Ametek MP3 SCR DeviceNet Head, Руководство HDR HMI

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Header – The top edge of the
screen contains the header bar.
The five button/indicators provide summary information about the controller’s
operating state. Each one is also a navigation button that can call other screens that
contain relevant information. This information is detailed later.
Footer – The bottom edge of the
screen contains the footer bar.
The MENU and BACK buttons are the most common controls. Other areas of the
footer may be customized for a given screen. “MENU” will call the MAIN MENU
screen with more navigation choices. “BACK” will always go back to the previous
screen via whatever path one takes to get to the current screen.
Footer - HOME or Bars/Meters – With most screens,
the leftmost button is the HOME button and will take you
directly to the Home Screen. On the Home Screen, the HOME button is replaced with
the Bars/Meters button that allows a user to choose from alternate metering sub-
windows located above the button.
Footer - Setpoint Indicator – This space on the footer varies
per screen. On this screen it holds a Setpoint Status
button/indicator. The displayed information will change based on controller
operation. Pressing this button will call a screen with more detailed data.
Metering Sub-Window – This area of the Home Screen
contains a sub-window that can change format. Alternate
formats for metering data may be provided. The user may
scroll through the available choices by pressing the
Bars/Meters footer button repeatedly.
The #1 (default) sub-window is shown. This provides
voltage, current, and power data in bar graph and numeric
form. Each sub-window has an identifying number that is
displayed on the Bars/Meters button.
This window also shows the type of regulation currently used and the active setpoint
value controlling regulation.
To the left are examples of
possible alternate sub-windows.
These provide larger numeric
meter readings either in
engineering units or percentages.