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Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
September 2019
MAN720_IMVS2000v2_IOM Rev. 6
Section 6: Conguration Parameters
Conguration Parameters
PARAMETERS OF THE “VIEW/SETUP MODE” MENU
PARAMETER NAME DESCRIPTION RANGE
DEFAULT
VALUE
R/W
(1)
AVAILABLE
ON (2) (3)
DI_PST St.
(DI_PST Status)
It indicates the presence of voltage on the PST
CONTROL digital input.
“High” = Voltage applied.
“Low” = Voltage not applied.
See Sections 5.2.2 and 9.1 for details.
High, Low R
Local, Serial,
Bus
DI_SIS_A St.
(DI_SIS_A Status)
It indicates the presence of voltage on the SIS
A Terminals.
“High” = Voltage applied.
“Low” = Voltage not applied.
See Section 9.1 for details.
High, Low R
Local, Serial,
Bus
DI_SIS_B St.
(DI_SIS_B Status)
It indicates the presence of voltage on the SIS
B Terminals.
“High” = Voltage applied.
“Low” = Voltage not applied.
See Section 9.1 for details.
High, Low R
Local, Serial,
Bus
Graph Type
It determines the type of graph to store through
the “Store Graph” command.
FST, PST FST R/W
Local, Serial,
Bus
Graph ID
It determines the FST ID (“Graph Type” = “FST”)
or PST ID (“Graph Type” = “PST”) of graph to store
through the “Store Graph” command.
1-50 1 R/W
Local, Serial,
Bus
Slot Address
It determines the memory address where the
graph will be stored through the “Store Graph”
command.
1-20 1 R/W
Local, Serial,
Bus
Store Graph
It stores the selected (“Graph Type” and “Graph
ID”) graph to the set address (“Slot Address”).
Start - C
Local, Serial,
Bus
Clear Slots It clears all the stored graphs. Start - C
Local, Serial,
Bus
Graphs Info
It contains the pieces of information of the stored
graph, according to the value of “Slot Address”
If the stored graph is a FST, the pieces of
information are the ones of the FST Info
parameter.
If the stored graph is a PST, the pieces of
information are the ones of the PST Info
parameter.
- - R
Local, Serial,
Bus
Notes
(1) Logged in as “Observer”, the parameters are readable only.
(2) Specify the availability of the parameter on each interface: Local (Local Operator Interface),
Serial (RS232 and Bluetooth) and Bus Card (see relevant User Manual for details). If a bus card
is present a dedicated Menu (called “Bus”) is available into the “View Mode Menu” and “Setup
Mode Menu” (see relevant User Manual for details).
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