Omega Vehicle Security OMP-MODL manual Date and Time

3... INTERFACE MODULES

Status is displayed results in a new level of display. Menu selections available on this level include:

DATE AND TIME

Press SELECT to display the current Date and Time in the OMP-MODL Real Time Clock. This is the date and time to which collected data is referenced. The OMP-MODL date and time are set from within HyperComm (Chapter 5).

REMAINING MEMORY

Press SELECT to display the number of samples recorded and the percentage of memory used.

TIP: Depending on the User defined format for data storage and the actual time and values being stored, samples will require varying amounts of memory for storage. For this reason, use caution when extrapolating the remaining logging time.

UNIT NAME & ID

Press SELECT to display the programmed OMP-MODL Name and ID. The OMP-MODL Unit name and ID can be User assigned through HyperWare (Chapter 5). This ID can be used for corporate tracking of multiple units, calibration schedules, etc.

PROGRAM NET NAME

Press SELECT to display the currently loaded Program Net name. This name is assigned during the development of a Program Net (Chapter 7).

PROGRAM NET DESCRIPTION

Press SELECT to display a previously programmed description of the Program Net (above).

SYSTEM SUPPLY VOLTAGE

Press SELECT to display the OMP-MODL supply voltage and the approximate state of charge of the memory / clock backup lithium cell. If internal batteries are installed in the OMP-MODL and an external power supply is also connected, the displayed Supply Voltage indicated refers to the greater of the two.

FYI: The displayed Supply Voltage is measured at an internal node on the power supply circuitry. Displayed battery voltage is the voltage of the internal batteries . External supply voltage will be approximately 2 volts higher than indicated. If the Input Range Jumper (see MLCPU-1 section) is set to HI, the External supply voltage will be approximately 3.5 volts higher than indicated.

The state of charge display for the lithium cell (used for memory and clock backup) will display GOOD or LOW. If

USING THE OMP-MODL 3-15