2. Set Aux timeout constant. This setting determines how long (in seconds) the OIT will wait for
a response from the Aux device. The range is from 0 to 127 seconds.
3. Set Aux block pack. This is used to determine how the unit will communicate (register
polling) to the Aux device. By increasing this number, larger blocks of registers can be
fetched from the Aux device by issuing one command for a block of registers instead of a
command for each individual register. In some cases, this speeds the update of information
on the display, but in other cases it may cause unwanted delays. Experiment with this number
to optimize.
When Entering in data register types and address using the extended mode to be used by the Aux port device, select
the Aux. check box first, then add the address in the extended mode format [node address]#[address].
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