Allen-Bradley DL20 OFFLINE Programming Manual

Below you will find brief information for Dataliner DL20 Series Offline Programming Software. This user manual details how to configure and create message files for the DL20 Dataliner Message Displays. This document helps you understand the DL20 programming software functions including message creation, editing, and downloading, as well as configuration settings for the serial and parallel ports, special functions, and file conversions.

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Key features

  • Message creation and editing
  • Configuration settings for serial and parallel ports
  • Special function configuration
  • File conversion to and from S Record files
  • Downloading message files to DL20
  • Terminal/keyboard communication with DL20
  • Printing message files

Frequently asked questions

The software requires an IBM PC/XT/AT or 100% compatible computer with at least 448K of RAM, DOS 3.0 or later, a serial port on Com1 or Com2, a printer port for printing messages, and a monochrome or color monitor.

You can configure the serial port settings, including baud rate and communication port, using the 'Set Up Computer Serial Port' option in the DL20 Offline Programming Software. Ensure the baud rate matches the DL20's serial port settings.

The software supports the 8K, 16K, and 31K memory sizes for both 1-line, 2-line, and 4-line displays. Refer to the DL20 User Manual for specific catalog numbers.

Use the 'Transferring S Record Files' chapter in this manual to learn how to convert message files into S Record files and transfer them to the DL20. Connect the DL20 to your computer using the appropriate cable, then follow the download instructions in the manual.
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