Omega MWTC SERIES User Manual page 19

codes have been set to the ANSI color codes. You can change these to IEC color
codes, see section 3.5.2
Reference
②
This location will display the reference name you typed into the "Description"
field when this box was configured. This can be changed at any time
Address
③
The number displayed here is the address number you specified when this
display box was configured. This number must match the corresponding
Connector/Transmitter that has the same number specified or your system will
not receive the correct data readings.
Process
④
This is the actual process temperature reading that is being measured by your
thermocouple or RTD sensor.
Ambient
⑤
This is the actual ambient temperature connector inside the body of your
Connector/Transmitter. If the unit is exposed to temperatures outside the limits
specified in this manual the reading will begin to blink and the digits will turn
red to provide a visual warning.
Units
⑥
Units of measurement setting can be changed from here without going into the
main channel configuration menu. Just click with your mouse onto the desired
°C or °F button to make a change.
RX
⑦
The "RX" indicator box will display a green light that blinks each time the
receiver acquires data from the corresponding connector transmitter.
Signal
⑧
This percentage bar graph indicates the radio signal strength being received by
the receiver. This should be used as guidance when installing your system to
help determine the best location and positioning of your equipment.
⑨ Battery
This percentage bar graph indicates the amount of remaining usable available
power the battery installed in the Connector/Transmitter has left to operate
normally.
3.5.4 Changing Thermocouple Color Codes.
By default the setting for thermocouple color code is the American National
Standards Institute (ANSI) standard. You can change the default setting to the
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standard here under this menu
in the TC-Central software.
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