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4. CONFIGURATION
4.3.
Legend for submenus and parameters
The purposes and characteristics of submenus and parameters are described and summarized in the following tables.
4.3.1.
Submenu
Acronym
Scrolling message
INFO
INSTRUMENT STATUS
1
1.
Acronym of submenu as it appears on indicator di-
splay.
2.
Text of scrolling message as it appears on indicator
display.
3.
Password needed to access submenu items.
4.
Description of functions that manage submenu
4.3.2.
Parameters
1
Acronym
5
Out1
The parameter specifies the type of output 1
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Unit of measurement:
Options:
7
1.
Acronym of parameter as it appears on indicator display.
2.
Text of scrolling message as it appears on indicator di-
splay.
3.
Submenu to which parameter belongs.
4.
Attributes of parameter: R = readable, W = writable.
If only R, the operator can read the parameter value but
cannot change it.
5.
Description of use of parameter, including any warnings
or suggestions.
6.
Engineering units of value managed by parameter.
Engineering units can be unique or depend on other
configuration choices, for example, the engineering uni-
ts temperature, which can be set in degrees Centigrade
or Fahrenheit. Not all parameters require the use of units
of measurement.
7.
Description of parameter values or information that can
be read or written, as appropriate.
Password
Level 1
2
2
OUTPUT TYPE
:
-
RELAY = Relay output
= 24 V logic output
DIGIT
CONTS = Continuous output
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Gives information on indicator state and HW configuration
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Scrolling message
8.
Value that the parameter can have. Value can be two
types: discrete, typically numerical. For a discrete va-
lue, all possible values are listed as they appear on the
indicator display. For intervals of values, the minimum
and maximum parameter values are shown.
9.
Any additional description of value of individual para-
meter.
Description
3
Submenu
Attributes
INFO
4
4
R
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