46062-0299 <90-00016>
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here are no specific operating instructions for the 46062
GPP. Operation begins when power is applied to the unit
and is initially based on the switch settings. Once the database
configuration has been downloaded to the module, the operating
software uses the database configuration to control the module’s
operation.
The front panel of the module has three green LEDs labeled
MASTER, DATA, and PRINTER. Each LED flashes when the
corresponding port is transmitting data.
There is a red LED which flashes if the on-board back-up bat-
tery drops in voltage.
The recessed momentary push-button RESET switch on the
front panel restarts module operation and returns the module to
its default switch settings.
L
OW
B
ATTERY
I
NDICATION
LED Indications
The General Purpose Processor (GPP) is equipped with a battery
back-up. A low battery can ultimately result in the loss of data.
When the GPP detects a low battery condition the LOW BAT
LED on the front panel of the GPP will begin flashing. This LED
will turn on before the voltage of the battery drops below the
point at which memory loss will occur. It will not stop until the
battery or the GPP is replaced.
A 46062-03 GPP uses display 67, points 33-64 to report low
battery conditions on GPP addresses 1-32. The 46062-02 uses
points 33-64 of display 73 for the same purpose. Use the SET
command (refer to the PRINTER SYNTAX section of this
manual) to assign levels to each of the points being used.
Normally, the GPP is used as part of the 46001 Status Monitor
and each point can be configured to report as one of the follow-
ing:
♦
GLOBAL CRITICAL
♦
GLOBAL MAJOR
♦
GLOBAL MINOR
♦
GLOBAL STATUS
♦
LOCAL CRITICAL
♦
LOCAL MAJOR
♦
LOCAL MINOR
♦
LOCAL STATUS
A low battery reported by that GPP causes the assigned LED on
the front panel of the Status Monitor to flash. This flashing has
priority over the normal reporting of alarms which cause the
LEDs to come on solid.
OPERATION
C11-46062-03 REV__
46062-03
GENERAL
PURPOSE
PROCESSOR
LOW BAT.
MASTER
DATA
PRINTER
RESET
