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Provides critical safety precautions for operating the Gateway device.
Introduces the scope of the chapter, focusing on open package inspection of the Gateway.
Describes the installation process and pre/post-energization inspections for the Gateway.
Details the physical installation steps, including fastening, grounding, and wiring of the device.
Outlines checks for mechanical parts, wiring, connectors, and module settings before initial power-up.
Specifies the procedure and requirements for measuring insulation resistance using a magneto-ohmmeter.
Lists checks to perform after powering on the device, including LCD display, indicators, and keyboard.
Explains the purpose of the chapter, which is to describe modules and terminal definitions for the Gateway.
Describes the DB9 serial port and Ethernet RJ45 ports on the main CPU module.
States that the Ethernet module's external terminal is the same as the main CPU module's.
Details the 20-wire Phoenix terminal for RS232/RS485 serial ports and working mode definitions.
Describes the 20-wire Phoenix terminal for binary inputs and outputs, including terminal definitions.
Explains dial switch settings for time synchronization module addresses and synchronous clock types.
Details the 8-wire Phoenix terminal for 220V AC/DC and 110V DC input power modules.
Introduces the chapter's content, covering HMI, menu operation, and display of the Gateway.
Explains the elements on the front panel, including indicators, LCD screen, and function buttons.
Describes the LCD display behavior during normal operation, including time, page indicators, and status updates.
Details the hierarchical menu structure and functions, referring to a table for menu levels.
Outlines the scope of the chapter, focusing on the operational and maintenance rules for the Gateway.
Lists checks to perform before operating the Gateway, focusing on indicators, MMI, and display consistency.
Provides essential notes and prohibitions during normal operation, including key presses and configuration modifications.
Details common phenomena, their causes, and handling methods for typical Gateway failures.
Describes the recommended transportation and storage conditions for the Gateway device.
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