
Ascon Tecnologic - A01 - Instruction Manual - PAG. 3
2.5 How to access to the DIP switches
1. Raise the cover (A).
2. The DIP switches are easily identifiable (Microswitches).
Start
A B C TTL
ON
DIP Switches
A
ON
OFF
2.6 Operative mode selection
2.6.1 Mode 1 - Firmware version detection
To detect the version of the Firmware loaded in the key,
proceed as follows:
1. Set the DIP switches as shown below:
ON
2. Power the device via the USB connection or an external
power supply;
3. Push the “Start” button;
4. The double colour LED present in the key, repeatedly
lights up with green colour; the number of flashes
indicates the firmware revision number.
5. After reporting the version, the LED will light up with red
colour to indicate that the process has ended.
6. After about 1 s, the LED returns to the steady green colour.
2.6.2 Mode 2 - Copying all parameters from an
instrument to a key (Upload)
1. Set the DIP switches as shown below;
ON
2. Make sure that the instrument and/or the key are powered
(Chapter 3);
3. Connect the key to the instrument using the 5 pin connector;
4. Make sure the LED is lighted in green (steady or flashing);
5. Push the “Start” button;
6. The LED shows the steady red colour to indicate that the
command is in progress;
7. Wait for a few seconds.
At the end of the copy procedure the LED can be:
• Steady green: Operation properly terminated.
–The key can be removed.
–The key has stored a valid configuration.
• RED, slow frequency flashing: Copy failed.
One of the following conditions occurred:
–The key has been withdrawn before the operation
has ended;
–A communication error occurred;
–The device contains no valid data.
The action must be repeated.
2.6.3 Mode 3 - How to copy all data from a key
to an instrument
1. Set the DIP switches as shown below:
ON
2. Make sure that the instrument and/or the key are powered
(Chapter 3);
3. Connect the key to the instrument;
4. Make sure the LED is lighted in green (steady or flashing);
5. Push the “Start” button;
6. The LED shows the steady red colour to indicate that the
command is in progress;
7. Wait for a few seconds.
At the end of the copy procedure the LED can be:
• Steady green: Operation properly terminated.
–The key can be removed.
–The key has stored a valid configuration.
• RED, slow frequency flashing: Copy failed.
One of the following conditions occurred:
–The key has been withdrawn before the operation
has ended;
–A communication error occurred;
–“PACS” parameter (enables/disables the instrument
remote configuration) is set to disable the remote
instrument configuration.
–The instrument has retained the data it had before
the transfer attempt.
• RED, fast frequency flashing: Copy failed.
One of the following conditions occurred:
–The configuration stored in the key is not compatible
with the connected instrument.
–An attempt was made to transfer the configuration
for a new instrument to an old controller.
In any case, both the key and the instrument maintain
the previously stored configuration.
2.6.4 Mode 5 - Copying the configuration only
from a key to an instrument
1. Set the DIP switches as shown below:
ON
2. Make sure that the instrument and/or the key are powered
(Chapter 3);
3. Connect the key to the instrument using the 5 pin connector;
4. Make sure the LED is lighted in green (steady or flashing);
5. Push the “Start” button;
6. The LED shows the steady red colour to indicate that the
command is in progress;
7. Wait for a few seconds.
At the end of the copy procedure the LED can be:
• Steady green: Operation properly terminated.
–The key can be removed.
–The key has stored a valid configuration.
• RED, slow frequency flashing: Copy failed.
One of the following conditions occurred:
–The key has been withdrawn before the operation
has ended;
–A communication error occurred;
–“PACS” parameter (enables/disables the instrument
remote configuration) is set to disable the remote