Commissioning and Operation
FLOWSIC60 · Operating Instructions · 8014241/YTG9/V1-0/2016-02 · © SICK Engineering GmbH
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4.2.1
Menu structure on the LCD display
The menu structure on the LCD display consists of a standard display displaying readings
and important errors or warnings and the main menu. The main menu provides topically
structured information and allows operations like changing parameters. Navigate standard
display and main menu using the buttons as described below.
Parameters can be edited in "Configuration" mode only.
Graphical
representation
Description
Vertical lines represent connections between menu items on the same
menu level. Use the STEP button to step forward and the DATA button
to step backward
Horizontal lines represent connections between different menu levels.
Use the ENTER function to enter a lower-level menu and the C/CE
button to go back to a higher-level menu
Dashed horizontal or vertical lines represent connections between
alternating displays pages
Boxes with a thick border represent the display of a menu item
Boxes with a grey border represent a flashing display (e.g. if a current
warning is displayed)
Standard Display
Submenu
Notes
VOG 5m/s
Aout 16.0mA
The standard display shows two pages with current readings.
The pages alternate every 5 seconds.
VOS 345.2 m/s
Vb 13.1 V
Error 3003:
Reading invalid
If a current error or warning is active, the display will flash and
a message will be displayed with a message number in the
upper right corner. For further explanation see Section.
Use the ENTER function to go from the standard
display to the main menu.
Main Menu
Submenu
Submenu
Notes
The main menu provides menus and submenus for topically
structured information and user operations.
Operation Mode
Measurement
Display of the current operating mode ("Operation" or
"Configuration"). Use the ENTER function to switch the mode.
Configuration
OK Cancel
Confirmation dialog for switching to the indicated operating
mode. Use the ENTER function to confirm or the C/CE button
to cancel the dialog.