ADE MISTER POCKET User manual

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User manual

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Contents:
1. Description
2. Technical data
2.1 Power supply
2.2 Cable connection
2.3 Display
3. Base operation
4. Use
4.1 Optical sensor
4.1.1 Address programming
4.1.2 Bus initialisation
4.1.3 Display sensors
4.1.4 Read our address
4.1.5 Copy address
4.1.6 Display a sensor
4.2 Mechanical switch
4.3 LED button
4.4 CB-EXTIN
4.5 Controller
4.6 Vista Plus
5. Accessories and spare parts
6. Dimensional deviations

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1. Description
Our Mister Pocket is the start-up & configuration device for our
sensors and in-/output devices in the e-kanban system.
Depending on the device connected, corresponding parameters
an be configured without PC with the Mister Pocket. It is operated
with a replaceable, rechargeable battery and has enough capacity
to operate for many hours.
The built-in 4 cm loudspeaker guarantees loud acoustic
notification. An optionally built-in 2D barcode reader rounds off
the input options.
Mister Pocket can also be used to start operation of finished
sensor installations, or, if necessary, to check functions or look for
errors in the system.
This device is part of the basic equipment of our e-kanban system.
A charging station and four-battery charging device are optionally
available.

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2. Technical data
2.1 Power supply
- 4,8V NiMH rechargeable battery with 1000 mAh
2.2 Cable connection
- USB cable with RJ connector
2.3 Display
- 128x64 pixel LCD with beck-lighting

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3. Basic operation
Mister Pocket on-/off switch
This is on the bottom of the device (sliding switch) At position "1"
Mr Pocket is switched on and at position "0" it is switched off.
Navigation
You can use the arrow keys and to navigate through the
menus.
The key (at the very top on the right) or Enter can be used
to select a menu point. Use Clear to leave it again.
Contrast and volume
If you are in the menu "Select device", you can use the key F to
activate the setting menu for contrast and volume. A small box in
the lower right corner of the display informs you of this visually.
You can use the arrow keys and to change the volume
and andthe contrast.
By tapping the Fkey again, the setting menu is deactivated.

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4. Use

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4.1 Optical sensor
You can access the following
functions for the optical sensor
from this menu.
4.1.1 Address programming
Every sensor must have a clear long
address to ensure they can be
differentiated in the bus system.
This requires programming.
In this menu, you are called on to
enter an address. The address is
always six figure e.g. "02 03 05" These are always groups of two
with an initial zero. For example, you can enter "020305“ or
"235". The missing zeros are then added automatically.
If you made a mistake, you can simply repeat the process.

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4.1.2 Initialise bus
If you want to display all sensors
connected to the bus with Mister
Pocket (4.1.3), initialisation must
first take place. The device then
determines which and how many
devices are present.
4.1.3 Display sensors
Before you can display the sensors
in the bus, the bus has to be
initialised (4.1.2).
Here, Mister Pocket displays all
initialised sensors with a serial
number, address and status. Since
the device only has an eight-line
display, you can use the arrow keys and to scroll through
the list of sensors.
The sensor which last reported a changed status is always
focused on and highlighted in grey.
The following table indicates the status.

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Status
Meaning
B
The sensor is occupied
N
The sensor is not occupied
F
The sensor has an inconsistent status
-
The sensor does not respond
4.1.4 Read out address
This function copies the address of
the connected sensors to the
memory of Mr Pocket.
Only relevant for the function "Copy
address" (4.1.5).
4.1.5 Copy address
The address read out (4.1.4) is
written to the sensor connected.

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4.1.6 Display a sensor
In order to be able to find a
particular sensor in a shelf system,
you can make the sensor flash with
this function.
After selecting this function,
bus initialisation takes place
automatically. After conclusion of the initialisation, you can enter
the sensor address looked for.
If this sensor is not in the system, Mr Pocket issues an error tone.
If the sensor is present, it flashes regularly and as a result is easy
to recognise.