In-Situ Con TROLL PRO Operators Manual (purchased before 10 May 2012) - Manual (Page 9)

Getting Started 9
1.10.2 Setting the RS485 Settings for the Controller
1. On the Main menu, select Settings, Communication.
2. Select RS485. You can choose from the following options:
• Mode (Choose RTU or ASCII)
• Baud Rate (Choose 9600, 19200, 38400, or 57600)
• Data Bits (Choose 8)
• Parity (Choose Even, Odd, or None)
• Stop Bits (Choose 1 or 2)
• Defaults (Restore RS485 default settings, yes or no)
1.10.3 Enabling Bluetooth
®
Communications on the Controller
Note: The Bluetooth interface
supersedes the RS485
interface. Whenever
Bluetooth communications
are on, RS485
communications are blocked.
The controller will continue to
perform all of its programmed
functions in the background. 1. On the Main menu, select Settings, Communication.
2. Select Bluetooth. You can choose from the following options:
• Disabled
• Manual—When this setting is selected, the first item on the Main menu will
change to a “Bluetooth On/Bluetooth Off” toggle setting. Note that when
Bluetooth communications are turned on the Bluetooth symbol appears on
the main display.
• Scan—Scans for a Bluetooth-enabled device at the set polling interval.
• Always On—Recommended for use with AC version only.
1.11 ADMINISTRATOR AND PASSWORD ACCESS
You may set up the controller with passwords for an “administrator” and a single
“user”.
The “User” can access the Calibrate, Log Data, Hold Options, and Diagnostics
menus. The “Administrator” can access all functions, most notably, the Settings
menu. If there is no administrator code set, the User becomes the default
Administrator and can access all functions. To remove pass code-protected access,
enter “0000” for all codes.
1. On the Main menu, select Settings, Security Code, Administrator.
2. Set a 4-digit code for the Administrator using the arrow keys. Select Enter.
3. Select User. Set a 4-digit code for the User using the arrow keys. Select Enter.
The following rules are in place for access to data via Bluetooth
®
communications:
• If an Administrator code is set, the passkey is the 4-digit administrator code.
• If no Administrator code is set, but a User passkey is set, the passkey is the
4-digit user code.
• If no Administrator or User passkeys are set, the passkey is the controller’s
serial number.