Status Bar - Tait TB8100 User Manual

Program
Mode
Monitor
Configure
Diagnose
Alarms
Help

Status Bar

Miscellaneous
messages
32 Part C: Basic Tasks
Sends the whole set of configuration information in the Service Kit to the base
station. The base station must be in Standby mode. Once programmed, the base
station operates using the new configuration. See also
Station Configurations" on page
Lets you change the base station's operation mode. The traffic light indicates
the current mode. Green means Run mode, Orange means Standby mode, and
Red means Download mode. See also
Lets you monitor the base station. See also
page 21.
Lets you view and edit a configuration. If a configuration is not already selected,
you are given the option of creating a new configuration, opening an existing
one, or reading the base station's current configuration. See also
Configuration Settings" on page
Lets you carry out diagnostic tests on the base station. See also
Problems" on page 23.
Turns red when any base station alarm is triggered. Click Alarms to display the
current status of all base station alarms. See also
page 127.
Displays a Help topic for the form or dialog box you are currently in.
The status bar provides you with useful information that supplements the
display in the main pane.
Flashing alarm Service Kit
icon requests
Miscellaneous messages appear on the left. Four panels in the status bar contain
a flashing alarm icon (when an alarm is triggered), any Service Kit requests, the
name of the connection followed by the name of the base station that the
Service Kit is logged on to, and the mode that the base station is currently in.
'Ready' means that the Service Kit has completed the last user request and is
ready to respond to another request.
"Working With Base
42.
"Operation Modes" on page
"Monitoring the Base Station" on
22.
"Monitoring Alarms" on
Connection
Base station
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"Viewing
"Diagnosing
Current
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