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LIST OF FIGURESDescriptionPageFigure 3–1. CPU II and CSEX4 Diagnostics ............................................................... 3–2Figure 3–2. VSP and NVSP Remote Diagnostics ....................................................... 3–2Figure 5–1. MMS Editor User Interface ....................................................................... 5–2Figure 6–1. MMS Main Screen .................................................................................... 6–3Figure 6–10. Maintenance Diagnostics Screen ......................................................... 6–10Figure 6–11. Application Explorer Screen ................................................................. 6–12Figure 6–12. Watch Window Options Menu .............................................................. 6–16Figure 6–13. Log Manager Screen ............................................................................ 6–20Figure 6–14. Configuration Manager Screen ............................................................ 6–22Figure 6–15. Communication Explorer – Network Statistics Screen ......................... 6–24Figure 9–1. Data Log Retrieval Processing .................................................................. 9-2P2528, Rev. Aug/12 iv Alstom Signaling Inc.
LIST OF TABLESDescriptionPageTable 1–1. Minimum PC Requirements ....................................................................... 1–2Table 1–2. Control System Component Requirements ............................................... 1–2Table 1–4. MMS Projects Features Available with Specific VPI ® II/iVPI and/orCAAPE Software........................................................................................ 1–9Table 1–5. MMS Client Runtime Pages .................................................................... 1–12Table 3–1. VPI ® II/iVPI Connection Ports .................................................................... 3–1Table 3–2. Starting the MMS Server Application ......................................................... 3–3Table 3–3. Accessing the MMS Server Settings Tabs ................................................ 3–4Table 3–4. MMS Server Settings Tab Descriptons ..................................................... 3–5Table 3–5. Accessing the MMS Server Help ............................................................... 3–6Table 3–6. Shutting Down the MMS Server ................................................................ 3–6Table 4–1. Starting the MMS Client Application .......................................................... 4–2Table 4–3. Location Panel, Default Status Color Indications ....................................... 4–4Table 4–4. Configuring MMS Servers ......................................................................... 4–6Table 4–8. Accessing the MMS Client Help .............................................................. 4–17Table 4–9. Security Levels and Functions ................................................................. 4–18Table 4–10. Shutting Down the MMS Client .............................................................. 4–19Table 5–1. MMS Editor User Interface Descriptions ................................................... 5–3Table 5–2. Modifying MMS Editor User Preferences................................................... 5–4Table 5–3. General Tab Preferences .......................................................................... 5–5Table 5–4. Colors Tab Sub-tabs ................................................................................. 5–6Table 5–5. Creating a New MMS Project .................................................................... 5–7Table 5–6. Creating a New MMS Project .................................................................... 5–7Table 5–7. Building the Location Model .................................................................... 5–11Table 5–8. Importing CAAPE Data ............................................................................ 5–14Table 5–9. CAAPE Project Data Imported by the MMS Editor When .CPB is Used . 5–18Table 5–10. Linking VPI Variables to Symbol Parameters ........................................ 5–19Table 5–11. Adding MMS Data to the Build File ........................................................ 5–21Table 5–12. Creating a Summary Report .................................................................. 5–24Table 6–1. Starting the MMS Client Runtime Application ............................................ 6–2Table 6–2. MMS Main Screen Detail ........................................................................... 6–4Table 6–3. Main Screen Settings Tabs ....................................................................... 6–7Table 6–4. Main Screen Help Menu ............................................................................ 6–7Table 6–5. Main Screen Control System Status Indications ........................................ 6–8Table 6–6. Main Screen Tools Descriptions ................................................................ 6–9Table 6–7. Maintenance Diagnostics Screen Interface ............................................. 6–11P2528, Rev. Aug/12 v Alstom Signaling Inc.
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MMS Client Runtime6.2. ACCESSING MM
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