Configuration: Edition 02/04

CONFIGURATION
Edition 02/04
Configuration
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Date of issue: 20.10.04 / Edition 02/04 Page 2 of 47 2004 © Swisslog Rohrpostsysteme GmbH
Configuration
Directory
IMPORTANT NOTICE 2
DIRECTORY 3
1 CONFIGURATION 8
1.1 TITLEBAR 9
1.2 MENU BAR 9
1.2.1 EXIT CONFIGURATION. 9
1.2.2 EXPERT MODE 9
1.2.3 CONFIGURATION TO UTF 10
1.2.4 SHOW TOOL TIPS. 10
1.2.5 PICTURES FOR TRANSPO.NET-MONITOR 10
1.2.6 INFO 10
1.3 TREE VIEW 11
2 MENU VIEW 12
2.1 TOOLBARS 12
2.2 INPUT FIELD 12
2.3 OUTPUT WINDOW 13
3 MENU “SYSTEM“ 13
3.1 MENU TIP 13

3.2 OVER VIEW 13
3.3 SYSTEM DATA 13
3.4 CONFIGURATION LANGUAGE 14
3.5 T-CONTROL LANGUAGE 14
3.6 INFO DATA 15
3.7 MAINTENANCE INTERVAL 15
3.8 SEND ID / CARRIER COUNTER 16
3.9 LOGDATA 16
4 MENU “DEVICE“ 17
4.1 MENU TIP 17

4.2 OVER VIEW 17
4.3 DATA SETS 17
4.4 EXPERT MODE 17
5 MENU “RUNTIMES“ 18
5.1 MENU TIP 18

5.2 OVER VIEW 18
5.3 DATA SETS 18
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6 MENU “DISPLAY OPTIONS“ 19
6.1 MENU TIP 19

6.2 OVER VIEW 19
6.3 DATA SETS 19
7 MENU “SPEED DIAL KEYS“ 20
7.1 MENU TIP 20

7.2 OVER VIEW 20
7.3 DATA SETS 20
8 MENU “AUTOMATIC TARGETS“ 21
8.1 MENU TIP 21

8.2 OVER VIEW 21
8.3 DATA SETS 21
9 MENU “SETTINGS“ 22
9.1 MENU TIP 22

9.2 OVER VIEW 22
9.3 DATA SETS 23
10 MENU “DEVICE GROUP“ 24
10.1 MENU TIP 24

10.2 OVER VIEW 24
10.3 DATA SETS 24
11 MENU “DEVICE RELATION“ 25
11.1 MENU TIP 25

11.2 OVER VIEW 25
11.3 DATA SETS 25
11.4 EXPERT MODE 25
12 MENU “DIVERTER OPTIONS“ 26
12.1 MENU TIP 26

12.2 OVER VIEW 26
12.3 DATA SETS 26
13 MENU “ADDRESSES“ 27
13.1 MENU TIP 27

13.2 OVER VIEW 27
13.3 DATA SETS 27
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13.4 EXPERT MODE 27
14 MENU “FREERUN“ 28
14.1 MENU TIP 28

14.2 OVER VIEW 28
14.3 DATA SETS 28
14.4 EXPERT MODE 28
15 MENU “FREERUN TIME“ 29
15.1 MENU TIP 29

15.2 OVER VIEW 29
15.3 DATA SETS 29
16 MENU “TRANSFER“ 30
16.1 MENU TIP 30

16.2 OVER VIEW 30
16.3 DATA SETS 30
16.4 EXPERT MODE 30
17 MENU “TRANSPORTER“ 31
17.1 MENU TIP 31

17.2 OVER VIEW 31
17.3 DATA SETS 31
18 MENU “CARRIER“ 32
18.1 MENU TIP 32

18.2 OVER VIEW 32
18.3 DATA SETS 32
19 MENU “CARRIER STOCK“ 33
19.1 MENU TIP 33

19.2 OVER VIEW 33
19.3 DATA SETS 33
20 MENU “MULTICARRIER OPERATION“ 34
20.1 MENU TIP 34

20.2 OVER VIEW 34
20.3 DATA SETS 34
20.4 EXPERT MODE 34
21 MENU “ AREA NUMBER“ 35

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21.1 MENU TIP 35
21.2 OVER VIEW 35
21.3 DATA SETS 35
22 MENU “AREA LOCK“ 36
22.1 MENU TIP 36

22.2 OVER VIEW 36
22.3 DATA SETS 36
22.4 EXPERT MODE 36
23 MENU “ERROR MESSAGE“ 37
23.1 MENU TIP 37

23.2 OVER VIEW 37
23.3 DATA SETS 37
23.4 EXPERT MODE 37
24 MENU “BLOWER OPTIONS“ 38
24.1 MENU TIP 38

24.2 OVER VIEW 38
24.3 DATA SETS 38
24.4 EXPERT MODE 38
25 MENU “2.BLOWER“ 39
25.1 MENU TIP 39

25.2 OVER VIEW 39
25.3 DATA SETS 39
25.4 EXPERT MODE 39
26 MENU “FRESHAIR“ 40
26.1 MENU TIP 40

26.2 OVER VIEW 40
26.3 DATA SETS 40
26.4 EXPERT MODE 40
27 MENU “BLOWER DELAY“ 41
27.1 MENU TIP 41

27.2 OVER VIEW 41
27.3 DATA SETS 41
28 MENU “PIN CODE“ 42
28.1 MENU TIP 42

28.2 OVER VIEW 42
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28.3 DATA SETS 42
28.4 EXPERT MODE 42
29 MENU “VIEW 1-20“ 43
29.1 MENU TIP 43

29.2 OVER VIEW 43
30 MENU “OPTIONS“ 45
30.1 MENU TIP 45

30.2 OVER VIEW 45
30.3 DATA SETS 45
30.4 EXPERT MODE 45
31 MENU “TIMETABLE“ 46
31.1 MENU TIP 46

31.2 OVER VIEW 46
31.3 DATA SETS 46
31.4 EXPERT MODE 46
32 MENU “PROGRAMS“ 47
32.1 MENU TIP 47

32.2 OVER VIEW 47
33 “SERVICE CARD / INITSYSTEM“ 47
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1 Configuration
The structure of a pneumatic tube system can be entered in the database with the “Configuration”
program. On the left-hand side of the screen, you can see the program in a tree-view. It is divided into
several menus. The following pages will describe how to get on with the program.
Configuration
1.1 Titlebar
The titlebar offers following information and functions:

• The titlebar indicates the name of the program (Configuration), as well as the name of the
system, which has been formerly configured in the menu “System”. The name of the SQL-
server and the database are indicated into the brackets.
• The button “Minimize“ serves to minimize the window to a taskbar button.
• The button “Maximize“ serves to maximize the window to full screen. The resolution of the
program is set on 1024 x 768 px for the best presentation.
• The button ”Close“ exits from the program.
1.2 Menu bar
In this menu, you can make many settings and hold the information you need.
1.2.1 Exit configuration.
Under “Files“, you can close the program “Configuration”.
1.2.2 Expert mode

You change the way to enter data in the several menus, when you activate the export mode. You
reset this mode, when you exit from the program, thus you must reactivate it under “Extras” by the
next start.
In the activated expert mode, the buttons of the mouse have the following new functions in the over-
view field:
• Button on the left (double click): selected data will be deleted. Same function as “Delete”.
• Button on the right (normal mode): add a new device. Same function as “New“.
• Button on the right (add mode): save the input. Same function as “Save”.
These functions help for quick input or delete of data.
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1.2.3 Configuration to UTF

Hereby you can activate the function „save the database to UTF automatically“. The back-up is
automatically done each time you start the “Configuration” program. The data are saved in the folder
“Transpo.neT Backup”. Date and time of the save to disk are attributed to every UTF-data. (Extras)
1.2.4 Show tool tips.

For support concerning the different topics of the menu, some tool tips have been installed and are
shown in a dialog box. Stay longer with the pointer of your mouse on the topic of the needed tool tip.
You have the possibility to deactivate the option “Show tool tip” in this menu. After the deactivation of
the tool tips, you must click on the menu. (Extras)
For e.g. under menu topics „Transfer“
1.2.5 Pictures for Transpo.neT-Monitor

Each device type has its respective icon in the views of the configuration software. The program
„Transpo.neT-Monitor does not display these icons. If you are using the program Transpo.neT-
Monitor, you must activate the icon in order to display them again. (Extras)
1.2.6 Info
Under “Info“, the version number of the program, as well as the Dongle-ID and its properties are
displayed.
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1.3 Tree view
In the tree-view, you can navigate between the different

topics of the menu.
If there is no input on the data base, only the topics
needed for a standard-configuration are displayed.
For example, if some carriers are detected in T-Control
program, they will be displayed in the topic “Carrier” of
the tree-view by the next start of the “Configuration“
program.
If you select “Distribution of the empty carriers“ in the
menu “Options“, the topics “Carrier stock“ or “Connection
of devices” (distribution of carriers without code) will be
displayed in the tree-view.
You can also open database which version number is
inferior to 560 with the configuration program. However,
the new menu topics are not displayed.
Every menu are explained in the following pages.
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2 Menu view
2.1 Toolbars
Login: Click to login for changing data.
New: Click to add new data.
Save: Click to save to disk after changes were made.
Change Database: Click to go to another database.
UTF save: Click to save the configuration to UTF. Choose folder and name.
Undo: Click to undo.
Delete: Click to delete.
Print: no function yet.
Runtime dialog: This button is automatically activated, so that the runtime window
appears when two devices are connected together. Give in the new
time, which can be taken over as a standard time value.
2.2 Input field

In the input field, data are changed or new data are given in. First, click “New“ in order for entering a
new data. The colour of the input field turns then blue.
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2.3 Output window
Each data is displayed in the output window. With the left button of your mouse, you can navigate
between the different data.
3 Menu “System“
3.1 Menu tip

When you start the “Configuration” program, the menu “System“ is automatically displayed. First login,
in order to change data, (click on the button of the chip card). A login is only possible with a
distributor-dongle or a daily authorization.
3.2 Over view
3.3 System data
You can attribute the name of the system, of the customer and of the distributor / dealer.
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• System: Enter the name or designation of the system, which appears by next start
in the title bar of the Transpo.neT program.
• Customer: Enter the name of the customer. This information does not appear
somewhere else.
• Dealer: Enter the name of a contact person or a phone number to be found rapidly.
This information does not appear somewhere else.
3.4 Configuration language
Select the language of the “Configuration“ program. English and German are at your disposal.
3.5 T-Control language
Select the language of the “T-Control“ program. Six different languages are at your disposal. Restart
“T-Control“ after change of the language.
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3.6 Info data
Following data appears after the start of the “Configuration“ program:
• Creation date: it is attributed by the 1st start of the “Configuration“ program with a new
database. This date cannot be changed and it shows the creation date
of a databank.
• Modification date: it shows the date and time of the last modification.
• Database Version: it shows the version number of the chosen database.
• Initsystem: if the control box is not selected, the database must still be registered.
Click on “Initsystem“ to start the program “Service card“ for registration.
Have your chip card or distributor-dongle ready for registration.
3.7 Maintenance interval
There is the possibility to remind the customer of maintenance. Click in dialog box “Start maintenance
due” and enter date and number of carrier (in carrier counter). The first value which will be reached,
will initiate the maintenance display. This display appears to the customer as follows:
• In case of a failure, the title bars of the programs change their colours into blue & yellow or red
& yellow.
• “Maintenance due“ appears on the display of the devices. Press E-button to delete the
message, which will pop up by the next start of T-control.
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3.8 Send ID / Carrier counter
The Send ID and the carrier counter can be set to zero with the “Reset“ button. Restart T-Control after
you reset them.
3.9 Logdata
There are two possibilities to delete the logdata: you can either delete all the logdata or enter a date,
before which every logdata will be deleted.
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4 Menu “Device“
4.1 Menu tip

In this menu, all the devices of the system are listed. You can also add new devices or delete the
unnecessary ones. The tree-view filters the devices with the requested conditions. For example, if you
click on the icon “Station”, only the devices of the type “Station” will be listed. Click on “DeviceClass”
to view the list of all the devices.
4.2 Over view
4.3 Data sets

In the input field, you can change the data or add new data. Click “New“ to create a data. The colour
of the field turns then turquoise.
In the output window, every data are listed. You can navigate between them with the left-button of
your mouse.
4.4 Expert mode

See chapter “1.2.2“, page 10.
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5 Menu “Runtimes“
5.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can adjust the runtimes between the single devices. This action is possible, only if
the devices are connected together in the view. If you adjust a runtime for one way, it will be
automatically be adjusted for the other way.
5.2 Over view
5.3 Data sets

The input field shows the type of the selected device. The field for adjustment of the runtime will be
cleared.
In this example, the device “Station 14“ has been selected. This device has only one connection to
device “41 (diverter 41)”. The runtime from the station 14 to the diverter 41 is 50 sec. Only this
runtime can be changed.
your mouse.
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6 Menu “Display options“
6.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute the display messages to the devices. The messages “Destination“ and
“Service“ are standard. The messages “Absent“ and “Divert“ can be displayed by need only, so that
the menu on the device keeps clearness.
6.2 Over view
6.3 Data sets

The messages of the devices are set or reset with a click. The selected device is displayed on the top
left.
your mouse. To reset the display option back to standard, click on the right button of the mouse. A
menu button pops up.
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7 Menu “Speed dial keys“
7.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute speed dial keys to each device. Set speed dial keys are activated on
the devices through a longer pressing on the respective key. The sending will be then effected without
pressing the E-Key.
7.2 Over view
7.3 Data sets

You can attribute a destination to every key. The destinations can be selected in the combo-boxes or
enter the number directly in the field. Each device can be configured separately.
your mouse. To reset all speed dial keys, click on the right button of the mouse. A menu button pops
up.
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8 Menu “Automatic targets“
8.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute an automatic target to each device. Devices with a send-switch can
have only one automatic target. The devices with many keys may have an automatic target for every
key. For example, device type 93 has two destinations and device type 94 has eight. Moreover, some
destination addresses can be blocked or cleared over the mode automatic target. The modes are
selected in the combo-boxes.
8.2 Over view
8.3 Data sets

The automatic target can be selected either in the combo-boxes or be entered directly in the input
fields. The modes may also be selected in the combo-box.
your mouse. To delete all automatic targets and modes, click on the right button of the mouse. A
menu button pops up.
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9 Menu “Settings“
9.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute options to the devices. Devices, which you cannot attribute an option
are already hidden. Not every option is suitable to every device. For further information, please,
contact Swisslog Rohrpostsysteme GmbH. We are at your entire disposal.
9.2 Over view
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9.3 Data sets
The setting of the options will be made via check-boxes. Through simple clicks the options will be
activated or deactivated. Additionally the time can be setted manually for time-dependent options. For
every device several options can be safed at the same time. The setting should be done separately
for every device. The selected unit is shown in the top-left hand corner of the register.
your mouse. To delete all device options, click on the right button of the mouse. A menu button pops
up.
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10 Menu “Device group“
10.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute a group to every device, as well as for each group a group-nr. and a
group name. This function enables to list the selected group of devices in T-control.
10.2 Over view
10.3 Data sets

For the input of group-nr., you can only use full numerical value. Create first a group-nr. in order to
clear the input field for group-name. Then you can enter the wished group-name, but it is not
necessary. If you give an identical group-nr. to a second group, the former group-name appears in the
group-name after you saved.
your mouse. Click on the right button of your mouse to call a menu to delete the group-nr. or to
change group-name or to delete group-name.
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11 Menu “Device relation“
11.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute a relation from one device to another. This action is needed for the
distribution of empty carrier without code. It is displayed only if you previously selected this option. For
example, if the carriers are received on a horizontal laboratory-receiving station and they are sent
back over a reading device, T-control must become the information of the stock of carriers through the
relation between the devices and subtract the carriers from the receiving station.
11.2 Over view
11.3 Data sets

Click “New” to add a relation between devices, then you can select the devices in the combo-boxes.
your mouse.
11.4 Expert mode

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12 Menu “Diverter options“
12.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you have the possibility to give different options to the diverters. For example, the
changing of direction through air-flow. A bottom-exit diverter, which has been fixed vertically on a wall,
would lose its carrier in a normal change of direction. This function is needed for continuous activity of
the air-flow, in order to transport the carrier to its destination.
12.2 Over view
12.3 Data sets

You can select the rest position and the fresh-air position in the combo-boxes and click the check-box
for changing of direction (move with air).
In the output window, only the devices of type diverter are listed. The selected device is displayed on
the left side of the input field.
your mouse.
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13 Menu “Addresses“
13.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you attribute an address to each device. A device can have many addresses. Different
actions (slow run, priority (receiving priority), carrier lock etc…) can be attributed to the addresses.
13.2 Over view
13.3 Data sets

Click “New“ to enter a new address, then you can give a new number. It makes sense to give the
address a name / description, which is then displayed on the device. The selection of the device and
its settings is partly made over the combo-boxes. Phone and e-mail must be entered manually.
Special functions: if a new configuration has been created, but no address were entered, click on
“Create address“ in the input field, in order to attribute automatically an address to every station.
your mouse.
13.4 Expert mode

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14 Menu “Freerun“
14.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can configure a freerun or several freeruns for the system. In case of a failure, there
must be a least one configured global freerun, otherwise T-Control causes a malfunction.
14.2 Over view
14.3 Data sets

To select a global freerun, a device must be selected from the list over the combo-box. The automatic
freerun can be activated with the check box. After activation, you must enter a start time for the
automatic freerun.
Click “New“ to enter a device for a line freerun, then you can select in the combo-box of the input field
the needed action.
your mouse.
14.4 Expert mode

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15 Menu “Freerun time“
15.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute individually the freerun time of every device to the structure of the
system, in order to reduce the total freerun time of the system.
15.2 Over view
15.3 Data sets

Select a device first and then enter manually the freerun time.
In the output window, every data are listed. You can navigate between them with the left button of the
mouse. To delete a freerun, click with the right button of your mouse in the output window and click on
“Stop Freerun“.
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16 Menu “Transfer“
16.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you determine from which device (giving device) to which device (giving device) through
which device (Transponder) a handover arises.
16.2 Over view
16.3 Data sets

You can change or add data in the input field over the combo-boxes. Click “New” to add new data.
The colour of the input field turns then turquoise.
mouse.
16.4 Expert mode

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17 Menu “Transporter“
17.1 Menu tip

In this menu, all the connection numbers are assigned, so that the transporter knows the location of
the different connections.
17.2 Over view
17.3 Data sets

In the input field, you can assign each connection number to the respective connection.
mouse.
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18 Menu “Carrier“
18.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute up to 2 automatic destinations to one carrier. T-control reads the
automatic destination as follows:
• Automatic destination 1 of the carrier.

• Automatic destination 2 of the carrier, if the 1st destination cannot be reached.
• Automatic destination of the station, if also the 2nd destination cannot be reached.
• If none of the automatic destination can be reached, the message „no possible transport“
appears.
18.2 Over view
18.3 Data sets

First, select a carrier in order to choose an automatic destination over the combo-boxes.
mouse.
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19 Menu “Carrier stock“
19.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you have the possibility to attribute a nominal stock to a device and to give it an actual
stock.
19.2 Over view
19.3 Data sets

Select manually a device in the output field and enter a nominal carrier stock. The actual stock must
also be entered, in order to give the system the actual status.
mouse.
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20 Menu “Multicarrier operation“
20.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can select a line area in which several carriers can be transported simultaneously or
time-delayed.
20.2 Over view
20.3 Data sets

In the input fields line, multicarrier type and device, select the respective choice with the combo-
boxes. In the other fields, enter the information manually.
mouse.
20.4 Expert mode

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21 Menu “ Area number“
21.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you attribute every air-switch an area number between 1 and 100. If you use the device
number 224 or more, this data is not necessary.
21.2 Over view
21.3 Data sets

In the input field, the area number is attributed manually to the air-switch.
mouse.
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22 Menu “Area lock“
22.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can select an area, which while it is running, another area is then locked.
22.2 Over view
22.3 Data sets

Select the needed areas in the combo-boxes. Under area B, you attribute the area which is running
and under Area A, you attribute the line which is locked.
mouse.
22.4 Expert mode

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23 Menu “Error message“
23.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute to each area an error device, which is used as device for the signal of
error message.
23.2 Over view
23.3 Data sets

In the input field, you can select the respective line, action, error device, level 1 and level 2.
mouse.
23.4 Expert mode

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24 Menu “Blower Options“
24.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can attribute an action to the passive blower in a system. The blowers’ action, suck
air or blew air, or slow run can be set on the remote signal outputs and thus direct the passive
devices.
24.2 Over view
24.3 Data sets

Select the needed data in the combo-boxes.
mouse.
24.4 Expert mode

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25 Menu “2.Blower“
25.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you have the possibility to add a 2nd blower. In case, the system has part-areas and it
must cover big distances, you need a 2nd blower for support. This blower will be then directed through
the remote signal output.
25.2 Over view
25.3 Data sets

Select the needed data in the combo-boxes.
mouse.
25.4 Expert mode

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26 Menu “Freshair“
26.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can create fresh air to ventilate the system. This action should avoid the formation
of condensation. Usually, a fresh air action is realised with suck-air, however, you may also choose
blow-air for this action. This can be assigned under the menu “options”.
26.2 Over view
26.3 Data sets

Select the device in the input field, which has to realise the fresh-air action. Then the intervals and
pauses, as well as start and end time must be selected.
mouse.
26.4 Expert mode

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27 Menu “Blower delay“
27.1 Menu tip

In this menu, the turn on and off of the blower are ruled. This is important for systems with high-
frequency transports. When the blower delay is activated, the air switch goes indeed to a neutral
position, but the blower stays on for the time of the configured duration.
27.2 Over view
27.3 Data sets

The delay can be entered in seconds.
mouse.
To delete a blower delay, click with the right button of your mouse in the output window and click on
“Delete Blower Delay”
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28 Menu “Pin code“
28.1 Menu tip

The pin code guarantees, that only persons with authorization can give up carriers. For further
information, please contact Swisslog Rohrpostsysteme GmbH, we are at your entire disposal.
28.2 Over view
28.3 Data sets

Enter user and the respective pin code in the input field.
mouse.
28.4 Expert mode

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29 Menu “View 1-20“
29.1 Menu tip

In this menu, the devices are represented, connected together and the run-time between the devices
is set.
29.2 Over view
The representation of the devices begins with the air-switch from the left to the right.
To connect devices, click on a device with the right button and then click with the left button of your
mouse to select the corresponding connection and then select the other device as well as its
corresponding connection.
Run-time dialog
The run-time dialog is used to give the run-time between 2 devices. It is always on, so that it appears
every time you make a connection. The new value can also be taken over as standard value.
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To delete a connection, click with the right button of your mouse on the corresponding device and with
the left button of your mouse on the connection. In this menu, you can also delete selected device
completely.
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30 Menu “Options“
30.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can select different options, which influence the whole pneumatic tube system. For
example, if you select the option “Absent menu“, then you get a message on your device display, that
the address 13 is absent. This option is reserved for systems, which have an old Airco-CC key pad.
30.2 Over view
30.3 Data sets

Set the options over the combo-boxes or enter manually.
mouse.
30.4 Expert mode

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31 Menu “Timetable“
31.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you have the possibility to steer actions according to a time table, actions such as divert,
absent, priority sending. The timetable is a weekly overview. Several actions are possible for each
device. Avoid overlapping.
31.2 Over view
31.3 Data sets

The input of the timetable arises over the check and combo-boxes and manual enter of the actions.
mouse.
31.4 Expert mode

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32 Menu “Programs“
32.1 Menu tip

In this menu, you can click on a program to start it.
32.2 Over view
33 “Service card / Initsystem“

You must first initiate a new databank to be able to work with it. To initiate a program, you need the
program “Service card”.
Click “Initsystem“ under system to start “Service card”. (it appears only by systems which are not
registered). Click on “Check card“ to check the distributor-dongle or the chip card. You can read
information about distributor-dongle and chip card under “Chip card Information”.
With the button „Initsystem“, the database is registered on your distributor-ID. You also have the
possibility to stop a 30-day clearance.

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3.1 MENU TIP 13

4.1 MENU TIP 17

5.1 MENU TIP 18

6.1 MENU TIP 19

7 MENU “SPEED DIAL KEYS“ 20

7.1 MENU TIP 20

8 MENU “AUTOMATIC TARGETS“ 21

8.1 MENU TIP 21

9.1 MENU TIP 22

10 MENU “DEVICE GROUP“ 24

10.1 MENU TIP 24

11 MENU “DEVICE RELATION“ 25

11.1 MENU TIP 25

12 MENU “DIVERTER OPTIONS“ 26

12.1 MENU TIP 26

13.1 MENU TIP 27

14.1 MENU TIP 28

15 MENU “FREERUN TIME“ 29

15.1 MENU TIP 29

16.1 MENU TIP 30

17.1 MENU TIP 31

18.1 MENU TIP 32

19 MENU “CARRIER STOCK“ 33

19.1 MENU TIP 33

20 MENU “MULTICARRIER OPERATION“ 34

20.1 MENU TIP 34

21 MENU “ AREA NUMBER“ 35

22 MENU “AREA LOCK“ 36

22.1 MENU TIP 36

23 MENU “ERROR MESSAGE“ 37

23.1 MENU TIP 37

24 MENU “BLOWER OPTIONS“ 38

24.1 MENU TIP 38

25.1 MENU TIP 39

26.1 MENU TIP 40

27 MENU “BLOWER DELAY“ 41

27.1 MENU TIP 41

28 MENU “PIN CODE“ 42

28.1 MENU TIP 42

29 MENU “VIEW 1-20“ 43

29.1 MENU TIP 43

30.1 MENU TIP 45

31.1 MENU TIP 46

32.1 MENU TIP 47

33 “SERVICE CARD / INITSYSTEM“ 47

The titlebar offers following information and functions:

• The button “Minimize“ serves to minimize the window to a taskbar button.

• The button ”Close“ exits from the program.

1.2 Menu bar

1.2.1 Exit configuration.

Under “Files“, you can close the program “Configuration”.

1.2.2 Expert mode

These functions help for quick input or delete of data.

1.2.3 Configuration to UTF

1.2.4 Show tool tips.

For e.g. under menu topics „Transfer“

1.2.5 Pictures for Transpo.neT-Monitor

1.3 Tree view