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Chapter 4Communicating with your Thermo King UnitsSensor ReadingsWinTrac displays the current readings of the Sensors on your SR-2/SR-3, including the three digital inputs.By clicking on the Continuous Refresh checkbox, WinTrac will update the sensor readings every second. Ifyour SR-2/SR-3 data logger is connected to a Thermo King controller, you can also see the controller sensorson the Sensors tab of the Settings window.Tip: Refreshing just the sensor block of interest in engineering mode will allow you a faster refresh rate.Technician Live Logging FeatureWhile continuously refreshing sensor readings as above, by clicking on “Save data”, you will be given anoption to record device data to a file suitable for analysis in Microsoft Excel or similar programs. This feature isonly recommended for use on the ServiceWatch port as the CargoWatch may not report all alarms correctly.SR-2/SR-3 Alarm Codes & DescriptionsWinTrac displays the current alarms on your SR-2/SR-3, their description, alarm number and active status.30
Chapter 4MPIV, MPV, MPVI SettingsCommunicating with your Thermo King UnitsMPIV Settings WindowThe MPIV Settings window gives you access to the operating parameters of the MPIV controller. You canview/alter the Trailer ID, Unit Clock, Logging Interval, and many other parameters on the TK controller. Inaddition, you may also send a Text Header or Start of Trip [SOT] Header to your Thermo King controller. A fulllist of parameters accessible from the MPIV Settings window is provided below. Note that the operation ofWinTrac 5 software with the MPV, and MPVI controllers is the same as for the MPIV series of controllers.ParameterTrailer IDUnit IDController Date and TimeText HeaderStart-of-Trip [SOT] HeaderLogging IntervalLogging Mode [2/6 Sensor]Satellite Port ConfigurationSoftware RevisionSensor ReadingsAccessRead/WriteRead/WriteRead/WriteWriteWriteRead/WriteRead/WriteRead/WriteRead OnlyRead Only31
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Chapter 4MPIV, MPV, MPVI SettingsCommunicating with your Thermo King UnitsMPIV Settings WindowThe MPIV Settings window gives you access to the operating parameters of the MPIV controller. You canview/alter the Trailer ID, Unit Clock, Logging Interval, and many other parameters on the TK controller. Inaddition, you may also send a Text Header or Start of Trip [SOT] Header to your Thermo King controller. A fulllist of parameters accessible from the MPIV Settings window is provided below. Note that the operation ofWinTrac 5 software with the MPV, and MPVI controllers is the same as for the MPIV series of controllers.ParameterTrailer IDUnit IDController Date and TimeText HeaderStart-of-Trip [SOT] HeaderLogging IntervalLogging Mode [2/6 Sensor]Satellite Port ConfigurationSoftware RevisionSensor ReadingsAccessRead/WriteRead/WriteRead/WriteWriteWriteRead/WriteRead/WriteRead/WriteRead OnlyRead Only31
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