Technical information

38 Eaton RF-System - Help

Message: Shows the message (command, data) as text, e.g.: Double Push-button (right) sends

<ON> to Shutter Actuator

NEW for 1.47:

You can now see the reception quality of all telegrams received on the right. This shows how well

the gateway has understood the telegrams from the individual devices and does not relate to the

reception qualities between the devices.

NEW for 1.53:

In ‘Auto. Save’ you can set if the received RF commands will be saved after a defined period of

time in a TXT-document. You only have to define a filename and a folder where it should be

saved. When saving cyclically a timestamp will be added to the filename automatically.

Possible time intervalls: every hour, every 6 hours, every 12 hours, every 24 hours

After the file has been saved cyclically the list of received RF commands will be cleared.

New with 2.0:

With every telegram received, information will be displayed on the battery status (full, almost full,

average, weak, and empty) and/or whether the device is powered.

New for 2.30:

Now also system- and configuration-messages will be displayed to have better analyzation

possibilities.

Command buttons:

Hide: Closes the monitor and returns to the MRF main window.

Save…: The messages (data, command) can be saved as text in a (*.txt) file.

Delete: Deletes all data recorded

Stop: Stops viewing the traffic of messages

Define project topology

The project topology serves to divide your project and the devices therein included into separate

areas. Whether the areas are building sections, rooms, floors, etc. is left up to the user's

discretion. Overall there are 3 different area levels (levels 1 - 3). The clear identification of an area

takes place over area indexes (0-255 per level).

For example, if there are devices in the main project that have not been assigned to a special

area, they have the index 0.0.0.

The function

Define project topology

can be executed in several ways:

1. Menu

Actions

Define project topology

Tool bar

After the function has been executed, the Define Project Topology main window appears.