Circuitlink Pty Ltd TACHO5B Manual De Usuario
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From the Communication menu, connect to the COM port for your unit as found in step 4.
7.
If you have the configuration file available, you can populate the labels for each input by adding the
configuration file. For best results, this can be located by navigating to the PARAMS folder on the unit after
selecting the Add config file button in the menu. The T5 operating system is designed to select the latest
configuration file from this folder. The configuration file follows the following scheme : Fleet-YYYY-MM-DD-
HH-MM-SS.pv2
configuration file. For best results, this can be located by navigating to the PARAMS folder on the unit after
selecting the Add config file button in the menu. The T5 operating system is designed to select the latest
configuration file from this folder. The configuration file follows the following scheme : Fleet-YYYY-MM-DD-
HH-MM-SS.pv2
8.
When you are finished with the utility disconnect the device by selecting Disconnect from the
Communication menu. If the device was removed without disconnecting it first, the serial port may remain
locked by the application. With the USB cable disconnected, close the Configuration Utility and restart the T5.
With power applied to the unit, reconnect the USB cable and launch the configuration utility.
Communication menu. If the device was removed without disconnecting it first, the serial port may remain
locked by the application. With the USB cable disconnected, close the Configuration Utility and restart the T5.
With power applied to the unit, reconnect the USB cable and launch the configuration utility.
Figure 7 - Circuitlink Configuration Utility during a live connection