2N Lift8 v1.0 User Manual
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Upon login to the CU, the Current device state is presented to the right throughout the
application. Use the arrow in the left-hand upper corner to hide/show the window
anytime. Refer to the figure below for details. The data are grouped according to
meanings. The first section provides such connection parameters as Line status
(relax/active call), GSM network with information on the currently used GSM / UMTS
network, a clearly arranged Signal intensity scale including a value in dBm, SIM
provider's name and Network type (UMTS / GSM). Roaming specifies whether the SIM
is in its home network or in the roaming mode.
Maximum Application Display with Current Device State
Figure:
The SIM card section specifies the SIM card state and IMSI and ICCID identifiers. The
GSM module section displays the GSM/UMTS module information: module
manufacturer, module type, current module FW version and module IMEI. The
Accumulator section provides details on the accumulators connected. The first
parameter of the State section describes the current device state: 'Mains supply, no
batteries' means that the CU is powered from the mains and contains no batteries, for
example. The Voltage parameter measures and displays the current battery pack
voltage in mV. A very low voltage value (hundreds of mV) signals that the battery pack
is not connected. The Capacity parameter specifies the accumulator charging rate in %.
The Current parameter measures the current flowing through the accumulators: the
current is charging when the accumulators are being charged and discharging when the
CU has been disconnected from the power supply and fed from batteries. Remaining
time defines the time in which the accumulators shall be fully charged (100%).
The lower part of the application includes the Logout button (to the right) and other
important controls, which may be different in different menus. The table below
describes all the buttons available in the application.