Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf
Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf
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<strong>System</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> – DOP11A <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Terminal</strong>s<br />
Unit Functions<br />
Alarm handling<br />
Parameter Description<br />
Alarm symbol Specifies when the alarm symbol is to be displayed. In the text block, "ALARM" will<br />
be displayed and in the graphic block a clock in the top right corner of the screen.<br />
No The alarm symbol is never displayed.<br />
Unacknowledged<br />
The alarm symbol is displayed when the alarm list includes<br />
unacknowledged alarms.<br />
Active The alarm symbol is displayed when the alarm list includes active<br />
alarms.<br />
All The alarm symbol is displayed when the alarm list includes active or<br />
unacknowledged alarms.<br />
Send e-mail Specifies when alarms are to be sent as e-mail.<br />
Always An alarm is always sent as e-mail when its status changes.<br />
Active An alarm is sent as e-mail when it is activated.<br />
Inactive An alarm is sent as e-mail when it is deactivated.<br />
Ackowledge An alarm is sent as e-mail when it is acknowledged.<br />
Backlight Informs when the background lighting should be switched on if an alarm is issued.<br />
On Means that the lighting is to be switched on when the alarm symbol<br />
is displayed (default setting).<br />
Off The background lighting is not affected by the alarm.<br />
Timer The lighting is switched on when a new alarm is activated.<br />
The lighting is switched off when the screen saver time has elapsed.<br />
Alarm cursor DOP11A-30 to DOP11A-50 terminals allow for changing the cursor color in the<br />
alarm list.<br />
Alarm import Alarm texts can be imported from name lists created with the programming tools for the<br />
controller. Before importing alarms, the project in HMI-Builder must be linked to a name<br />
list. Select the corresponding name file under [View] / [Name list]. Next, call [Functions]<br />
/ [Alarms] and click on the Import button to define the settings.<br />
Start I/O Enter the address for the start I/O when importing alarms from the name file. The signal<br />
can be analog or digital.<br />
End I/O Enter the address for the end I/O when importing alarms from the name file. The signal<br />
can be an analog or digital signal. However, the signal type must be identical with that<br />
for the start I/O.<br />
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