SIREC D Display Recorder 7ND4000

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CURSOR LINE
CURSOR LINE
NOTE
It is necessary to view the screen head on
to avoid parallax error when trying to press
buttons which are close together., You may
accidentally press the wrong area of the
screen if not viewed from head-on. At any
point you can return to the active viewing
mode by continuing to press the EXIT button
until it returns to MENU status.
d. Time & Date - The current time and date is
displayed in a block, at the center of the Button
Bar. The date can be programmed to be displayed
in either American format
(Month/Day/Year) or European format
(Day/Month/Year). The format is selected in the
PROGram Menu under Display - Time format.
The Time & Date Block is sometimes covered up
with other buttons or transient buttons.
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Figure 3-4 Browsing Files Flow Chart
Operation
B. Status Bar - The area along the top of the display
is the Status Bar or Status Line, and it is used
to display a number of user programmed functions
such as the unit tag (identification) or the digital
values of the various channels or alarm status. The
choice as to what is transiently displayed is set in
the DISPL menu or you can set the default display
for this line in the “PROGram - Display - Powerup
disp” menu (Chapter 4). At any time you can press
the JOG button to display point data on the Status
line. Each time JOG is pressed the next point data
will be shown. The data can be set to auto jog from
the “PROGram - Display - Powerup disp - Autojog”
menu (Chapter 4).
1. Point Information - Point information is displayed
on the Status Line as “Point No. XX Value
Units” as shown in Figure 3-5.
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Figure 3-5 Status Line Showing Point Data
2. Alarm Information - The Alarm information is
shown on the Status line as “Point No. Value
Alarm Type/Number” - where H1 is High Alarm
#1. There are 5 possible alarms per channel. The
alarms can be of any type H = High, L= Low R =
Rate or Abnormal. If more than one alarm is active
they will cycle on the Status Line. If there are
no alarms active the Status Line will show.
3. Disk Information - On the right hand side of
the Status Line is the disk status information
(Figure 3-5). This displays the current condition
of the disk that is currently being used to save
data. Messages that may appear in this block are
as follows:
• OFF 15% Unit is not recording to disk.
Record Mode is OFF - Disk is
15% full.
• REC_ 15% Unit is recording to Disk in HIGH
speed mode - Disk is 15% full.
• REC¯ 75% Unit is recording to Disk in LOW
speed mode - Disk is 75% full
• FORMAT Disk is being Formatted
• SAVE CFG Saving Configuration to Disk
• LOAD CFG Loading Configuration from Disk
• TRIG 75% Unit is waiting for an Event or
Alarm to turn the Record Mode
on - Disk is75% full.
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