DISPLAY
RESET
F1
Figure 3-2: PCMCIA led in the 180mm or 250mm recorder
3.1.3 Archives summary
Archived data on a PCMCIA memory card may be:
• charts i.e an
alog inputs, math results or communication data,
• analo
g alarms,
• digital events,
• recorder ev
ents: (no paper, end of paper, burnout ...)
3.1.4 Recorder firmware compatibility
The PCMCIA option is compatible with the 001AK recorder firmware or higher. Older firmware
revisions will not allow your recorder to recognize the PCMCIA option board, the recorder will need to be
updated (see the OVERVIEW section of this manual).
3.2 SETUP
3.2.1 PCMCIA communication interface configuration
The PCMCIA option board is detected at power up during the recorder’s initialization time but, to be able
to use it, the INTERFACE parameter of the MISCELLANEOUS configuration matrix must be set to
PCMCIA.
The default configuration of this para
meter is JACK, which allows to configure the recorder with the PC
Configurator software.
When the option board has been detected, the PCMCIA co
nfiguration matrices (READ-WRITE, PRINT
CONF and SERVICE) appear and this option becomes TRUE in recorder’s hardware configuration (see
the CARD USED service in the MISCELLANEOUS matrix).
SUB-MATRIX PARAMETER CLASSIFICATION
MISCEL INTERFACE
♦♦♣♣
Definition:
Determines which of the PCMCIA option board or the JACK board is
con
nected to the recorder.
How to modify it:
Select a new value.
Possible choices: JACK
PCMCIA
Default value: JACK
Note:
This parameter cannot be modified by the PC Co
nfigurator software.
Note: The PCMCIA service functions are only available when the interface parameter is
set to PCMCIA.
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