ADB EURODIM TWIN TECH, Руководство по установке

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Issue 1.0
- Directly access a screen page: next page using key 1; previous page using key 0;
- Enter the access code in order to access the different user levels.
Note : any value entered that is beyond the user range is limited to the maximum value.
3.3.3
Navigation Wheel
The wheel may be handled by rotating clockwise or anti-clockwise in order to:
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Select a field from a menu or choose a menu from the two menu screen pages,
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Cancel the validation of a field when the latter is edited.
Pressing the navigation wheel enables the user to:
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Edit a field to be filled in,
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Validate the highlighted field,
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Validate or cancel a function,
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Select a menu or function.
3.4 Accessing the TTD HUMAN INTERFACE (HMI)
There are several possible user access levels. The first two screens (home and main
screen) are accessible to all users.
An access code needs to be entered in order to access the “Menu” screen. Depending on
the authorised access level, the user will be able to make modifications or launch
functions.
The table below indicates the functions accessible to the user according to the access
level:
Function/menu
Level 0
Code 5555
Level 1
Code 6666
Level 2
Code 7777
Level 3
Code 8888
View the parameters
No Yes Yes Yes
Edit the patch No No Yes Yes
Test a dimmer
No No Yes Yes
Alter the settings
No No Yes Yes
Scan the loads No No No Yes
Edit the laws and
multiplying factor No No No Yes
Edit the ARTNET
parameters
No No Yes Yes
Manage the Cues
No No Yes Yes
Load/Save the
parameters
No No No Yes
Manually
synchronise
between controllers
No No No Yes
ADB service
No No No No
Level 0 does not allow access to any menu or function.
Depending on the authorised access level, certain functions or menus remain blocked.
Should you attempt to access these, the software will ask you to enter the access code for
the next level in order to authorise access to the function or menu.
The access-level indication can be viewed on all the screen pages. It is located in the top
right-hand corner and is signalled by a figure representing the current access level (from 0
to 3), followed by a key symbol.