WattMaster WM-WCC3-TGD-01B - Manual (Page 204)

WCC3.EXE SCREEN DESCRIPTIONS
WCC III Technical Guide 3-90
The data pattern tables for the satellite controllers need to be
rebuilt whenever any of the following events occur:
1. A new WCC III system is installed.
2. New software is installed in the MCD or the satellite
controller.
3. New hardware is installed in the system (i.e. new
satellite controllers, new MCOMM communication
board in the MCD, etc.).
For a new system, or for new satellite controllers installed
in an existing system, the tables should be (re)built before the
programming data is entered.
Before a value is displayed on the screen, the system checks to
see where the decimal point should go. The pattern is called the
“Data Pattern.” In the WCC III system, there are four data patterns
allowed. They are “x,xxx”, “xxx.x”, “xx.xx”, and “x.xxx.” (The
x’s are used to denote numeric values and are not to be taken
literally.) Additionally, rebuilding the data tables insures that the
proper units of measure, ON/OFF, and alarm messages will be
displayed with its associated number.
After the data tables are rebuilt, the data tables will be saved on
the hard disk.
Rebuild Satellite Unit/Pattern Table:
To rebuild one or more satellite tables, from the Main Menu Tool
Bar select
<Action> , <Rebuild Satellite Unit/Pattern Table> .
The following window will appear:
Satellite Number:
This entry allows you to designate the number of the satellite
controller which will have its table rebuilt.
Enter the satellite number and then select the option to <Rebuild
One Table> . To rebuild all tables, type a zero in the satellite
number fi eld and select <Rebuild All Tables> .
Rebuild One Table:
Select this option to rebuild the data table for only one satellite.
Rebuild All Tables:
To insure proper rebuilding of tables, we recommend that you
select this option to allow the system to rebuild data tables for all
of the satellite controllers and the Global Analog Screens.
REBUILD SATELLITE TABLES
Rebuild Satellite Tables