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FCS - Operation Manual
S-Hour:
Enter the hour at which the priority will start.
S-Min:
Enter the minute(s) at which the priority will start.
M, T, W, T, F, S, S:
Choose the day(s) of the week that this priority will be active. The
button will turn green when pressed, indicating that day has been selected. To unselect,
press the button again.
E-Hour:
Enter the hour at which the priority will end.
E-Min:
Enter the minute(s) at which the priority will end.
If the occupied time includes a range that spans over midnight, you will need to set up two
priorities. For example, if the occupied time is from 9:30pm to 3am - you would configure
the first priority with the S-Hour at 21, S-Min at 30, E-Hour at 23 and E-Min at 59. The second
priority would be set with S-Hour at 0, S-Min at 0, E-Hour at 3 and E-Min at 0.
Once the priority has been created, you need to go to Channel Logic and assign the priority
to each applicable channel. Refer to Section 12.1 Assign Priority Levels to Channels.
For an example of using the Title-24 Occupied Priority, refer to Section 12.4.4 Title-24
Occupied Priority Example.
12.3.5 RDM Channel Selection Priority Logic
There may be applications where instead of displaying all the channel readings on the RDM,
you want to show only particular channels. Use the RDM Channel Select priority logic feature
to select the specific channels you want displayed on the RDM. First create a priority and
then assign it to each of the channels you want displayed.
Use the - and + buttons to ensure that the RDM Channel Select is showing.
Priority:
Choose a priority number that will be assigned to the channels that you want
displayed on the RDM you are configuring.
RDM ID:
This is the Modbus ID of the RDM you are configuring. When selective channel
display is desired on a system with more than one RDM, an RDM Channel Select Priority
must be set up for each RDM.
Buzzer:
Use the - or + to choose a condition upon which the internal buzzer of the RDM