PROGRAMMING
Operator programmable features are identified by a Point Number and Parameter Number. The Point Number
refers to the Transducer (vessel) Number, Relay Number, mA Output Number, or TS-3 Number
as identified by the Point Type indicators. Parameter Numbers have a preset Parameter Value for each
Point Number.
Programming is accomplished by altering the preset Parameter Values as required to obtain the RUN mode
operation desired. All operator programmable features are defined in the Quick Start Parameters, Application
Parameters, and Enhancement Parameters sections of this instruction manual.
DISPLAY
In the program mode, the Point Type, Point Number, Parameter Number, and Parameter Value (as well as a
variety of other programming information) may be viewed.
Note that many indicators are specific to certain programming conditions and therefore,
all indicators are not
displayed at any given time.
Parameter Number the programmable feature the Parameter Value pertains to.
Point Type the Point Number refers to a Transducer, Relay, mA Output, TS-3, or Breakpoint.
SAM-20 Bank Number identifies the SAM-20 the Relay Number displayed pertains to.
Point Number the Transducer, Relay, mA Output or TS-3 # the Parameter Value pertains to.
Parameter Value the current value of the Parameter Number for the Point Number displayed.
Units indicates the Parameter Value is displayed in: m, cm, mm, ft, in, or %.
Invalid Entry indicates the value entered is questionable (are you sure?).
Auxiliary Function indicates Auxiliary Function access (applies to only some Parameter Numbers).
Scroll Access Tag indicates the Parameter Value may be scroll accessed.
Program Mode indicates the program mode is accessed.
Point in Service indicates the Point Numbers which will be scanned in the RUN mode.
Auxiliary Function
Units
Parameter
Value
Point
Number
SAM-20 Bank
Number
Point Type
Scroll Access
Tag
Invalid Entry
Parameter
Number
Program
Mode
Transducer
Relay
Analog Output
TS - 3
Point in Service
Index
PROGRAMMING
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