Figure 10-20 Unique Product Number Display - Henny Penny Velocity OXE-100 Operation Manuals

Use the product number to identify what product is being cooked. For example, P3 represents
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Product 3.
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Even though the OPS/QPM computer is able to list any new radios detected within range of the
network, there is nothing on the OPS/QPM screen that identifies what piece of equipment that radio
is installed in. For example, if two new fryers are brought into the store on the same day, the OPS/
QPM computer screen would see two new radios available, but there would be no way to know which
radio is installed in which fryer. To clearly identify which radio corresponds to which fryer, every
ZigBee device must implement an audio-visual I I d d e e n n t t i i f f y y response. When the Identify command is
sent from the OPS/QPM computer to a fryer's radio module, the fryer control itself must beep and
display a message to make it clear which piece of equipment to which the OPS/QPM computer is
communicating.
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For stores that have multiple units and need to quickly identify each unit's channel ID, a signal can be
sent from the OPS/QPM operating computer to the units. Once the channel ID is selected, the unit
that is linked to that ID starts to flash ZIGBEE ID, and then beeps. See
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correct unit.
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Figure 10-20 Unique Product Number Display

91. A note can then be inserted in the OPS/QPM system to identify that ID with the
Figure 10-21 ZigBee ID