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Multi-Tech Systems 7600 Device Upgrader, Before You Upgrade, Ensuring the Log Server is caught up

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The Device Upgrader	ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide

The Device Upgrader

ION Enterprise™ software includes a device upgrade utility named Device Upgrader, which you can use to upgrade each ION device in your system. With the Device Upgrade utility you can upgrade the firmware on a single ION device, or upgrade multiple ION devices of the same type in a single session. You access the Device Upgrader utility from the ION Management Console.

NOTE

A Supervisor password authority (level 5) is required to upgrade ION devices.

The following instructions detail how to upgrade one or more devices of the same type. If you need to upgrade devices that are different types, then you have to perform the following instructions for each device. For example, if you need to upgrade an ION 7330 meter and an ION 7330 Ethernet card, then you have to perform the following instructions once for the meter, and then again for the Ethernet card (or vice versa).

Before You Upgrade

Please read this section before you begin your upgrade. The recommendations presented here can help your device upgrading procedure.

Checking the Log Server before upgrading

Data stored in the meter's memory is lost during the firmware upgrade. This includes waveforms, Min/Max values, and information stored in Data Recorder and Integrator modules. It is recommended that you ensure the Log Server is caught up (i.e. up to date) before you commence upgrading.

Ensuring the Log Server is caught up

1.Launch Vista and open a user diagram.

2.Click the Data Log Viewer for voltage or other parameter that updates quickly (e.g. every fifteen minutes).

3.Look at the timestamp column.

If the timestamp is current — the date is correct and the time is within the update period — then the Log Server is caught up.

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Contents

User’s Guide Page Installation Considerations Standards Compliance Limitation of Liability Page Contents Using ION Software Features and Applications 125Environmental Conditions Unit Dimensions Hardware Reference 159Telnet and Hyperterminal Standard Meter SecurityAppendix a Technical Notes 183 Firmware Revision History Using this Guide IntroductionION 7500 and ION 7600 Meters Introduction ION meter in an Enterprise Energy Management System Data Display and Analysis ToolsWebMeter Embedded Web Server Feature MeterM@il Internal E-Mail Server FeatureFront Panel XML CompatibilityION Setup Software Communications ProtocolsDigital and Analog I/O Options Digital InputsMeter is Factory-Configured and Ready to Operate Analog Inputs and Analog OutputsFirmware Revision History V203 AprUsing this Guide Getting More InformationBefore You Can Use this Guide ION Enterprise Administrator Guide Online ION Enterprise HelpTechnical Notes Application NotesConfiguring the Meter with the Front Panel Displaying Data with the Front PanelUsing the Front Panel Buttons to Display Data Displaying Data with the Front PanelNavigation Buttons SoftkeysDisplay Screen Types Front Panel LEDsBacklight Operation and Display Contrast Status BarPhasor Diagram Displays Event Log DisplaysNameplate Displays Histogram DisplaysTrend Bar Graph Displays Trend DisplaysDefault Front Panel Display Screens Screens Shown in Display CycleAdditional Data Display Screens Phasors Phasors Name Plt Name Plate InfoEvents Event Log Setpoint Setpoint StatusEN50160 Data and Statistics Displays ION 7600 only Trending Display Screens in the ION Configuring the Meter with the Front Panel Front Panel’s Setup MenuUsing the Front Panel Buttons for Configuration PasswordsSetup Mode Timeout Confirming Configuration ChangesBasic Setup Menu Sub-Menu Register Default DescriptionMain Setup Menu Demand Setup MenuSliding Window Demand Rolling Block Settings Sliding Window sub-menu contains the following settingsThermal Demand Settings Thermal sub-menu contains the following settingsDemand Options sub-menu contains the following setting Demand OptionsNetwork Setup Following settings can be configured in this optionConfiguring Network Settings with BootP Setting Description DefaultConfiguring Network Settings Through the Front Panel 89.123.40Serial Communications Setup Internal Modem SetupCOM Port Setting Options Default PQ Power Quality Setup Sag LimitSwell Limit Change CriteriaFormat Setup Menu Numeric Format sub-menu contains the following settingsGeneral Format sub-menu contains the following settings Numeric FormatDisplay Setup Menu Time Setup MenuClock Setup Set Meter Time Use this item to set the meter’s display to local timeMeter Resets Factory ResetsThis sub-menu contains the following default resets Peak dmd rsetSecurity Setup User ResetsEN50160 Reset ION 7600 only Password EnabledWeb Config Creating a Front Panel Reset Custom Front Panel DisplaysExternal Pulse Module #6 Maximum ModuleTo access the External Pulse modules #4 or #6 using Designer Using The Front Panel Default Meter Functionality Default Meter Functionality Basic SetupSetup Function Default Register Communications Setup Module Name SettingsCommunications Port Setup Register Function Default Communications modules control the following channelsModem Initialization String Communications ProtocolsData Logging Setup Default Logging CapacityChanging the Log Depths Log name Depth IntervalDefault Logging Configuration Changing the Frequency of LoggingRevenue Log Parameter DescriptionHistoric Data Logging Loss LogHarmonics Logging Time-of-Use Logging ION Enterprise ReportingSag/Swell and Transient Logging Meter logs the following ION output register valuesEN50160 Compliance Logging ION 7600 only Energy Pulsing Setup Pulser Module SettingsCalibration Pulser Module Settings Power Quality Configuration Sag/Swell Module SettingsSetup Register Function Default Transient Module Settings ION 7600 only EN50160 Settings ION 7600 onlySetpoint Configuration Fine Tuning Over Condition MonitoringRelative Setpoint Module Settings To a varying valueMeter Clock Configuration On using the meter’s time synchronization functionsNumber of seconds since 000000 UTC on Jan 1 Display Setup Display Options Module SettingsScroll Module Settings Display Module SettingsDemand Setup Sliding Window Demand Module SettingsThermal Demand Module Settings Changing the Parameters that are DisplayedTime of Use Configuration Seasonal SettingsTime Of Use Module Settings Setup Register Function Creating a New Time Of Use ScheduleManager in Designer from the Options menu How to TAG Your Meter Factory Module SettingsSetup Register Description Factory InformationCommunications Protocol Configuration Third Party ProtocolsUsing the Modbus RTU Protocol Factory Modbus ConfigurationChanging the 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 Using the Modbus/TCP Protocol Modbus TCP CommunicationsUsing the DNP 3.00 Protocol Factory DNP 3.00 ConfigurationVln a ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideUsing the DNP 3.00 Protocol Changing the DNP Configuration DNP Slave Export Module Settings DNP Options Module Settings Importing Data using DNPSetup Register Setting Function Restoring the Factory Configuration To restore the factory configurationClick OK on the confirmation dialog box Default Meter Functionality Using ION Software ION Enterprise Software Software SecurityION Enterprise ION Management Console ServersSites DevicesDialout Modems Connection SchedulesConfiguring Communications Adding a new Server, Site, Device or Dialout ModemConfiguring Communications ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Generating a network diagram in Vista ION Enterprise VistaDisplaying Data with Vista Displaying Data if the Software is Not Fully Configured Vista Diagram Elements Historic Data Logging Enable Power QualitySummary of Data Provided in Vista Volts/AmpsInstantaneous Power Harmonics TrendingLong-Term Harmonics Min/Max Measurements EN50160 Measurements ION 7600 onlySetup and Controls Energy & Demand by QuadrantDemand Max and Demand Min Loss CompensationPer Phase Over Current Monitoring SetpointsOver kW Sliding Window Demand Monitoring Voltage Unbalance Monitoring Time-of-Use TablesTOU- Peak Demand Details InputsRevenue Test Mode Revenue Test Mode ValuesCustomizing the Vista Interface Analog Inputs/OutputsDiagram Objects in a User Diagram Custom Appearance of a User DiagramION Enterprise Designer Basics of ION ArchitectureION Modules Module Linking RestrictionsION Registers Sequence of ION Module Execution‘NOT AVAILABLE’ Value ION Configuration Changes and Module Security Core ModulesFixed Module Links Persistent ModulesDesigner’s Main Configuration Screen Changing Setup Registers with Designer Viewing Real-time Data in DesignerTo view real-time data of output registers To configure ION module setup registers with Designer Customizing Frameworks in Designer Creating New Modules Deleting ModulesLinking Modules Follow these steps to create an ION module in the meterFollow the steps below to link modules on the meter Editing Existing Frameworks Checking an Output Register’s OwnerDeleting the Link at a Module’s Input Replacing a LinkPre-configured Reports ION Enterprise ReporterPower Quality Energy and DemandLoad Profile EN50160Report Creation and Generation Creating a ReportGenerating the Report Creating a Time of Use Schedule Adding a Shoulder PeriodChanging Which Days are Holidays ION Setup Software Sites, Groups, and Meters Adding a Site, Group or MeterConfiguring Communications ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Basic Meter Configuration Changing a setup registerDisplaying Data with ION Setup Displaying real-time dataDisplaying diagnostics data Using ION Software Digital and Analog I/O Time Synchronization Meter SecurityCommunications COM Port Available Connections Standard/OptionRS-232 Connections Computer ConnectionsMeter Connections External Modem ConnectionsGeneral Bus Wiring Considerations RS-485 ConnectionsStraight-Line Topology Loop TopologyEthernet Connections RS-485 Connection Methods to AvoidMeter Setup for Ethernet Communications Configuring the Ethernet Module through the Front PanelConfiguring the Ethernet Module via Designer Configuring the Ethernet Module in DesignerEtherGate Protocol ModemInit Setup Register Internal Modem ConnectionsProblem Add to Modem Initialization String Modem Initialization StringsConfiguring the Comm 3 Module through the Front Panel Configuring the Comm 3 Module via DesignerConfiguring the Comm 3 Communications Module in Designer ModemGate Protocol Workstation with ION Enterprise and modemInfrared Port Connections ION WebMeter Feature ION MeterM@il FeatureInternet Connectivity WebMeter and MeterMailWebReach Telnet and HyperterminalDigital and Analog I/O Specifying a Port in an ION ModuleStandard Output Port Names Description Optional Output Port Names DescriptionStandard Input Port Names Description Optional Input Port Names DescriptionUsing the Onboard Digital Outputs Output ModulesCalibration Pulsing Relay DO4 Alarm LED Energy Pulsing with LEDsKWh Pulse -LED Using the Onboard Digital Inputs Settings in the Digital Input modules are as followsAnalog Inputs Analog OutputsTime Synchronization Enabling or Customizing Time SynchronizationEntering the Password through the Front Panel Meter SecurityStandard Meter Security Your revenue meter can be protected by anti-tamper sealingChanging the Meter Password Disabling and enabling password securityData and Event Logging Data LoggingChanging the Parameters that are Logged Changing Waveform RecordingEvent Logging ION Event Priority GroupsEvent Group Description Priority Number Logging and Recording Capacity External ION EventsLogging Configurations for ION 7500 Revenue Applications Log Depth IntervalAlerting ION Software via the Alarm Server AlertingConfiguring the Alarm Server Alarm Server Command Line ArgumentsRemote Site Event Notification Server or LANAlerting via an Alphanumeric Pager Alerting via a Numeric Pager Alerting via Email Calculating Power Availability Number of Nines Hardware Reference Standard Model Rear View of Meter+ N + 30 V maxGeneral Specifications Environmental ConditionsEnvironmental Condition Acceptable Range Unit Dimensions Basic Model Rear ViewBasic Model Front View Basic Model Side ViewCommunications Specifications RJ11COM1 Port LEDsRS-232 Connections Specifications are as follows RS-485 ConnectionsConnections Terminal connections on the meter are marked as followsCOM2 Port COM3 PortInternal Modem RJ11Specifications for the optical port are as follows Specifications for the Ethernet ports are as followsEthernet Port Optical InfraredIP Service Ports Protocol TCP/IP PortSpecifications AI1Specification Standard I/0 Mechanical Relay OutputsInternal Excitation Additional External Excitation Optional Operational Block Diagram Solid-State Relay OutputsRX1 RX2 RX2 RX3 Analog Outputs Max RelaysI/O expansion card can be ordered with 4 analog outputs Wh pulsingSpecification MA Analog Inputs Analog InputsElectrical Specifications Power SupplyVoltage Inputs Potential Transformers PTsSpecification 5A Option 1A Option Current InputsInstallation Instructions Installation DiagramRetrofit Options Terminal CoverInstalling the New Card Communications CardRemoving the Existing Communications Card Installing the I/O Card Expansion CardFinal Steps ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Expansion Card Tran Model Environmental ConditionsTran Model Front View Tran Model Side View Unit Dimensions ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Technical Notes ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Basic Setup is not required Basic Setup is requiredTo perform current probe basic setup Calibration Menu and the KCTSTP/KCTRD CommandsTelnet and HyperTerminal Access Current Probe Basic SetupTo perform current probe basic setup Calibration Menu and the KCTSTP/KCTRD Commands Description of Kctstp and Kctrd Calibration CommandsCalibration Menu and Help DescriptionExample PH CRead all current probe setup registers NoneIntroduction ION Modules in the Display Framework Display Modules Display Options Module Scroll ModulesScreen Messages Adding New Trend Display Modules Introduction ION Modules in the Display FrameworkDisplay Modules Display Modules for ION 8000 Series, ION ION 7600 MetersScreen Types Max. # Display Description Source Inputs Changing ION 7300 Series Display Module Default Settings Display Modules for ION 7300 Series MetersScreen Types Display Options Module Scroll ModulesDisplay Framework Overview Module Behavior in ION 8000 Series and ION ION 7600 MetersModule Behavior in the ION 7300 Series Meters Changing Default Display Frameworks Making a Framework BackupFor the ION 8000 Series and ION 7500 / ION 7600 meters For the ION 7300 SeriesRemoving a Display Screen Adding a New Display ScreenTo remove a data display screen To add a new display screen in DesignerChanging Displayed Parameters using the Meter’s Front Panel Changing Displayed Parameters in an Existing ScreenBefore changing displayed parameters in an existing screen Changing displayed parameters in an existing screenCreating Custom Trend Bar Graphs ION 7500 / ION 7600 only Bar Graph Input Function AttributesPower Meter Module Trend Display Screen Selecting and navigating the Trend Display screenUse the ESC key to exit the Trend Display To change the logging interval for Trend Display dataTrending Data Log Screen Screen Messages Adding New Trend Display ModulesScreen Message Description Disk Simulator ION 8000 Series To create a Disk Simulator screenTo configure your custom display framework Displaying Data from Other MetersCustomized Display Framework Display Custom Front Panel Displays Technical Note Digital Input Module Analog Input ModuleDigital and Analog I/O Technical Note Solutions Onboard I/O for ION MetersMeter Digital Analog Modbus Inputs Outputs Master ION Expander for ION 8000 Series Meters External I/O with Grayhill ProductsGrayhill analog hardware module restrictions-power supplies Digital Output Boards for ION 7300 Series MetersExpansion Boards for the ION Expansion Boards for Meters with Modbus Master Capability Power Requirements Switch Setting ParametersCommunications Considerations Description Maximum draw per channel for I/OConfiguring Digital and Analog I/O Configuring Digital Input Digital Input Module Setup RegistersDigital Input Module Specifying a Debounce TimeDetailed Operation Pulse or KYZ Input Mode Configuring Digital Output Digital Output Module Setup RegistersDigital Output Module Calibration Pulser Module Setup Registers Calibration Pulser ModuleDetailed Operation Pulse mode KYZ mode Detailed Module OperationNormal State Pulse WidthPulse mode Maximum StateOverload State Pulser Module Setup Registers Pulser ModuleConfiguring Analog Input Analog Input Module Setup RegistersConnecting Auxiliary Analog Inputs ION 7700 Meters Analog Input Option Input Impedance Max Common Mode VoltageZero Scale Configuring Analog Output Analog Output Module Setup RegistersAnalog Output Module Analog Output Option Maximum LoadSetting Analog Zero and Full Scale Values Considerations when scaling 20 to20 mA To 20 mA1500 W 0mA 1000 W 4mA 20mA Configuring ION Modules for Digital and Analog I/O Configuring modules for digital or analog I/OAssigning a port to a module Making a port available Energy Pulsing from ION Meters Setting Up the Network for the MeterM@il Feature Configuring the Meter for MeterM@il TechnologyIntroduction Viewing the MeterM@il Message Email Alerts Email Data LogsNetwork Administrator Setting Up the Network for the MeterM@il FeatureION Software Administrator Recipient of the MeterM@il MessageViewing the MeterM@il Message Email AlertsHere is an example of an email alert Email Data Logs XML Attachment Automatically Configuring Meter Network Settings BootP ServerSetting Up the Network for the MeterM@il Feature Smtp Connection Timeout Optional Configuring the Meter for MeterM@il Technology ‘Setting Up the Meter for the Smtp ServerSetting Up the Meter for your Smtp Server Click Send and saveConfiguring the MeterM@il Feature to Send Alerts Setting up the meter to send alertsConfiguring the MeterM@il Feature to Send Data Logs Additional ION Module Configurations Configuring the meter to send data logsMeterM@il Internal Email Server Feature Technical Note MeterM@il Technology in a Modbus Network Factory ModuleMeterM@il Internal Email Server Feature Technical Note Overview of Security ION Meter SecurityOverview of Security ION Software Security ION Meter SecurityIcon Descriptions Standard AdvancedSecurity Access Levels ION Enterprise Software SecuritySupervisor Operator Controller User View Only Entering the software user name and password Creating or modifying ION Enterprise user accountsION Setup Software Security Creating or modifying ION Setup user accountsION Setup Software Security ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Meter Password ION Meter SecurityConfiguring standard meter security in Designer Configuring standard meter security in ION Setup Advanced Meter Security ION 8000 Series Entering an advanced security user name and password Enter the appropriate password and click OKConfiguring advanced security using ION Enterprise Configuring advanced security using ION Setup Configuring advanced users with ION SetupION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Device Security Access for ION Services Launch ION Setup and connect to the appropriate meterService Function Additional Revenue Metering Security Hardware Lock SecurityAnti-Tamper Seals Default Web Pages Custom Web Pages Using the Setup Page Setup ErrorsHardware Framework Viewing WebMeter Data on the Internet Configuring your Meter Web Browser UserDefault Web Pages Viewing default web pagesViewing WebMeter Data on the Internet Custom Web Pages Creating custom web pagesViewing custom web pages For example http//10.1.50.42/webpage1.html Configuring your Meter Using the SetupConfiguring your meter with the Setup Undo Changes Setup Errors Configuring Meter Network Settings Automatic Configuration via a BootP ServerWebMeter Network Smtp Mail Server Address mandatory for MeterM@ilWebMeter Network ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Enabling/Disabling Meter Web Browser Configuration Enabling/disabling web browser configuration of the meterEnabling/Disabling Meter Web Server Functionality Enabling/disabling web server functionality of the meterUsing WebMeter in a Modbus Network Below is a typical application of the WebMeter featureHardware FrameworkFactory Module Modbus Import ModuleWeb Page Module AT Commands for the Conexant Modem Conexant Modems in ION MetersCellular Phone Compatibility 289 ION Meter Internal Modem Types ION meterMulti-Tech Internal Modem Settings AT Commands for the Multi-Tech ModemMulti-Tech Modems in ION Meters International supportConfigures the modem for pulse non-touch-tone Register Unit Range Default Description RegistersConfiguration settings for certain types of connections AT Commands for the Conexant Modem Command Group Members DescriptionConexant Modems in ION Meters AT+MS Commands Select Modulation Mod Modulation Possible Rates bpsChanging the Internal Modem Settings Changing the Local Modem SettingsCellular Phone Compatibility AT command S10=100 AT command B1Description Increases disconnect time on loss of carrier Description If rate drops to 1200, use Bell protocolResetting and Pausing Power Availability Introduction Availability on the Meter Front PanelDetailed Behavior TerminologyAvailability Features Comments Versions Availability Framework Release HistoryFirmware Availability on the Meter Front Panel Sample Availability Framework BehaviorsAssumptions Sag/Swell Module Configuration Power Operating Range Supply 36S 35S PhaseBlade Powered MeterResetting and Pausing Power Availability Resetting Availability with VistaResetting Availability with ION Setup Software Resetting Availability through the Meter Front Panel ION 7500 / ION 7600 meters onlyPausing Availability Detailed Behavior Terminology Detailed Behavior ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Default EN50160 Measurements EN50160 External ControlsDefault EN50160 Measurements Power FrequencyPower Frequency Default Measurements Source Module Type DescriptionRegister Label Description Magnitude of Voltage Supply Voltage Magnitude Default Measurements Register Source Module Type DescriptionParameter Flicker Flicker Default Measurements Register Label Source Module Type DescriptionRegister Label Description Voltage Dips Default Measurements Supply Voltage DipsRegister Labels ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s GuideSupply Voltage Dips Interruptions Default Measurements Short and Long InterruptionsRegister Label Current Observation Period Register Label Previous Observation PeriodOvervoltages Default Measurements Temporary OvervoltagesOvervoltages / Duration t 1s = t 1 min = 1 min Temporary OvervoltagesION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Unbalance Default Measurements Supply Voltage UnbalanceRegister Label Module Type Description Harmonic Voltage Odd Harmonics Not Multiples Order Threshold Even HarmonicsHarmonics Default Measurements Register LabelRegister Label Source Module Description Interharmonic Voltage Interharmonics Default Measurements Mains Signaling Voltage Mains Signaling Evaluation Module Settings Mains Signaling Default MeasurementsMore details about this module EN50160 Reset EN50160 Synchronization Mode & Synchronization TimingEN50160 External Controls Enabling the EN50160 CalculationsEN50160 External Controls ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Configuring the Modbus Network Modbus Master DevicesModbus Slave Devices Configuring the Modbus Network Connecting the Modbus Slave DevicesConfiguring the Modbus Slave Devices Configuring the Modbus Master DevicePasting the Modbus Master Framework into the Meter Customizing the Modbus Master Framework Multiple Modbus Master DevicesSelect EditCopy to framework Select EditPaste from FrameworkCustomizing your Vista Diagram Customizing the Modbus Master Front Panel DisplayControlling the Data Logging Capabilities Modbus Import Module Configurations Output Register ModuleUsing Telnet Using HyperTerminalTelnet Menu Factory Terminal MenuUsing Telnet To connect to the meterType in the meter IP address in the Host Name box To access menus Telnet MenuTelnet menu options are Using HyperTerminal Factory Terminal Menu Factory Terminal menu options areFactory Terminal Menu ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide ION Meter as an Ethernet Gateway EtherGateEtherGate Serial EthernetInstall the Gateway Meter and Serial Network Devices Add the ION Gateway Meter to Your ION Enterprise NetworkAdd an EtherGate Site to Your ION Enterprise Network New Ethernet GatewayEtherGate Checklist ION Meter as a ModemGate ModemGateGeneral network installation and basic setup ModemGateModemGate Checklist Modem SiteAdd a Modem Site to an ION Enterprise Network Add Meters to the Modem SiteSite Configure the ION Gateway Meter for ModemGate ION Meter as a ModemGate Technical Note Diagnostics and Event Logging Diagnostics Module Output Registers Event LoggingChanging Default Blackout Settings ION Time Synchronization GPS Time SynchronizationTime Synchronization & Timekeeping Technical Note Clock Module Settings Clock Source Used for SynchronizationType of Time Used for Synchronization Time Zone Adjustment Daylight Savings Time AdjustmentCommunications Port Used for Synchronization ModemTime Synchronization ION or GPS ION Time SynchronizationConfiguring for GPS Time Synchronization GPS Time SynchronizationGPS Receiver Comm Module Protocol Register Setting GPS Time Synchronization FormatSupported GPS Receivers On Time Mark OTM ‘Protocol’ RegisterExplanation of GPSARBITER-VORNE Ascii Time String Ascii Time String SohdddhhmmssqcrlfAscii Time String below left1 11NNCRLFDiagnostics and Event Logging Diagnostics Module Output RegistersEvent Logging ION 7500 / ION 7600 User’s Guide Changing Default Blackout Settings Time-Synchronization BlackoutDefault value 150 2 minutes 30 seconds in seconds Time-Synchronization Blackout ConsiderationsTimesyncBlackoutIntervalmins TimesyncBlackoutDurationsecsDevice Upgrader Upgrading ION Device FirmwareDevice Upgrader Before You UpgradeChecking the Log Server before upgrading Ensuring the Log Server is caught upModifying the transmit delay for Ethernet devices Configuring device transmit delayUpgrading Your ION Devices Laptop computer considerationsDownloads 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