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F R O N T - P A N E L K E Y P A D A N D D I S P L A Y
Display and Keypad
Operation
The display menus are organized as shown below:
Traversing the Display Structure
After power initialization the welcome message will appear. Press any key to go to the Time/Status
display, which is described below. From the Time/Status display, press ENTER or DOWN to go to
the Main Menu. As illustrated in the diagram above, several status and setup displays are accessible
from the Main Menu. To go downward through the structure use the RIGHT and LEFT arrow keys
to highlight a selection and then press ENTER or DOWN. To go back up through the structure press
BACK or UP to return to the previous display.
Editing
To modify a parameter, go to the appropriate display and push EDIT. The edit display will appear
and the modifiable parameter value is highlighted. Use UP and DOWN to scroll through all the pos-
sible parameter values. When editing a sequence of numbers, use LEFT and RIGHT to select other
digits. When the parameter is correct, press ENTER to load the new value. All entered values are
stored in non-volatile FLASH and restored after a power cycle. If you wish to abort the edit process,
press BACK. This will return you to the previous display and the parameter will remain unchanged.
Time / Status
Display
GPS Receiver Satellite Vehicle Reference Last Position UTC Dynamic Oscillator Clock RTIC*
Status Information Position Fix Information Mode Status Calibration
Receiver Menu
NTP I/O Statistics Broadcast/Multicast
Status Setup
NTP Menu
Time Mode Local Offset Hours Display DST
Setup Setup Format Setup
Clock Menu
System CPU Module Option Option Option Option Option
I/O I/O Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5
I/O Menu
1 PPS Time Code DDS SerialTime Inhibit
Pulse Width Format Selection* Setup* Mode
System I/O Menu
CPU I/O Menu
I/O-A I/O-B I/O-C Option
CPU Receiver Faults I/O Network NTP PTP Clock Display Firmware About
Statistics Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu* Menu Setup Information EndRun
Main Menu
* Optional features. These menu items may not be present.
Network Menu
Network Network MAC Reboot
IPv4 IPv6 Address
System Receiver Antenna Fault Signal Fault TFOM
Faults Faults Mask Mask Fault Level
Faults Menu
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