ECKELMANN CI 3000, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Operation of CI 3000
66 Version 2.09 09. April 2014
Example of screen numbering:
6 - 1 - 3 - ... means that the screen can be opened from the menu tree by entering the numbers 6 - 1 - 3 - ... .
This may be a display screen or operating screen.
Example of operating screen numbering:
4 - b - a means that the higher-level screen can be opened from the menu tree by entering the number 4. The
letter or letters following indicate that one or more additional operating screens or selection lists can be opened
in the screen by selecting them (
→
). The letters show their order in the screen.
Main menu
ZNR. 51203 67 930 E2
(Level 1)
1 System config.
2 ...
3 ...
1 Summary
2 Actual values
4 ...
3 Setpoints
3
1
1 Expansion Stage
2 Alarm Inputs
4 ...
3 Special Inputs
1
1 Configuration
2 Meter Values
3 Temperature-Arch.
Main menu
1. Submenu
2. Submenu
Menu CI 3000 / CI 300 / AL 300
(Level 1)
(Level 2)
(Level 3)
ALARM XXX
Item ID XXX
...
CONTROLLER NAME
1 Alarms
4 Messages
5 Remote Control
6 Store Computer
2 Overview
3 Archive
7 ...
1
Menu of the E LDS component
(e.g. VS 3010, UA 300, UA 400, WR 300)
3. Submenu
(Level 4)
3
MSG/ALARM xxx
CONTROLLER NAME
Item ID XXX
5
6
Screens CI 3000 / CI 300 / AL 300
1
1. Submenu
(Level 2)
4
...
View / Input Screens
1. Screen
REMOTE CONTRL XXX
Item ID XXX
CONTROLLER NAME
View / Input Screens
a
Menus
A menu contains a list of up to ten items for selection. Each item selected may contain separate submenus or
operating screens.
Selecting menu items
Each line of the selection list displayed contains a number from 1 to 9 and 0 (for menu item 10) and the name of
the corresponding item. The separate items can be selected directly by pressing the appropriate numeric key 1
to 9 or 0.
If the menu lists more than three submenus, the cursor keys can be used to scroll through the menu and view
the remaining items.
A menu item can be selected by pressing the respective numeric key regardless of whether the item
itself is visible on the display.
Screens
An operating screen shows values for output and/or input. There may be more values for output and/or input
than fit into the display at one time. The cursor keys can be used to scroll through these additional values. The
screen may also contain more than one page, in which case the pages can be viewed one at a time.
Arrows appear on the right of the display to indicate whether you can scroll or page through a menu
or screen.