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NV10/NV7.5 Operations and Maintenance Manual Operating the transmitter
Page 2-120 Issue 3.4 2016-08-03
Select the desired digital output (1 through 24) from the list. The
Channel
and
Control
settings
for the selected output, as well as the current logic
Level
(1 or 0), are displayed on the right-
hand side of the page. You can define the
Channel
and
Control
settings as follows:
Channel
You can configure digital outputs 1 through 24 to monitor a variety of alarm and status
outputs. Press the existing
Channel
bar to display the
Select a Remote
window. From this
window select one of the channels, then press
OK
to accept.
Control
You can configure the active/inactive logic for each of the 24 digital outputs. Press the existing
Control
bar to display the applicable drop-down menu options. Some digital output default
examples:
if the selected channel is
RF On/Off
, the drop-down options are:
•
Output Low When RF On
. Logic ‘0’ (low) indicates the output is true (RF is on); Logic
‘1’ (high) indicates the output is false (RF is off).
•
Output Low When RF Off
. Logic ‘0’ (low) indicates the output is true (RF is off); Logic
‘1’ (high) indicates the output is false (RF is on).
if the selected channel is
Local/Remote
, the drop-down options are:
•
Output Low When Local
. Logic ‘0’ (low) indicates the output is true (Local); Logic ‘1’
(high) indicates the output is false (Remote).
•
Output Low When Remote
. Logic ‘0’ (low) indicates the output is true (Remote); Logic
‘1’ (high) indicates the output is false (Local).
if the selected channel is
Active Exciter
, the drop-down options are:
•
Output Low When A
. Logic ‘0’ (low) indicates the output is true (A); Logic ‘1’ (high)
indicates the output is false (B).
•
Output Low When B
. Logic ‘0’ (low) indicates the output is true (B); Logic ‘1’ (high)
indicates the output is false (A).