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- Meter Reset: in one of the 5.x submenus hold down the EDIT key for 1 sec. to select the meter start date. Press the UP
key and "RESET" will appear. Then press and hold the OK key for 1 sec.
- Start Autoconfig: in menu 8.0 press and hold the EDIT button for 1 sec. to enter edit mode, then press SELECT
and change the first item to INC by changing it to "RUN". Press the UP key and "SCANNING..x/32" will appear. To save,
press and hold the SAVE button for 1 second.
5.2. Basic / Advanced
The display allows you to view a range of information about the operation of the system and make changes to the
various settings if necessary. Normally the parameter "I.U. Mode" of the 7.4 INFO menu is set to the value "Basic", in
this mode only SETUP menus 7.3 and 7.4 can be accessed and only internet connection settings can be made. Setting to
"Advanced" allows access to all menus.
(N.B. This setting is only recommended for qualified personnel when installing and setting up the system)
5.3. System Setup
In the menu: 7.0 SYSTEM settings are made, the parameter list changes according to the current configuration. Detailed
explanations are described in the chapter Configurations.
5.4. Date Time Setup
In the menu: 7.1 DATE / TIME sets the system clock and time zone. It is important to set this last parameter correctly,
with the Timezone of the site where the installation is located so that the remote clock update can take place correctly.
5.5. Data Logger Setup
In the menu: 7.2 DATA LOGGER enables the data logger by setting the minutes of parameter sampling: 5min. is the
default value (enabled). It is also possible to request information regarding µSD.
5.6. Network Setup
In the menu: 7.3 NETWORK settings are made for the various network parameters. By default, the DHCP functionality is
set to automatically retrieve the necessary values. The connection to the remote server can be enabled or disabled by
the user. An internet connection is essential to receive remote updates and support.
6. MAIN SCREENS
The following figures describe the graphics used in the various main menu screens.
N.B.: Apply the notes below to the figures.
NOTES:
1
- not present in WRD + WBM configuration;
2
- not present in WRD + WRMxx configuration
3
- the Lamp icon appears in the WRD + WRMxx Configuration;
4
- replaces or adds the menu, only in Configuration with Leonardo inverter;
5
- only if WRMxx is present;
6
- only if WRM60 X is present;
WRM60 X
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