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NX300 Operations and Maintenance Manual Operating the transmitter
Issue 3.0 2012-11-01 Page 2-119
Digital outputs
Using the parameters from the
Outputs
tab (see Figure 2.93 ), you can configure up to 16 digital
outputs that indicate either the presence of various alarms or the status of operator controlled
circuits.
Nautel sets digital output defaults prior to shipping. See the NX300 Pre-installation Manual for details.
If necessary, re-configure the digital outputs as follows:
Figure 2.93: Remote I/O - Output Parameters
1. On the left side of the page, select the desired digital output (1 through 16) from the list.
Note: you can configure digital outputs 1 through 16 for one of a variety of monitoring
outputs.
2. On the right side of the page, assign a name to the digital output by pressing
Channel
and
selecting one of the following options:
•
Not Assigned
- No alarm or status parameter is monitored.
•
Local/Remote
- Active logic level indicates the transmitter is in local control. Inactive logic
level indicates the transmitter is in remote control.
•
RF On/Off
- Active logic level indicates the transmitter’s RF power stage is on (enabled).
Inactive logic level indicates the transmitter’s RF power stage is off.
•
Active Exciter
- Active logic level indicates that exciter A is active. Inactive logic level indi-
cates that exciter B is active.
Exit page
Outputs tab
Current
logic level