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Operation4.4. USER INTERFACE OPERATION4.4.1. Status ScreenWhen the microWIU is powered on and the boot process is complete, the top levelStatus screen is displayed.Figure 4–1. Example microWIU Top Level Status ScreenSee Table 4–2 for descriptions of the Status screen indicators and buttons.P2525, Rev. 3, Sep/12 4–4 <strong>Alstom</strong> Signaling Inc.
OperationTable 4–2. Status Screen Indicators and ButtonsIndicator/ButtonDescriptionIndicatorsSTATUSDisplays Health Status Indication (Green/Yellow/Red).INPUTS Displays current states of Inputs 1–16(Green = ON, Black = unused, Red = OFF)OUTPUTS Displays current states of Non-vital Outputs 1–2BEACON(Green = ON, Red = OFF)Displays ITC Beacon status:• ACTIVE is ON (Green) when Beacon Time to Live (TTL) bitset in WSM• SEND blinks ON (Green) on WSM transmitUSER IPWIU ADDRESSACCESS LEVELButtonsINPUTSCONFIGSYSTEMDEVICESUPDATEDisplays the embedded web server addressDisplays the microWIU address (location configuration data)Displays the security level defined for the application(0 = read-only access, 1 and 2 = access granted to configurationparameters)The ADT defines which parameters are accessible at eachaccess level, and whether a parameter can be changed at themicroWIU or only from the ADT.Click to open the IO Details screen.Click to open the Configuration screen.Click to open the System screen.Click to open the Devices screen.Click to open the File Manager screen (enabled only when aUSB memory stick is inserted into the WIU.Note: The functions on the File Manager screen canbe performed only by qualified personnel.P2525, Rev. 3, Sep/12 4–5 <strong>Alstom</strong> Signaling Inc.
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