M-0420 Instruction Book
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Enter COM2 Modem Log On
ENTER COM2 MODEM LOG ON
B
issue ENTER
Using the ENTER COM2 MODEM LOG ON menu,
you can define a string of initialization parameters
to be sent using the ISSUE COM2 MODEM LOG
ON menu selection. These parameters are also
sent on power-up. For a Hayes-compatible modem
set as receiver, the following string might be
used:
AT EØ QV &DØ SØ=2 X4 M1
If the first character of the ENTER COM2 MODEM
LOG ON string is a space character, no log-on
string will be issued through the COM2 port, in
effect disabling the Log On function.
Many factors are involved in choosing the current
characters for the log-on string including
manufacture, type, speed and default settings of
the modem selected. Some modems allow all
parameters to be set up before installation, thereby
eliminating the need for the modem string
altogether.
Beckwith Electric has a series of application notes
relating to communications issues. Please contact
the factory at (727) 544-2326 for further information.
5.10 Setup Unit
SETUP UNIT
B
count comm SETUP exit
The SETUP UNIT menu selection enables you to
perform tasks necessary to set up the unit for
operation. The second-level menu selections are
described below.
Software Version
SOFTWARE VERSION
VERS access time disp
C
The SOFTWARE VERSION menu selection pre-
sents the current software version. This menu
selection displays the same software version
number that is displayed when system power is
turned on.
Alter Access Codes
ALTER ACCESS CODES
vers ACCESS time disp
C
The ALTER ACCESS CODES menu selection
enables you to define and change access codes.
The relay supports three levels of access codes:
Level 3 access – access to all relay functions
(including defining or changing access codes)
Level 2 access – read and change setpoints,
monitor status, view trip history
Level 1 access – read setpoints, monitor
status, view trip history
Each access code is a one to four digit number.
If the level 3 access code is set to 9999, the
access code feature is disabled. Access codes
are entered in the same manner as any other
value, using the rotary knob and the left/right
arrow buttons.
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NOTE: If access codes are enabled (the level
3 code is set to something other than 9999), you
must have level 3 access to alter any access
code. If you forget your access code, you will
have to contact the factory for information on
resetting the unit.
Date & Time
DATE & TIME
vers access TIME disp
C
The DATE & TIME menu selection enables you
to set the unit’s internal clock to the current date
and time, to synchronize the clock, to start and
stop the clock, and to calibrate the clock’s time
base.
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NOTE: The unit is shipped with the clock
stopped.
LCD Display Blanking
LCD DISPLAY BLANKING
B
vers access time DISP
C
The LCD DISPLAY BLANKING menu selection
enables you to select the screen-blanking option
for the Liquid Crystal Display. When screen-blanking
is enabled, the LCD will blank two seconds after
EXIT is chosen from the top-level menu and after
five minutes of unattended operation from
most
other menus. This feature is enabled as shipped
from the factory.
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