RWM000062-MA-En, RightWON

RightWON Engine Standalone -
User Guide - V1.1
Document No. RWM000062-MA-en

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Document No. RWM000062-MA-en RightWON Engine Standalone - User Guide - V1.1
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Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................... 1
1.1. About the RightWON ............................................................................................... 1
1.2. Document scope .................................................................................................... 1
1.2.1. Other documents .............................................................................................. 1
1.3. Document conventions ............................................................................................ 2
1.4. Safety precautions ................................................................................................. 2
1.4.1. Warnings .................................................................................................... 2
1.4.2. Cautions ..................................................................................................... 3
Introduction to the RightWON Engine Family ...................................................................... 4
Configuring the RightWON Engine Standalone Version ......................................................... 6
3.1. Installing and configuring the internal hardware ......................................................... 6
3.1.1. Opening the chassis .......................................................................................... 6
3.1.2. Internal layout ................................................................................................. 7
3.1.3. Selecting the serial port interfaces ...................................................................... 8
3.1.4. Installing the DDR memory ................................................................................ 8
3.1.5. Installing the hard drive .................................................................................... 9
3.1.6. Closing the chassis ........................................................................................... 9
3.1.7. Installing the Compact Flash card ..................................................................... 10
3.2. Mounting the unit on a DIN rail .............................................................................. 10
3.3. External interfaces of the RightWON Engine............................................................. 10
3.3.1. Location of connectors and LEDs on the front panel ............................................ 11
3.3.2. Location of connectors on the top and bottom panels .......................................... 12
3.4. Software configuration .......................................................................................... 13
3.4.1. Installing and/or updating a project .................................................................. 13
3.4.2. Accessing the RightWON Engine console and executing a command ...................... 14
3.4.2.1. List of console commands .......................................................................... 14
3.4.3. Default parameters ......................................................................................... 14
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Revision History
Date Comments Author

(yy-mm-dd)
2011-11-16 V1.1: Initial release. C. Archambault
Document Applicability
Describes how the document version applies to the product, where appropriate.
Document Product Comments
version version
V1.1 and up ALL Initial release
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Introduction
Thank you for the trust you place in us, and congratulations for choosing the RightWON system
from Vizimax! For your satisfaction and the success of your projects, RightWON system has
been designed and manufactured to the highest quality and performance standards in the
industry.
1.1. About the RightWON

The RightWON system is a modular solution for the remote management and remote control of
industrial equipment bases. It is compatible with a number of operating modes, and handles
everything from small applications with a mobile fleet and crew to the most elaborate central
management systems.
At the information source the RightWON system connects to industrial devices such as
programmable logic controllers (PLCs), intelligent electronic devices (IEDs), and discreet
input/output points (I/Os), saves the data and detects any abnormal operating conditions.
If an event occurs, the RightWON system transmits the pertinent information to users,
operators and/or management stations using all available communication methods (telephone
or mobile phone networks, serial access, Ethernet, etc.). All authorized users can also access
the RightWON’s integrated web-based interface from a remote location to acknowledge and
analyze the events, and execute corrective actions.
1.2. Document scope

This document describes the hardware and software configuration of the RightWON Engine
standalone version. To configure the RightWON Engine IEC61850-3 certified rackmount version,
refer to the document “RWM000060-MA-en, RightWON Engine IEC61850-3 - User Guide”. For
the RightWON Engine rackmount version, refer to the document “RWE000061-MA-en, RightWON
Engine Rackmount - User Guide”.
1.2.1. Other documents

For further details on the information in this document, refer to the specific manuals below:
Document No. Document Name

RWM000010-MA RightWON Configuration Suite - Manual
RWM000011-MA RightWON Configuration Suite – Installation Guide
RWM000020-MA RightWON – Operation Guide
RWM000050-MA RightWON Satellite – User Manual
RWM000060-MA RightWON Engine IEC61850-3 – User Manual
RWM000061-MA RightWON Engine rackmount – User Manual
RWM000080-MA RightWON Configuration Suite – Application Guide
© 2011 Vizimax, Inc. 1

1.3. Document conventions

To facilitate the reading of this document the following conventions are used:
 Hyperlinks are in blue
 The symbol is used to raise the reader's attention.
1.4. Safety precautions

To ensure the safety of personnel and products, and to prevent the risk of accident, you must
strictly follow the cautions and warnings written on product labels, in the manuals and on the
RightWON product packaging.
To ensure proper operations of the RightWON product, read this manual in its entirety before
proceeding to the other stages of learning, hardware installation, configuration or operation.
Make sure that you fully understand the product and all information provided in this manual. For
further information or if you require assistance from Vizimax, write to our application engineers
or the Technical Support group at techsupport@vizimax.com (certain fees and conditions may
apply, depending on the type of service requested).
1.4.1. Warnings
RightWON products are not designed for safety management applications or as security devices.
Mishandling of this product could cause critical situations leading to personal, equipment or
property damage, network failure, loss of data, electrical shock, serious injury or even death. To
prevent such events from occurring:
 Take all possible measures to ensure the security of your systems through the use of
appropriate equipment that meets the requirements of the application. This will help
preserve the integrity of your systems in the event of product failure or other external
factors.
 To prevent the risk of explosion, do not use RightWON products in areas where
explosives are stored without taking appropriate measures as defined by the standards
and regulations in effect, obtained from the proper local authorities.
 To prevent damage to electronic components, do not expose this product to open flame
or submit it to environmental factors that exceed the recommended levels.
 Batteries may explode if they are not handled with care. Do not recharge, disassemble
or dispose of in fire. We recommend that you recycle these items by taking them to the
appropriate collection service.

1.4.2. Cautions
 Make sure that RightWON products are managed by qualified personnel who have been
properly trained to install, configure and troubleshoot them.
 Always configure and operate this product within the recommended technical
specifications and operating criteria recommended by Vizimax, as cited in this manual
and the other technical documents available.
 Use homologated external emergency devices, including but not limited to: emergency
stop, emergency signaling, interlock and safety circuitry.
 Properly connect and secure removable cables and connectors. Loose connections could
overheat and catch fire.
 Protect all power supplies and connect to ground on the equipment using an appropriate
connection. Failure to protect and/or ground the equipment could lead to fatal electrical
shock.
 Take all possible measures to prevent foreign materials from falling into the product
interior (liquids, flammable materials, metal objects, etc.).
 Turn the equipment off and disconnect all sources of power before undertaking any
procedure whatsoever on the equipment.

Introduction to the RightWON Engine Family

The RightWON Engine product family provides all the advanced features required for
implementing data processing, remote management and remote maintenance systems for
power generation, transmission and distribution applications. The RightWON Engine comes in
three different models:
 The RightWON Engine IEC61850-3 certified rackmount version (RWE040001) is
ideal for power applications such as station computers, communication gateways, data
concentrators, etc. The unit supports operating temperatures ranging from -40°C to
+75°C and is certified for power applications (IEC 61850-3). The platform includes 6
10/100 Mbps LAN links, 2 USB ports, 4 RS-232 serial ports and 8 RS-485 ports. The
RightWON Engine can support more than 10,000 remote management Tags.
For more details on the technical specifications and interfaces of this RightWON Engine,
refer to datasheet “RWM000060-SP-en, RightWON Engine IEC60850-3 - Datasheet”.
For details on using this platform, refer to the document “RWM000060-MA-en, RightWON
Engine IEC61850-3 - User Guide”.
 The RightWON Engine rackmount version (RWE042011) is an economical version
of the RWE040001 model. The unit supports temperatures ranging from -10°C to +50°C.
The platform includes 1 10/100 Mbps LAN link, 4 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN links, 4 USB
ports, 2 isolated RS-232 serial ports, 8 isolated RS-232/485/422 serial ports, 4 digital
inputs and 4 digital outputs. The RightWON Engine can support more than 10,000
remote management Tags.
For more details on the technical specifications and interfaces of this RightWON Engine,
refer to datasheet “RWM000061-SP-en, RightWON Engine rackmount - Datasheet”.
For details on using this platform, refer to the document “RWM000061-MA-en, RightWON
Engine Rackmount - User Guide”.
 The RightWON Engine standalone version (RWE044011) is the most economical
member of the RightWON Engine family. It is a solution similar to the RightWON Satellite
dedicated to communication applications. The platform is equipped with 4 10/100/1000
Mbps LAN links, 6 RS-232/485/422 serial ports, 2 USB ports, 4 digital inputs and 4 digital
outputs. The platform can support up to about 5000 remote management Tags. The

platform is designed for panel mounting on a DIN rail. The unit supports operating
temperatures ranging from -10°C to +50°C.
Pour plus de détails sur caractéristiques techniques et les interfaces de ce RightWON

Engine, consulter la fiche technique « RWM000062-SP-fr, RightWON Engine standalone –
Fiche technique ».
The next section of this manual addresses configuration of this RightWON Engine.

Configuring the RightWON Engine Standalone

Version
Configuration of the RightWON Engine standalone version includes the following steps:
1- Internal hardware configuration: selecting serial port operating mode, installing the hard
drive option, RAM and the SD card.
2- Installing the RightWON Engine on a DIN rail.
3- RightWON Engine external interfaces: connecting the ports; LED status indications on the
front, top and bottom panels.
4- Software configuration: connecting to the RightWON Engine, basic commands, installing
a project in the RightWON Engine.
3.1. Installing and configuring the internal hardware

To configure the internal connections of the RightWON Engine, carry out the following steps:
1- Open the chassis
2- Examine the internal layout
3- Select the serial port interfaces
4- Install DDR memory
5- Install the hard drive
6- Close the chassis
7- Install the Compact Flash card
3.1.1. Opening the chassis

Warning: To avoid electrical shock and possible damage to the RightWON unit, ensure
that the power supply is shut OFF before you open the RightWON Engine chassis, if
required. The hard drive and memory must be installed and the COM port DIP switches
configured before connecting the system to the power supply.
Caution: Electrostatic discharges can damage RightWON Engine components. To
maximize equipment reliability, take all possible precautions to avoid electrostatic
discharges on the components. Always use an ESD (Electrostatic Sensitive Devices) wrist
strap when accessing internal components of the RightWON, and attach the ESD wrist
strap to Ground.
To open the RightWON Engine chassis, carry out the following steps:
1- Turn off the power and remove the power cable.
2- Place the RightWON Engine on a flat surface, as in the following figure.

3- Remove the 4 screws on both side 4 3

panels.
4- Remove the 3 screws on the front
and rear panels.
5- Slide the cover toward the rear,
then lift it out and up.
3 4
Note: Keep these screws and the top panel for later reassembly of the RightWON
Engine.
6- When the unit is open you can access the internal layout to install the hardware (SATA
drive, memory) and configure the DIP switches.
3.1.2. Internal layout

The diagram below shows the location of connections on the upper side of the RightWON Engine
motherboard.
The connectors and DIP switches are as follows. Click on a link for installation or configuration
instructions.
SODIMM1 Connector for the DDR memory.
J1 Connector for the SATA drive.
J5 Power connector for the SATA drive.

SW2 to SW9, SW11, SW14, SW16, SW17 DIP switches for configuring ports COM1 to
COM6.
3.1.3. Selecting the serial port interfaces

Serial ports COM1 to COM6 can be used in RS-232, RS-422 (4-wire) or RS-485 (2-wire) mode.
The configuration of each port is carried out using two sets of DIP switches:
 SW 3, 4, 7, 8, 16 and 17 determine the operating mode of each port (RS232, RS422 or
RS485)
 SW 2, 5, 6, 9, 11, 14 control the termination resistors for RS-422 and RS-485 networks.
When a COM port is configured in RS-232 mode, the terminations must always be
deactivated (OFF). They should be activated in RS-485/422 mode only when the
RightWON Engine is at the end of the network cable.
The following table indicates the settings for the two DIP switches on each port.
Port Interface type Termination
RS-232 RS-422 RS-485 Active Inactive
DIP switch 1: ON 1: OFF 1: OFF 1: ON 1: OFF

settings 2: OFF 2: ON 2: ON 2: ON 2: OFF
3: OFF 3: ON 3: OFF 3: ON 3: OFF
4: OFF 4: OFF 4: ON 4: ON 4: OFF
COM1 SW3 SW2
COM2 SW4 SW5
COM3 SW7 SW6
COM4 SW8 SW9
COM5 SW16 SW11
COM6 SW17 SW14
SW
3.1.4. Installing the DDR memory

To install the DDR2 RAM memory, 667 MHz, 1 GB (maximum 2 GB), follow these steps:
1- Align the cutout on the DDR2 module with the notch on the SO-DIMM slot.
2- Insert the DDR2 module in the SO-DIMM slot.

3.1.5. Installing the hard drive

The RightWON Engine can be installed with a 64GB or 128GB SATA Solid State Drive (SSD) hard
drive. This type of storage has no moving parts. To install it, carry out the following steps:
1- Open the chassis of the RightWON Engine if
you have not already done so.
2- Install the SSD disk inside the top panel and

align the holes with the mounting holes on the
cover.
3- Secure the hard drive with 4 screws starting

from the outside of the cover (use long
screws).
4- Connect the Serial-ATA cables and power

cable to the hard drive.
5- Connect the Serial-ATA cables (connector J1)

and power cable (connector J5) to the
connectors on the motherboard.
3.1.6. Closing the chassis

Once you have installed and configured the hardware in the RightWON Engine, carry out the
following steps to close the chassis:
1- Replace the side panel downward 2 3

and slide it toward the front of the
RightWON Engine chassis.
2- Screw the 3 screws into the
mounting holes on the front and
rear panels.
3- Screw the 4 screws into the
mounting holes on the top and
bottom panels. 3 2
4- Next, you can install the Compact
Flash card and connect the cables
and the power supply.

3.1.7. Installing the Compact Flash card

To install the 4GB Compact Flash (CF) card, carry out the following steps:
1- Unscrew the 2 screws from the Compact Flash card slot to remove the cover.
2- Position the CF card so that its cutout is facing up, and point the arrow on the card
toward the socket.
3- Insert the CF card into the socket.
4- Replace the cover and secure it with the 2 screws you removed in step 1-.
Note: The CF card is equipped with a polarizing slot, and cannot be inserted upside down.
3.2. Mounting the unit on a DIN rail

The unit can be panel mounted on a DIN rail. To snap the unit onto the rail, proceed as follows:
1- Tilt the top of the unit toward the front,
2- Slide the unit upward to catch it onto the lower lip of the rail and stretch the spring,
3- Tilt the top of the unit toward the rear, then lower it onto the rail to snap it on.
Once the unit is installed, you can turn it in any direction to facilitate cabling or provide more
cabinet space.
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3.3. External interfaces of the RightWON Engine

After setting up the connections in the RightWON Engine, you can connect the cables and power
supply. Verify the location and assignment of the connectors and LEDs on the front panel and
the top and bottom panels.

3.3.1. Location of connectors and LEDs on the front panel
F1 VGA port: Permits connecting a VGA video monitor with a DB-15 cable. The VGA
port supports a screen resolution up to 1024 x 768 at 60 Hz.
F2 USB ports: The unit has 2 USB 2.0 ports for connecting memory sticks.
F3 LAN1 to LAN4 ports: The unit has 4 Ethernet ports operating at 10/100/1000 Mbps
for communication with external devices. Use an RJ-45 cable to connect a RightWON
Engine to a computer or any other device that has an Ethernet connection.
F4 COM1 to COM4 ports: The front panel has two Phoenix Contact screw-in terminal
blocks for connecting 4 isolated serial ports. These ports can operate in RS232,
RS422 or RS-485 mode (DIP switch selectable).
The following table describes the pin assignments for ports COM3 (pins 6 to 10) and COM4
(pins 1 to 5) according to the selected operating mode.
Port Pin no.

type 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
RS-232 GND CTS4# SOUT4 SIN4 RTS4# GND CTS3# SOUT3 SIN3 RTS3#
RS-422 GND RX- RX+ TX+ TX- GND RX- RX+ TX+ TX-
RS-485 GND NC NC DATA+ DATA- GND NC NC DATA+ DATA-
The following table describes the pin assignments for ports COM2 (pins 11 to 15) and
COM1 (pins 16 to 20) according to the selected operating mode.
Port Pin no.

type 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
F5 DO/DI LEDs: The 2 top rows of LEDs are for digital outputs (DO) and digital inputs
(DI).
DO – DEL #3 DO – DEL #2 DO – DEL #1 DO – DEL #0
DI – DEL #3 DI – DEL #2 DI – DEL #1 DI – DEL #0
Note: Refer to the section port assignments on the top panel for the location of
the DO/DI terminals.

RX/TX LEDs: The 2 lower rows of LEDs are indicators for data transmitted (TX) and
received (RX) on the serial ports.
TX – COM6 TX – COM5 TX – COM4 TX – COM3 TX – COM2 TX – COM1
RX – COM6 RX – COM5 RX – COM4 RX – COM3 RX – COM2 RX – COM1
Note: Refer to the section location of connectors on the bottom panel for the
location of ports COM5 and COM6.
F6 Power/Status/HDD LEDs
PWR Green: Unit powered
RUN Off: System startup
Blinking amber: Application startup
Blinking red: Missing or invalid configuration
Blinking red/green: Application stopped
Steady green: Application running
HDD Amber SSD memory accessed
3.3.2. Location of connectors on the top and bottom panels
R1 System reset: Button for resetting the system. Use a sharp object to press the
button for 5 seconds to initialize the system.
R2 Power connector: Screw terminals for DC power (+12 to 36 VDC, maximum 25 W).
Pin 1: GND (–)

Pin 2: DC input (+)
Note: The connector is specially designed to protect the RightWON Engine against
power failures or if electric polarity is reversed.
R3 DI/DO terminals: This screw terminal block provides access to 4 digital inputs and
4 digital outputs on the system. Specifications are as follows:
Digital inputs (DI) Digital outputs (DO)
(pins 1 to 5) (pins 6 to 10)
Input current: max. 20 mA Output current: max. 100 mA
Input voltage: 0 to 5V Maximum voltage: 5V
Isolation: 2 kV Isolation: 2 kV
ESD protection: 15 kV air ESD protection: 15 kV air

The pin assignment of the DO/DI connector is as follows:

Pin no. Description Pin no. Description
1 GND 6 GND
2 FP_DI_0 7 F_GPO0
3 FP_DI_1 8 F_GPO1
4 FP_DI_2 9 F_GPO2
5 FP_DI_3 10 F_GPO3
R4 CF socket: Supports the Compact Flash card.

R5 COM ports: Phoenix Contact screw terminals for the 2 isolated serial ports, COM5
and COM6. The following table describes the pin assignments for the
RS232/RS422/RS485 serial ports.
Pin no. on COM 1 port Pin no. on COM 6 port

Port type
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
3.4. Software configuration

After configuring the RightWON Engine hardware, you must install and/or update a project using
the RightWON Configuration Suite. You can also connect a monitor and keyboard to the unit to
access the console and perform basic commands, including firmware update, clearing the
current configuration and system restart.
3.4.1. Installing and/or updating a project

To install or update a project in the RightWON Engine, carry out the following steps:
1- Connect your laptop to the Ethernet LAN-1 port on the RightWON Engine.
2- Using the RightWON Configuration Suite, verify that the project settings have been
configured in T5RTI format. Refer to the section Configuring the target system and
execution cycle in the manual “RWM000010-MA-en, RightWON Configuration Suite -
Manual”.
3- Connect online to the RightWON Engine, referring to the section Selecting an Ethernet
port in the manual “RWM000010-MA-en, RightWON Configuration Suite - Manual”. The IP
address you should use for configuration is the following:
a. For an initial installation, use the default IP address.
b. To update a project, use the current IP address of the RightWON Engine.
c. If the IP address for connecting to RightWON has been lost, you must clear the
configuration. Then you must reinstall a project using the default IP address.
Note: Verify the IP address in the customization file if you have one. Otherwise,
click on Network in the RightWON Configuration Suite, and double-click on
Links. Then click on Ethernet-x in the navigation area (make sure Eth-1
appears in the Adapter to use section of the work area). Configure the
RightWON with the IP address that appears in IP Local Address textbox. Make
sure to note the IP address for the current RightWON Engine configuration, not
the new configuration to be installed.

4- Connect online to the RightWON Engine from the Project/Run Mode menu (Ctrl+F5) or by
clicking on in the menu bar.
5- The software may request to download the project to the RightWON Engine. For details
on the windows that open, consult the following sections of the manual “RWM000010-
MA-en, RightWON Configuration Suite - Manual”:
 Downloading an application into a new system
 Verifying the online/offline application program versions
 Backing up the previous configuration
 Starting the application
6- If the new configuration has a new IP address, you must change the connection settings
to be able to connect again to the RightWON Engine. Refer to the section Selecting an
Ethernet port in the manual “RWM000010-MA-en, RightWON Configuration Suite -
Manual”.
3.4.2. Accessing the RightWON Engine console and executing a command

The RightWON Engine includes a console that can be accessed using a keyboard and video
monitor. This console permits the execution of basic commands such as rebooting the system,
clearing the current configuration, etc. To access the console, follow these steps:
1- Connect a keyboard to the USB port of the device.
2- Connect a VGA monitor to the RightWON Engine VGA port. A monitor is not required if
you wish to execute commands with no visual feedback.
3- Execute a command.
3.4.2.1. List of console commands

Commands must be entered at the keyboard, then executed with the “Enter” key.
 ?: List of available commands.
 reset: Reboots the system.
 update: Performs a firmware update from a USB memory stick. Insert the USB stick and
wait a few seconds until it is detected by the system. Then type the update command
followed by the Enter key.
 delconfig: Clears the current configuration and loads the default settings, with the
exception of journals (events, system, application, debug). If this command is used, you
must reinstall a configuration afterward.
 factory: Factory default settings: clears the current configuration and all performance
data (including journals). This command also loads the default settings. If this command
is used, you must reinstall a configuration afterward.
3.4.3. Default parameters

After execution of the delconfig or factory command, the Ethernet LAN-1 port settings on the
RightWON Engine are the following:
Default IP address: 192.168.1.2
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

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User Guide - V1.1

Document No. RWM000062-MA-en

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Vizimax is a licensed user of the following service marks:

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1.1. About the RightWON

1.2. Document scope

1.2.1. Other documents

Document No. Document Name

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1.3. Document conventions

1.4. Safety precautions

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Introduction to the RightWON Engine Family

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Pour plus de détails sur caractéristiques techniques et les interfaces de ce RightWON

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Configuring the RightWON Engine Standalone

3.1. Installing and configuring the internal hardware

3.1.1. Opening the chassis

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3- Remove the 4 screws on both side 4 3

3.1.2. Internal layout

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3.1.3. Selecting the serial port interfaces

DIP switch 1: ON 1: OFF 1: OFF 1: ON 1: OFF

3.1.4. Installing the DDR memory

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3.1.5. Installing the hard drive

2- Install the SSD disk inside the top panel and

3- Secure the hard drive with 4 screws starting

4- Connect the Serial-ATA cables and power

5- Connect the Serial-ATA cables (connector J1)

3.1.6. Closing the chassis

1- Replace the side panel downward 2 3

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3.1.7. Installing the Compact Flash card

3.2. Mounting the unit on a DIN rail

3.3. External interfaces of the RightWON Engine

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3.3.1. Location of connectors and LEDs on the front panel

Port Pin no.

Port Pin no.

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3.3.2. Location of connectors on the top and bottom panels

Pin 1: GND (–)

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The pin assignment of the DO/DI connector is as follows:

R4 CF socket: Supports the Compact Flash card.

Pin no. on COM 1 port Pin no. on COM 6 port

3.4. Software configuration

3.4.1. Installing and/or updating a project

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3.4.2. Accessing the RightWON Engine console and executing a command

3.4.2.1. List of console commands

3.4.3. Default parameters

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