power on/off. When the battery is installed and the power is on, the GAP 1605 is ready for use. Connect the cable between the programming unit and a Dupline module type G..
Channel - Key Used to select the channel(s) within the group. The Channel LED will shift right one, two or four positions, depending on the number of inputs/outputs. If consecutive channels are selected, then pressing the Channel key will have no effect. After programming is executed, a verification takes place. If this verification fails, all activated LEDs in the display will flash two times, and the programming unit will switch off.
To exit single channel programming, just keep the In/Out key pressed for 2 seconds.
Output status setting On receivers it is possible to configure the status of the outputs during Dupline failure. Normally, any output of a receiver will go off during Dupline failure. In some cases the inverted function is desirable (e.g. light applications - turn on light if the Dupline is down).
5 keys provide the means of operating the GAP 1605: two keys are used for reading and programming, two keys for changing Groups and Channels and one key for selecting the desired Input/Output.
Read / On - Key Used to turn on the GAP 1605 and to read the channel codes of the connected module. When the reading is completed, the display will show the channel code of the module: either 1, 2, 4 or 8 inputs/outputs.
If such behaviour occurs repeatedly on the same module, the module may be faulty. If several modules fail to download, the GAP 1605 may be faulty.
The current coding is displayed by 4 x 8 LEDs. The top row of LEDs displays the selected input or output. The two middle rows display the current channel group, while the bottom row displays the current channel code.
Individual In/Out channel programming The GAP 1605 features an additional mode of singlechannel editing. Pressing In/Out for more than 2 seconds will change the operating mode to singlepoint programming. The In/Out key is now used to select one of the eight possible inputs/output, thus making individual channel coding possible. The In/OutLEDs assign the display channel code to the corresponding physical input/output of the module.
In/Out - Key This key is used to scroll through the I/O's of a module. If a new module is connected or if consecutive channel codes are allocated to the I/O's, pressing the In/Out key has no effect since all Dupline modules are preprogrammed to their physical number of inputs/ outputs. This key is also used to switch between consecutive and individual coding of the I/O's. To change the mode, keep In/Out pressed for more than 2 seconds.
2, 4 or 8 In/Out LED's being ON indicates that consecutive channel codes are allocated to the I/O's, e.g. input 1 coded to P1, input 2 to P2 ... input 8 to P8.
To change output status, the GAP 1605 must be put into configuration mode. This is done as follows: Remove any connected Dupline system. Keep both In/Out and Group pressed, while pressing Read/On .
If only one In/Out LED is ON, then the I/O's are coded individually, e.g. input 1 to C5, input 2 to D4 etc. The code for each I/O is indicated by a group LED and a channel LED.
If the GAP 1605 is not connected to a Dupline system, it will turn off within two seconds.
In singlemode the Channel key also has the ability to disable an In/Out-position. Channel must simply be pressed past channel 8, whereby both the Channel LED and the Group LED will turn off. To reenable, just press Channel again.
The first In/Out LED now turns on. Connect the Dupline system, and press Read/ On . If output status is set, then channel LED 1 will illuminate. Pressing Channel will toggle the output status On/Off. Press Prog to store. If Read/On is pressed when no Dupline system is connected, the LEDs will flash to indicated a false condition. Only a successful reading will reset this condition.
GAP 1605
Du line
Fieldbus
Installationbus
Mode of Operation (cont.)

Other features To code a Dupline module off-line, neither Dupline nor power to supply the module is required. Simply connect the module to the programmer and start coding. Caution To ensure long battery life, always remember to turn the switch off on the GAP 1605.
Additional information If On-line coding (module connected to an operating Dupline system) is performed, the module automatically disconnects ifself from the Dupline and returns to normal operation after the programmer cable is disconnected. Scope of supply: 1 x programming unit GAP 1605 1 x cable GAP CAB 1 x user manual MAN GAP ENG Not supplied: 1 x 9 V battery type 6LR61 The GAP 1605 automatically turns off when no key has been pressed within the last 30 seconds.
If the connection cable is removed from the Dupline module, the GAP 1605 will switch off within 2 seconds.
Low battery indication When battery is low, the In/Out row of LEDs will roll centerwards in an eyecatching manner.
Warning When using the GAP 1605 you must connect the cable to the GAP 1605 before connecting the cable to any Dupline module that is to be coded. Even so, the cable must first be removed from the Dupline module before disconnecting it from the GAP 1605. Without observing these precautions you may destroy the ASIC inside the Dupline module through static discharges.

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