IQH3A IQ 3U Modular Enclosure
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Operation
Issue 2 Rev 2
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4.7.3 Slots 1 to 16
These sections display information about control clients.
Active Front Panels and RollCall PC programs use a RollCall connection to control a module.
RollTrack does not use a connection, it uses Blind control. Blind Control is the ability to
control a unit without a connection.
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Disconnect:
The Disconnect button will disconnect the currently displayed connected
controller.
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Name:
This shows the RollCall controller client name / per session. If SNMP is
enabled, one of the session names corresponds to the name of the Gateway unit.
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Connection:
This displays the address of the connected controllers. The Show
Session control can be used to scroll through the connected controllers. If SNMP is
enabled, then the Gateway itself will be shown as one of the controllers, usually the
first controller. Packet counts from this controller, and from all connected controllers,
are displayed to the right.
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Blind:
This will display the address of last controller to send the module a blind
control packet. Packet counts from blind controllers is shown to the right.
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Allow Blind Control:
If the module is to be controlled by Blind Control (RollTrack and
some third party remote control systems), the Allow Blind Control box must be
checked. If Blind Control is not used, Allow Blind Control may be disabled, giving
protection against incorrectly set-up RollTrack sources.
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Single Session Only:
When this box is checked, only one connected controller is
allowed to control the module at any one time.
4.7.4 Show Session
This controls which client is displayed by the other Control menu items. Click and drag the
slider to increase or decrease the number of clients displayed.
Note:
When SNMP is enabled generally the first session displayed is the current SNMP session
to that module
