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IM 04L75B01-01EN

Simulation Function

Display Freeze Function

■  Specifications

•  A function used to stop the updating of the time, trend, 

digital values, and bar graph.

•  The display freeze function is controlled through the 

event action function or communication commands.

•  Alarm summary, message summary, and various log 

displays are also not updated if they are displayed.

•  While the display is frozen, display data is also not 

updated.

•  Key operation is possible while the display is frozen.

  Display operations such as switching the display group 

are possible.

•  When recovering from the display freeze condition to 

normal operation, the trend display is resumed from 

where it left off.

“Close”   to   “Open”

        Screen image of the operation

•  The time display can be enabled or disabled in the 

basic setting mode.

  For details, see the “■ Enabling/Disabling the Time 

Display” on page 10.

■  Event Action Function

•  You can freeze or activate the display using the event 

action function.

  The “Display Freeze/Activate” action can be specified 

only when the event is set to “Remote.”

•  The “Display Freeze/Activate” action operates as a 

level action.

•  The display freeze action is executed when an 

open-to-close event (rising edge) is detected.

•  The display activate action (normal operation) is 

executed when a close-to-open event (falling edge) 

is detected.

Normal operation

Display freeze

Normal operation

Close

Open

•  Event action functions that do not operate while the 

display is frozen

See Table 3.

  If a level action such as Memory start/stop is executed 

due to a level event such as remote while the display is 

frozen, the DX operation may become mismatched with 

the event state.
Example) 

  If Memory start/stop using remote is specified and the 

remote control input is switched from closed to open 

while the display is frozen, the memory stop operation 

is not executed. If display freeze is released in this 

condition, the remote control input terminal will be open 

even though the memory is in a start condition.

 

Action

Note

Memory start/stop Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Operates after the display freeze is 

released.

Memory start

Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Operates after the display freeze is 

released.

Memory stop

Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Operates after the display freeze is 

released.

Event trigger

Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Operates after the display freeze is 

released.

However, the action does not operate if the 

event is set to timer or match timer.

Save display data Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Does not operate even after the 

display freeze is released.

Save event data Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Does not operate even after the 

display freeze is released.

Manual sample

Does not operate while the display is 

frozen. Does not operate even after the 

display freeze is released.

Table 3 Event Action Functions That Do Not Operate While 

the Display Is Frozen

■  Setting the Display Freeze Function

1.

  Press 

MENU

 (switch to the setting mode).

2.

  Select 

Timer

Event action

 > 

Event action

.

3.

  Set the 

Logic box number

Event

 (set to Remote), 

and 

Remote number

.

4.

  In the 

Action

 box, press the 

Freeze

 soft key.

Setup Screen Example for the Display Freeze Function

■  Operation While the Display is frozen

•  If the DX is in a state in which it can switch to the basic 

setting mode, the DX can switch to the mode even 

while the display is frozen.

   The display freeze function is released when switching 

back to the operation screen from the basic setting mode.

•  If the power turns OFF and then back ON such as due 

to a power failure while the display is frozen (closed 

state) through remote control, the display freeze 

function is released even if there is no change in the 

remote state (remains at the closed state).

•  The automatic display revert function does not operate.

   The automatic revert timer is restarted when the 

display freeze function is released.

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Page 8: ...ator Key panel Key panel Power switch Rear Panel USB port USB1 option Serial interface port C2 option A RS 232 interface connector Input terminals screw terminals Connect input signal wires from the m...

Page 9: ...measure the DC voltage input DCV 20 mV 60 mV 200 mV 2 V 6 V 20 V and 50 V convert to logarithmic scale and display the data Selectable span range Same range as the DC voltage input Span Lower must be...

Page 10: ...span value of the range to be 20000 The full span value of the range is the maximum value that can be set in the range It is 6 V in the 6 V range For example the A D normalized values in the 6 V range...

Page 11: ...t voltage X Lower limit of display span VL Upper limit of display span VU Scale lower limit SL Scale upper limit SU Digital display value Y 1 Converting equation for the input voltage setting Y 10 SU...

Page 12: ...ased in this condition the remote control input terminal will be open even though the memory is in a start condition Action Note Memory start stop Does not operate while the display is frozen Operates...

Page 13: ...key Setup Screen Example for the Memory and Trend Clear Function Communication Commands The same command is used to control the display freeze function and memory and trend clear function QB p1 termin...

Page 14: ...rent value mark setting is in AUX setting of the basic setting mode See Table 6 Fig 1 Current Value Mark Channel Type Channel Display of the Current Value Mark Three Digits Standard Two Digits Special...

Page 15: ...p Function for the Number of Displayed Mantissa Digits The setting for the number of displayed mantissa digits is added to the Aux area of the Basic Setting page tab For details on the settings see th...

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