Brigade Backsense BS-9000-WD, Installation And Operating Manual

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4.3.2 User Interface Overview
The Configuration Tool provides multiple sub-windows. The sub-windows are used either to
view or to set up the configuration. The typical application is outlined below.
Menu area highlighted with letter
“A” opens different windows to either view, change or
activate the corresponding function.
For the detection area definition there is one view sub-window
(see above marked with “B”),
showing the graphical representation of the detection area and one setup sub-window (see
above marked with “C”) to enter the values. For the blind zone function, there is also one for
view and one for setup (not shown above). Most of the key configurations are repeated in the
view windows. More details are provided in the following sections.
Status bar
marked with “D” shows the multiple status information, e.g. of the connection state.
4.3.3 Main Menu
The Main menu includes four options
for “System”, “View”, “Setup” and “About”.
System menu is used to control the connection between the Configuration Tool and Brigade
Backsense
®
System for reading and writing the configuration to and from the system, loading
and saving the configuration data from/to a file, closing the active view window or exiting the
program.
View opens the Detection Zone and Blind Zone view windows.
Setup opens the setup windows for the Detection Zones and Blind Zones.
About provides version information for the Configuration Tool and LED Display software.
4.3.4 Connecting to the Brigade Backsense
®
System
Connect the display to the PC with the BS-USB-A-01 cable provided in the Brigade
Backsense
®
System BS-9000-WD.
B
C
D
A