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13. Configuration menu (cont.)
Display
information
Input signal value
Output signal value
Label
Signal percentage
Process value
At the ‘ Display information ’ ( dISP ) menu select one parameter to read
on display when the instrument is in ‘ normal mode ’ of operation. If you
need access to more than one information, see the ‘ messages ’ function
(see section 13.9) associated to front key ‘ LE ’ (
3
).
• select ‘ Input signal value ’ ( InP.S ) to read the input signal value and
the measurement units (for example : ‘ Inp tc J ºC 528 ’).
• select ‘ Output signal value ’ ( out.S ) to read the output signal value
and the measurement units (for example : ‘ Out mA 12.40 ’).
• select ‘ Label ’ ( LAbL ) to read the value configured at configured at the
‘ label ’ and ‘ label2 ’ parameters (see section 13.10).
• select ‘ Process value ’ ( Proc ) to read the process value as scaled at
the process parameters (see section 13.6) (for example: ‘ Proc 150.0 ’).
• select ‘ Percentage ’ ( Prct ) to read the percentage of signal, where
‘0’ is the value assigned to the ‘ input signal low ’ parameter, and ‘100’
is the value assigned to the ‘ input signal high ’ parameter (see section
13.6) (for example : ‘ Prct 23.5 ’).
Key ‘UP’
(‘force’ menu)
13.7 Display information
The key ‘ UP ’ (
5
) at the front of the instrument gives access to a
configurable list of functions (see section 10.4).
At the ‘
Key UP (‘force’ menu) ’ ( K.uP ) menu select which functions will
be available when pressing the front key ‘ UP ’ (
5
). Select ‘ on ’ to activate
the desired functions.
• configure ‘ Force Low ’ ( F.Lo ) to ‘ on ’ to activate the ‘ Force low ’ function
menu entry.
• configure ‘ Force High ’ ( F.hI ) to ‘ on ’ to activate the ‘ Force high ’ function
menu entry.
• configure ‘ Force Set ’ ( F.SEt ) to ‘ on ’ to activate the ‘ Force set ’ function
menu entry.
The functions configured to ‘ on ’ are available at the ‘ force’ menu. See
section 10.4 for a description on each function and how to operate them.
13.8 Key ‘UP’ (‘force’ menu)
Force low
Force high
Force set