User guide

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7.5 Program Loader
You use the Program Loader (yellow button in the center of the
DVC5/7/10 monitoring window above) to reprogram the DVC
BIOS and Application programs. When selected the Program
Loader button sets a signal in the serial cable that allows the
DVC5/7/10 to go into programming mode on DVC5/7/10 power
up. After selecting the Program Loader button and power
cycling the DVC5/7/10, there are two ways to determine that the
DVC controller is in programming mode. First, the MS (module
status) and NS (network status) LEDs should flash green on the
DVC5/7/10 one after the other. Second the Programming Mode
indicator will turn green and say “Enabled” as shown.
To load your Application select the Load Application button and
navigate using the file browser to the project “.pgm” file to be
loaded. To load a new BIOS please consult with HCT support
engineers. After waiting a few seconds you will be prompted to
power cycle the DVC5/7/10 again to execute the newly loaded
program.
7.6 Output Groups
Dou
ble click the Output Groups yellow button (in the middle of
the Monitor window) to activate this window. The information
displayed is the same as the information programmed with the
DVC Programming Tool. The user can alter the information in
yellow. The information is updated to the DVC5/7/10 temporary
memory once the Send Changes button is pressed. The
DVC5/7/10 then operates on the temporary values until the unit is
reset or powered cycled.
Note: The temporary memory can be saved to a file and imported
into the DVC Programming Tool by using the “Export to File”
button on the main Program Loader Monitor screen.
7.7 Analog and Universal Inputs
Dou
ble click the Analog Inputs yellow button (in the middle
of the Monitor window) to activate this window. The
information displayed is the same as the information
programmed with the DVC Programming Tool. The user
can alter the information highlighted in yellow. The
information is updated to the DVC5/7/10 temporary
memory once the Send Changes button is pressed. The
DVC5/7/10 then operates on the temporary values until the
unit is reset.
Note: The temporary memory can be saved to a file and
imported into the HCT programming tool by using the
“Export to File” button.