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Programming
page 5-26
QFE
FD8420 issue02_F
5.4.2 How to read the Setup Examples
Each example consists of numbered step by step instructions which take the user through
every action needed to complete the particular programming example. In addition there
are diagrams which reference the text. The form these diagrams take are briefly explained
below. (Note that the actual instructions in the diagrams in this section,
5.4.2 , are for
display only and are not intended to make sense as instructions.)
NB If the unit needs to be ‘Disabled’ (see section 5.4.1 ) before carrying out the instructions,
the example will say so in it’s introduction.
A circled number refers to the text for that
section at the line number given. In this
position, the circled number indicates that
instruction 1 is associated with the Enter
button, so the instruction will probably
read,” Press the Enter button.”
The arrow that is part
of the button icon
shows the direction of
diagram flow if that
button is pressed.
These icons represent
the buttons on the
keypad and keypod.
Refer to section 5.2.1.
Instruction 2 will state, “Press the
down button this many times.” This
instruction is associated with the
down button icons this position.
This is the screen that will be
displayed after instruction 2
has been completed and
before instruction 3 has been
started.
This is the screen that will be
displayed after instruction 3
has been completed.
A dotted arrow in this position,
i.e. pointing downwards, means
that the diagram continues on
the following page.
Instruction 3 is associated
with the Enter button at this
position.
To sum up, when the unit is disabled, all writeable parameters can be written to.
When the unit is enabled, most, but NOT all, writeable parameters can be written to.
Examples of parameters that cannot be written to whilst the unit is enabled, are the password
and the currently loaded application: also default parameter values cannot be loaded whilst
the unit is enabled.
The first diagram in every example
section will be the Stopped and Ready
screen or the Starter Disabled screen.
The box represents what will be seen
on the display before the action detailed
in line 1 has been performed. The box
to the right (showing Applications/Auto
Features )shows what will be displayed
after the action in line 1 has been
performed.