User's Manual

Sistema FIREMASTER III "Millennium" Manuale di istruzioni

In the example above, the Remote Unit #3 has been checked and it sent back all

data contained in its memory : sequence (SEQ) and relative time (TIME) for all

lines eventually defined as "timed sequence". The following real-time

measurements have also been received and displayed: SYSTEM battery voltage

(VSYS), LINE battery voltage (VFIRE), RECEIVED radio signal strength

(RSSIunit), intensity of the radio signal SENT BACK (RSSImain) and ohmic

resistance of each firing line (RES).

Note as, while the real-time measurements, represent the actual values read

during the Unit check (they can vary at each new query), all data relative to the

firing lines are permanently stored inside the Unit memory and will remain

unchanged until the operator will overwrite it using the specific commands.

Due to the limited space on the graphic LCD screen, it is impossible to display at

the same time the situation of all 24 lines for the Remote Unit under test. The

data relative to the first 12 (1 to 12) lines will be shown and the operator can

visualize the remaining 12 (13 to 24), using the F10 key "PGdw". Using F11

"Pgup" the first 12 lines can be visualized again. Note as these operations produce

just a change in displaying data and NOT A NEW DATA REQUEST to the

Remote Unit that already sent all data since the first call.