Example:
With
duLL
set to
15
and
brGt
set to
63
and the
R.INP
function set to
duLL
the display brightness
will change from the
63
level to
15
when a switch connected to the remote input terminals is activated.
4.16
Automatic display brightness adjustment
Display:
brGt AUto
Range:
on
or
OFF
Default Value:
OFF
Automatic display brightness adjustment. Not applicable unless the optional light sensor is fitted. The
automatic brightness adjustment uses the optional light sensor to gauge the required brightness level for
the environment. The high and low brightness limits are set at the
brGt HIGH
and
brGt Lo
functions
described below. If the light sensor is not fitted this function should be set to
OFF
.
4.17
Automatic display brightness adjustment - high level
Display:
brGt HIGH
Range:
1
to
63
Default Value:
63
Automatic brightness high level - seen only when
brGt AUto
is set to
on
. The high brightness level sets
the maximum brightness which the automatic brightness control can achieve with 63 being the highest
intensity.
4.18
Automatic display brightness adjustment - low level
Display:
brGt Lo
Range:
1
to
63
Default Value:
1
Automatic brightness low level - seen only when
brGt AUto
is set to
on
. The high brightness level sets
the minimum brightness which the automatic brightness control can achieve with 63 being the highest
intensity.
4.19
Display rounding
Display:
drnd
Range:
1
to
5000
Default Value:
1
Displays and sets the display rounding value. This value may be set to 1 - 5000 displayed units. Display
rounding is useful for reducing the instrument resolution without loss of accuracy in applications where it
is undesirable to display to a fine tolerance. To set the display rounding value go to the
drnd
function
and use the
^
or
v
push buttons to set the required value then press
F
to accept this selection.
Example:
If set to
10
the display values will change in multiples of 10 only i.e. display moves from
10
to
20
to
30
etc.
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