RT-500-M
RHOTHETA
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User Manual
“Reset Values”
Resets all values to the default settings(s. 13.4).
The default values themselves cannot be changed by the user
(RHOTHETA specification).
When there is a dialog opened, pressing this button will close the
dialog without adopting new values.
When there is no dialog opened, pressing this button will go back to
the last activated page. The “Bearing” page is the end point.
Pressing this button always leads to the “Bearing” page. Even an
opened dialog will be closed, without adopting the changed values.
“Up” and “Down” arrows are used to move between the system
settings.
“Right and “left” arrows have no function inside the system settings”
page.
With the “OK” button confirming of values or opening the system
settings dialogs is accomplished.
Inside the dialogs for the system settings, the “DEL” button is used
to clear the whole input at once. On the top level of this page, this
button has no function.
Numeric keys are used to enter the numerical characters inside the
dialogs. On the top level of the page they have no function.
Top line
Navigation line of the screen, which allows switching between setup
menus (“General”, ”Display”, “System”, “Interface” and “Service”).
Table 13. Setup page, system settings. List of elements.
7.4.3.1 Alarm
Pulse
With this setting menu, the behavior of the alarm output can be defined.
The alarm output is provided by the DCU POWER+IO Connector and can be used for related alarm
functions like activating a siren.
In order to facilitate the alarm function using the DCU (in combination with the alarm system that is
used on the vessel), the DCU settings are changeable.
By pressing the “OK button or the hotkey “Edit Value”, while the setting “Alarm Pulse” is marked by the
green frame, the following dialog is opened.
Note
In this dialog pressing “OK” will be interpreted as confirming of the whole set of settings that are
currently displayed, which will lead to closing the dialog confirming changed values.
To change the single settings only the hotkeys for modifying the related values are used (s. Figure
111).
