Xylem System 5000 User Manual - Manual (Page 104)

System Timeouts
The System Timeouts screen of System
Settings allows the display backlight and
system timeouts to be set for the System
5000
™
.
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Backlight Timeout
Defines when the touchscreen display
will turn off. If None is selected, the
display will always remain on. If the
second option is selected, the display
will turn off after the desired number
of seconds has passed without any
touchscreen activity. This number
may be modified by pressing the Edit
button. Though the display can be set
to never timeout, it is recommended to allow the display to turn off to save on power consumption.
System Timeout
Defines the amount of time before the system will go to sleep after shutting off the touchscreen
display. If None is selected, the system will never go to sleep nor go into a low-power mode. If the
second option is selected, the system will go into a low-power mode after the desired number of
seconds has passed since the display turned off. This number may be modified by pressing the
Edit button. The System Timeout can be useful when set to None if the system is expecting traffic
on the Ethernet port. Listening ports and programs can only be run if the System is not in a low-
power mode (i.e. the Backlight can be off, but the System Timeout
must be set to None).
System Cut-offs
The System Cut-offs screen of System Settings allows the cut-off voltage and temperature levels
(operating ranges) to be set for the System 5000
™
.
Cut-off Voltage
Allows a minimum and maximum voltage range that must be met to continue normal operation.
Two separate voltage ranges can be specified for System 5000
™
and GOES Radio operations.
The battery voltage level is retrieved and checked at the beginning of each scan period.