WTE TReX-460, User Manual

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TReX User Manual v15.30 Firmware
1234560, beep level 1 and 512 baud.
Both Input 1 and 2 configured to disable all high level processing.
*IN_CONFIG_H=1:0,0,0,0,0<CR>
*IN_CONFIG_H=2:0,0,0,0,0<CR>
Both input 1 and 2 are configured as per the full example details above.
*IN_CONFIG_L=1:5,20,10,0,0<CR>
*IN_CONFIG_L=2:5,20,10,0,0<CR>
Both input 1 and 2 are configured as per the full example details above and in addition both
inputs resend the programmed message once every 30 seconds (only while the input is low)
*IN_CONFIG_L=1:5,20,10,0,30<CR>
*IN_CONFIG_L=2:5,20,10,0,30<CR>
Configured messages to be transmitted once triggered.
*IN_MSG_L=1:WT1234560A10 IN 1 LOW<CR>
*IN_MSG_L=2:WT1234560A10 IN 2 LOW<CR>
High level messages can be set to anything since they are configured not to be used
*IN_MSG_H=1:<CR>
*IN_MSG_H=2:<CR>
For more details on command usage please refer to the Configuration section if required.
Controlling Outputs from Inputs
The simplest, and most reliable method is to enable the PLC feature, however alternatively, the
following approach may be used.
Any input (including battery and analog inputs) can be used to control any output(s) if
required. The
WTE output control protocol can be used as the payload of any message.
Desired control solution 1:
To close output 2 when the battery voltage is low. The assumption in this case is that the unit
ID is the default ID of 01.
The default low battery voltage message which is associated with input 9 is as follows.
*IN_MSG_L=9:WT1234560A13 BATT LOW<CR>
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