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NRS70 Series
SECTION 5
NRS70OPS
070803 Version 1 Issue 2
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5.7
SETUP Sub-Menus
These are selected by pressing the button adjacent
to the desired function.
Note that all these sub-menus include a SAVE
function which is used to save particular settings. If
the changed settings do not need to be saved use
the RETURN function to return to the previous
menu; this action will abandon any changes and
revert to the previously saved settings.
F/Panel Address
The address of this control panel will be displayed
as a 2-digit hexadecimal code.
Note that the code 0,0 effectively switches the unit
off from the network. The codes 0,1 to 0,F inclusive
are reserved for bridge addresses. Codes 1,0 to
F,F inclusive are available to the user.
The address code is user defined in the range 1,0
to F,F and is set by rotating the spinwheel to the
desired code and selecting the SAVE function.
F/Panel Name
The control panel may be given a name using this
function (e.g. Edit Suite, Studio 2 etc.) The
maximum number of characters, including spaces,
is 19 and may consist of letters and numbers
(ASCII Characters)
To edit the name press either the left or right hand
button adjacent to the arrows for the centre text
line until the character to be changed is flashing.
Using the spinwheel, scroll through to the
character required and then, using the left and right
hand buttons, select the next character; the other
characters may be changed in the same way.
When the name has been set to that required
press the SAVE function to save the name. Note
that to remove a character and leave a clear space
in the text line the
Clear
function (above Preset)
should be used. The
Preset
function returns the
text to the original data.
Auto Connect
The Auto Connect menu allows a number of units
to be automatically connected to the control panel
at power-up.
Up to 16 units may be designated in this way by
assigning a number to them (00 to 15).
Note that these numbers are also used to
assign the default unit.
The units in this list are (on power-up) in the
standby mode and although not currently active are
locked to this control panel and may not be
controlled by any other panel.
The unit name (second text line of the control
window display) may be displayed by scrolling
through the list using the button adjacent to the ì
arrow.
The network address of the unit is shown in the
third text line as three sets of hexadecimal codes.
The first set is the network address, the second set
is the physical unit address and the third set is the
port address. Each set of these codes may be
selected (the set will be shown enclosed in
brackets) by pressing the button adjacent to this
line.
The code may then be changed using the
spinwheel.
The code may be reset to 0000 00 00 by pressing
the clear button. This action also removes the unit
name from the display and inserts a ? symbol
indicating that no unit will be connected to this
session.
The Auto Connect set-up may be saved by
pressing either the dedicated front panel Save
button or by pressing the button adjacent to the
Save display text.