2.2 Principle of data input
785 DMP Titrino
5
2.2 Principle of data input
•
If you press a key you will find a group of inquiries in
the display.
Example key <CONFIG>:
In the first line you see where you are: You pressed
key <CONFIG> and you are now in the inquiries
"configuration".
•
The cursor is inverted. In our example the cursor is
on the inquiry ">monitoring". You can move the cur-
sor up and down with keys <
↑
> and <
↓
>.
•
If a dialog text is marked with ">", it contains a
group of inquiries itself. You go to this group press-
ing <ENTER>.
Example inquiries of "peripheral units":
The first two lines indicate again where you are.
Then you find the inquiries.
If a dialog text of an inquiry is marked with ":", you
can select a value with keys <
←
> and <
→
>
(forward/backward).
•
A value is stored with <ENTER> and the cursor
moves to the next inquiry.
•
With key <QUIT> you move one level up, in our ex-
ample you go back to ">peripheral units".
If you press <QUIT> once more you quit the in-
quiries in "configuration" altogether.
•
If you can scroll,
↓
or
↑
appear in the right lower or
upper corner of the display.
configuration
>monitoring
>peripheral units
>auxiliaries
>RS232 settings COM1
>RS232 settings COM2
>common variables
configuration
>peripheral units
send to COM1: IBM
send to COM2: IBM
man.reports to COM: 1
balance: Sartorius
stirrer control: OFF
remote box: OFF
configuration
>monitoring
>peripheral units
>auxiliaries
>RS232 settings COM1
>RS232 settings COM2
>common variables
Summary of Contents for 785 DMP Titrino
Page 135: ......
