Alstom MX3EG1A - Changing Date and Time; Displaying Settings in Use; Displaying Main Settings

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MX3EG1A
c) By pressing the key
ò
or
ñ
the stored language menu is
scrolled. For the purpose of our example, we mus
t stop when the
following message appears:
[MENU:
ENGLISH
]
[
]
d) By pressing the key
ï
the selected dialogue language is
confirmed and you go back to the main menu. The following
message appears on the display:
[MENU:
ENGLISH
]
[
]
6.1.2 Changing date and time
Access to the 'change date/time' function is denied when
the
protection is network-connected. If the network
connection is
made after entering the change function, the local
changes are
not enabled.
Suppose we wish to change the
starting date 10/06/93 into 24/05/
95.
a) Press the key
ò
or
ñ
until the display shows the following
message:
[DATE 10/06/93]
[TIME 9:38:43]
b) By pressing the key
ð
the change function is enabled and
the
display shows as follows:
[DATE 10/06/93]
[TIME 9:38:43]
c) By pressing the key
ð
the value to be changed is selected.
Press the key
ð
six times
to select the last dig
it that makes up
the date, the display will show as
follows:
[DATE 10/06/93]
[TIME 9:38:43]
d) By pressing the key
ñ
the value of the selected number is
increased. Hold the key pressed until the display shows:
[DATE 10/06/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
e) By pressing the key
ï
, the fourth digit that makes up the
date
is selected: the display will
show:
[DATE 10/06/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
f) By pressing the key
ò
, the selected number is decreased until
the display shows:
[DATE 10/05/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
g) By pressing the key
ï
twice further, the second digit of the date
is selected and the display will show:
[DATE 10/06/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
h) By pressing the key
ñ
the selected number is changed (on
reaching the number 9, the tens will go up by one
unit) until the
display shows:
[DATE 24/05/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
i) Press the key
ï
until you move
to the beginning of the line.
The
display will show:
[DATE 24/05/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
j)
By
pressing the
key
ò
the date-change function is enabled and
the steps to be followed are the same as those described from
c)
to i).
The device does not accept time or date
settings that do not exist.
The time counting starts upon moving from the digits that make
up the date to the wording TIME at the beginning of the line.
k) By pressing the key
ï
the changes made are confirmed and
you go back to the main menu: the display will show:
[DATE 24/05/95]
[TIME 9:38:43]
6.1.3 Displaying
settings in
use
a) Press the key
ò
or
ñ
until the display shows:
[SETTINGS IN USE]
[ MAIN]
The second line will display the
group of settings the device is
using.
Any
<!> possibly displayed, notwith
standing the contents of the
second line, indicates the device is working with the SPARE
settings.
[SETTINGS IN USE]
[
<!>
MAIN]
The device will continue on working with
the SPARE settings as
long as the 'settings
-change' comma
nd sent by the
IN DIG1
digital input remains enabled. When
<!> characters disappear,
the device restarts working with
the group of
settings displayed.
6.1.4 Displaying main settings
a) Press the key
ò
or
ñ
until the display shows:
[SETTINGS READING]
[MAIN ]
b) Press the key
ð
to enter the 'main setting display' submenu
and the keys
ò
or
ñ
to scroll the submenu showing as
follows:
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