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WCC III Technical Guide
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12. WCC III INSTALLATION
SELECT
DESELECT
CHECK
HEART BEAT
UP/DOWN ITEM SELECT
SUBMENU UP SELECT
SUBMENU DOWN SELECT
The LCD Character Boxes
The Select box, Check box, and Deselect-box icons are displayed 
on the LCD as a visual aid to selecting or deselecting an item.
The difference between the Select box and the Check box is that 
the Select box icon is the default setting and the Check box icon is 
a change to the setpoint that the user has initiated.
The Deselect box turns the selected item “OFF”.
The Heart Beat icon is to be used as a watchdog to make sure that 
this Linux-based LCD program is still running and is not “Locked 
Up”.
The Up/Down Item Select icon is used to display which of the 
currently selected menu items is currently selected for viewing 
and/or change.
The submenu Up/Down icons are a reminder to use the Upper Left 
or Lower Left buttons (UP/DOWN) to affect the changes to the 
user-desired “Adjustable” settings and are used for “CONTRAST”, 
“ON BRIGHTNESS”, and “OFF BRIGHTNESS” adjustments.
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WCC III MCD IPADDRESS
XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
WCC III - MCD IP Address
This screen shows the actual IP address of the WCC III – MCD.
An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a numerical identifi cation 
and logical address that is assigned to the WCC III – MCD that is 
participating in a computer network that is then utilizing the Internet 
Protocol for communication between its nodes. The WCC III - 
MCD is confi gured to use the same IP address each time it powers 
up - this is known as a Static IP address. In contrast, in situations 
when the other computer’s IP address is assigned automatically, 
it is known as a Dynamic IP address. The Static IP addresses are 
manually assigned to the WCC III - MCD by an administrator.
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MCD UPTIME
D.Days H.Hours m.Min
MCD UPTIME
D - Days, H - Hours, m - Min
This is the displayed run time total since the last reset or startup 
of the WCC III – MCD. It is often used as a measure of computer 
operating system reliability and stability, in that this time represents 
the time that a computer can be left unattended without crashing 
or needing to be rebooted for any administrative or maintenance 
purposes.
WCC III - MCD LCD Display
