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TC12 Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance Handbook

Test / Maintenance Commands

3.3.3

CU (Unit number: 0 - 5)

Comment:

Enables the flow counters to be displayed.

Note: The counts are stored as words, so only the least significant byte is

displayed.

3.3.3.67 Occupancy Counters (GOU)

GOU (Unit number: 0 - 5)

Comment:

Enables the occupancy counters to be displayed.

Note: The counts are stored as words, so only the least significant byte is

displayed.

3.3.3.68 Queue Signals (GQU)

GQU (Unit number: 0 -5)
Comment:

Enables the queue signal counters to be displayed.

3.3.3.69 Override Digital Inputs Enable/Disable (GIO)

GIO = 1 <enter>

Comment:

Replaces the reply data with test data entered using the GID

command - see below. The override can be disabled by entering
GID = 0 and is also removed when the handset is disconnected.

3.3.3.70 Digital Inputs Override Data (GID)

GID (Reply byte number: 0-13) = (binary byte: 0 - 11111111)

Comment:

Allows test data patterns for up to 13 reply bytes to be entered. The

data is actually output when the override is enabled using the GIO
command.

3.3.3.71 Override Digital Outputs Enable/Disable (GOO)

GOO = 1 <enter>

Comment:

Replaces the control data with test data entered using the GOD

and GTC commands - see below. The override can be disabled by
entering GOO = 0 and is also removed when the handset is
disconnected or after the ‘GOT’ timeout has expired (see below).
With PB392 firmware (issue 4 or later) the GOO command displays
GOO:2 whilst the override is active. If the special PLD is fitted
(667/1/12399/106 - VMS + LMU) then the override is not removed
when the handset is unplugged.

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