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Check the reading and the text shown below the reading: CLOSE or
OPEN.
CLOSE: The selected circuit breaker is closed, or the selected
fuse is normal.
OPEN: The selected circuit breaker is open, or the selected fuse
has burned out. When this occurs, the term CbE is displayed in
place of the reading and a blinking word "ALARM" appears next
to the word OPEN.
IPv4 Address
The IP address is available in the Device mode, which is indicated by the
alphabet 'd' shown at the top of the LCD display. Note that this type of
LCD display only shows the IPv4 address (if available).
Below illustrates the IP address information.
Section
Example information
"d" means the LCD display has entered the Device
mode.
The LCD display is showing 192, which is one of
the four IP address octets. It will cycle through
four octets.
"i4" indicates that the IP address shown on the
LCD display is an IPv4 address.
The word "MASTER" indicates the PX3TS is the
master device in a cascading chain.
For a slave device, it shows "SLAVE" instead.
Note: As of release 3.3.10, the "MASTER/SLAVE"
information is no longer available in the Bridging
mode, but remains available in the Port
Forwarding mode.
Summary of Contents for PX3TS
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