Boulderlink
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Boulderlink is a means of interconnecting most of Boulder products
so that their microprocessors can talk to each other, pass important
information, and issue commands. Among the key features, Boulderlink
allows sequential initiation of power ampliers’ and other products.
Boulder power ampliers can send messages to Boulder preampliers
which are then shown on its display.
Connecting The Boulderlink
Turn off all Boulder products which are to be linked before connecting
Boulderlink cables and setting the Boulderlink ID and Master/Slave
switches.
Boulderlink cables in various lengths are available as an accessory
from you Boulder dealer. Two connectors are provided on the rear panel of
the 3050 and other Boulder products.
All the chassis are connected together in a daisy chain manner. Start
by connecting one chassis to another —then from that chassis to the next
until all are connected. The order does not matter.
A special interface may be obtained to enable Boulderlink to be used
with other control systems. Contact your Boulder dealer for more details.
Setting Boulderlink Switches
Every Boulderlink system must have one, and only one “MASTER”
component. Usually this is the preamplier. In the case of the 3050 Power
Amplier, one channel should be set to “MASTER” as long no preamplier
is connected by Boulderlink. Other Boulderlink products which do not have
a MASTER/SLAVE switch are not eligible to be “MASTER”.
Boulderlink
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