Installation Guide Part 2

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2 Connectthe1‐WayProgrammingCableorshootercabletothemodule
programmingport.Thefollowingscreendisplays.
Figure 9.12 “Program New” Screen with Module Plugged In
GPrepautomaticallyreadsanddisplaysthecurrentparametersprogrammedinto
themodule.
3ScanorenterthemeterIDinappropriate field.
SincethemeterIDfieldisutilityspecific,thereareprovisionswithinGPrepto
specifythemeterIDformat.Therefore,ifthemeterIDformatenteredinthisfield
doesnotmatchthes
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ecifiedutilityformat,adialogwindowdisplaysindicating
“meterIDfieldcontainsinvalidcharacters”andtheoperatorisinstructedto
If the Meter Type selected on the menu bar does not match the module type under test,
GPrep displays a dialog box indicating “wrong module Type” and a blinking “Module
reject” message. GPrep does not allow the operator to resume the programming function.
If the current parameters do not match the predetermined value, a warning message,
”reject parameters” displays. Upon successful completion of module programming, GPrep
populates the “current parameter” fields with correct operational values.