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- Page 1 iSMA-B-AAC20 User Manual LCD Display Global Control 5 S.A. Warsaw, Poland www.globalcontrol5.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1 Introduction..........................3 Revision History ........................ 3 2 Sedona LCD Display ........................ 3 LCD System Menu ......................3 3 Installing the Sedona LCD Kit ....................4 4 Sedona LCD Components ...................... 5 Display Component ......................6 FolderLine Component ....................7 TextLine Component ....................... -
Page 3: Introduction
2.1 LCD System Menu The iSMA-B-AAC20 controller with the display has an option to log in to the system menu without a necessity to add any additional components to the Sedona environment. Log in/log out system menu process: • Press and hold the F1 key (displays "Enter Password");... -
Page 4: Installing The Sedona Lcd Kit
LCD kit. To install the iSMA LCD kit import the kit to the iSMA Tool software (possibly as part of the package of various kits in a zip file). To do this, use an application from the Sedona -> Import Sedona Files. -
Page 5: Sedona Lcd Components
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display Figure 1 Sedona Installer 4 Sedona LCD Components The iSMALCD kit is a set of elements used to support the display. It consists of the following components: • Display: The main component handling the LCD display;... -
Page 6: Display Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.1 Display Component The Display component is the core component for LCD. The component should be placed under the Drivers folder. All components working with the display must be placed under the Display component. Figure 2 Display component property sheet view The component has the following slots: •... -
Page 7: Folderline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.2 FolderLine Component The FolderLine component is used to group the viewed items. Adding it to the Sedona application, it appears on the display in the form of a text with the symbol >> on the right side of the screen. -
Page 8: Numericline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display Figure 4 - Text line component property sheet view 4.4 NumericLine Component The NumericLine component is used to display and edit the Numeric (float) variables. The displayed value of the In slot may be preceded by a description on the left side (Prefix), e.g., the name, as well as on the right (Suffix), e.g., the units. -
Page 9: Boolline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display Figure 5 NumericLine component property sheet view The component has the following configuration slots: • Prefix: Static text which is displayed before the Numerical value (left aligned); • In: The Numerical value; • Suffix: Static text which is displayed after the Numerical value (right aligned); •... - Page 10 User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display Editable slot, and provide the user with a write access to the component. To make sure that the value on the LCD is synchronised with the changes in NVBooleanWritable component the “link back-forward” strategy needs to be applied. There is a possibility to change the value from LCD by selecting the ‘set’...
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Page 11: Intline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.6 IntLine Component The IntLine component is used to display and edit the Integer variables (integers). The In slot value may be preceded by a description on the left side (Prefix), e.g., the name, as well as on the right (Suffix), e.g., the units. -
Page 12: Multistateline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display • Editable: Switch on/off for variables editing; • Auto Run Action: Automatically go to editing set action, without action selection (only for components which support 1 action); • Min: Minimum value of the variable that can be set; •... -
Page 13: Lcdschedule Lines
(only for components which support 1 action). 4.8 LCDSchedule Lines The users can edit schedules added in the Sedona application from the iSMA_controlApi kit available in firmware version 5.0 and above. To make schedules editable, first, add the schedule component to the application, then add corresponding schedule component line under LCD display and make connection link between them. -
Page 14: Booleanscheduleline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.8.2 BooleanScheduleLine Component The BooleanScheduleLine component is used to display and edit the Boolean schedule. The displayed text may be preceded by a description on the left side (Prefix), e.g., the name as well as on the right (Suffix), e.g., the units. To make the schedule line working, the component’s input must be connected to schedule component used in application output (from iSMA_controlApi kit) and the Editable slot must be set to true. -
Page 15: Numericscheduleline Component
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.8.3 NumericScheduleLine Component The NumericScheduleLine component is used to display and edit the numeric schedule. The displayed text may be preceded by a description on the left side (Prefix), e.g., the name as well as on the right (Suffix), e.g., the units. To make the schedule line working, the component input must be connected to schedule component used in application output (from iSMA_controlApi kit) and the Editable slot must be set to true. -
Page 16: Editing Schedules From Lcd Display
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.8.4 Editing Schedules from LCD Display To display and edit a schedule by the display schedule line, the component must have the Editable slot set to true, and a logged-in user must have a read/write access. A first screen of the schedule line shows weekdays which the user can enter and do the following actions: •... -
Page 17: Reordering
User Manual iSMA-B-AAC20/LCD Display 4.10 Reordering Items on the display are arranged in the chronological order in which they were added. To change the displayed order, use the Reorder function. To do this, go to the Wire Sheet view of the component in which the displayed items are located (Display main component or the FolderLine components). - Page 18 (translation.txt,) are crucial, do not change it. The lexicon file should be sent to the device by Sedona Updater software. If the user wants to correct the file in controller, the next sending will override previous lexicon file.
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Page 19: Sedona Users In Lcd Display
The User Service is a service responsible for user management. It allows to add and remove users and specify access to components. Each application component in Sedona has a Meta slot that allows to assign one or more groups it to. Sedona has 4 predefined groups. Figure 13 UserService component property sheet view The users can have the following type of permissions: •... -
Page 20: User Lcd Login / Switching Between Users
5.2 User LCD Login / Switching Between Users By default, the display logs in to the Sedona system using an LCD user. To switch to another user (with different access rights to application components), hold the F2 key - the list of users of the Users Service becomes available.
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