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the left is voltage and the bar graph to the right is the current. In the
case of the power bar graph, the bar graph to the left is real AC Input
power and the bar graph to the left is the total output power
delivered by the power supply to the cabinet.
At the very bottom of the page, the measured frequency and
power factor are also shown. If an alert occurs such as, for example, a
low AC line voltage, the frequency and power factor indication is
replaced with a blinking message of this alert. The frequency and
power factor returns when all alerts are cleared.
Towards the lower right hand corner of this page, is the word
“page” adjacent to an up and down arrow. This message indicates that
if the Up or Down PBs is momentarily pushed prior to pushing the
“Enter” button, the display navigates to a new main page. If the
“Enter” button is pushed first prior to the Up or Down PBs, the
Overview page is selected and entered into.
When this page is selected, the top 24VDC Label will begin to blink
and the “page” message next to the up and down arrows will
disappear replaced with the message “CHAN.” and the up and down
arrows begin to blink. If either the up or down buttons are now
pressed, the adjacent label for example 12VDC will begin to blink and
the previous label (in this case the 24VDC) will regain normal
intensity and stop blinking. When any of these top labels are blinking
and the “Enter” button is pushed, the overview page is replaced with
a strip chart (graph voltage and current amplitude verses time) for
the parameter specified by the previously blinking label.
Figure 3 – Strip Chart Display, AC Line Voltage and Current as example.
The strip chart graphs the 60 seconds of the selected parameter
voltage and current. The graph refreshes when it reaches 60 seconds.
Pressing “Enter” again returns to the overview page and the Up
and Down PBs are then again free to navigate to a new main page if
now pressed.
