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The administrator has opportunity to control sensor's state from web-interface:<br />

• Field «Sensor state» corresponds to current logic level of element.<br />

• «Value» displays sensor state. If the field shows «Not connected», the sensor is<br />

disconnected from the connector or is defective.<br />

• Field «Response date» displays time of last reading of sensor level by the interface<br />

in monitoring system<br />

Setting relay<br />

Pic. 2.5: Multiple plot<br />

Each relay has two states:<br />

• On;<br />

• Off.<br />

Depending on status of relay, certain pair of contacts of the corresponding relay is closed<br />

on the system panel.<br />

The administrator can set the following parameters of the relay (Pic. 2.7):<br />

• Sensor name - the name of the sensor under which relay will be displayed in the<br />

interface, in system log, etc<br />

• Pulse duration - duration of the relay being in condition "switched on" at submission<br />

of impulse on the relay.<br />

• Default state - the condition to which the relay switches at connection of unit<br />

and when the operating logic circuitry that switches the relay is absent.<br />

Press "Apply" for changes to come into effect. However, the changes will not be saved in<br />

flash memory of system! If power supply is lost, threshold levels will be lost.<br />

Attention! In order to save settings in Flash memory it is necessary to press “Save” in “System<br />

Menu” in tab “Modules” of monitoring system’s interface. In this case all your settings<br />

will be restored if power supply will be lost.<br />

<strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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