LEGRAND Server Technology PRO3X User Manual page 132

Column Description
Name By default, the name assigned contains:
• •
Sensor/actuator type, such as "Temperature" or "Dry Contact."
• • Sequential number of the same sensor/actuator type, like 1, 2, 3
and so on.
You can customize the name. Customize names on the individual
sensor page.
Reading Numeric sensors, such as temperature and humidity, show the
reading.
State Available for all sensors and actuators.
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Type Sensor or actuator type.
Serial This is the serial number printed on the sensor package's label.
Number
Position Position indicates where this sensor or actuator is located in the
sensor chain.
Identifying the Sensor Position and Channel
Actuator Indicates whether this sensor package is an actuator or not. If yes,
the checkmark symbol
▶
To release or manage sensors/actuators:
You can multi-select sensors to release or manage them. Releasing is necessary when the maximum
number of managed sensors are in use, and you need to make a change, such as replacing old sensors
with new ones, or making space by removing an unneeded type and adding a different type. When you
manage sensors individually, you can manually select ID numbers--this allows you to simultaneously
release an old sensor if you select to reuse its assigned ID:
140). When you manage multiple sensors at once, ID numbers are automatically assigned, and nothing
else is changed or released.
1) Select the sensors/actuators that you want to manage/release from management.
2) Click to view options and select Manage or Release.
• Release: The items are automatically released, and you return to the list. Newly released sensors •
show at the end of the list as "Manage Device" if they are still physically connected, otherwise they
disappear.
• Manage: "Manage Peripheral Device" dialog opens. Click Manage to accept automatic sensor •
numbers. If a single item was selected, you can choose the ID number by selecting "Manually select
a sensor number." Click Manage and you return to the list. Newly managed sensors appear and will
show a status in the State column. They can now be renamed and configured.
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Sensor/Actuator States
(on page 139)
is shown.
Managing One Sensor or Actuator
(on
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