Velocity Operation Manual
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A local I/O can be disabled as follows:
Enter the Engineer or User Password, Press the menu
access icon
, select the ‘local I/O’ Icon
.
(The disabling function is available to engineer & users).
The panel shows the module selection menu.
Select the required port number. The port number is
shown in the brackets on the left. When you select a
module it will become highlighted. The up and down
arrows can be used to cycle through pages. Press the
green tick to confirm the selection.
MIM/ZMA/ZMB Disablement
The module settings screen will be displayed.
In this example, the input address is shown as:
(3.1)
. The
first number represents the TRM port (The RJ45 port on
the TRM PCB that the module is plugged into). The
second number represents the input on the module
itself.
E.g. a ZMA that is plugged into TRM port 3 would have
the following addresses:
(3.1) = TRM Port 3, Input 1
(3.2) = TRM Port 3, Input 2
(3.3) = TRM Port 3, Input 3
To disable an input, change the mode by pressing on the
‘Disabled’ selection circle, then press
or
to cycle
through more inputs, or the exit icon
. The panel will
ask if you want to save the changes.
Press tick
to save the changes, or press
to
discard.
(NOTE: When an input has been disabled, the module
Short & Trouble LED’s will be lit [Yellow constant] to
indicate the disablement)
MRM Disablement
(NOTE: A MRM output can only be disabled if the
output type is set to ‘Programmable’)
The module settings screen will be displayed.
In this example, the relay address is shown as:
(1.1)
. The
first number represents the TRM port (The RJ45 port on
the TRM PCB that the module is plugged into). The
second number represents the output on the module
itself.
E.g. a MRM that is plugged into TRM port 1 would have
the following addresses:
(1.1) = TRM Port 1, Output 1
(1.2) = TRM Port 1, Output 2
(1.3) = TRM Port 1, Output 3
To disable an input, change the mode by pressing on the
