AMX AXCENTWire Instruction Manual page 22

Caution
Do not select the Open or
New menu option before you
close a loaded project file. If a
project file is loaded when
you select the Open or New
menu option, AXCENTWire
will permanently delete the
loaded file.
Figure 19
AxcWire dialog box
18 Using AXCENTWire
12.
Add divides as needed by clicking in the space between the label and the
terminal indicator. Item 7 in Figure 18 shows a divide example.
13.
Select the DIP Switch option from the Edit menu. Then, click on the DIP switch
positions for RS–232/422 communications and IR/Serial values. In the Figure
18 example, DIP switch 1 (item 2) is configured for RS–232/422 and set to 9600
baud, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. DIP switch 2 (item 3) is configured
for RS–232/422 with values of 4800 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit.
14.
Select the Panels option in the Edit menu. Type panel and device code
information into the panel space as needed. Data included here will be
included in the final project file.
15.
Select the Notes option in the Edit menu. Type any notes you need to help
document special features and options of the installation. The notes (item 10)
are printed with the final project file.
16.
Select File and the Save option to save the file to the current directory.
After you create and save an AXCENTWire file, you can open the file using the
Open option in the File menu. See the File Menu subsection.
If you decide to change to a new template or close a modified open file, you will
see the AxcWire window shown in Figure 19. Click OK to overwrite the previously
saved project file, or No to rename the file.
After you create an AXCESS system AXCENTWire project file, you can use them as
needed to maintain the control system or device. You can print hard copies for your
records, and you can modify them as your control system or device functions
evolve.
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