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ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide	Expansion Boards for Meters with Modbus Master Capability

Power Requirements

The Modbus controller requires 1 Amp at 5Vdc. The I/O modules require between 10-150mA depending on module type.

Description	Maximum draw per channel for I/O

Controller	1A

Rack	40mA

Digital Inputs	20mA

Digital Outputs	20mA

Analog Voltage Input	75mA

Analog Current Input	75mA

Analog Voltage/Current Outputs	200mA

Thermocouple Modules	75mA

The 5-Amp power supply can support the Modbus controller (1 Amp) plus two full racks of digital I/O that fit on a DIN rail rack.

Communications Considerations

The OpenDAC controller provides four wire RS-485 with the Modbus RTU protocol. To get two additional RS-485, connect a jumper wire between the two negative and positive terminals.

The Unit ID is set with two dial switches. One switch sets the low word of the ID (0x0 to 0xF) and the other sets the high word. Protocol and baud rate are set with the third dial switch, common settings are as follows:

Switch Setting	Parameters

0	9600 baud Modbus RTU

1	19 200 baud Modbus RTU

Remaining settings are for higher baud rates or ASCII protocol

NOTE

Detailed setup information for the Grayhill OpenDAC system is available at www.grayhill.com and in Bulletin #812, OpenDAC Modbus Configuration, Installation and Troubleshooting manual. Part numbers are available on the Power Measurement order form.

Digital and Analog I/O Technical Note

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Contents

User’s Guide Page Installation Considerations Standards Compliance Limitation of Liability Page Contents Features and Applications 125 Using ION SoftwareStandard Meter Security Environmental Conditions Unit DimensionsHardware Reference 159 Telnet and HyperterminalAppendix a Technical Notes 183 Introduction Firmware Revision History Using this GuideION 7500 and ION 7600 Meters Introduction Data Display and Analysis Tools ION meter in an Enterprise Energy Management SystemXML Compatibility WebMeter Embedded Web Server FeatureMeterM@il Internal E-Mail Server Feature Front PanelDigital Inputs ION Setup SoftwareCommunications Protocols Digital and Analog I/O OptionsAnalog Inputs and Analog Outputs Meter is Factory-Configured and Ready to OperateV203 Apr Firmware Revision HistoryBefore You Can Use this Guide Using this GuideGetting More Information Application Notes ION Enterprise Administrator GuideOnline ION Enterprise Help Technical NotesDisplaying Data with the Front Panel Configuring the Meter with the Front PanelSoftkeys Using the Front Panel Buttons to Display DataDisplaying Data with the Front Panel Navigation ButtonsStatus Bar Display Screen TypesFront Panel LEDs Backlight Operation and Display ContrastHistogram Displays Phasor Diagram DisplaysEvent Log Displays Nameplate DisplaysTrend Displays Trend Bar Graph DisplaysScreens Shown in Display Cycle Default Front Panel Display ScreensAdditional Data Display Screens Setpoint Setpoint Status Phasors PhasorsName Plt Name Plate Info Events Event LogEN50160 Data and Statistics Displays ION 7600 only Trending Display Screens in the ION Front Panel’s Setup Menu Configuring the Meter with the Front PanelConfirming Configuration Changes Using the Front Panel Buttons for ConfigurationPasswords Setup Mode TimeoutSub-Menu Register Default Description Basic Setup MenuSliding Window sub-menu contains the following settings Main Setup MenuDemand Setup Menu Sliding Window Demand Rolling Block SettingsDemand Options Thermal Demand SettingsThermal sub-menu contains the following settings Demand Options sub-menu contains the following settingSetting Description Default Network SetupFollowing settings can be configured in this option Configuring Network Settings with BootP89.123.40 Configuring Network Settings Through the Front PanelCOM Port Setting Options Default Serial Communications SetupInternal Modem Setup Change Criteria PQ Power Quality SetupSag Limit Swell LimitNumeric Format Format Setup MenuNumeric Format sub-menu contains the following settings General Format sub-menu contains the following settingsClock Setup Display Setup MenuTime Setup Menu Use this item to set the meter’s display to local time Set Meter TimePeak dmd rset Meter ResetsFactory Resets This sub-menu contains the following default resetsEN50160 Reset ION 7600 only Security SetupUser Resets Web Config PasswordEnabled Maximum Module Creating a Front Panel ResetCustom Front Panel Displays External Pulse Module #6To access the External Pulse modules #4 or #6 using Designer Using The Front Panel Default Meter Functionality Setup Function Default Register Default Meter FunctionalityBasic Setup Communications modules control the following channels Communications SetupModule Name Settings Communications Port Setup Register Function DefaultCommunications Protocols Modem Initialization StringLog name Depth Interval Data Logging SetupDefault Logging Capacity Changing the Log DepthsParameter Description Default Logging ConfigurationChanging the Frequency of Logging Revenue LogHarmonics Logging Historic Data LoggingLoss Log ION Enterprise Reporting Time-of-Use LoggingEN50160 Compliance Logging ION 7600 only Sag/Swell and Transient LoggingMeter logs the following ION output register values Calibration Pulser Module Settings Energy Pulsing SetupPulser Module Settings Setup Register Function Default Power Quality ConfigurationSag/Swell Module Settings EN50160 Settings ION 7600 only Transient Module Settings ION 7600 onlyTo a varying value Setpoint ConfigurationFine Tuning Over Condition Monitoring Relative Setpoint Module SettingsNumber of seconds since 000000 UTC on Jan 1 Meter Clock ConfigurationOn using the meter’s time synchronization functions Display Module Settings Display SetupDisplay Options Module Settings Scroll Module SettingsChanging the Parameters that are Displayed Demand SetupSliding Window Demand Module Settings Thermal Demand Module SettingsTime Of Use Module Settings Time of Use ConfigurationSeasonal Settings Manager in Designer from the Options menu Setup Register FunctionCreating a New Time Of Use Schedule Factory Information How to TAG Your MeterFactory Module Settings Setup Register DescriptionThird Party Protocols Communications Protocol ConfigurationChanging the Modbus Configuration Using the Modbus RTU ProtocolFactory Modbus Configuration Modbus Slave Module Settings Modbus Slave Module Parameter Mapping Default Meter Functionality Refer to Appendix a for more Default Meter Functionality Default Meter Functionality Default Meter Functionality Default Meter Functionality Importing Data using Modbus RTU Modbus TCP Communications Using the Modbus/TCP ProtocolVln a Using the DNP 3.00 ProtocolFactory DNP 3.00 Configuration ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideUsing the DNP 3.00 Protocol Changing the DNP Configuration DNP Slave Export Module Settings Setup Register Setting Function DNP Options Module SettingsImporting Data using DNP Click OK on the confirmation dialog box Restoring the Factory ConfigurationTo restore the factory configuration Default Meter Functionality Using ION Software Software Security ION Enterprise SoftwareServers ION Enterprise ION Management ConsoleConnection Schedules SitesDevices Dialout ModemsAdding a new Server, Site, Device or Dialout Modem Configuring CommunicationsConfiguring Communications ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Displaying Data with Vista Generating a network diagram in VistaION Enterprise Vista Displaying Data if the Software is Not Fully Configured Vista Diagram Elements Volts/Amps Historic Data Logging EnablePower Quality Summary of Data Provided in VistaEN50160 Measurements ION 7600 only Instantaneous PowerHarmonics Trending Long-Term Harmonics Min/Max MeasurementsLoss Compensation Setup and ControlsEnergy & Demand by Quadrant Demand Max and Demand MinOver kW Sliding Window Demand Monitoring Per Phase Over Current MonitoringSetpoints Inputs Voltage Unbalance MonitoringTime-of-Use Tables TOU- Peak Demand DetailsAnalog Inputs/Outputs Revenue Test ModeRevenue Test Mode Values Customizing the Vista InterfaceCustom Appearance of a User Diagram Diagram Objects in a User DiagramBasics of ION Architecture ION Enterprise DesignerModule Linking Restrictions ION Modules‘NOT AVAILABLE’ Value ION RegistersSequence of ION Module Execution Persistent Modules ION Configuration Changes and Module SecurityCore Modules Fixed Module LinksDesigner’s Main Configuration Screen To view real-time data of output registers Changing Setup Registers with DesignerViewing Real-time Data in Designer To configure ION module setup registers with Designer Customizing Frameworks in Designer Follow these steps to create an ION module in the meter Creating New ModulesDeleting Modules Linking ModulesFollow the steps below to link modules on the meter Replacing a Link Editing Existing FrameworksChecking an Output Register’s Owner Deleting the Link at a Module’s InputION Enterprise Reporter Pre-configured ReportsEN50160 Power QualityEnergy and Demand Load ProfileGenerating the Report Report Creation and GenerationCreating a Report Changing Which Days are Holidays Creating a Time of Use ScheduleAdding a Shoulder Period ION Setup Software Adding a Site, Group or Meter Sites, Groups, and MetersConfiguring Communications ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Changing a setup register Basic Meter ConfigurationDisplaying real-time data Displaying Data with ION SetupDisplaying diagnostics data Using ION Software Time Synchronization Meter Security Digital and Analog I/OCOM Port Available Connections Standard/Option CommunicationsExternal Modem Connections RS-232 ConnectionsComputer Connections Meter ConnectionsLoop Topology General Bus Wiring ConsiderationsRS-485 Connections Straight-Line TopologyRS-485 Connection Methods to Avoid Ethernet ConnectionsConfiguring the Ethernet Module in Designer Meter Setup for Ethernet CommunicationsConfiguring the Ethernet Module through the Front Panel Configuring the Ethernet Module via DesignerEtherGate Protocol Internal Modem Connections ModemInit Setup RegisterModem Initialization Strings Problem Add to Modem Initialization StringConfiguring the Comm 3 Communications Module in Designer Configuring the Comm 3 Module through the Front PanelConfiguring the Comm 3 Module via Designer Workstation with ION Enterprise and modem ModemGate ProtocolInfrared Port Connections WebMeter and MeterMail ION WebMeter FeatureION MeterM@il Feature Internet ConnectivityTelnet and Hyperterminal WebReachSpecifying a Port in an ION Module Digital and Analog I/OOptional Input Port Names Description Standard Output Port Names DescriptionOptional Output Port Names Description Standard Input Port Names DescriptionOutput Modules Using the Onboard Digital OutputsCalibration Pulsing Relay DO4 KWh Pulse -LED Alarm LEDEnergy Pulsing with LEDs Settings in the Digital Input modules are as follows Using the Onboard Digital InputsAnalog Outputs Analog InputsEnabling or Customizing Time Synchronization Time SynchronizationYour revenue meter can be protected by anti-tamper sealing Entering the Password through the Front PanelMeter Security Standard Meter SecurityDisabling and enabling password security Changing the Meter PasswordChanging Waveform Recording Data and Event LoggingData Logging Changing the Parameters that are LoggedEvent Group Description Priority Number Event LoggingION Event Priority Groups External ION Events Logging and Recording CapacityLog Depth Interval Logging Configurations for ION 7500 Revenue ApplicationsAlerting Alerting ION Software via the Alarm ServerServer or LAN Configuring the Alarm ServerAlarm Server Command Line Arguments Remote Site Event NotificationAlerting via an Alphanumeric Pager Alerting via a Numeric Pager Alerting via Email Calculating Power Availability Number of Nines Hardware Reference + 30 V max Standard ModelRear View of Meter + NEnvironmental Condition Acceptable Range General SpecificationsEnvironmental Conditions Basic Model Side View Unit DimensionsBasic Model Rear View Basic Model Front ViewRJ11 Communications SpecificationsRS-232 Connections COM1 PortLEDs Terminal connections on the meter are marked as follows Specifications are as followsRS-485 Connections ConnectionsRJ11 COM2 PortCOM3 Port Internal ModemOptical Infrared Specifications for the optical port are as followsSpecifications for the Ethernet ports are as follows Ethernet PortProtocol TCP/IP Port IP Service PortsAI1 SpecificationsInternal Excitation Additional External Excitation Optional Specification Standard I/0Mechanical Relay Outputs RX1 RX2 RX2 RX3 Operational Block DiagramSolid-State Relay Outputs Wh pulsing Analog OutputsMax Relays I/O expansion card can be ordered with 4 analog outputsAnalog Inputs Specification MA Analog InputsPotential Transformers PTs Electrical SpecificationsPower Supply Voltage InputsCurrent Inputs Specification 5A Option 1A OptionTerminal Cover Installation InstructionsInstallation Diagram Retrofit OptionsRemoving the Existing Communications Card Installing the New CardCommunications Card Final Steps Installing the I/O CardExpansion Card ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Expansion Card Tran Model Front View Tran ModelEnvironmental Conditions Tran Model Side View Unit Dimensions ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Technical Notes ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Calibration Menu and the KCTSTP/KCTRD Commands Basic Setup is not requiredBasic Setup is required To perform current probe basic setupCurrent Probe Basic Setup Telnet and HyperTerminal AccessTo perform current probe basic setup Description Calibration Menu and the KCTSTP/KCTRD CommandsDescription of Kctstp and Kctrd Calibration Commands Calibration Menu and HelpPH C ExampleNone Read all current probe setup registersScreen Messages Adding New Trend Display Modules Introduction ION Modules in the Display FrameworkDisplay Modules Display Options Module Scroll Modules ION Modules in the Display Framework IntroductionScreen Types Max. # Display Description Source Inputs Display ModulesDisplay Modules for ION 8000 Series, ION ION 7600 Meters Screen Types Changing ION 7300 Series Display Module Default SettingsDisplay Modules for ION 7300 Series Meters Scroll Modules Display Options ModuleModule Behavior in the ION 7300 Series Meters Display Framework OverviewModule Behavior in ION 8000 Series and ION ION 7600 Meters For the ION 7300 Series Changing Default Display FrameworksMaking a Framework Backup For the ION 8000 Series and ION 7500 / ION 7600 metersTo add a new display screen in Designer Removing a Display ScreenAdding a New Display Screen To remove a data display screenChanging displayed parameters in an existing screen Changing Displayed Parameters using the Meter’s Front PanelChanging Displayed Parameters in an Existing Screen Before changing displayed parameters in an existing screenBar Graph Input Function Attributes Creating Custom Trend Bar Graphs ION 7500 / ION 7600 onlyPower Meter Module Selecting and navigating the Trend Display screen Trend Display ScreenTrending Data Log Screen Use the ESC key to exit the Trend DisplayTo change the logging interval for Trend Display data Screen Message Description Screen MessagesAdding New Trend Display Modules To create a Disk Simulator screen Disk Simulator ION 8000 SeriesCustomized Display Framework To configure your custom display frameworkDisplaying Data from Other Meters Display Custom Front Panel Displays Technical Note Analog Input Module Digital Input ModuleDigital and Analog I/O Technical Note Meter Digital Analog Modbus Inputs Outputs Master ION SolutionsOnboard I/O for ION Meters External I/O with Grayhill Products Expander for ION 8000 Series MetersExpansion Boards for the ION Grayhill analog hardware module restrictions-power suppliesDigital Output Boards for ION 7300 Series Meters Expansion Boards for Meters with Modbus Master Capability Description Maximum draw per channel for I/O Power RequirementsSwitch Setting Parameters Communications ConsiderationsConfiguring Digital and Analog I/O Specifying a Debounce Time Configuring Digital InputDigital Input Module Setup Registers Digital Input ModuleDetailed Operation Pulse or KYZ Input Mode Digital Output Module Configuring Digital OutputDigital Output Module Setup Registers Detailed Operation Calibration Pulser Module Setup RegistersCalibration Pulser Module Pulse Width Pulse mode KYZ modeDetailed Module Operation Normal StateOverload State Pulse modeMaximum State Pulser Module Pulser Module Setup RegistersAnalog Input Option Input Impedance Max Common Mode Voltage Configuring Analog InputAnalog Input Module Setup Registers Connecting Auxiliary Analog Inputs ION 7700 MetersZero Scale Analog Output Option Maximum Load Configuring Analog OutputAnalog Output Module Setup Registers Analog Output ModuleSetting Analog Zero and Full Scale Values To 20 mA Considerations when scaling20 to 20 mA1500 W 0mA 1000 W 4mA 20mA Assigning a port to a module Configuring ION Modules for Digital and Analog I/OConfiguring modules for digital or analog I/O Making a port available Energy Pulsing from ION Meters Email Alerts Email Data Logs Setting Up the Network for the MeterM@il FeatureConfiguring the Meter for MeterM@il Technology Introduction Viewing the MeterM@il MessageRecipient of the MeterM@il Message Network AdministratorSetting Up the Network for the MeterM@il Feature ION Software AdministratorHere is an example of an email alert Viewing the MeterM@il MessageEmail Alerts Email Data Logs XML Attachment BootP Server Automatically Configuring Meter Network SettingsSetting Up the Network for the MeterM@il Feature Smtp Connection Timeout Optional Click Send and save Configuring the Meter for MeterM@il Technology‘Setting Up the Meter for the Smtp Server Setting Up the Meter for your Smtp ServerSetting up the meter to send alerts Configuring the MeterM@il Feature to Send AlertsConfiguring the MeterM@il Feature to Send Data Logs Configuring the meter to send data logs Additional ION Module ConfigurationsMeterM@il Internal Email Server Feature Technical Note Factory Module MeterM@il Technology in a Modbus NetworkMeterM@il Internal Email Server Feature Technical Note ION Meter Security Overview of SecurityStandard Advanced Overview of SecurityION Software Security ION Meter Security Icon DescriptionsSupervisor Operator Controller User View Only Security Access LevelsION Enterprise Software Security Creating or modifying ION Enterprise user accounts Entering the software user name and passwordCreating or modifying ION Setup user accounts ION Setup Software SecurityION Setup Software Security ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide ION Meter Security Meter PasswordConfiguring standard meter security in Designer Configuring standard meter security in ION Setup Advanced Meter Security ION 8000 Series Configuring advanced security using ION Enterprise Entering an advanced security user name and passwordEnter the appropriate password and click OK Configuring advanced users with ION Setup Configuring advanced security using ION SetupION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Service Function Device Security Access for ION ServicesLaunch ION Setup and connect to the appropriate meter Hardware Lock Security Additional Revenue Metering SecurityAnti-Tamper Seals Hardware Framework Default Web Pages Custom Web PagesUsing the Setup Page Setup Errors Web Browser User Viewing WebMeter Data on the Internet Configuring your MeterViewing WebMeter Data on the Internet Default Web PagesViewing default web pages Creating custom web pages Custom Web PagesViewing custom web pages For example http//10.1.50.42/webpage1.html Configuring your meter with the Setup Configuring your MeterUsing the Setup Undo Changes Setup Errors Automatic Configuration via a BootP Server Configuring Meter Network SettingsSmtp Mail Server Address mandatory for MeterM@il WebMeter NetworkWebMeter Network ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Enabling/disabling web browser configuration of the meter Enabling/Disabling Meter Web Browser ConfigurationEnabling/disabling web server functionality of the meter Enabling/Disabling Meter Web Server FunctionalityFramework Using WebMeter in a Modbus NetworkBelow is a typical application of the WebMeter feature HardwareWeb Page Module Factory ModuleModbus Import Module Cellular Phone Compatibility 289 AT Commands for the Conexant ModemConexant Modems in ION Meters ION meter ION Meter Internal Modem TypesInternational support Multi-Tech Internal Modem SettingsAT Commands for the Multi-Tech Modem Multi-Tech Modems in ION MetersConfigures the modem for pulse non-touch-tone Registers Register Unit Range Default DescriptionConfiguration settings for certain types of connections Conexant Modems in ION Meters AT Commands for the Conexant ModemCommand Group Members Description Mod Modulation Possible Rates bps AT+MS Commands Select ModulationCellular Phone Compatibility Changing the Internal Modem SettingsChanging the Local Modem Settings Description If rate drops to 1200, use Bell protocol AT command S10=100AT command B1 Description Increases disconnect time on loss of carrierTerminology Resetting and Pausing Power AvailabilityIntroduction Availability on the Meter Front Panel Detailed BehaviorFirmware Availability Features Comments VersionsAvailability Framework Release History Assumptions Availability on the Meter Front PanelSample Availability Framework Behaviors Meter Sag/Swell Module ConfigurationPower Operating Range Supply 36S 35S Phase Blade PoweredResetting Availability with ION Setup Software Resetting and Pausing Power AvailabilityResetting Availability with Vista ION 7500 / ION 7600 meters only Resetting Availability through the Meter Front PanelPausing Availability Detailed Behavior Terminology Detailed Behavior ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide EN50160 External Controls Default EN50160 MeasurementsPower Frequency Default EN50160 MeasurementsRegister Label Description Power Frequency Default MeasurementsSource Module Type Description Magnitude of Voltage Supply Register Source Module Type Description Voltage Magnitude Default MeasurementsParameter Flicker Register Label Source Module Type Description Flicker Default MeasurementsRegister Label Description Register Labels Voltage Dips Default MeasurementsSupply Voltage Dips ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideSupply Voltage Dips Register Label Previous Observation Period Interruptions Default MeasurementsShort and Long Interruptions Register Label Current Observation PeriodOvervoltages / Duration t 1s = t 1 min = 1 min Overvoltages Default MeasurementsTemporary Overvoltages Temporary OvervoltagesION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Register Label Module Type Description Unbalance Default MeasurementsSupply Voltage Unbalance Odd Harmonics Not Multiples Order Threshold Even Harmonics Harmonic VoltageRegister Label Harmonics Default MeasurementsRegister Label Source Module Description Interharmonic Voltage Interharmonics Default Measurements Mains Signaling Voltage More details about this module Mains Signaling Evaluation Module SettingsMains Signaling Default Measurements Enabling the EN50160 Calculations EN50160 ResetEN50160 Synchronization Mode & Synchronization Timing EN50160 External ControlsEN50160 External Controls ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Modbus Slave Devices Configuring the Modbus NetworkModbus Master Devices Configuring the Modbus Master Device Configuring the Modbus NetworkConnecting the Modbus Slave Devices Configuring the Modbus Slave DevicesPasting the Modbus Master Framework into the Meter Select EditPaste from Framework Customizing the Modbus Master FrameworkMultiple Modbus Master Devices Select EditCopy to frameworkControlling the Data Logging Capabilities Customizing your Vista DiagramCustomizing the Modbus Master Front Panel Display Output Register Module Modbus Import Module ConfigurationsFactory Terminal Menu Using TelnetUsing HyperTerminal Telnet MenuType in the meter IP address in the Host Name box Using TelnetTo connect to the meter Telnet menu options are To access menusTelnet Menu Using HyperTerminal Factory Terminal menu options are Factory Terminal MenuFactory Terminal Menu ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide EtherGate ION Meter as an Ethernet GatewaySerial Ethernet EtherGateNew Ethernet Gateway Install the Gateway Meter and Serial Network DevicesAdd the ION Gateway Meter to Your ION Enterprise Network Add an EtherGate Site to Your ION Enterprise NetworkEtherGate Checklist ModemGate ION Meter as a ModemGateModemGate General network installation and basic setupModem Site ModemGate ChecklistSite Add a Modem Site to an ION Enterprise NetworkAdd Meters to the Modem Site Configure the ION Gateway Meter for ModemGate ION Meter as a ModemGate Technical Note ION Time Synchronization GPS Time Synchronization Diagnostics and Event LoggingDiagnostics Module Output Registers Event Logging Changing Default Blackout SettingsTime Synchronization & Timekeeping Technical Note Type of Time Used for Synchronization Clock Module SettingsClock Source Used for Synchronization Modem Time Zone AdjustmentDaylight Savings Time Adjustment Communications Port Used for SynchronizationION Time Synchronization Time Synchronization ION or GPSGPS Time Synchronization Configuring for GPS Time SynchronizationOn Time Mark OTM ‘Protocol’ Register GPS Receiver Comm Module Protocol Register SettingGPS Time Synchronization Format Supported GPS Receivers11NNCRLF Explanation of GPSARBITER-VORNE Ascii Time StringAscii Time String Sohdddhhmmssqcrlf Ascii Time String below left1Diagnostics Module Output Registers Diagnostics and Event LoggingEvent Logging ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Time-Synchronization Blackout Changing Default Blackout SettingsTimesyncBlackoutDurationsecs Default value 150 2 minutes 30 seconds in secondsTime-Synchronization Blackout Considerations TimesyncBlackoutIntervalminsUpgrading ION Device Firmware Device UpgraderEnsuring the Log Server is caught up Device UpgraderBefore You Upgrade Checking the Log Server before upgradingConfiguring device transmit delay Modifying the transmit delay for Ethernet devicesLaptop computer considerations Upgrading Your ION DevicesDownloads Upgrading Your ION Devices ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Numerics Index Index IP service ports 168 IrDA Passwords 32, 44, 147, 255 default XML 15, 236 Page 70000-0176-01