WattMaster WCC II - Manual (Page 84)

Section 3: Screen Descriptions
WCC II Operator’s Guide
Operator Interfaces 3-52
Allow overwrite of valid structures in destination
satellite ? NO
You are given the choice of a YES or a NO answer for this question.
When in this area of the screen, you may simply toggle the choices
by pressing the
on the keyboard and then pressing
to enter the choice. If the satellite which is receiving the
information has previously been programmed, but you would like
to over-write what is presently in it, enter YES. If you want to save
what is already in the satellite which is receiving the information,
but want the new information to be copied onto screens that are
presently blank, enter NO.
For example, if you are copying from satellite #1 to satellites #2
and #3, but satellite #3 has good information which you would like
to keep and #2 does not, then you would choose NO for this choice,
so that the valid structures in #3 would not be written over.
Include non-valid structures from source satellite in
copy ? NO
You are given the choice of a YES or NO answer for this question.
When in this area of the screen, you may simply toggle the choices
by pressing the
on the keyboard and then pressing
to accept the choice. If you do not want to include non-
valid structures (such as blank screens) from the satellite which is
sending the information, then a NO answer should be left in this
location. If you wish to include any non-valid structures (such as
blank screens) from the satellite you are copying from, then a YES
answer should be applied to this location.
You will generally leave the “NO” answer in this location. There are
not very many times non-valid structures from the source satellite
need to be included. This selection is generally used in trouble-
shooting to distinguish between a problem with the satellite’s
processor and the CPU processor by duplicating the programming
in the memory from one satellite controller to another.
Are you ready for the copy to begin ? YES
When you are ready for the copy process to begin, simply change
the “NO” to a “YES” by pressing the
while at this
position and pressing . The copy process will automatically
begin. The points being copied will show on the screen, and when
the process has been completed, the system will return you back
to the Main Menu.
COPY ONE SCREEN AT A TIME
You must have a level 3 access code to use this feature. You may
copy from one screen to another by using
, , and .
is located to the left of the on the keyboard.
and are located on the alpha section of the keyboard.
When at the screen that has the information which is to be
transferred to the other screen, the cursor may be at any place on
the screen. Press
and then press , holding both keys
down for an instant and then releasing both keys. The system will
automatically beep three times, and the following message will be
displayed at the bottom of the screen:
Point ___ of Satellite ___ was tagged for copy!
For example, if you want to copy from analog input #2 to analog
input #7 on satellite #183, the message would read:
Point 2 of Satellite 183 was tagged for copy!
After this portion of the process has been completed, you need to
move the cursor to the Home position of the screen which will
receive the new information. Once you are at this HOME position,
press
and then press , holding both keys down for an
instant and then releasing both keys. The system will automatically
beep three times, and the screen will be fi lled in with the new
information. The copying process has been completed.
This copying process must be done for each screen you wish to
copy. You cannot tag one point and copy this point to three other
points.
If you “Tag” a point to be copied and suddenly change your mind,
you can perform one of the following two procedures:
Go HOME to the Main Menu. This will clear out the
copying command.
You can make changes to the screen and Re-Tag the
screen or go to another screen and Tag it. The last screen
Tagged will be the screen to be copied from.
SECURE SCREEN
This position on the Main Menu Screen is used for signing off after
you are fi nished using the system. To sign off, place the cursor over
“Secure the System” by using the cursor positioning (arrow) keys,
and press
. This will cause the access level to return to zero
which allows the operator to “View Screens Only.”
The ECC/WCC II system has an automatic lock-out feature which
automatically monitors keyboard activity. If there has not been
any keyboard activity for a set period of time, the system will
automatically sign off and secure the system to a level zero access.
The amount of time which will cause the system to automatically
sign off is entered on the System Parameters Screen.
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