CSI 7798 I/SITE LAN, Руководство по установке

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Setup and Operation Installation Guide
38 7798 I/SITE LAN
Station type
Identifies the station type of the 7798 selected on the Station Selection screen. Station
type can be 779800, 779801, 779803, or 779806.
Note: When you change the DCU station type identification, existing database information is
cleared and the controller reverts to boot control.
Use the
+
/
–
keys to cycle between 779800, 779801, 779803, or 779806.
When editing is complete, press
Done
to save the changes and exit or
ESC
to exit without
saving, thus retaining the previous settings.
Network speed
Identifies the controller LAN network speed of the 7798 selected on the Station selection
screen. Network speed can be 19,200 or 9,600.
Note: All devices on the LAN must be communicating at the same baud rate. The typical LAN
baud rate is 19200. Only use 9600 baud if problems with data throughput are being experi-
enced.
Use the
+
/
–
keys to toggle 19200 or 9600.
When editing is complete, press
Done
to save the changes and exit or
ESC
to exit without
saving, thus retaining the previous settings.
Tap speed (PC/Printer port only)
Identifies the DE-9 COM port (P3) speed of the 7798 selected on the Station Selection
screen. Tap speed can be 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, 600, or 300.
Note: The default Tap speed is 9600 baud. If a modem is connected to this port, use the highest
baud rate supported by the modem.
Use the
+
/
–
keys to cycle between 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, 600, or 300.
When editing is complete, press
Done
to save the changes and exit or
ESC
to exit without
saving, thus retaining the previous settings.
DCU Status
This is the third screen displayed when DCU setup/status is selected from the Parameter
Edit screen (see
Figure 31 ). This screen is for information only and can not be edited.
Special Days
The Special Days screen (see Figure 32 ) is accessed through the Parameter Edit screen.
This screen is used to define dates and durations for up to seven special day schedules.
Thirty-two lines are available. The screen only displays four rows at a time. Using
PgUp
or
PgDn
displays the previous or next four rows, respectively. Press
>
to select an entry
for editing. Once you select a line, the first character of the first field that can be edited
is highlighted. Each row contains the following fields: