/ts=0disables timesync
/ts=1 sets PI time as the master time
Note: In versions prior to 1.4.1.0 of the interface, setting the time sync to use Bailey as the master time was supported (/ts=-1). This is no longer supported. If this configuration is encountered by the ICU, /ts will be disabled (set to 0).
Send string data to the Event Logger
Event logger group #
Define the Event Logger group to be used when ASCII data (type 30) is sent to the Event Logger, where # is the group number. The command line equivalent is /evg=#.
Event logger type #
Define the Event Logger type to be used when ASCII data (type 30) is sent to the Event Logger, where # is the type. The command line equivalent is /evt=#.
Range Checking enabled at interface level. All analog values above (Zero + Span) will be replaced with digital state OverRange. All analog values below Zero will be replaced with digital state UnderRange. The command line equivalent is /rc.
Analog filter limit and Digital code
Enables analog filter parameters. /FV specifies a limit. If the analog values from Bailey are greater than this value, they will be replaced by a digital state code (specified by /FS) by the interface. The FV parameter has to be greater than 1000 to be considered valid by the interface. If /FV is not specific, no analog filter checking will be performed by the interface (even if /FS is specified). If /FS is omitted, the interface will default to NODATA(code 248) as the digital state to substitute the analog value over the filter limit. The Analog filter check is supported starting in version 1.3.1 of the interface. The command line equivalent is /fv=x for the Analog filter limit and /fs=xfor the Digital code.
