Crestron 3 Series Owner's manual

PRO3
3-Series Control System®
Supplemental Guide
Crestron Electronics, Inc.

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Contents
Introduction 1
Configuration 1
About ...................................................................................................................... 2
Ethernet Settings..................................................................................................... 2
LAN ........................................................................................................... 2
Control Subnet........................................................................................... 5
DNS Servers .............................................................................................. 7
Advanced Settings ..................................................................................... 8
MyCrestron ................................................................................................ 9
Ethernet Diagnostics ................................................................................ 10
Application Settings .............................................................................................. 11
Register and Unregister Programs ........................................................... 11
Start and Stop Programs ......................................................................... 11
IP Table.................................................................................................... 12
Comments ............................................................................................... 12
I/O Control ............................................................................................................ 12
IR Ports.................................................................................................... 12
Relays ...................................................................................................... 13
Versiports................................................................................................. 13
Com Ports ............................................................................................... 13
Diagnostics ........................................................................................................... 15
Reboot.................................................................................................................. 15
Screen Setup ........................................................................................................ 16
Brightness................................................................................................ 16
Timeout.................................................................................................... 16
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PRO3: 3-Series Control System®
Introduction
The PRO3’s Nav Pad and LCD display can be used to configure and monitor the PRO3’s
operations.
Alternatively, Crestron Toolbox™ and the PRO3’s built-in web interface can also be used.
For details, refer to the Crestron Toolbox help file and the AV3/PRO3 DO Guide (Doc. 7721)
at www.crestron.com/manuals.
Configuration
Press
HOME
to display the
Main Menu
, shown below.
Main Menu
The
Main Menu
is divided into seven sections:
•
About
displays the controls system’s IP address, hostname, MAC address, and
firmware information.
•
Ethernet Settings
configures and displays the PRO3’s Ethernet settings.
•
Application Settings
selects a program to register, run or stop, and provides
information about the selected program.
•
IO Control
monitors and operates the PRO3’s input and out ports.
•
Diagnostics
displays information about the connected devices, hardware
configuration, and error logs.
•
Reboot
provides controls for rebooting the PRO3.
•
Screen
Setup
configures the front panel display.
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired selection, and then press the
center button of the Nav Pad to select it. Press
HOME
at any time to return to the
Main
Menu
. Press
BACK
at any time to return to the previous screen.
Main Menu
About
Ethernet Settings
Application Settings
IO Control
Diagnostics
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About
Select
About
to display the
About
menu. The
About
menu displays the PRO3’s IP address,
hostname, MAC address and firmware details.
About Menu
To view firmware details, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Firmware Details
,
and then press the center button of the Nav Pad.
To cancel and return to the previous menu, press
BACK
.
Ethernet Settings
Select
Ethernet Settings
to display the
Ethernet Settings
menu. The
Ethernet Setings
menu displays the status of the Ethernet connection (
Link
, green indicates active) and
provides options to view and configure settings for the LAN connection, the control subnet,
DNS servers, ports, webserver, SSL, MyCrestron, and Ethernet Diagnostics. Press up or
down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired selection, and then press the center button of
the Nav Pad to select it.
Ethernet Settings Menu
LAN
Select
LAN
from the
Ethernet Settings
menu to edit settings for the LAN connection. The
LAN Settings
menu is displayed.
If any changes are made, the PRO3 must be rebooted. For details on rebooting the PRO3,
refer to “Reboot” on page 15.
About
IP Address: 172.30.16.25
Hostname: PRO3-7F28F5E6
MAC Address: 00:10:7e:26:f6:c3
Firmware Version: v1.010.0060
Firmware Details
Ethernet Settings
LAN
Link
Control Subnet
DNS Servers
Advanced Settings
MyCrestron
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LAN Settings Menu
Select
Current Settings
to view the current settings, or select
Static Settings
to manually
change the settings.
Current Settings
Selecting
Current Settings
displays the settings for DHCP operation, hostname, IP
address, subnet mask, default router, and domain name.
Static Settings
Selecting
Static Settings
allows editing of the DHCP settings, host name, IP address,
subnet mask, default router, and domain name.
Static Settings Screen
•
DHCP
changes the setting for DHCP operation. The PRO3 can obtain an IP
address, a subnet mask, and the default router information from a DHCP server.
To enable or disable DHCP, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
DHCP:
On
or
DHCP: Off
, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad. The setting
toggles between
On
and
Off
. The default setting is
DHCP: On
.
•
HostName
shows the PRO3’s hostname. Highlight the hostname, and then press
the center button of the Nav Pad to change it.
Edit Host Name Screen
oUse the left and right buttons on the Nav Pad to select a character to
change.
LAN Settings
Current Settings
Static Settings
About
DHCP: ON
Hostname: PRO3-7F28F5E6
IP Address: 0.0.0.0
Subnet Mask: 0.0.0.0
Def Router: 0.0.0.0
Edit Host Name
[P]RO3-7625E3F
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
Press and Hold ‘Left’ to Delete.
Press and Hold ‘Right’ to Insert.
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oUse the up and down buttons on the Nav Pad to browse the list of possible
characters.
oPress and hold the left button on the Nav Pad to delete a character.
oPress and hold the right button on the Nav Pad to insert a character.
oPress the center button of the Nav Pad to save the new hostname.
oPress
BACK
to cancel.
•
IP Address
shows the IP address 0.0.0.0. Highlight the IP address, and then press
the center button of the Nav Pad to change it.
Edit IP Address Screen
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to set the first octet of the IP address.
2. Press left or right on the Nav Pad to move the cursor between octets and
select one for editing.
3. Set each octet until the correct IP address is displayed.
4. To save the IP address and return to the previous screen, press the center
button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the previous
screen, press
BACK
.
•
Subnet Mask
shows the subnet mask address 0.0.0.0. Highlight the subnet mask,
and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to change it.
Edit Subnet Mask Screen
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to set the first octet of the subnet mask.
2. Press left or right on the Nav Pad to move the cursor between octets and
select one for editing.
3. Set each octet until the correct subnet mask is displayed.
4. To save the subnet mask and return to the previous screen, press the center
button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the previous
screen, press
BACK
.
Edit IP Address
[0].0.0.0
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
Edit Subnet Mask
[0].0.0.0
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
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•
Def Router
shows the default router address 0.0.0.0. Highlight the default router,
and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to change it.
Edit Default Router Screen
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to set the first octet of the default router.
2. Press left or right on the Nav Pad to move the cursor between octets and
select one for editing.
3. Set each octet until the correct default router is displayed.
4. To save the default router and return to the previous screen, press the center
button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the previous
screen, press
BACK
.
•
Domain
shows the domain name crestron.crestron.com. Highlight the default
router, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to change it.
Edit Domain Name Screen
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to set the first octet of the default router.
2. Press left or right on the Nav Pad to move the cursor between octets and
select one for editing.
3. Set each octet until the correct default router is displayed.
4. To save the default router and return to the
LAN Static Settings
menu, press
the center button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the
previous screen, press
BACK
.
Control Subnet
Select
Control Subnet
from the
Ethernet Settings
menu to view and edit settings for the
control subnet connection. The
Control Subnet
menu displays the status of the control
subnet connection (
Link
, green indicates active) and provides information and configuration
options for the MAC address (information only), IP address (information only), routing prefix
(automatic or manually set), and port forwarding (information only). Press up or down on the
Nav Pad to highlight the desired selection, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad
to select it.
Edit Default Router
[0].0.0.0
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
Edit Domain Name
[C]RESTRON.CRESTRON.COM
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
Press and Hold ‘Left’ to Delete.
Press and Hold ‘Right’ to Insert.
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If any changes were made, the PRO3 must be rebooted. For details on rebooting the
PRO3, refer to “Reboot” on page 15.
Control Subnet Menu
Select
Current Settings
to view the current settings or select
Static Settings
to manually
change the settings.
Automatic Mode
Automatic mode determines if the control system will automatically configure a routing prefix
or if a routing prefix is to be entered manually.
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Automatic Mode: On
, and then press the
center button of the Nav Pad. A new screen is displayed, prompting the user to enter a
routing prefix. Refer to “Routing Prefix” below for details on setting the routing prefix.
Automatic mode turns off when the routing prefix is saved. If Automatic mode is off and the
center button of the Nav Pad is pressed, the mode turns on after a brief pause for the
system to update.
Routing Prefix
Edit the routing prefix by pressing up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Routing Prefix
,
and then press the center button of the Nav Pad. For details on using routing prefixes, refer
to the “IP Considerations Guide for the IT Professional Design Guide”, (Doc. 4579) at
www.crestron.com/manuals.
NOTE:
If the Automatic mode is on, the routing prefix cannot be changed.
Edit Routing Prefix Screen
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to set the first octet of the routing prefix.
2. Press left or right on the Nav Pad to move the cursor between octets and
select one for editing.
3. Set each octet until the correct routing prefix is displayed.
Control Subnet
MAC Address: 00:10:7e:26:3c:b6
Link
IP Address: 10.0.0.1
Automatic Mode: On
Routing Prefix
Port Forwarding
Edit Routing Prefix
[0].0.0.0/0
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
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4. To save the routing prefix and return to the previous screen, press the center
button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the previous
screen, press
BACK
.
Port Forwarding
Select
Port Forwarding
to view the list of ports dedicated to the control subnet. Highlight a
port, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to view details about that port in a
new screen. Details include the external port number, internal port number, IP address or
hostname, and protocol.
DNS Servers
Select
DNS Servers
to add or delete primary and secondary DNS servers.
NOTE:
If DHCP is in use, DNS servers are automatically added and can only be viewed.
They cannot be deleted.
If any changes are made, the PRO3 must be rebooted. For details on rebooting the PRO3,
refer to “Reboot” on page 15.
Add
Select
Add New
to add a DNS server.
Add DNS Servers Screen
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to set the first octet of the DNS server.
2. Press left or right on the Nav Pad to move the cursor between octets and
select one for editing.
3. Set each octet until the correct default router is displayed.
4. To save the default router and return to the previous screen, press the center
button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the previous
screen, press
BACK
.
Delete
To delete a DNS server entry, perform the following:
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the DNS server to be deleted,
and then press the center button of the Nav Pad.
2. Press the center button of the Nav Pad to delete the entry or press
BACK
to
cancel.
Add DNS Servers
[0].0.0.0
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
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Advanced Settings
Select
Advanced Settings
to display and change the port numbers of regular and secure
CIP, CTP, and Web ports. Web server and SSL functionality can be controlled as well.
Port Assignments
Perform the following to view or configure the regular and secure CIP, CTP, and web ports:
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the port to be adjusted, and then
press the center button of the Nav Pad.
Edit a Port Screen (CIP Port Shown)
2. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to display the port number to be used.
3. To save the port number and return to the previous screen, press the center
button of the Nav Pad. To cancel the operation and return to the previous
screen, press
BACK
.
NOTE:
Changing the CIP Port to something other than 41794 disables access to the web-
based setup program.
If any changes are made, the PRO3 must be rebooted. For details on rebooting the PRO3,
refer to “Reboot” on page 15.
Web Server
The PRO3’s built-in web server can be enabled or disabled using the front panel controls.
To enable or disable the web server, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Webserver: On
or
Webserver: Off
, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad. The
setting toggles between
On
and
Off
. The default setting is
Webserver: On
.
NOTE:
Setting the Webserver to
Off
disables access to the web-based setup program.
SSL Controls
The PRO3 can use SSL encryption for web services. For details on using SSL, refer to the
3-Series Control System Reference Guide (Doc. 7150) at www.crestron.com/manuals.
To enable and configure SSL, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
SSL
, and then
press the center button of the Nav Pad to view the possible settings.
•
Off
turns off the SSL capabilities of the PRO3. This is the default.
•
Self
sets up self-signing certificates.
•
CA
uses an authority to assign the SSL settings.
Edit CIP Port
[41794]
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
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To view information about the SSL certificate, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
SSL Cer
, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad. Information about the certificate
is shown on the front panel display.
Start Program Status
The PRO3 can be configured so that programs do not start until an Ethernet connection has
been made and is fully operational. To configure this feature, press up or down on the Nav
Pad to highlight
Start Program Status
, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to
switch between
On
and
Off
. When set to
On
, programs cannot start until an Ethernet
connection has been made and is fully operational. When set to
Off
, there is no restriction to
when a program can start.
MyCrestron
To use the PRO3 with the MyCrestron.com dynamic DNS service, perform the following
procedure:
1. Use a PC with Internet Explorer to navigate to http://www.mycrestron.com,
and register the system with Crestron®. Use the information provided from the
MyCrestron website to complete the information on the “MyCrestron” screen
shown in step 2.
2. On the PRO3, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
MyCrestron
, and
then press the center button of the Nav Pad. To configure the settings for the
dynamic DNS server, follow the procedure below:
My Crestron Screen
a. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Domain
, and then press
the center button of the Nav Pad to enter the name that was chosen.
My Crestron Edit Domain Screen
i. Use the left and right buttons on the Nav Pad to select a character to
change.
ii. Use the up and down buttons on the Nav Pad to browse the list of
possible characters.
My Crestron
Domain:
Password:
Register this System
Status
My Crestron - Edit
Domain
[S]MITH HOME
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
Press and Hold ‘Left’ to Delete.
Press and Hold ‘Right’ to Insert.
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iii. Press and hold the left button on the Nav Pad to delete a character.
iv. Press and hold the right button on the Nav Pad to insert a character.
v. Press the center button of the Nav Pad to save the new domain
name or press
BACK
to cancel.
b. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Password
, and then
press the center button of the Nav Pad to enter the password that was
chosen.
My Crestron Edit Password Screen
i. Use the left and right buttons on the Nav Pad to select a character to
change.
ii. Use the up and down buttons on the Nav Pad to browse the list of
possible characters.
iii. Press and hold the left button on the Nav Pad to delete a character.
iv. Press and hold the right button on the Nav Pad to insert a character.
v. Press the center button of the Nav Pad to save the new hostname or
press
BACK
to cancel.
Once the domain name and passwords are entered, the control system registers itself with
MyCrestron every 5 minutes. To force an immediate registration, press up or down on the
Nav Pad to highlight
Register This System
, and then press the center button on the Nav
Pad.
To view the status of the connection to the MyCrestron.com service, press up or down on
the Nav Pad to highlight
Status
, and then press the center button on the Nav Pad. The
display shows the current IP address, the IP address when the system last checked, and
when the system last registered successfully with the MyCrestron.com service.
Ethernet Diagnostics
Use the PRO3’s built-in Ethernet diagnostic tools to perform various troubleshooting steps.
Tests can be run on the PRO3 to verify network connections. Use the up or down buttons
on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired test, and then press the center button on the Nav
Pad to start it.
Select
Ping Def. Router
to test the router connection. When the test is completed, the
results are shown on the display.
To verify external communications, select
Ping Crestron.com
. When the test is completed,
the results are shown on the display.
Select
Who
to display a list of devices that are connected to the control system via the
Ethernet connection. These devices may be Crestron Ethernet devices, third party Ethernet
My Crestron - Edit
Password
[P]ASSWORD
Press ‘Select’ to Save or ‘BACK’ to Cancel.
Press and Hold ‘Left’ to Delete.
Press and Hold ‘Right’ to Insert.
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devices, and PCs (including any PC using Crestron Toolbox to connect to the processor
over Ethernet).
NOTE:
Changing the CIP Port to something other than 41794 results in disabling access to
this setup program from a Web browser. In order to re-enable access, use Crestron
Toolbox to connect to the control system, and set the CIP Port back to 41794.
Application Settings
Select
Application Settings
to display the
Application Settings
menu.
Application Settings Menu
The
Application Settings
menu displays all of the programs that are loaded on the PRO3.
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired program, and then press the
center button of the Nav Pad to display controls for registering the program, starting or
stopping the program, viewing the program’s IP table, or viewing the program’s comments.
Application 1 Screen
Register and Unregister Programs
Before a program can be started, it has to be registered. At startup, only the registered
programs are started.
To register or unregister a program, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Register/Unregister
, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad. If the program is not
registered, it becomes registered and an asterisk appears. If a program is already
registered, it becomes unregistered and the asterisk disappears.
Start and Stop Programs
A program that is running can be stopped and a program that is not running can be started.
To start or stop a program, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Start/Stop
, and
then press the center button of the Nav Pad. If the program is not running, it starts and an
asterisk appears. If a program is running, it is stopped and the asterisk disappears.
Application Settings
1: V1A
2: SMITH RESIDENCE
3: PROTOTYPE
4: DEMO
5:
Application 1
* Register/Unregister
* Start/Stop
IP Table
Comments
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IP Table
The IP table of a running program can be viewed by pressing up or down on the Nav Pad to
highlight
IP Table
, and then pressing the center button of the Nav Pad. Press
BACK
to
return to the previous screen.
NOTE:
If a program is not running, its IP table cannot be displayed.
Comments
A running program’s programmer comments can be viewed on the front panel display. To
view comments, press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Comments
, and then press
the center button of the Nav Pad. Press
BACK
to return to the previous screen.
NOTE:
If a program is not running, its comments cannot be displayed.
I/O Control
Select
I/O Control
to display the
I/O Control
menu.
I/O Control Menu
The
I/O Control
menu displays the different types of input and output ports on the PRO3.
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired port type, and then press the
center button of the Nav Pad to display information about the input or output port.
IR Ports
Select
IR Ports
to monitor the activity on the built-in infrared ports.
I/O Control - IR Screen
The port number’s indicator turns green when there is activity on the corresponding infrared
port.
I/O Control
IR Ports
Relays
Versiports
Com Ports
I/O Control - IR
12345678
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Relays
Select
Relays
to monitor and control the status of the built-in relays.
I/O Control - Relays Screen
Closed relays are indicated in red while open relays are indicated in black. To toggle a relay
between the open and closed states, press left or right on the Nav Pad to highlight the
desired relay, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to toggle its state.
Versiports
Select
Versiports
to view activity on the Versiports. When a port is in use, the port
configuration (
Digital In
,
Digital Out
, or
Analog In
) is displayed for that port number. If the
port is not in use,
Not In Use
is displayed.
I/O Control - Versiports Screen
To edit the port configuration, select a port by pressing left or right on the Nav Pad to
highlight the desired port, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to toggle
between the different configurations.
Com Ports
Select
Com Ports
to display the
I/O Control - Com Ports
menu.
I/O Control - Com Ports Menu
The
I/O Control - Com Ports
menu displays a list of the serial ports on the PRO3. Press up
or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired serial port, and then press the center
button of the Nav Pad to display com port’s monitor screen.
I/O Control - Relays
12345678
Relay 1, State = Closed
Use Left/Right to navigate
Use ‘Select’ to toggle relay state
I/O Control - Versiports
1 2 3 4 5678
Use Left/Right to navigate
Use ‘Select’ to digital output state
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
Not
In
Use
I/O Control - Com Ports
Com Port 1
Com Port 2
Com Port 3
Com Port 4
Com Port 5
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Com Port 1 Monitor Screen
The monitor displays incoming and outgoing data. Transmitted data is displayed in red and
received data is displayed in green.
Use the Nav Pad and the center button to perform the following actions:
•Press the center button of the Nav Pad to record transmitted and received data.
Press the center button again to pause.
•Press up or down on the Nav Pad to scroll through transmitted and received data.
•Press left on the Nav Pad to clear data from the screen.
•Press right on the Nav Pad to configure the com port. The
Com Port Setup
menu
is displayed.
Com Port 1 Setup Menu
1. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the parameter to be adjusted,
and then press the center button on the Nav Pad to display the available
settings.
2. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired setting, and then
press the center button of the Nav Pad to select it.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for every parameter to be adjusted.
4. Press
BACK
to return to the previous screen.
Com Port 1 Monitor
Select = Record/Pause
Up/Down = Scroll Data
Left = Clear Data
Right = Setup Port
Tx = Rx = Recording
Com Port 1 Setup
Baud Rate
Parity: None
Data Bits: Unknown
Stop Bits: Unknown
HW Handshake: None
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Diagnostics
Select
Diagnostics
to display the
Diagnostics
menu.
Diagnostics Menu
The
Diagnostics
menu is used to provide information about the control system, connected
devices, hardware configuration, and error logs. Press up or down on the Nav Pad to
highlight the desired information, and then press the center button of the Nav Pad to display
details. Press
BACK
to return to the previous screen.
•Select
Reset Peak
to reset the peak values of RAM, tasks, and TX and RX values
for CIP, TCP, and Cresnet®.
•Select
RAM
to display the total, current, and minimum RAM used by the PRO3.
•Select
CPU Load
to display the current and peak CPU loads, both numerically and
by bar graph.
•Select
Tasks
to display the current and peak number of tasks performed by the
PRO3.
•Select
CIP
to display statistics for CIP network traffic.
•Select
TCP
to display statistics for TCP network traffic.
•Select
Cresnet
to display statistics for Cresnet network traffic.
•Select
Show Cresnet Devices
to a list of Cresnet devices connected to the
network.
•Select
Show Hardware Configuration
to display a list of card slots.
•Select
Show Message Log
to display events that are stored in the message log.
•Select
Show Last Reboot Message
to display the final message stored before the
control system was reset last.
Reboot
Select
Reboot
to reboot the control system.
Reboot - Confirmation Screen
Diagnostics
Reset Peak
RAM
CPU Load
Tasks
CIP
Reboot - Confirmation
Are you sure you want to reboot?
Yes
No
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Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight
Yes
or
No
, and then press the center button
of the Nav Pad.
Screen Setup
Select
Screen Setup
to adjust the front panel display’s brightness and timeout settings.
Screen Setup Menu
The
Screen Setup
menu displays options for adjusting the brightness and timeout settings.
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the parameter to be adjusted, and then press
the center button of the Nav Pad to display controls for adjusting the selected option.
Brightness
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to adjust the brightness level, and then press
BACK
to
return to the previous screen.
Timeout
Press up or down on the Nav Pad to highlight the desired timeout setting, and then press
the center button of the Nav Pad to set it.
Screen Setup
Brightness
Timeout
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