4.84
Alarm relay 2 operation mode
Display:
A2 OPER
Range:
INPt
,
t.out
or
both
Default Value:
INPt
Relay 2 operation mode - relay 2 can be made to operate from the input value (e.g. at the
A1Lo
or
A1Hi
value, applicable when
CodE
is set to
UAL
or
M.buS
only) or when the display blanks due to the
timeout value being exceeded (timeout value set at the
dS.to
function). If set to
both
the relay will
operate from the display value or if communications fails. Note that this function is only available for the
first 2 relays fitted.
4.85
Access mode
Display:
ACCS
Range:
OFF, EASY, NONE
or
ALL
Default Value:
OFF
Access mode - the access mode function
ACCS
has four possible settings namely
OFF,EASY,NONE
and
ALL
. If set to
OFF
the mode function has no effect on alarm relay operation. If set to
EASY
the “easy
alarm access” mode will be activated. Refer to “Easy alarm relay adjustment access facility” page
. If
set to
NONE
there will be no access to any functions via
FUNC
mode, entry via
CAL
mode must be made
to gain access to alarm and calibration functions. If set to
ALL
then access to all functions, including
calibration functions, can be gained via
FUNC
mode.
4.86
Setpoint access mode
Display:
SPAC
Range:
A1, A1-2
etc.
Default Value:
A1
Setpoint access - seen only if more than 1 relay fitted. Sets the access via
FUNC
mode and “easy alarm
access” mode to the alarm relay setpoints. The following choices are available:
A1
- Allows setpoint access to alarm 1 only.
A1-2
- Allows setpoint access to alarms 1 and 2 only.
A1-3
- Allows setpoint access to alarms 1, 2 and 3 etc. up to the maximum number of relays fitted.
The remote input function (
R.INP
) must be set to
SP.AC
for this function to operate. Note: Only the
setpoints which have been given a value will be accessible e.g. if
A1Hi
is set to
OFF
then there will be
no access to the
A1Hi
function when
SPAC
is used.
4.87
Display timeout
Display:
dS.to
Range:
0
to
9999
Default Value:
10
This function allows the user to set a timeout value for a valid display. Valid times are
0
to
9999
seconds, a setting of
0
disables the timeout. If a new data stream is not received before the timeout value
is reached then the display will be blanked.
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