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IQH1S IU Enclosure
SECTION 4
IQH1SOPS
23/11/06
www.snellwilcox.com
Version 1 Issue 4
4.32
Name
This allows a slot to be given a user name e.g.
“Chan 1 Encode” and so long as the correct card
stays in that slot this name will be used, as defined
by matching Installed Unit ID and Bound Type ID.
However, if the card is replaced with an incorrect
type e.g. a serial interface, the card will appear by
its type generic name e.g. IQCSPI. Although the
values in this edit box remains the same. When this
entry is edited, the current Installed Unit ID gets
copied to the Bound Type ID.
Name
Name
0
Clear
Preset
OK
To compile/edit the text the right
▶
and left
◀
buttons adjacent to the upper text line in the menu
should be used to select the character position in
the text (this character will be in reversed flashing
text) and the spinwheel should then be used to
select the character.
When the desired character is found the button to
the left or right of the text line should be pressed
and the next text character will be highlighted and
available for changing.
The
◀
Clear
function blanks out the selected
character.
The
◀
Preset
function loads the default name text.
O.K.
▶
saves the text and returns to the previous
menu.
Bound Type
The Bound Type function allows the slot to be
associated with a particular type of module (e.g. a
encoder type 284).
Bound Type
None
Preset
Bound Type
If a module matching this type ID is fitted, the
Gateway will use the user given name. If an
incorrect card type is installed in the slot the
RollCall ID will not be correct and the actual card
type will be displayed in the module browser.
The names and types may be setup before the
installation of the modules. Edit the Bound Type ID
after editing the Editable Name.
Statistics
This function can display various errors that may
occur within a system.
In the event of a problem these error messages
may be quoted to assist debugging.
Reset Net Stats
Enable Net Stats
Length Errs
Recons
Module Comms Errors
Bad Packet Errs
Routing Errs
Packet Drops
Destination Errs
Source Errs
Statistics
Reset Net Stats
Selecting this function will reset all statistics to
zero.
Enable Net Stats
This item must be checked to enable the errors to
be updated.
Error Definitions (general)
Condition
Error value
Normal
0 or constant value
Fault
Value increases rapidly
Errors/Drops
When an error item is selected this window will
display the error count.
Errors/Drops
Errors/Drops
000000000
OK