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Menu Messages
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MENU Messages
This module allows messages (error, malfunction, and others) to be triggered by specified events
that
last longer than 10 seconds
. Any messages issued are automatically entered in the function over-
view. In addition, output variables provide switching signals as long as the message is current. A total
of eight message lines can be set up, each of which should be understood as an independent mod-
ule.
As no message lines are preset ex works, "unused PAR?" is displayed on all eight lines when the
menu is opened. Open the parameter level to assign variables and set parameters as with all func-
tions. Each message line consists of the following variables:
Input variables: Output variables:
Enable message Status message
Activate message
= Triggering event
Delete message = Input to delete the
Output (stanard ON) = Single output signal
during the message
Message Output (dominant ON) = Overwrites the
assignment with an "on" signal
Output (dominant OFF) = Overwrites the
assignment with an "off" signal
Output (Reset fault) = Creates a pulse three
seconds long when resetting
Special features:

Each message line has a deletion input that can be assigned to an acknowledgment key via a
digital input
or that allows for automatic reset with another function. The message can only
be deleted by using the scroll wheel with
User/OFF
.
User/ON
causes the
automatic
deletion
of the message, as soon as the cause of the message clears.

An
acoustic warning signal
can be activated.

Outputs assigned under the output variables
Output dominant…
are set for the output status
of the message line regardless of any assignments from other modules or from a current
manual mode.

A separate output variable that generates a pulse lasting three seconds when the message is
deleted is available in order to reset external devices (only possible if the message type is
"malfunction").

The line “DELETE MESSAGE” appears in the function overview only if the event is no longer
current. If deleted, the message will automatically be removed from the function overview.