Progress Index - Honeywell EK280 Applications Manual

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The archive data is displayed in table format, i.e. in columns with headings. Individual columns are separated
by one or more spaces. The column header contains the name of the value displayed in the column and
where applicable the unit. Space permitting, multiple columns are displayed simultaneously.
The  and  keys move the cursor through the neighboring columns, the cursor remains at the left column
edge and the columns are moved along in the display. The  and  keys move the cursor to older or newer
entries (rows).
Archive view function keys in detail:
Move right one column. (The columns will be moved to the left by one column.)

After the last column the cursor returns to the first column.
Move left one column. (The columns will be moved to the right by one column.)

After the first column the cursor moves to the last column.
Move down one row. The first row then appears again after the last one.

Move up one row. The last row appears after the first one.

ENTER Input for the search function in the archive.
( chapter 2.2.2 Search function for checking archive
The function is executed on the left-hand column.
ESC Exits the archive and returns to the archive header.
 +  Go to the archive entry point, i.e. the value at the top left of the table.
 +  The LIS-address and the OBIS-Code of the value will be displayed.
The function is executed on the left-hand column.

2.2.1 Progress index

The progress index in comparison to each preceding archive entry is labeled with a "∆" after its name in the
table header (Example: 
face.
Normally the counter advance corresponds to the flow (consumption) over one measurement period. This is
however not the case, where an archive row is added as a result of a specific event (i.e. resetting of the
clock or meter, displaying of an important status message) or if a data error is detected. Such an event is
indicated as follows:
Application Manual
∆
"Vb " in Fig. 1). They are shown in the display only, and not read out via the inter-
Fig. 1: Progress index display in the archive
entries, p. 12)
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