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4.2 Browser Operation (Automatic Reboot Relay Mode)
The control page for automatic reboot mode is accessed the same as it is in standard mode. See
Section 4.1 for information on accessing the control page.
Using the Automatic Reboot control page is simple and straightforward. Control pages will vary based
upon options selected in setup. An example control page is shown below. A basic description of the
control page follows.
Input Description and Input State
The state of the optically-isolated input can be displayed on the control page. This may be useful to
monitor the electrical state of a device. Most reboot applications will not use the optically-isolated input
so it can be disabled in the setup so that it is not displayed.
Relay Description and Relay State
A brief user description of the relay (or device being controlled) and the relay state may be displayed on
the control page. Note that the relay state represents the current state of the relay and may or may not
represent the state of the device being controlled. This is due to the fact that there are multiple reboot
configurations that function differently. It is recommended that in the WebRelay setup, appropriate text,
state colors, and state labels be used that best represent the device being controlled.
ON/OFF Buttons
These buttons are available only when single pulse reboot options are selected in the 'Relay/Input' setup
and the 'On/Off Buttons' field in the 'Control Page Setup' is set to Yes. When the WebRelay is wired to
correctly match the reboot logic, these buttons will turn the device on and off.
Reboot State
This field provides important information about the current status of the automatic reboot controller. Each
state is described below.
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