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ASE2000 V2 Communication Test Set User Manual 17
4.4. SelectionandCongurationofProtocol
The method for selection and conguration of protocol will depend on the Operational Mode.
4.4.1. ExchangeModeProtocolSelectionandConguration
In Exchange Mode, protocol selection is performed in one of four ways:
Default protocol on start-up – If the default Operational Mode on start-up is Exchange Mode
and there was a saved “MONX” le during the previous execution, the last used MONX le will
automatically be loaded on start-up. This will establish operational parameters based on what
was previously set in the MONX le.
Open existing MONX le To establish an operating environment based on a previously
saved MONX le, from the task bar select “File > Open” and browse to the folder containing
the previously saved MONX le. Select the le and then select “Open”. This will establish
operational parameters based on what is contained in the MONX le.
Open existing MON le A MON le is similar to a MONX le, but created by ASE2000 Version
1 software. The procedure for opening a MON le is similar to opening a MONX le. The le
type, MON or MONX, is selectable from a pull down list in the bottom right portion of the le
open menu.
Select protocol from protocol menu – On initial execution of the test set software or if a protocol
is required for which there is no existing MONX le, the required protocol is selected from
the Available Protocols menu. From the task bar select “File > Select Protocol” then select
the required protocol from the list. The Exchange List view will be updated to contain the
set of exchanges (commands, protocol messages) specic to the selected protocol. All other
operational parameters will be set to default values and will have to be modied for the current
test environment. This may include communication settings, device specic settings (RTU ID,
point conguration, etc.), and protocol specic settings.

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BrandApplied Systems Engineering
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