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CI-ControlWave EFM Appendix F / F-19
Re-Calculate Next On Time
If the user makes any changes to the items that affect the On Time
, it must re-calculate the
Next On Time
using this button.
Next On Time Hour/Minute/Second
When the Radio Control Mode
is selected for Hourly, Daily or Daylight, these values
represent the next time that the radio will be turned on.
Turn Off Delay Seconds
Turn Off Delay Seconds
is the amount of time (in seconds) that the radio will remain
enabled after successful communications have been established and completed. The radio
will remain active for the time period specified at the Turn Off Delay
.
F.5.7.5 Daily Mode
Daily Mode Hour Offset
When the Daily Mode
is selected, the radio will be turned on once during the day. The Daily
Mode Hour Offset determines which hour (0 - 23) that the radio will be turned on. On Time
Minutes
and On Time Seconds are calculated.
F.5.7.6 Day Light Mode
A user may want to conserve battery autonomy by using the radios only during day light
hours. This is accomplished by selecting Daylight
as the Radio Control Mode. Users select
the start of day light using the Day Light Mode Start Hour
and Day Light Mode Start
Minute fields. Users select the end of day light using the Day Light Mode End Hour and
Day Light Mode End Minute
field.
F.5.7.7 Statistic
Current/Previous Hour Radio On Time
Current/Previous Day Radio On Time
Current/Previous Month Radio On Time
F.6 METER RUN CATEGORY FUNCTIONS
Up to six WebBSI Web Pages are accessible under the Meter Run Category Section of
WebBSI; these include:
• Overview (Section F.6.1) • Frequency Equation (Section F.6.3)
• I/O Configuration (Section F.6.2) • Compressibility Setup (Section F.6.4)
The Web Page of Figure F.13 will appear when either the ‘Overview’ or ‘Flow Equation’ one
category has been selected, if a Meter Run Type (Differential or Linear) has not been
configured.
F.6.1 Meter Run Overview
See section F.6.1.1 for AGA3 Orifice Meters or F.6.1.2 for AGA7 Frequency Meters.