Honeywell 40002083 installation and operation guide HMS Maintenance Menu

Airport Systems

iii)no parity,

iv)1 stop bit.

d)Apply power and wait for login prompt. If power is already applied and a login prompt is not shown press the enter key.

e)After the login prompt “login >” is displayed then type “maint” and wait for the password prompt.

f)At the password prompt “password>” type “grimes” and wait for Home Maintenance Window to be displayed (See Figure 3.7-3 ).

HMS Maintenance Menu

Menu Title

1)Light Configuration

2)Report Configuration Menu Item

3)Facility Information

4)Exit Maintenance Mode

maint> Command Prompt

Figure 3.7-3 HMS Maintenance Menu

3.7.3HMS Light Configuration Menu

The Light Configuration menu displays the current light configuration and allows the user to modify the configuration lines by selecting a line number at the User Prompt (See Figure 3.7-4). The Light Configuration menu can be recognized by the “HMS Light Configuration Menu” title along with its 24 numbered rows of light data. The light configuration menu is a table with six columns and 25 rows. The first column contains the row number the remaining five columns have a unique heading. Each row represents the location, orientation and priority data for a particular Flash head as identified by the number in the Lamp Id column its row.

The column heading definitions are:

i.Lamp_ID – The unique address or ID# as set on Flash Head’s digital logic board SW3. The maximum value for this entry is 24.

ii.Tier_Lvl – The tier or level number for the Flash Head defined s. Typically the top tier of flash heads is numbered 1. The maximum value for this entry is 8. Each Tier_Lvl is associated with a Tier Report Mechanism (TRM) which controls the state of its reporting relay. The status of Tier_Lvl #1 is reported via relay #1. Up to 24 flash heads could be assigned to one tier. Typically 3-

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