Controller / User Interface
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4-5
The software will start and the
Devices & Log
window will appear
in the
AMETEK Configurator
window (Figures 4-4 and 4-5). Double-
click
Dev1
on the
Devices & Log
window to view the
93XS Properties
dialog box (
General
tab, Figure 4-1).
The
93XS Properties
dialog box will be your main interface when
working on the analyzer or viewing live data.
By default,
Live Data
and
Device Enabled
are enabled. When
Live
Data
is enabled, the software automatically attempts to establish com-
munication with the analyzer. If the communication attempt fails, the
communication settings may be incorrect and/or the serial cable may
not be connected properly (or it may be damaged), or you may be
attempting to communicate with the wrong model of analyzer. See
“Configurator Software Troubleshooting” in this chapter for informa-
tion about how to resolve communication problems.
3. Confirm or configure communication settings by clicking
Setup
to
view the
Communication Settings
dialog box. Enter or select the ap-
propriate communication parameters required to establish communi-
cation with the analyzer, either
Modbus Serial
or
Modbus TCP
(see
“Modbus Serial / Modbus TCP Communication Setup” in this chapter.)
Also, confirm the instructions for setting up the
Host Controller
board
for
service/customer
digital communication by reviewing the section
“Digital Communication” in this chapter.
After configuring analyzer communication parameters, click
OK
to
initiate communication with the analyzer. The software will revert to
the
93XS Properties
dialog box (
General
tab) and the analyzer will be
Online
, as indicated in the
Status
message box.
The
93XS Properties
dialog box is your primary interface with the
analyzer when viewing live data, or when modifying or viewing the
analyzer’s configuration or calibration parameters.
If at any time you close the
93XS Properties
dialog box (by clicking
OK
or
Cancel
), the software will revert to the
AMETEK Configura-
tor
window. To return to the
93XS Properties
dialog box, double-
click
Dev1
on the
Devices & Log
window.
NOTE
NOTE
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