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Broadly one can view the screen as a “left” and a “right” with
the left half containing status values (read backs) read from
the DXM100 and the right half containing the values that are
configurable by the user. Notice that the top of the right half
contains the label “Click to Set”. For any configurable setting
you click on the button to the left of the setting, which brings
up the program set point screen. For example, click on the
button labeled, ‘V’ to set the output voltage set point. Refer
to figure 12.
4.2.2.4
Program Set Point Screen
On the program set point screen (Reference figure 12 there are two
fields: a top field labeld ‘V’ and a bottom field labeled ‘DAC’.
Figure 12 - Program Configurable Values Screen
The top field is the scaled value or real world value, which is the
field the user is going to use most of the time. The bottom field is
the raw digital-to-analog converter (DAC) value that is actually sent
to the DXM100. Enter either the desired set point level in the top
field or the DAC value between 0 and 4095 in the bottom field.
The user can then click Apply to send the set point to the DXM100
and remain in the set point screen, or click OK to send the set point
and close the set point entry window. The Maximum and Zero
buttons will set both fields to the indicated end point value. The
user may also click on Cancel to close the window without sending
any changes.
To reset the Total hour On meter to zero via the Applet a password
is required.The password is “SHV_Reset”
4.2.2.5
Java Warning Messages
You may notice a message at the bottom of all dialog windows that
are displayed from the DXM100 Control and Monitor Applet. The
wording may vary slightly depending on the JVM version but on
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