Manual en castellano para Power Vision 1.7 - Circutor

5. -Parity: The user can select between no parity, odd, or even. Once,
modified, the selected port and the QNA will be configured with the parity selected
here.
6. -Enable Half Duplex communication: The user can enable Half Duplex
communication. This is a must in systems that do not permit Full Duplex
communication such as those that function using RS-485, TCP2RS or GSM modem.
7. -Device name: Each new QNA should be able to be identified correctly by
means of this field. For this reason, this identifier must always exist and be unique in
the system (the software will inform if an existing identifier is assigned to a new device).
8. -Group: With the objective of being able to better organise the list of
analysers used, the user will be able to assign each one to a group. Using this field, the
user can select an existing group or create a new one (by directly writing it in).
Note: The software automatically creates a directory with the group name and,
within the directory; it creates a subdirectory with the device name.
9. -Description: In this field, the user can add comments to identify the device
although this is not required.
10. -Modem Activation Option: This option indicates to the software that
communication will be via modem. Note that upon selecting this checkbox, the transfer
speed, stop bits, and parity properties will be disabled. At the same time, the
telephone number and initialisation process will be enabled. This is because the
communication with GSM devices is always performed at 9600 bits per second.
11. -Telephone number: If the analyser permits GSM communication, the user
can enter the telephone number to call when connecting in this field.
12. -Initialisation process: This data is unique to the MODEM, and its default
configuration (X1 V1 S0=0) must be maintained.
Note: By default, the device type is QNA, and this cannot be modified.
The user has the option to read the QNA (connected to the selected port)
configuration on this tab. To do this, click the “Detect” button, which is located in the
lower left part of the tab.
Detect Button
When the button is clicked, the QNA communication parameters in question will
be updated. If there is no QNA connected to the port or it is not communicating with the
QNA, the software will return an error message providing information on what occurred.
If the QNA permits changing its password (QNA 413 and 412), the user can
change the password using the password button.
Password Button
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