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Chapter 4: Programming
Chapter 4: Programming
The CPP Monitor 2000 software provides access to all of the unit’s
programming through point-and-click menus. The unit can be
programmed either locally through the serial port or remotely via
modem. When you are finished programming, the CPP Monitor
2000 Windows software provides the option to save the unit’s
programming on your computer for backup purposes. You must
save this programming information in order to view the program-
ming off-line for any unit. Once you save the programming for a
particular unit, you may copy the same information into another
unit if desired. A default programming file (defaults.s2k) is
included in case you want to restore the unit to factory default
settings.
SETTING UP NEW UNITS
When a new unit is added you will be prompted to fill in a Unit
Data form. This form holds the unit’s description and phone
number as well as password information. CPP Monitor 2000 features
two-level password access: one for programming and one for
status. Status-only access allows you to view input values and
programming but does not allow you to change any parameters.
This is useful if you want to allow multiple users to view the
information for this unit but do not want them to be able to change
anything. If this is the first time the unit is being accessed you
should set up both passwords. When other users add this unit to
their computer you can give them the status password and/or the
programming password depending on your requirements. When
logging in using the status password the software will automatically
send the password during the initial connect sequence. When
logging in using the program password you will be prompted to
enter the password after connecting. You may also allow the
software to automatically log in with the programming password by
clicking the “Save program password to disk” box.
Note that if you do not enter a programming pass-
word, a default password of “S2000” will be entered
for you.