Bosch FWA 43 Series, Инструкция по техническому обслуживанию

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Operating System-Software | FWA 43xx / 44xx | 51 en
Devices:
Devices Fig. 19:
Devices show the software version, type (only MWA)
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of the devices in case of the measuring system and
the serial interface to which they are linked.
The data is read once again with the help of Reload.
KPV – Communication processor-version
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MPV – Measurement processor-version
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MPT – Measurement processor type contains
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information on a possibly built in Encoder.
Settings
Settings Fig. 20:
1 Selection of an entry. The identification of entries corresponds to
the names in the file CCD.INI.
2 In order to edit an entry, click on the corresponding value in this
column. Either a text field is displayed for the direct entry, or a
context menu is displayed with the possible values. The entry in
a text field should be closed with RETURN, so that the value is
accepted.
3 Illustrates a brief explanation for the currently selected entry.
4 "Save" – button is active as soon as a value has been changed.
After saving, the server shall be restarted.
Most of the relevant configuration settings can be
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edited in 'Settings' "Configuration settings in the file
CCD.INI)".
Channel
Channel enables to retrieve and set the system
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number.
Channel Fig. 21:
1 Display of channel number and selection of a device with the help
of a radio button.
2 Selection of a channel.
In case of 2.4 GHz – wireless modules, 4 channels are available.
In case of 433 MHz – wireless modules, 6 channels are available.
3 Writing the selected channel number for the devices chosen.
4 The channel information is read once again.
Channels of all devices can be read. The channels of
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the sensors can be set only if these are connected
to the cable. If not, then the channels shall be set
directly at the sensor.
While setting the channel at the sensor:
Access setup mode by simultaneously pressing the 1.
reset and runout keys. Thereby, all LEDs will lapse.
Repeated selection of the runout key increases the
2.
channel number only by one.
The runout LED flashes according to the set channel
3.
number.
Once the highest channel number is reached (6 at
4.
433 MHz and 4 at 2.4 GHz), press the runout key
again to return to the first (lowest) channel.