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Table 9: System 450 web UI Sensor Configuration page user actions, descriptions, and references

Callout Identifier User actions, descriptions, references

18 Cancel button Click Cancel to cancel any changes you made on this web page, revert to the previous values

on the web page, and go to the System Configuration page.

1 Whenever Sn-1 and Sn-2 are set up with the same sensor type, the Sn-d (Differential Sensor) 1 automatically set up and made

available in the SENS drop-down menus in the Output Configuration pages. You are not required to use Sn-d, but the Sn-d status

is displayed in the System Overview page, Sensor Configuration page, System Configuration page, and the Output Configuration

pages.

Analog Output Configuration page

Figure 66 shows an example Analog Output Configuration Page for a System 450 control system that is set up and

operating. Table 10 provides descriptions, user actions, and references for the items called out in Figure 66.

Figure 66: System 450 Analog Output Configuration page example

Table 10: System 450 web UI Analog Output Configuration page user actions, descriptions, and references

Callout Identifier item name User actions, descriptions, references

1 Logout and Configuration

buttons

See System Configuration page for descriptions and user actions regarding the System,

Sensor, and Network buttons.

2 Site name Displays the assigned site name. You can assign a website name on the Network

Configuration page.

See Network Configuration page for more information about assigning a site name.

3 Output configuration: OUTA-2 Displays the output type (OUTA or OUTR) and output number (-n), which are assigned by the

control module.

When you first power on a System 450 module assembly, the control module automatically

detects the connected outputs and assigns an output type and number for each connected

output.

In this example, an analog output is detected and identified in the number 2 position in the

module assembly (OUTA-2).

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