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Description of Standard Displays (Annunciators)
Envelope
Tx/Rx
Antenna
Signal
Strength
Battery
Strength
Arrows
F1 – F5
Annunciators
[ ] Right and
Left Brackets
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M
12
Indicates "Snoop" mode (i.e., processor is "snooping" the
data stream).
Indicates activity on the processor's UART port.
The Host Server (WellTell-X) annunciator is always on.
The Client (WellTell-IS or WellTell-IO) is only on when
the Client is 'synced' to a Host.
A three section "progress bar" indicating incoming signal
strength between the Host and the Client.
A four section "progress bar" indicating incoming signal
strength between the Host and the Client.
The arrows represent up, down, left and right for a total
of four. These arrows describe the Routing Matrix of the
WellTell Product. This Routing Matrix connects the
microprocessor (also referred to as the Maintenance
Port) to either the radio or to the RS-485 device port. In
Pass Through mode, the Device Port is connected
directly to the radio while the microprocessor can be
enabled to "snoop" data from either the Device Port or
the radio. More on this topic can be found in the WWU
Help Files.
When the UP arrow is on, the Microprocessor can snoop
the Device Port. If the UP arrow is not on, the
microprocessor can snoop the radio. Snoop is only
operational in Pass Through mode (i.e., the Left and
Right arrows are lit).
The DOWN arrow being on informs the user that the
microprocessor is being connected in the Routing Matrix.
When the RIGHT arrow is on, this depicts that the radio
is being connected in the Routing Matrix.
The LEFT arrow being on depicts that the Device Port
(RS485) is being connected in the Routing Matrix.
An example of the Routing Matrix might be having the
Device Port (RS485) connected directly to the radio
(Pass Through mode). In this configuration the LEFT and
RIGHT arrows would both be on.
F1 I.S. Barrier Client indicator (WellTell-IS)
F2 I/O Client indicator (WellTell-IO)
F3 Host Server indictor (WellTell-X)
F4 Reserved for future use
F5 Test mode indicator
Indicate activity on the Maintenance (processor) port.
Always active on the Host and inactive on the Clients.
Activates whenever a cable is connected to the
Maintenance port.
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