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Function parameters tables NICE3000 User Manual
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Chapter 5 Function parameters tables
5.1 Function parameters Indication
Its function parameters are classified into 17 groups. Each function group 1)
has several function codes. The function code adopts the 3
rd
level menu in the form of F X-XX.
In the manual it means No. XX function code in group X. For example,
“
F 8-08
”
means No.8
function code in group F8.
In order to make it convenient for function code setting, when conducting operation via
operation panel, the function group number corresponds to the first level menu, the function
code number corresponds to the second level menu, and function code parameters correspond
to the third level menu.
Contents in the function tables: 2)
In column 1,
“
Function code
”
means the code for the function parameter group and the
parameter;
“
Name
”
in column 2 means the complete name of the function parameter;
“
Setting range
”
in column 3 means the valid parameter setting range, displaying on the
LED indicator of operation panel;
“
Min. Unit
”
in column 4 means the minimum unit of the
parameter setting;
“
Default
”
in column 5 means the original default;
“
Modification
”
in
column 6 means the modification attributes of the parameters (i.e. whether to enable the
modification and the modification requirements) :
‘ ☆ ’
: the parameter can be modified while the NICE3000 is running or stopping;
‘ ★ ’
: the parameter can not be modified while the NICE3000 is running;
‘ ● ’
: it is actually measured recorded parameter, which cannot be modified;
(The system has already set the modification attributes of the parameters to prevent the user
from making wrong modification to the parameter.)
“
Default
”
means the numeric value after the function code parameter is 3)
refreshed when recovering the default parameter; but the actual measured value or recorded
value will not be refreshed.
The controller provides function code with password protection to protect the 4)
parameters more effectively (Detailed in Sector 4.2.4 of Chapter 4).