S&C IntelliRupter PulseCloser User Manual

Data Types Section
This section congures each message sent in a scheduled test. The predened data
types messages sent are not actual coach or runner messages, but they’re congured
to represent the approximate size of an actual average coach or runner message. The
Denable Data Types setting allows dening message byte size for the sent and
received messages.
Predefined Data Types
The Connection ID in Row 0 is always congured “Coach” and Row 1 is always congured
“Runner.” The Bytes Sent and Bytes Received elds are not congurable.
Definable Data Types
The Connection IDs in Row 2 and 3 are always congured “Undened” whereas the Bytes
Sent and Bytes Received elds are user dened. If one “Unused” entry is changed, a
numerical entry must also be entered for the other eld in that row.
Row
This identies the row: 0 is the rst message type sent, 1 is the second message type
sent, etc.
Data Type
This is the name of the congured test message, such as “Coach” or “Runner.” The message
sent is not an actual coach or runner message, but it should be congured to represent
the approximate size of the average coach or runner message by setting the appropriate
number of sent and received bytes.
Bytes Sent
This eld congures the length of the message being sent for this type. (Range: 1-2048
and Unused, Step: 1, Default: Unused)
Bytes Received
This eld congures the length of the response message automatically generated when
the remote node receives the sent message. (Range: 1-2048 and Unused, Step: 1, Default:
Unused)
S&C Instruction Sheet 766-530 159
Communication Setup

S&C IntelliRupter PulseCloser Specifications

General

Brand	S&C
Model	IntelliRupter PulseCloser
Category	Industrial Electrical
Language	English