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Compiled: Lv Hongchang Checked: Wu Fangying
Standardized: Li Lianchang Inspected: Yu Bin
Version : V1. 0
Doc.Code: F0SF.452.028(E)
Issued Date: 2013‐08‐19
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Preface
Safety information
Strictly follow the company and international safety regulations.

Working in a high voltage environment requires serious approch to
aviod human injuries and damage to equipment
Do not touch any circuitry during operation. Potentially lethal

voltages and currents are present
Avoid to touching the circuitry when covers are removed. The

Gateway contains electirc circuits which can be damaged if exposed
to static electricity. Lethal high voltage circuits are also exposed
when covers are removed
Using the isolated test pins when measuring signals in open circuitry.
Potentially lethal voltages and currents are present
Never connect or disconnect wire and/or connector to or from

Gateway during normal operation. Dangerous voltages and currents
are present. Operation may be interrupted and Gateway and
measuring circuitry may be damaged
Always connect the Gateway to protective earth regardless of the

operating conditions. Operating the Gateway without proper earthing
may damage both Gateway and measuring circuitry and may cause
injuries in case of an accident.
Do not remove the screw from a powered Gateway or from an

Gateway connected to power circuitry. Potentially lethal voltages and
currents are present
Using the certified conductive bags to transport PCBs (modules).

Handling modules with a conductive wrist strap connected to
protective earth and on an antistatic surface. Electrostatic discharge
may cause damage to the module due to electronic circuits are
sensitive to this phenomenon
Do not connect live wires to the Gateway, internal circuitry may be

damaged
When replacing modules using a conductive wrist strap connected to

protective earth. Electrostatic discharge may damage the modules
and Gateway circuitry
When installing and commissioning, take care to avoid electrical

shock if accessing wiring and connection Gateways

Contents
Chapter 1 Opening Inspection.......................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 2 Installation and commissioning .................................................................................... 10
1 Installation ....................................................................................................................................... 11
2 Inspection before powering on .................................................................................................... 12
3 Insulation resistance measurement ............................................................................................ 13
4 Power-on inspection of device ..................................................................................................... 14
Chapter 3 Description of device terminal ...................................................................................... 15
1 Main cpu Module ........................................................................................................................... 16
2 Ethernet Module............................................................................................................................. 17
3 Serial port Module ......................................................................................................................... 18
4 Binary input/output Module .......................................................................................................... 19
5 Time synchronization .................................................................................................................... 20
6 Power Module ................................................................................................................................ 23
Chapter 4 Human-machine interface and its operation .............................................................. 24
1 Front layout of the device ............................................................................................................. 25
2 Display under normal operation .................................................................................................. 26
3 Menu and its operation ................................................................................................................. 27
Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance ......................................................................................... 42
1 Inspection before operation ......................................................................................................... 44
2 Notes during operation ................................................................................................................. 45
3 Common failures and countermeasures IRIG-B mode ............................................................ 46
Chapter 6 Transportation and storage .......................................................................................... 47

Chapter 1 Opening Inspection

About this chapter
This chapter describes open package inspection of Gateway.


1 After opening the package, check whether the device appearance is intact
without any damage.
2 Check whether the certificate of compliance, supporting documents,
accessories and spare parts of the device are consistent with the order
requirements, whether the description, name and quantity are consistent with
that specified in the packing list and whether the device is complete.
3 Please contact the manufacturer immediately in case of any problems.

Chapter 2 Installation and commissioning
Chapter 2 Installation and

commissioning
About this chapter
This chapter describes installation of Gateway and inspection before and
after Gateway is energized.


1 Installation
1 The fixing device shall be fastened to the panel (cabinet) firmly and the
coupling screws of the device shall be tightened.
2 The device grounding shall be of reliable connection to the panel (cabinet)
grounding with grounding wire and grounding busbar and system.
3 The device wiring shall comply with the requirements of wiring diagram.


2 Inspection before powering on

(a) Pull out all module and check whether the mechanical parts and
components on the plug-ion are loose and drop one by one, whether there
is mechanical damage and whether the wiring is firm;
(b) Check whether module connectors are in place and whether the locking is
reliable;
(c) Check whether the connection between Human-machine interface (MMI)
and panel is reliable;
(d) Check whether the lower four positions of dial switch on the main CPU
module, Ethernet module, serial port module, field bus module,
input/output module and time synchronization module are consistent with
the inserted slot position; in case of cascade connection, check whether
the higher four positions meet the non-repetitive requirements.

3 Insulation resistance measurement

The insulation resistance between circuits detected with magneto-ohmmeter
with an open-circuit voltage of 500V in accordance with table 1 shall not be
less than 100MΩ.
Group A: power circuit terminal 220V+ and 220V- (or 110V+ and 110V-) of
power terminal
Group B: Binary input and public terminal 13-16 of binary input/output
module terminal, 4 lines in total
Group C: binary input terminal 1-10 of binary input/output module terminal,
10 lines in total
Grounding: grounding terminal (enclosure)
Table 1 Insulation resistance detection circuit
Serial No. Detection circuit Terminal
1 Power circuit to grounding Group A to grounding
2 Binary output circuit to grounding Group B to grounding
3 Binary input circuit to grounding Group C to grounding
4 Power circuit to binary output circuit Group A to Group B

4 Power-on inspection of device

After powering on the device, check according to the following steps:
(a) LCD displays welcome screen and then enter normal display without any
alarm information;
(b) LED indicator is normal and the accident, alarm and communication
interrupt indicators are not on;
(c) The keyboard of good contact and flexible operation;
(d) The configuration information displayed on LCD is consistent with the
actual situation of the device;
(e) The clock shall be same with the actual time, otherwise, calibration shall
be conducted.

Description of device terminal
Chapter 3 Description of device

terminal
About this chapter
This chapter describes modules and terminal definition of Gateway.



1 Main CPU Module

It is DB9 serial port above the main CPU-N module and Ethernet port below
such module. The Ethernet ports are 4 Ethernet RJ45 ports, which are
Ethernet 1, 2, 3 and 4 in order from top to bottom.


2 Ethernet Module
The external terminal of -N type Ethernet module is same with that of -N type
main CPU module.


3 Serial port Module

The serial port module terminal is green 20-wire Phoenix terminal, which is for
the use of RS232 and RS485 of 6 serial ports and the common terminal of
two methods shall be selected by dialing up or jumper on the panel. See table
2 for the terminal definition.
Table 2 Serial port module terminal definition description
Serial No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mark A1 B1 GND A2 B2 GND A3 B3 GND A4
Serial No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Mark B4 GND A5 B5 GND A6 B6 GND NC NC
Meanwhile, there is a small table on the baffle on the top of the module
terminal, indicating the corresponding relation of AX and BX above under
RS232 and RS485 working mode as shown in table 3.
Table 3 Serial port module working mode definition
A B
RS232 RXD TXD
RS485 A B


4 Binary input/output Module
The binary input/output module terminal is green 20-wire Phoenix terminal
and ten-way binary inputs and two-way binary outputs are provided. See
table 4 for the terminal definition.
Table 4 Binary input/output module terminal definition description
Serial No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Mark DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 DI6 DI7 DI8 DI9 DI10
Serial No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Mark NC 5VGND DO1+ DO1- DO2+ DO2- NC NC NC 5VGND

5 Time synchronization
Setting description of dial switch: (ON: corresponding position i s 1,
otherwise, the corresponding position is 0)
The dial switch J4 shall set the address of time synchronization module with a
range of 0x00-0x0f (see table 5). To distinguish it with the address of other
module, the 0x0c address is allocated for time synchronization module.
Table 5 Address setting range of dial switch J4
b4 b3 b2 b1 module address b4 b3 b2 b1 module address

0 0 0 0 0x00 1 0 0 0 0x08
0 0 0 1 0x01 1 0 0 1 0x09
0 0 1 0 0x02 1 0 1 0 0x0a
0 0 1 1 0x03 1 0 1 1 0x0b
0 1 0 0 0x04 1 1 0 0 0x0c
0 1 0 1 0x05 1 1 0 1 0x0d
0 1 1 0 0x06 1 1 1 0 0x0e
0 1 1 1 0x07 1 1 1 1 0x0f
See table 6 for the specific setting of dial switch J12 (b1-b4: serial port
protocol type; b5-b8: B code).
Table 6 Address setting range of dial switch J12
Time b8 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 Synchronous Remarks

synchroniz clock type
ation
method
Serial port 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Serial port Sifang
+ pulse connecting
time SN-1
synchroniz 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Serial port Wave
ation mode connecting electricity
BSS
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Reserved
~ Reserved
0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 Reserved
B code 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Differential
time and level
synchroniz signal
ation mode

The time synchronization module terminal is green 6-wire Phoenix terminal,
supporting GPS pulse time synchronization and IRIG-B time synchronization.
See table 7 for the terminal definition.
Table 7 Time synchronization module terminal definition description
Serial No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
Mark IN1 IN2 TXD RXD GND NC
IRIG-B pulse time IRIG-B + IRIG-B - GND
synchronization
IRIG-B level time DC level+ DC level- GND
Ap synchronization
pli GPS time GPS+ GPS- TXD RXD GND
cat synchronization RS232
ion serial port
GPS time GPS+ GPS- 485+ 485- GND
synchronization RS485
serial port
Under GPS pulse time synchronization method, IN1 and IN2 terminals are
pulse input terminals, TXD, RXD and GND terminals are serial port
connection terminal, in which TXD is sending line, connected to the receiving
line of opposite terminal and RXD is the receiving line, connected to the
sending line of opposite terminal and GND is grounding under RS232; TXD
connects to 485+ and RXD connects to 485- under RS485.
Under IRIG-B time synchronization method, IN1 and IN2 terminals are input
terminals, whether pulse time synchronization or level synchronization, IN1 is
positive input terminal and IN2 is the negative input terminal and GND
terminal is shielding grounding.
The selection of time synchronization method relies on the hardware jumper
and completed by coordinating with J5-J11 and J13 on the module. See table
8 for the specific use method.
Table 8 Time synchronization jumper selection of time synchronization module
Mark J5 J6 J7 J8 J9 J10 J11 J13
A IRIG-B pulse time B_C B_C B_C / / B_C B_C /
pp synchronization

lic IRIG-B level time B_DC B_DC B_DC / / B_C B_C /DC
ati synchronization
on GPS time GPS GPS GPS 232 232 / / /
synchronization
RS232 serial port
GPS time GPS GPS GPS 485 485 485 485 /
synchronization
RS485 serial port
The “B_C” and “GPS” marked in above table are the mark of jumper
position and there is clear mark near the corresponding jumper on the
hardware board of module. The “/” in the table means that the jumper
position has no impact on the application, which shall be vacant.

6 Power Module
There are 2 kinds of power module, one supports 220V AC/DC input and the
other supports 110V DC input. The terminal is green 8-wire Phoenix terminal.
See table 9 for the terminal definition.
Table 9 Power module terminal definition description
Serial No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
220V 220V+ NC 220V- NC GND NC Loss of Loss of
power power power

Mark
110V 110V+ NC 110V- NC GND NC Loss of Loss of
power power power
In case of AC input of 220V power module, 220V+ and 220V- terminals can
be connected to any two AC lines.
Terminal 7 and 8 is the loss-of-power alarm blank node output, which is a
normally closed node and closed upon loss of power.

Human-machine interface and its operation
Chapter 4 Human-machine interface

and its operation
About this chapter
This chapter describes HMI, menu operation and menu display of Gateway.

1 Front layout of the device

Figure 1 Front layout of CSC-1321 series devices
Explanation of elements on the panel:

There are eight indicators on the left panel, among which the front five
have clear definitions and the rest three are for reservation. The
definitions of the five indicators are power, alarm, accident,
communication interrupt and telemaintenance.
There is a 128*240 dot matrix (or 8 rows*15 columns) blue screen LCD,
with four direction buttons and three function keys on the front panel. The
screen can display local information and provide modification methods of
partial information. The three function keys located above and below the
four direction buttons. The one above is signal reset key, and the two
below are “QUIT” button and “SET” button respectively

2 Display under normal operation
The LCD will display welcome interface after being started, and then enter
recycling display, whose contents include the communication status of
module under current configuration
2013-03-22 15:16:55 1/3
module 2 Active
module 3 Active
……
……
Figure 2 CSC-1321 normal operation recycling display interface
The top line of the interface is time which indicates the local time to seconds.
Figure on the right side is the notion for pages. For example: “1/3” means that
there are totally 3 pages in display and the current page is the first one. The
right side of the top line always displays the similar notion for pages in the
whole menu. The upper right of the screen will display “*” while receiving GPS
time synchronization.
When the communication status of module is changed, the recycling display
will shift to notice display. The recycling display will be recovered when QUIT
button is pressed. After resetting the configuration, the machine prompts to be
restarted to take the new configuration into effect.
Pressing up/ down button under cycling display status can turn pages; long
pressing up/down button can perform rapid page turning.
Pressing QUIT button under cycling display status can lock the screen and
show an “L” in the top line, which indicates the locking status. Pressing QUIT
button again to unlock the screen, and then the “L” will disappear.
Pressing the button SET to enter the main menu under cycling status.

3 Menu and its operation
Menu discription
Description for menu at all levels shall refer to table 10.
Table 10 Function of menu at all levels
Main menu First level Second level Third Fourth Function
menu menu level level description
menu menu
Display the
Default Sort
communication
CommState
Active Sort status of module
Inactive Sort and devices
Function set Sla Dev State Set Gateway has no
such function
Gateway has no
Sla Call Set
such function
Sla Config Change Gateway has no
Notify
such function
module 14 Display binary input

Run.con status in line with
module (including
StateDisp output status, 10
circuits in total)
module 15
DI&DO …
module 14 fit each binary output
actuator operation in
line with each

DoOper
module
module 15

menu menu
Restart module module1 Start module by
…… panel
All module
Display software
VersionInfo version information
of the device
Set protocol and

module name Name list of
DeviceSettg channel parameters
list protocol
of module
Set the time of the

Modify Time
system
TimeSetting Sync Time Set automatic time
synchronization
function and time
Fault Event Display the stored
information of
Alarm Event
protection events,
Dig Event alarm events,
telesignalisation
EventInfo Rea time Info events and
communication
Comm Event events; it will be in
effect after starting
the event information
display function
Master module Set the address of
IP1 module IP1
LocalSettg Master module Set the address of
IP2 module IP2
ClearHisRec Clear all the history

menu menu
Set the effectiveness
of accident, alarm,
Event Enable communication
outage and remote

Light Control
maintenance lights
Alarm Enable
Comm Enable
Maintain Enable
GPS Enable
Set the information of
protection events,
protection alarm,
telesignalisation,
Event Enable communication
status and accident
Inf Control report, etc. whether
to display on the
panel or not.
Alarm Enable
Dig Enable
Comm Enable
RecList Enable
Adjust the contrast

Contrast
ratio of LCD
LCD.Settg
Backlighting set the automatic out
time time of backlight
Language（语言） Set the LCD to

简体中文
display in Chinese
Set the LCD to

English
display in English

There are unified operations under each menu: pressing up/down button for
page turning, long pressing up/down button for fast paging, pressing QUIT to
exit and Pressing SET to enter the next level menu.
The display interface of main menu:
Main menu 1/1
Run.con ValueSettg
TimeSettg EventInfo
LocalSettg LCD.Settg
语言(Language)
Figure 3 CSC-1321 main menu display interface
3.1 Operating condition

There are four first level menus in operating condition: communication status,
function setting, input and output, restart module and version information.

[1] 1/3
CommState
Functiong Set
DI&DO
Restart module
VersionInfo
Figure 4 CSC-1321 operating condition display interface
3.1.1 Communication status

Move the cursor to communication status on operation condition menu, and
pressing SET to display view options. The interface is as follows:
S232 serial port is located on front panel, the software tool in PC can be
connected with the IED via this port to make setting, testing and cofiguration,
etc.
[1-1] 1/1

Default Sort
Active Sort
Inactive Sort
Figure 5 CSC-1321 sorting modes selecting interface
After selecting a view mode, press SET button to display communication status of
each module in line with sorting mode, and to display communication status of
each configured devices. The interface is as follows:
[1-1-1] 1/1
module2 Active
module7 Active
……
Figure 6 CSC-1321 communication status display interface
3.1.2 Function setting

Move the cursor to “Function setting” menu item on operation status menu,
press SET button to enter “Function setting”. The interface is as follows:
[1-2] 1/1
Sla Dev State Set

Sla Call Set
Sla Config Change Notify
Figure 7 CSC-1326 function setting display interface
3.1.3 Binary input and output

Move the cursor to “binary input and output” menu item on operating condition
menu, press SET button to enter “Status display”. It will display current
configured binary input status of each binary input and output module
respectively. For example, module 14 and module 15 are binary input and
output module, and it can be viewed on display interface as follows:
[1-3-1] 1/1

module14
module 15
Figure 8 CSC-1321 display interface for input and output module selecting
Select module 14, press SET button to view each of the input and output
status of it:
[1-3-1-1] 1/1
DI：1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
O O O O O O O O O O
DO：1 2
C C
Figure 9 CSC-1321 input and output status display interface
Move the cursor to “input and output” menu item on operating conditionmenu
and enter it; press SET button to enter “output actuator” and display current
configured input and output module respectively. For example, module 14
and module 15 are input and output module, and it can be seen on the
interface as follows:
[1-3-2] 1/1
module 6
DO1 Open
DO1 Close
……
Figure 10 CSC-1321 module selecting display interface
Select module 14, press SET button to enter output drive operation command
display interface:
[1-3-2-1] 1/1
DO1open
DO1close
DO2 open
DO2 close

Figure 11 CSC-1321 binary output actuator display interface
3.1.4 Version information

Move the cursor to “Version information” menu item on operating condition
menu; press SET button to display current software version number. It will
display the interface as follows:
[1-5]
Software version: 01.20.00

time: Mar 4 2010 16;40;00
Code: DE68 C1A7
Figure 12 CSC-1321 version information display interface
3.2 Setting Setup

To set protocol and channel parameters for each module in the system, press
the “SET” button at “setting setup” menu item and you can see module list
display interface as follows:
[2] 1/1
module 1
module 2
module 3
…
Figure 13 CSC-1321 module list display interface
Press SET at a certain module, protocol lists of this module are shown.
[2-2] 1/1
ProtConf
S.104Protl1 ProtConf
Figure 14 CSC-1321 protocol list display interface
This left column is a name+serial number list of all the protocol configured for

the module, and the right column is an entrance to check the corresponding
protocol.
Move the cursor to a certain protocol, press SET to enter the interface of
channel display of this protocol, which is shown as follows:
[2-2-1] 1/1
Tcp Server1
Figure 15 CSC-1321 protocol channel display interface
Press SET at the serial interface channel 2 to enter the configuration of this
serial interface channel. More details are seen in 9.3.2.2.2. Channel
Configuration.
3.2.1 Protocol Configuration

Move the cursor to protocol configuration, and press SET to enter the
interface of protocol type:
[2-1-2] 1/1
protocol type: access to protocol 61850
Top:Only to Examine PtoType
Figure 16 CSC-1321 protocol type display interface
This interface is for reference only, and no modification of the protocol can be
made.
3.2.2 Channel Configuration

CSC-1321 system supports many types of channels, each with a different
channel configuration interface.
◆ Serial port configuration
Interface of serial port configuration is shown as follows:
[2-3-2-1] 1/1

Ser Port. /tyCo/01
Baudrate 09600
Tip; Modi need Manual reboot
Figure 17 CSC-1321 serial port channel parameter display interface
Move the cursor to the serial port number, and press the up or down keys to
modify its number. In a serial port module, its serial number can be chosen
from 1 to 6.
Move the cursor to the baud rate, and press the up or down key to change its
value.
Then, press SET to confirm your modification.
◆ Ethernet TCP server configuration
Interface of the Ethernet TCP server configuration is shown as follows:
[2-2-1-1] 1/1
Rem IP 192.188.110.001
Mon port 2040
Figure 18 CSC-1321 Ethernet TCP server channel parameter display interface
Move the cursor to the remote IP address, and press the up or down key to
change its IP address.
Move the cursor to the monitoring port, and press the up or down key to
change port number.
◆ Ethernet TCP client configuration

Interface of the Ethernet TCP client configuration is shown as follows:
[2-2-3-1] 1/1

Rem IP 192.188.110.101
Sending port 2040
Figure 19 CSC-1321 Ethernet TCP client-site channel parameters display interface
Move the cursor to the connection port, and press the up or down key to alter
the port number.
Move the cursor to the remote IP address, and press the up or down key to
change the IP address
◆ Ethernet UDP configuration

Interface of Ethernet UDP configuration is shown as follows:
[2-3-1-1] 1/1
Receiving IP 192.188.110.101
Receiving port 2406
Sending IP 236.008.008.008
Sending port 1888
Figure 20 CSC-1321 Ethernet UDP channel parameters display interface
◆ Ethernet UDP2000 Configuration

Interface of Ethernet UDP2000 configuration is shown as follows:
[2-3-1-1] 1/1
IP1 192.168.110.101
IP2 192.168.110.102
IP3 192.168.110.103
Receiving port 1 1888
Receiving port 2 1888
Sending port 1889
Figure 21 Interface of CSC-1321 Ethernet UDP2000 channel parameters
Move the cursor to the address of IP1, IP2, and IP3 respectively, and press

the up or down key to change its address.
Move the cursor to the receive port or Sending port, and press the up or down
key to change the port number.
To all the above devices, restart its module or the whole device.
3.3 Time setting

Time setting is to set the system clock and automatic time synchronization
function. The interface is shown as follows:
[3] 1/1
Modify Time Sync Time
Figure 22 Interface of CSC-1321 time setting
3.3.1 Clock setting

Move the cursor to “clock setting”, and press SET to enter the following
interface:
[3-1] 1/1
Current time
2013-03-20 16;14;15
Setting time
2013-03-20 16;14;15
Figure 23 CSC-1321 clock setting interface
In initial interface, setting time equals to the current time. When entering this
interface, its current time keeps going as its second beats, while its setting
time suspends for modification. Move the cursor to the figure needed, and
press the up or down key to adjust its figure. Long pressing can accelerate its
changing speed. Then, press SET to confirm your adjustment, QUIT to
cancel.
3.3.2 Automatic time synchronization

Move the cursor to “Automatic time synchronization”, and press SET to
access the interface shown in Figure 24.

“Automatic time synchronization Stop” means this function is disabled, and to
switch its state, press the up or down key after choosing “out” menu through
left or right key.
“Adjusting time 16” means the system would adjust time for all devices
installed at 16 O’clock, whenever this function is accessible. To modify the
adjusting time, first, press the left or right key to choose “16”, and press the up
or down key to do adjustment (within 0~23). As to above modifications, press
SET to enable them, QUIT to cancel or log out.
[3-2] 1/1
Sync Time Turn Off

Set Sync Time 16
Top:SET key to Confirm

QUIT Key To Cancel
Figure 24 CSC-1321 automatic time synchronization interface
3.4 Event Information

As a submenu of event information, real-time information is a kind of
information saved during the loop when the device is on power, while to be
lost when the power is off. It can be divided into protection event, alarm event,
telesignalisation event and communication event, function of which all
depends on their enable/disable function respectively.
[4] 1/1
Real-time Info
Figure 25 CSC-1321 event information interface
If functions of the four events are all accessible, interface of menu appears
after entering real-time information as follows:
[4-1] 1/1

Fault event
Alarm event
Dig event
Comm event
If only protection event and communication event are accessible and

the other two items are disabled, interface of the menu is shown as
follows:
[4-1] 1/1
Fault event
Comm event
3.4.1 Communication event

Move the cursor to the “Communication event” under the menu of real-time
information, and press SET to enter the following interface.
Real T ime Info:Comm Ev ent

3/34
2005-11-23 12:27:10
module 1 Active
2005-11-23 20:34:20
module 3 Active
2005-11-23 20:34:26
module 2 Active
Figure 28 CSC-1321event information interface
Event information arranged by the order of time can be seen in this interface,
including time, device, and event type. Press the up or down key to turn the
page while reading and long pressing can accelerate the page turning speed.
Press QUIT to log out.

3.5 Local settings

In local settings, you can modify the address of outer net IP1 and IP2 of the
main CPU modules, clean up all the event information recorded, set all the
indicator lights enable, and set the interface enable of all information.
3.6 LCD adjustment

LCD adjustment is to adjust the effect of LCD, including display contrast and
the automatic out time of backlight.
[6] 1/1
Contrast
Backlight time
Figure 30 CSC-1321 LCD adjustment submenu interface
3.6.1 Display contrast

Press SET while the cursor is at the display contrast menu of LCD adjustment
to enter the interface of contrast settings, shown as follows:
[6-1]
LCD test
UP or DOWN to Set Contrast
Figure 31 CSC-1321 LCD contrast adjustment interface
In the interface, press the up or down key to adjust its contrast, and the
adjusted effect can be seen simultaneously.
3.6.2 Backlight time

Press SET while the cursor is at the backlight time menu of LCD adjustment
to enter the following interface of backlight time settings:.
[6-2]

Setting Backlighting Time
05 Min
Figure 32 Interface of LCD backlight time adjustment of CSC-1321
When in this interface, press the up or down key to adjust the backlight time
within 00~99, which indicates the time limit of backlight. For example, if
setting its value into 15, then the backlight would be out 15 minutes of
no-operation; if setting it into 0, the backlight would be long bright and won’t
be quenched.
After setting, press SET to confirm the adjustment, or QUIT to cancel.
3.7 Language
Language menu is to set the language (simplified Chinese，English) of LCD
display. Press the left or right key of the four buttons to enter the following
language setting interface:
[7] 语言(Language) 1/1
简体中文
Englsih
Figure 33 CSC-1321 LCD display language settings interface

Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance
Chapter 5 Operation and

Maintenance
About this chapter
This chapter describes operation and maintenance rules of Gateway
.


Users shall compile their own operation and maintenance regulations based
on their site conditions, and the following items listed are for reference only.

1 Inspection before operation

a) The power indicator light on the front panel shall be on while turning on
power.
b) MMI is in normal function.
c) Information of devices and channels displayed on the LCD are consistent
with the actual situation.
d) When connecting to maintenance tool, “remote maintenance” indicator
light shall be on.

2 Notes during operation

a) Under normal operating conditions, only the power indicator light on the
front panel is on, and others are out.
b) It is prohibited to press any of the key on panel at will while in operating.
c) Any unauthorized modification to the configuration parameters of each
channel is especially banned.

3 Common failures and countermeasures

IRIG-B mode
Common failures, analysis of causes, and handling methods can be seen in
Table11.
Table 11 Common failures, causes, and handling methods
Phenomena of Analysis of causes Handling methods
Serial common failures
No
No work, MMI and Not reliable connection of Check the power supply wiring
1 indicator lights are not power supply to assure it is reliably
on while powering on connected.
Loose terminal between Push the module closely to the
Communication outage module and rear panel terminal.

2
of modules Wrong settings of the address Adjust it into the correct
dial-up of this module address dial-up.
LCD change due to Adjust the LCD display contrast

3 Unclear LCD display
temperature change in the menu.

Chapter 6 Transportation and storage

About this chapter
This chapter describes transportation and storage condition of Gateway
.


This device shall be stored in a room with a temperature between -10℃～
+40℃, relative humidity not more than 80%, and without any corrosion,
flammable, or explosive hazardous materials in the surrounding air. Avoid
violent vibration, impact and collision in transportation.

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Technical support: Tel: 010‐62986668 Fax: 010‐62981900

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Strictly follow the company and international safety regulations.

Do not touch any circuitry during operation. Potentially lethal

Avoid to touching the circuitry when covers are removed. The

Never connect or disconnect wire and/or connector to or from

Always connect the Gateway to protective earth regardless of the

Do not remove the screw from a powered Gateway or from an

Using the certified conductive bags to transport PCBs (modules).

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Do not connect live wires to the Gateway, internal circuitry may be

When replacing modules using a conductive wrist strap connected to

When installing and commissioning, take care to avoid electrical

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Chapter 1 Opening Inspection

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Chapter 2 Installation and

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2 Inspection before powering on

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3 Insulation resistance measurement

Table 1 Insulation resistance detection circuit

Serial No. Detection circuit Terminal

1 Power circuit to grounding Group A to grounding

2 Binary output circuit to grounding Group B to grounding

3 Binary input circuit to grounding Group C to grounding

4 Power circuit to binary output circuit Group A to Group B

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4 Power-on inspection of device

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Chapter 3 Description of device

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1 Main CPU Module

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3 Serial port Module

Table 2 Serial port module terminal definition description

Mark A1 B1 GND A2 B2 GND A3 B3 GND A4

Mark B4 GND A5 B5 GND A6 B6 GND NC NC

Table 3 Serial port module working mode definition

RS232 RXD TXD

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Table 4 Binary input/output module terminal definition description

Mark NC 5VGND DO1+ DO1- DO2+ DO2- NC NC NC 5VGND

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Table 5 Address setting range of dial switch J4

b4 b3 b2 b1 module address b4 b3 b2 b1 module address

Table 6 Address setting range of dial switch J12

Time b8 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 Synchronous Remarks

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Table 7 Time synchronization module terminal definition description

Mark IN1 IN2 TXD RXD GND NC

IRIG-B pulse time IRIG-B + IRIG-B - GND

IRIG-B level time DC level+ DC level- GND

pli GPS time GPS+ GPS- TXD RXD GND