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Connecting to the Motor Control Center (MCC) .It may take a few seconds or the status lights to reflect the current operating condition of the MCC. If more than 60 seconds elapses and the fault lights do not indicate the proper status, start the network troubleshooting procedure. 2-5 Once the MCC and the method of connection are chosen, click FINISH. In a few seconds a graphical view of the MCC will appear. 1. The elevation view can be resized by clicking and dragging a corner of the window. This is a useful feature when viewing multiple lineups. Point to the lower right hand corner of the Elevation View screen with the mouse and click-and-drag to scale this view. Notice that if the proportions of the view become too narrow, only one section of the MCC is visible; however, it is possible to use the scroll bar to scroll through the views. Also note that when the units become too small, the fault light is replaced with the door changing to the color of the fault light. 2. Without clicking, move the mouse over various units of the MCC. The nameplate data, which is shown on the elevation view, is now more visible in a pop-up box. The pop-up box also reports the unit status. 3. Single click (do not double-click) on a unit in the MCC. Selecting a single unit in a lineup tells IntelliCENTER Software that the user only wants data for the selected unit. This selection feature is useful when looking up spare parts, events in the event logger and documentation. To select the entire MCC, click inside the Elevation View window but not on any particular unit. 4. OObserve the status lights on all units. If the power to all the units is on, the lights should all be blue, indicating that they are ready to run. On Unit #2, turn the selector switch to Hand operation. Make sure the motor selector switch is on unit #2. Press the red start button and observe the change in the status light on the Elevation view. Press the green stop button to stop the motor. Publication 2100-RM003B-EN-P- March 2003