Dn9848E Set U P Options; General; Remote Comms Channel/Gang Mode - Klark Teknik DN9848E Operator's Manual

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7. DN9848E S

7.1. General

The DN9848E provides various set up options for adapting the operation of the unit to best suit your
operational requirements and preferences, as follows:
Comms channel setting for remote control operation (Page 1)
Channel Gang setup for linking either input channels or output channels together (Page 2)
Security features such as front panel lock and system memory protect (Pages 3 and 4)
Analogue/digital input select (Page 5)
Display and LED lighting (Page 6)
Unit and memory naming (Pages 7 and 8)
Backup of system memories to flash RAM (Page 9)
Delay units of measurement (Page 10)
Power up settings (Page 11)
Ethernet settings for remote control operation (Pages 12 and 13)
These options are programmed in the Set Up menu and are described below in menu order.
To access the Set Up menu pages
Press HOME (SET UP) to return to the Home page.
Press and hold the HOME (SET UP) button to open the menu.
Press the HOME (SET UP) button repeatedly to step through the pages in turn.
Note that this menu does not 'cycle'. On completing the set up, the menu returns to the Home page.
7.2. Remote Comms Channel/Gang Mode (Page 1)
The Comms page lets you select either the communications channel on which the unit will
send/receive data to/from a controlling PC, or the gang mode for working with ganged input or output
channels.
Comms channels 1 to 32 are available enabling a slave network of up to 16 DN9848E units to be
remotely controlled from a PC using the Elgar Library Manager and HELIX DN9848E RCS add-in
software. For more information on DN9848E remote control set ups, see Section 9.
Note that, when using Ethernet communication you will need to set up the unit's IP address and
Subnet mask before selecting the comms channel, see Section 7.11 for further details.
Also, note that remote comms and gang mode are mutually exclusive as channel ganging is a feature
of stand alone unit operation only and is not compatible with the grouping facility offered in the Elgar
9848E Remote Control Software add-in. For more information on channel ganging, see Section 7.3.
Security and Other Set Up Options
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