Front Panel Sample Clauses
Front Panel. The front ballistic panel shall cover the wearer from just beneath the collar bone area down to approximately the navel. The neck shall be scooped out to prevent the vest from being noticed while the wearer is wearing an open collar shirt. The upper chest side perimeter shall be fitted so that the wearer has no restrictions of arm movement while driving or entering a two-handed combat stance with a handgun. The lower torso perimeter coverage will cover all ribs and shall wrap completely around the torso.
Front Panel. Add Intersection • Device and Event Locations • Adding Data Points
Front Panel. DISPLAY The Fidra display is a graphical backlit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) with on-board contrast control. The display is broken down into four horizontal lines. The top line is the mode the module is in. When in Normal mode, the word Fidra will appear. When in Test mode, either Test 1 or Test 2 will appear. When the Cutout input has been energized, Cutout will appear. See Cutout Switch later in this section for more details on the input’s functionality. The second line of the display is dedicated to the status of the fiber optic receive heads, indicated by an RX on the far left hand side of the line. There are 4 characters dedicated to each port with Port 1 on the left followed by Port 2, and then Port 3. A D indicates the receive level for that port is equal to or below the programmed RX drop level. A F indicates the level of the received signal is no longer measurable. The other characters are used to indicate the actual received fiber optic signal level. If there is not a measuable level these characters will read XX. A receive failure will read FXX. If a port does not have a SFP installed the corresponding location on the display will read MXX. The M stands for Missing. The third line is used to display transmitter status. A TX on the left of the line marks its place. Port 1 is located on the left followed by Port 2 and Port 3 on the right. Each transmitter may forward the data from one receiver. The receiver assigned to the transmitter, is on the display in that transmitter’s location. If the transmitter has been disabled or if the Cutout input energized, OFF, will appear instead of a receiver number. See Cutout Switch later in this section for more details on the input’s functionality. The last line on the display is the IP address assigned to the Fidra. Figure 5-2. Fidra Front Panel Display FRONT PANEL LEDS Of the 5 LED’s on the front panel, all are red, except the Power LED, which remains green when operational. Power:
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Front Panel. Tempered, low iron, glass with anti-reflective coating Junction Box: NEMA IP67 rated; 3 internal bypass diodes Output Cabling: 12 AWG (4 mm²) PV Wire cable with 1000V rated cabling and connectors Series Fuse Rating: 15 Amps 2.5 CAPACITIES AND CHARACTERISTICS
Front Panel. The front panel will have 4 LEDs; power, activity (video input on ASI or IP), event log, and error.