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I Programming 7 Programming with the programming software 0 Terminal options Option Description BG Click on [BG] to define the background color of the terminal. FG Click on [FG] to define the foreground color of the terminal. Window Here you can select the window color of the terminal. Screen saver time Enter the screen saver activation time in minutes. The default setting is 0 (min) which means the screen saver is disabled. A screen saver extends the life of your monitor. Key delay (ms) Time interval in milliseconds between 2 hits of the same key before the cursor automatically moves to the next position. Is used when ASCII characters (A- Z, etc.) are entered. See the section "Alphanumeric function" in chapter 5.2 "Terminal functions". Key tone Define whether the terminal produces a signal tone when a key is pressed. Key repetition Specifies whether a function is repeated as long as a key is being pressed. This does not apply to function keys and the entry of alphanumeric characters (A-Z, etc.). Trend settings General trend settings are made in this field. Save modified pat- Only saves modified patterns in the trend if the value has changed since the terns last measurement. Save all patterns Saves all patterns in trends even if the value has not changed since the last measurement. These parameters affect all defined trends. FTP delimiter The terminal can save the contents of all files that are created in the terminal and that can be accessed via FTP using different separators. The content of recipe or trend files, for example, can be delimited using tab, semicolon or comma. See also chapter 9.3 "Network functions in the terminal". Alarm settings General alarm list settings are made in this field. For further information, refer to chapter 8.2 "Alarm handling". 110 System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals
System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals Programming Programming with the programming software Peripherals All communication settings are made under [Setup] / [Peripherals]. Selecting [Peripherals] from the menu opens a list with units defined for the system. You can move the units using drag & drop. 10434AEN Ports Clicking on [Ports] opens a dialog with the current configuration. You can change the configuration. The maximum transfer speed for the model DOP11A-10 is 38400 baud. RS-232C Select the [RS-232C] port and click the right mouse button. The following dialog opens. Assign the following parameters to the port: Baud rate Parity Data bits Stop bits 10435AEN I 0 7 111
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