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Data Setup (Figure 21)

The

Data Setup

button located in the lower left corner of

the

General Setup

window accesses the following list of

items, plus the

Sensors

button (all described in the follow-

ing pages). Use directional arrows to highlight the setting
and touch the

Change

button to access keyboard input.

Time Spacing:

The amount of time between recordings. The

range is from two seconds to eighteen hours.

NOTE:

This is the only value in this window which can be

changed.

% Used:

The percentage of the data memory filled.

Number of Days:

This number is automatically changed

based on the time spacing. When the time spacing is
changed the SR–2700 will calculate how many days of data
the memory can hold and display it here.

Line:

The line the controller will record next. The SR–2700

has 3300 lines. When the data is filled up the SR–2700 will
delete the oldest line to make room for the new data.

Sensors (Figure 22)

Touching the

Sensors

button, located in the lower left corner

of the

Data Setup

window, will open the

Sensor to Display

window. This window allows the selection of sensor measure-
ments to be displayed when viewing the data. The selections
have no effect on the data being recorded, only the data to be
displayed. Use the directional arrows to highlight the sensor
checkbox for each sensor. Touching the

Change

button in the

lower right hand corner of the window selects, or unselects,
the sensor box highlighted for each module.

Communication (Figures 23 and 24)

Access the

Communication Setup Menu

from the

General

Setup Menu

by pressing the

Modem

button at the bottom of

the window. This window contains important data details
listed below. It also has multiple windows accessible by a
variety of buttons, which offer more features.
When setting up ‘Communication’ for the first time, enter
the following settings. Use directional arrows to highlight
the settings and touch the

Change

button to toggle through

choices or to access the keyboard input window.

Rings to answer on:

The number of rings required before

the SR–2700 will answer the call. The answering range is
from one to nine rings (1-9); 0 disables answering.

Long Hang-up Time:

Specifies the length of time that the

SR–2700 will ignore incoming calls when AcuCOM uses
the ‘Long Hang-up’ command. This command allows
AcuCOM to call other controllers on the same line.

Sync Bytes:

These must match the sync bytes in AcuCOM

for communication to be established. Since AcuCOM is a
freely distributed software package, without this command
in place others could call the controller and see the read-
ings. Using the sync bytes prevents all unauthorized access.

More:

Pressing this button will access

Modem Advanced

Diagnostics

(Figure 24). Technical Support may ask for

information from this window.

Status:

Modem status

Timer:

Modem time

CMD:

CMD (Command) status