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Commissioning and use during operation
Abbreviation:
<font>
<Left/right-aligned>
<channel name>
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Description:
Select the font size to be used for displaying the measured value:
0 = small (16 pixels)
1 = medium (24 pixels)
2 = large (38 pixels)
3 = very large (78 pixels)
Font 0 is used for all other values.
Specify how the measured value should be aligned.
0 = left-aligned, 1 = right-aligned
Specify whether the channel name should also be displayed in addition to the measured value. The channel name is
displayed above the measured value.
0 = hide channel name; 1 = display channel name
Procedure for creating the configuration file:
1.
Open one of the templates on the CD-ROM in a text editor.
2.
Adapt the template to your needs.
3.
Save the file on an SD card or a USB stick (observe the information on the filenames!).
4.
Load the process-related graphic (=background graphic + configuration file) in the device (see
Page 93)
Notes:
• To determine the x/y positions, where possible use the coordinates display function/grid of the
graphic program (caution: configure "Pixel" for the dimension).
• The configuration (e.g. x/y position) can also be modified subsequently at the device (see
Page 105).
• A short comment can be optionally added to the end of every line. A comment starts with "//"
(see example). However, comments may not be inserted between the lines.
• The configuration file must always have one entry for all 8 channels (even if individual channels
are not used, see the example below).
• The process-related graphic is not displayed if there are errors in the syntax.
Example of a configuration file:
1=182;75;3;1;0 // sugar
2=382;75;3;1;0 // citric acid
3=582;75;3;1;0 // base
4=782;75;3;1;0 // sparkling apple juice
5=90;310;0;0;0 // sugar valve
6=290;310;0;0;0 // acid valve
7=-1;-1;0;0;0 // not used
8=-1;-1;0;0;0 // not used
Fig. 76:
Example: coordinate system on the process-related graphic
Advanced Graphic Data Manager
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