To upload loop device information from an Edwards EST3 system, you must use the System Definition Utility (SDU) program. This process reads the Signature data from the Signature controller module and stores it as part of the project for use with diagnostic tools (Page 302) [2].
Steps:
Connect your computer running the SDU program to the panel.
In the SDU, click Tools on the main menu bar, then select Signature Series diagnostics (Page 301) [2].
Select the correct Cabinet, Signature controller module, and Loop (SDC) from the drop-down lists (Page 286) [1].
Set the COM Port and Baud Rate (suggested 19200) to match your computer's connection (Page 302) [2].
Click the Download DSDC Tables button to begin the upload (Page 288) [3].
Once complete, you can view the data by clicking Load Tables from Disk or by navigating the Mapping Errors and Device Tables tabs (Page 302) [2].
Verify with current documentation before making changes.
To upload loop device information from an Edwards EST3 system, you must use the System Definition Utility (SDU) program. This process reads the Signature data from the Signature controller module and stores it as part of the project for use with diagnostic tools (Page 302) [2].
Steps:
Connect your computer running the SDU program to the panel.
In the SDU, click Tools on the main menu bar, then select Signature Series diagnostics (Page 301) [2].
Select the correct Cabinet, Signature controller module, and Loop (SDC) from the drop-down lists (Page 286) [1].
Set the COM Port and Baud Rate (suggested 19200) to match your computer's connection (Page 302) [2].
Click the Download DSDC Tables button to begin the upload (Page 288) [3].
Once complete, you can view the data by clicking Load Tables from Disk or by navigating the Mapping Errors and Device Tables tabs (Page 302) [2].
Verify with current documentation before making changes.
