btsr SMART 200 TSS, Operating Manual

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Introduction
SMART 200 TSS - I.3 -
Meaning of the Capital/Small Letters on Display
Within the functions that provide two programmable alternative options, i.e.:
!"
System Working Mode (either TSS or TSQ)
!" Normally Open or Normally Closed Contact
!"
Enabled/Disabled Condition
!" Pulse/Continuous Signalling, etc.
The letters shown on display as
capital letters indicate the currently active choice,
while the small letters refer to the possible alternative choice.
Example:
Item Function Current Programming
TSS-q TSS-q= TSS mode
TSs-Q
System Working Mode selection
(either TSS or TSQ)
TSs-Q= TSQ mode
ST-NCo NCo = normally closed
ST-NcO
Stop Output programmable as
Normally Closed (NC) or Normally
Open (NO) contact
NcO = normally open
LK-ulk LK = “touch light” disabled
lk-UKL
Enabling (ULK) or disabling (LK) the
“touch light” button.
ULK = “touch light” enabled
EN-NCo NCo = normally closed
EN-NcO
Enable signal programmable as
Normally Closed (NC) or Normally
Open (NO) contact
NcO = normally open
MO-ctr MO = Monitor
mo-CTR
Monitor (MO) or Control (CTR)
CTR = Control
Alternative items:
Within the description of configuration/programming procedures the alternative
screen shots are shown with this bracket symbol.