NKE Pad Display Mode d’emploi

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Pad Display

Part number: 90-60-545 Pad Display White

90-60-546 Pad Display Carbon

User Guide

Installation manual

V1.3

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introduction.......................................................................................................... 3

operation ............................................................................................................. 3

2.1

Key pad description....................................................................................... 3

Settings of the Pad Display ................................................................................. 5

3.1

Set up an address for the Pad Display.......................................................... 5

3.2

Key sound ..................................................................................................... 5

Use in a topline Bus............................................................................................. 6

4.1

Select of a display ......................................................................................... 6

4.2

Shortcut Pages A, B, C, D............................................................................. 7

4.3

Timer............................................................................................................. 7

4.3.1

Key TIMER and SYNC............................................................................ 7

4.3.2

Key OK (T1 et T2)................................................................................... 8

Installation........................................................................................................... 9

5.1

Pad Display packing list................................................................................. 9

5.2

Wiring the Pad Display.................................................................................. 9

5.3

Mounting the Pad Display............................................................................ 10

Specifications of the Pad Display ...................................................................... 11

Firmware evolution for the pad Display ............................................................. 12

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1. INTRODUCTION

The Pad Display is a control for the Topline Bus. It is used to control Multidisplay,

Multigraphic displays, to manage the timer and the display standby control.

2. OPERATION

The Pad Display is given a node address, like a display. When the Pad Display is

powered for the first time, the default address is 0 (factory setting). It will be

necessary to define a node address for the Pad Pilot to be recognised and to operate

on the Topline Bus.

2.1 Key pad description

The Pad Display has 10 keys. They are used to control the display, to access the

menu, manage the Display and the Timer.

SYNC

TIMER

PAGE

NAVIGATEUR

SHORTCUT PAGES

MOB

RED LED

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•RED LED

Led indicating the current mode for the Pad Display (display selection mode,

set-up mode)

Flashes at each press.

•PAGE

Use this key to navigate in various displays of the Topline range. Press and

hold to access the display selection mode.

This key is also used to access the displays' menus, to scroll the pages and

for the "back/return" function.

Press and hold (at least 3 seconds) to open the Menu page.

•OK

This key is used to confirm a selection.

Press and hold (at least 3 seconds) to open the settings page for

backlighting.

•NAVIGATEUR

Use the left and right arrows to select the display. It is also used to navigate in

the menus and pages of the selected display.

•RACCOURCIS PAGES (A, B, C, D)

Keys A, B, C, D are used to call up programmed pages or the standby

command for Multigraphic and Multidisplay displays.

•TIMER

To Launch and stop timer

•SYNC

To synchronize the timer

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•MOB

Press and hold this key to trigger a Man Over Board function on the Topline

bus.

3. SETTINGS OF THE PAD DISPLAY

3.1 Set up an address for the Pad Display

When the Pad Display is powered for the first time, the default address is 0, the LED

flashes once per second, waiting for the operational node address. Press to

allocate an address.

If the Pad Display already has an address, there are two possibilities:

You wish to allocate a new address:

Press + simultaneously until you hear an audible signal (3

seconds) and the LED flashes once per second. You’ve accessed the setup

mode. To allocate a new address, press .

You wish to set reset the default address (0):

To do this, press + simultaneously during 3 seconds, until you

hear an audible signal and the LED flashes once per second. The address 0 is

allocated to the Pad Display by pressing . This restores the setup as it

was when the device was powered for the first time.

3.2 Key sound

Every time you press on a key on Pad Display, this generates a sound. This sound

can be disabled by entering the setup mode with + during 3 seconds

until you hear a Beep and then press the right arrow of . Repeat the procedure to

activate the key sound.

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4. USE IN A TOPLINE BUS

4.1 Select of a display

To select a display with the Pad Display, press until the second beep (5

seconds). You’ve accessed the selection mode. Then press on the left or right arrow

to toggle between displays. You may press several times until you find the desired

display.

This operation is required on the first use, as by default no display

is selected.

- Selecting TL25:

Press on until the second beep, then with and left and right arrows

you can select the TL25. Once the TL25 is selected, the upper line flashes. Press

to confirm this display is selected. Then you can modify the upper line using

up and down arrows of . To change line, use . Press and long hold

to access the sub-channel. Press to change the sub-channel. Press and hold

long to exit.

- Selecting Multigraphic:

Press until you hear a second beep and choose a display using the left and

right arrows of : Once Multigraphic has been selected, a remote control (version

2.3) or a yellow box (version 2.4) appears, then press to confirm. The keypad

works the same way as the one on the Multigraphic.

Refer to the manual of Multigraphic V2.4 or newer.

- Selecting Multidisplay:

Press until you hear a second beep and choose a display using the left and

right arrows of : Once the Multidisplay has been selected, a yellow box appears

and press to confirm.

Refer to the Multidisplay manual.

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4.2 Shortcut Pages A, B, C, D

Keys A, B, C, D are used to call up programmed pages or the standby command in

the Multigraphic and Multidisplay displays.

Example: I have a Pad Display, a Multidisplay and a Multigraphic in my Topline

installation. My two displays have the A key programmed. When I press the A key on

my Pad, I bring up the programmed page of each display. For the display standby

command, pressing once switches the display to standby and then waking it up.

4.3 Timer

4.3.1 Key TIMER and SYNC

TIMER and SYNC direct access to the timer. For pressing these keys to have an

effect it is necessary that:

A page with the TIMER channel has been created on at least one bus display.

That in the reactions to the SYNC shortcut the display of the page in question has

been programmed. Settings menu> Shortcut configuration> Sync shortcut - Goto

page X.

3 states for the TIMER :

1/ Not ready, no number is displayed ----

2/ Ready to launch. The time T1 is displayed.

3/ In process, the time decrease.

At first display the TIMER channel:

- To synchronize the TIMER, push longtime on , T1 is display.

- To change T1 push on one or many time.

- To launch TIMER push on .

- If you have delay, synchronize at the closest minute. Push .

Ex : If the TIMER display 1mn32 it will synchronize at 2mn and if the display

1mn24, it will synchronize at 1mn.

- To stop the TIMER push and push again for restart the TIMER.

- To prepare the TIMER push long time

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Once on the TIMER page you can also press to arm your TIMER via the menu.

(§4.3.2)

4.3.2 Key OK (T1 et T2)

When you select a Multidisplay or a Multigraphic with the PAD Display and you

display a page where the TIMER channel appears, pressing causes the

appearance of popup windows:

- First popup: "Arm TIMER T1". The TIMER channel displays the duration “T1”

configured in the “TIMER” sensor instead of the 4 lines indicating that the data is

empty.

- Second popup: "Start TIMER". The TIMER channel will count down the seconds

from T1.

- Third popup: "Synchronize T2". This allows for example to reset the stopwatch to a

phase of the procedure such as the preparatory signal at 4 minutes.

- Fourth popup: "Stop TIMER". This returns to the empty channel with 4 lines.

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5. INSTALLATION

WARNING

Turn the power supply OFF before doing any work on the TOPLINE Bus.

5.1 Pad Display packing list

- A Pad Display with a six meters cable.

- A protection cover.

- A Fixamo M14.

- A plastic M14 nut.

5.2 Wiring the Pad Display

Connect the bus cable to a Topline junction box as follow:

White wire on "+12 V white" or "+/white"

Shield on "GND" or "-/nu"

Black on "Data black" or "D/black"

Fixamo

Ecrou

plastique

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5.3 Mounting the Pad Display

There are several ways to mount the Pad Display:

An 18 mm diameter hole is required to allow the

cable running as well as the mounting kit.

If the supporting surface is between 1

and 3mm: Screw the plastic nut by hand.

If the supporting surface is between 3.1

and 40 mm: Screw by hand the Fixamo

to the unit and then the plastic nut.

Alternatively, you can use the two inserts

at the back of the Pad, and screw two

M3 screws.

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