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TC12 Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance Handbook
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3.3.3.48 Enable 50-0-50 V rms LMU Operation (KLV)
KLV=1 (0)
Comment: Set to 1 to enable LMU operation when a 50-0-50 V rms mains
supply is being monitored. The default value is 0 for a 240 V rms
mains supply. Note. This facility is included in PB391 issue 2
firmware (and above).
Diagnostic Display Commands
3.3.3.49 Display Control Data (GCD)
GCD (control byte number: 0 - 3) <enter>
Comment:
Enables the control data currently being received from the instation
to be displayed in binary format.
3.3.3.50 Display Digital Input Data (GDI)
GDI (input port number: 0 - 3) <enter>
Comment:
Enables the state of the OTU digital inputs to be displayed in binary
format.
Note: If this command is used to display the state of digital inputs which have
voltage sensors attached, the value displayed will fluctuate between 0 and
1 for the particular inputs with voltage sensors attached, as the mains
voltage waveform crosses the voltage sensor threshold during each mains
cycle. Use the KDI command to display the value of the input at mains
peaks only (see section 3.3.3.63).
3.3.3.51 Echo/Repeat Display Disable
ERD
= {
0 to 2
} (
0
)
Comment: Only available if the PLD 667/1/12399/106 (VMS/Car Park) is fitted.
The value '1' prevents the OTU from echoing keys as they are
typed and updating changing displays; only the first response from
a command is ever displayed. The value '2' also modifies the
display from the GDI and GCU commands, displaying decimal
rather than hex and appending a CRC.
3.3.3.52 Display Inputs use (GIU)
GIU (Input number 0-95)<enter> [PB392 issue 6 or later]
Displays what facility is assigned to each input, e.g. Reply ‘S2‘ - indicates that the
input has been assigned to
S
coot unit
2
. This command can be used to check the
configuration of the inputs. For each input the command will display one or more of
the following:
‘U?a’ or ‘U?u’
Input is assigned to the A loop or the U loop of U/D unit ?.
‘C?’
Input is assigned to Count Unit ?
‘O?’
Input is assigned to Occupancy Unit ?
{For N+1 count, or occupancy sites, the letters ‘a’ to ‘d’ are appended