Table 4-63 Assign Displays To Keys Prompts - Honeywell VPR100 User Manual

Assign Displays to Keys
All instruments have a Display key
2
Display 2 key
the format you assign to Display 1 (see table below). The optional Display 2 key accesses Display 2. The
Display key accesses Displays 3-10, or if your instrument does not have a Display 2 key, the Display key
accesses Displays 2-10.
On the VRX150 with no control option, the Auto/Manual key functions as the Display 2 key.
Table 4-63 describes the prompts for assigning displays to keys.
Prompt
BLANKING TIME OFF, 1 HOUR, 30 MIN, 15
MIN, 5 MIN, 1MIN
DISPLAY KEY 0, 1, OFF, PARM
BACKGROUND WHITE, BLACK
COLOR
SELECT PEN PEN #1
COLOR
PEN #2
.
.
.
PEN #12
12/00
and a Display 1 key
. You can assign a total of 10 displays to these keys. Pressing the Display 1 key accesses

Table 4-63 Assign Displays To Keys Prompts

Range/Selections
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VPR & VRX – User Manual
Programming Function Blocks and Features
1 . The VRX 100 can have an optional
Definition
This is a screen-saver type function. If enabled, the screen
will blank after time selected. Screen will unblank if a key is
pressed or an alarm/diagnostic occurs
By selecting PARM, you can connect a discrete input
parameter which will function as the Display key. Each off-to-
on transition of this discrete will behave as if the Display key
were pressed.
Select 0, 1, or OFF to disable this function.
This sets the background color of displays to black or white.
Affects all Trend (live and replay), Bar Graph, and Panel
displays. Does not affect Loop, Unit Data, Summary, or
menus.
Assign a color to each of up to 12 points. Affects points
displayed on all Trend (live and replay), Bar Graph, Loop,
and Panel displays. Pen #1 corresponds to Point #1, Pen #2
corresponds to Point #2, etc.
Choices: Green, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Blue, Brown, Red,
Black, White.
Attention: A Yellow pen appears yellow on a black
background and orange on a white background.
Caution: Do not select a white pen color for a white
background or a black pen color on a black background;
these will render your points invisible.
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