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InSpec Sampler Controller
SECTION 19: REMOTE IO MODULE
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Section 1: Introduction
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Intended Use
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Identifying the Parts of the Inspec Front Display
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Front Panel
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Basic Operation of the Instrument (Start, Stop, Reset, Manual)
14
Section 2: Common Software Features
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Main Features
15
Inspec Security
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Common Security Menu Items
15
Navigating the Inspec Display
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Basic Screen Layout
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Data Entry
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Numeric Entry
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Alphanumeric Entry
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Password Entry
19
Questions & Decisions
19
Select/Assign Key
19
Registers
20
Register Mode Options
20
Display Setup
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Scroll Setup
22
Display Items
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Display Dec
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Engineering Display
22
Bar Graph 1
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Bar Graph 2
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The Alarms Menu
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Set Display Text
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Set Source Register
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Set Active Register
25
Invert Active
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Minimum Value
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Maximum Register
25
Invert Rslt
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Hysteresis (%)
25
Set Phases
25
Alarm Delay
25
Email Notification
26
Inhibit Trim
26
Security
26
The Systems Menu
26
Inspec ID
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Set Date/Time
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Email Setup
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Serial Ports
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Modbus Tcp Slave
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Modbus Tcp Master
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Ip Settings
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User Commands
31
Records and Logs
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Generate Report
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Print
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Delete Batches
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Email
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Log Setup
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Software Description
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Operating System
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Files
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Section 3: Data Communications
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What Is It
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One Bit at a Time, or a Whole Byte
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Parallel Transmission
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Serial Transmission
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Simplex, Half Duplex or Full Duplex
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Simplex
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Half Duplex
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Full Duplex
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The Right Connection
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Line Termination and Fail-Safe
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Section 4: Ip Settings
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Ip Settings
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What Is an IP Address
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What Do IP Addresses Look Like
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Configure DHCP
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IP Address
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Subnet Mask
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Default Gateway
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Primary DNS
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Secondary DNS
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SMTP URL Address
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Print URL Address
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NTP URL Address
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View MAC Address
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NTP Setup (Network Time Protocol Setup)
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Resolving Ip Addresses
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Email - Default Smtp Port = 25
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Network Printer - Default Port = 515
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Ntp Time - Default Port = 123 (Udp/Ip Protocol)
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Modbus Tcp - Default Network Port = 502
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Section 5: Sd Card File System
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System Directory
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Modlog.csv
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Reglog.csv
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Rebootlog.csv
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Seclog.csv
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Users.bin
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Backup Directory
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Temp Directory
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Csdata
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Images
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System
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Batch Directory
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Log.txt
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Log.csv
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Al_Ph.csv
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Report.txt
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Report.htm
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Section 6: Ftp File System Access
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Section 7: Insitu Programming
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Programming from the Bootloader
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Automatic Software Update Via the Bootloader
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Manual Software Update Via the Bootloader
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Upgrading Existing Software Via Testcard
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Upgrading - the Upgrade Data Folder
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Upgrading the Bootloader Software Via the Application
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Section 8: Sd Card System Files
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Section 9: Modbus Information
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General
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Invalid Addresses
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MODBUS Serial Set-Up
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Ethernet Modbustcp Setup
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Node Number
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Mode
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Ascii
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Rtu
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Tcp
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Word Order
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Functions Supported
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Modbus Addresses
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Comms Data Registers
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RTU Delay (Serial Only)
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String Size
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Float Size
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Start Offset
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Modbus Slave
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Modbus Master
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General
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Queries Blocks
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Modbus Poll Delay (Serial Only)
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Modbus Retries
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Section 10: User Commands
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Introduction
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Command Types
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Section 11: User Configurable Logic (Ucl)
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How Does Ucl Run
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How to Write Aucl Program
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How to Use Build - Part 1
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How to Execute Aucl Program
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What Makes up Aucl Program
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Types and Type Casting
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Integer Type
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Floating Point Type
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Boolean Type
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Register Names
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Casting
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Arithmetic Operators (+, -, *, /, %)
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Boolean Logical Operators (&&, ||, ^^, !)
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Boolean Comparison Operators (==, !=, >, <, >=, <=)
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Bit-Wise Operators (&, |, ^)
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Shift Operators (>>, <<)
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Pointer Arithmetic Operators
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Complex Math Operators (Log, Ln, Pow, Sin, Cos, Tan, Asin, Acos, Atan)
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Log Example
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Ln Example
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Pow Example
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Sin Example
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Cos Example
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Tan Example
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Asin Example
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Acos Example
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Atan Example
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Rand Example
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Operators Decision Making (? :)
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Operator Priority and Parenthesising
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Operators: Conditional Jump Loop Labels (IF$LABEL, $LABEL:)
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Section 12: Flow Weighted Averaging
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Section 13: Pid Blocks
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Section 14: Storing Configuration Backups
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Section 15: Restoring Configuration Backups
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Section 16: System Start up Menu
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Exit
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Toggle Wdog
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Enable Debug
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Default Uk
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Default Us
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Default Modbus
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Clear Modbus Addrs
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Default Files
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Wipe Instrument
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Format Sd Card
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Startup Ctrl
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Clear Reg Check
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Register Editor
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System Backup
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System Restore
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Section 17: Web (Http) Interface
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Section 18: Svg Schematic - Web Interface
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Section 19: Remote Io Module
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Field Connections
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Connect with Web Interface
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Remote Adc Device
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Remote Dac Device
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Remote Digital Device
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Remote Pulse Device
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Section 20: Remote Io Web Page
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Section 21: Safety Information
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Section 22: Installation Details
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General
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Location
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Mounting
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Section 23: Making Connections
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Field and Power Connections (Rear)
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Input Power
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Earthing Requirements
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Shielded (Screened) Cables
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Section 24: Field Connections
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Cable Screens & Drain Wires
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Plug No's 1, 2, 3 & 4
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Relay Outputs (4 Off)
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Plug No. 5
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Rs422 & Rs485 Terminology
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Rs422 & Rs485 Termination
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Rs422 & Rs485 Connections
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Plug No. 6
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DC Power (1 Off)
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Dual Function Digital Inputs/Outputs (4 Off)
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Voltage or Current Pulse Inputs (2 Off)
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4-20Ma ANALOGUE OUTPUT (2 Off)
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4-20Ma ANALOGUE INPUT (3 Off)
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Section 25: Instrument Specifications
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General Specifications
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Insulation Co-Ordination
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Ac Power Inlet Creepage/Clearance
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Relay Outputs Creepage/Clearance
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Compliance to International Standards
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Section 26: Instrument Breakdown
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Disassembly
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Reassembly
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Section 27: Printed Circuit Boards
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Fitting & Removal
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Main Case/Extrusion
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Front Panel
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Printed Circuit Board Configuration
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Pcb Handling Precautions
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Pcb Identification & Description
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F3174 Configuration
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Battery Replacement
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F3175 Configuration
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Switch Settings for 'Sw1
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Trigger Threshold Adjustment
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F3176 Configuration
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Display Contrast Adjustment
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Section 28: Frequently Asked Questions
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Battery Storage Life
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Data Retention Time
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Lcd Backlight Life Expectancy
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Section 29: Maintenance / Entretien
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Health and Safety Precautions / Precaution Sante Et Securite
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Cleaning the Inspec
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Section 30: Troubleshooting
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Solving Common Problems
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Power & Battery Problems
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Display Problems
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Serial Problems
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Section 31: Support
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Contact Information
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Recommended Spares
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First 10 Years Operation
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Years Operation
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Repackaging for Shipment
115
Section 32: Definition of Terms & Symbols
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Abbreviations & Acronyms
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Symbols / Symboles
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Appendix A: Inspec Controller Panel Cut-Out Detail
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Appendix B: Installation Sequence (Safe Area Unit)
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Appendix C: Remote I/O (Rio) Configuration
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Appendix D: Publisher Notes
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