Owner`s manual

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 Bay Technical 

 Associates 

 Data Acquisition 

 Controller 

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Bay Technical Assoc.

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 Select Module 

 00 

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NOTE: Only modules actually installed appear in the

first screen on the previous page. If a module slot is

empty, a blank is shown. This example shows sixteen

modules installed.

Once all module LEDs are out or the "Bay Technical

Assoc." menu is displayed on the LCD, the unit is in

operations mode and ready to accept commands and/or

data. The commands consist of data commands,

dynamic configuration commands, and menu-driven

configuration commands. Data and dynamic

configuration commands are issued by a host control

module. Menu-driven configuration commands are

issued by a host control module, the service port, or the

service modem.

5.3 BASE UNIT DATA COMMANDS

This section addresses the data commands supported by

the base unit itself. Refer to the appropriate sections

for the host control module and the various I/O modules

for a description of data commands supported by those

M Series components. The various configuration

commands supported by the base unit are described in

Section 6 (Base Unit Configuration).

The base unit supports data commands: Read Time,

Reset and Echo Mode.