Fisher DPR900 User Manual page 38

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3-2
Controls
and
Indicators
9 - Output
signal vertical
bargraph
display
(O-1 00%).
10 - PROG
Button -
Switching
button for selecting
the configuration
mode.
The red LED is lit during
configuration.
Selecting
the
configuration
mode also lights the SET and STORE
lights.
11
-
increase/Decrease
Buttons -ON,
Yellow, output signal can be
stepped
up/down
one point at a time. These
buttons
are lit and
active only when the controller
is in the Manual
mode.
12 -
Increase/Decrease
Buttons -ON,
Green,
setpoint
and/or the
configuration
value can be stepped
up/down
one point at a time.
These
buttons
are lit only when the controller
is in the
configuration
mode or the setpoint
is being manipulated.
13 -
SP Bargraph
-Analog
setpoint
(SP) vertical
bargraph
display.
14 -
PV Bargraph
-Analog
process
value (PV) vertical
bargraph
display.
If alarm
limits apply to the PV and are set in the
controller,
such limits are indicated
by brighter
bars on the
display.
15 -
SP -
Setpoint
light. Flashing
or lit when setpoint
is indicated
on
digital
display.
16 -
C -
Lit when communication
has been configured
Press any of the four illuminated
increase/decrease
buttons,
11 or 12,
to change
the displayed
value one increment
(0.1 percent
of
measuring
range).
Holding
the button down will continue
to increase
or decrease
the value until the button
is released.
The SP or configuration
value buttons
(12) also make
changes
in
increments
of 2.5% of measuring
range. To increase/decrease
this
way, first press and hold the desired
direction
button,
and then press
the opposite
button, The displayed
value increases
or decreases
in
increments
of 2.5% of the full measuring
range.
3.2
Digital
Display
The digital
display
can indicate
several
different
functions:
n
Process
value (normal
display)
n
Setpoint
n
Alarms
n
Fault codes
n
Any analog
input
n
Function
codes and associated
parameter
setting
(only during
configuration).
The following
paragraphs
address
the displays
available
and give an
example
of each.
May
1991

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