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The location of interSeptor Pro-XP for reference.
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System Date and Time
The date and time of interSeptor Pro-XP. The format refers to
the General Settings/System Information/Date Time Format.
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System Uptime
The time that has expired since the last interSeptor Pro-XP boot-
up.
Device Management
The Device Management options enable you to take immediate or
scheduled actions based on interSeptor Pro-XP sensor status. Users can
select System Board (or Device Board-n, if there are extra devices be
cascaded) to configure sensors.
4A Device Management
4A.1 Device Configuration
EMD Port 1/EMD Port 2/EMD Port 3/EMD Port 4 Configuration
If there are more EMD sensors cascaded, the user can select the sensor
1 to sensor n to configure the sensor.
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Name: This column allows the user to configure the user-
defined name of the EMD. The size is 31 characters. Available
characters are alphabetic characters*1, numerals*3 and [space,
_, -]. The default value is EMD-n-m, n is the number of EMD
Port, m is the order in RS-485 chain.
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Action: By default this is set to 'Enabled'. This means that
whenever an EMD is attached the interSeptor Pro-XP it will
auto-detect the readings. If no EMD is required to be connected
then the port can be set to 'Disabled'. When a port is set to
'Enabled' and there is no EMD connected then a
'Communication lost' alarm is raised for that port.
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