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These two boards almost look identical. There is one easy way of telling. There is a crystal on both boards. The crystal is labeled Y1. If the value of Y1 is 22.11MHz, then it would be a Turbo Superterm. If its 11.05MHz then it would be a...
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When upgrading to CA4K, there are two chips on older Superterms that might need to be updated. Below are the two chips to be concerned with:
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Inputs on a 4 Door Turbo Superterm and a 4 Door Superterm map identical to a Smarterm. Using the wrong input numbers is a very common error that users make. For instance, the auxialary inputs on the top left of the board are...
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There are 4 firmware images in the CardAccess 3000 folder and CA4K folder. The files are smart.img, smart2.img, super2.img, cicp2100.img and accel.img.
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Note: An 8 door Accelaterm can have up to 3 I/O expansion boards connected to it. A 16 door Accelaterm can only have 2 I/O expansion boards connected to it. Each I/O expansion board contains 16 additional inputs and 16 additional...
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Below is a list of Maximum baud rates for the Continental Controllers?
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The T2 light is used to display the status of Auto-Baud. The T2 light will flash as the board is sequencing through different baud rates. When it locks on to a baud rate, the light can be on solid or completely off depending on the baud rate the...
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Accelaterm = NO
Turbo Superterm = NO
Superterm = NO
Super Two = YES
The Super Two is the only controller where the inputs have a common ground.
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There are two jumpers per strike relay. You must set both jumpers to either Local or Remote. If you want to use Local strike power, you must feed power into the (STKPWR) connector on the bottom of the board and also set both jumpers to Local.
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