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Chapter 4Communicating with your Thermo King UnitsTrailer/Container IDThe ID is a 10 character string, used to identify the Thermo King unit. The ID is normally set to the RegistrationNumber of the Trailer or Container, for easy identification.Unit IDThe Unit ID is a 10 character text field, normally used to store the Unit Serial ID number.DAS Date and TimeWinTrac allows you to view the current Date and Time of the DAS data logger. It is important that the DASclock is set to the correct Date and Time since this will affect the validity of the data stored in the logger. Youcan change the Date and Time using WinTrac software, if it is incorrect.Text HeaderYou can send a Text Header to your DAS logger using WinTrac software. A Text Header consists of a seriesof text fields containing useful information about a particular Trip. Once you send a header, WinTrac willremember your settings and will automatically fill in the fields for you the next time you choose to send a TextHeader to your DAS.Start-of-Trip [SOT] HeaderYou can send a Start-of-Trip Header to your DAS Loggers using WinTrac software. Simply select the SOToption on the Header Tab, and click on the ‘Send SOT Header’ button.Sensor AcronymThe DAS unit stores the sensor acronyms with a maximum length of 5 characters for each label. WinTracuses these acronyms when displaying sensor information for a particular DAS data logger. Simply click on theacronym in the Sensors grid and edit it. Click on ‘Update Unit’ in order to send your changes to the DAS datalogger.Sensor LoggingThe DAS data logger allows you to select various logging options for each sensor displayed in the Sensor grid.Simply click on the Logging setting to change it.. Click on ‘Update Unit’ in order to send your changes to theDAS data loggerLogging IntervalThe DAS logs the readings for each probe each Logging Interval. The logging interval may be set to 2 mins, 5mins, 10 mins, 15 mins, 30 mins, 1 hour, 2 hours, or 4 hours.Printer OptionsThere are several printout options available on your DAS data logger when using a hand-held printer. You canchoose the temperature units (°C or °F), as well as the Date format (dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy).Software RevisionWinTrac displays the software revision of the DAS unit currently connected to your PC.Sensor ReadingsWinTrac displays the current readings of the Sensors on your DAS, including the three digital inputs. Byclicking on the Continuous Refresh checkbox, WinTrac will update the sensor readings every second. If yourDAS data logger is connected to a Thermo King controller, you can also see the controller sensors on theSensors tab of the Settings window.Tip: For more information on the functionality of these parameters and detailed procedures regarding theEngineering tab, refer to the Thermo King Das (Data Acquisition System) Diagnostic Manual TK 50565.26
Chapter 4Communicating with your Thermo King UnitsSR-2/SR-3, HMI Settings (ServiceWatch & CargoWatch)SR-2/SR-3 (ServiceWatch) Settings WindowHMI (CargoWatch) Settings27
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