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DEFINING SYSTEM ACTIONS<br />

CRIMSON USER MANUAL - MODULAR CONTROLLER<br />

• The Update Rate property is used to define how frequently items on the display<br />

are updated. As update rates increase in frequency, overall performance of the<br />

virtual HMI may decrease. This selection should be left at the default setting<br />

when possible.<br />

DEFINING SYSTEM ACTIONS<br />

In addition to the various actions that can be defined via page properties, Crimson gives you<br />

the ability to define an action to be run when the system first starts, and an action to be run<br />

once a second, no matter which page is displayed. These actions can be accessed by selecting<br />

the Pages icon in the left-hand pane of the User Interface window.<br />

DEFINING KEY BEHAVIOR<br />

The previous sections have provided a detailed description of how to use the Master’s display<br />

to get information to the operator. All that remains to complete the User Interface<br />

configuration is to define how the operator is to use the Master’s keyboard to interact with the<br />

system.<br />

To define the actions to be performed by a key, select a zoom level that allows you to see the<br />

key in question. For example, if you want to configure one of the function keys, select zoom<br />

level one or two as appropriate. Then, double-click the key to display the following…<br />

You will note that this dialog box has two tabbed pages. The first page is used to define what<br />

will happen when the key in question is pressed when the current page is selected. The second<br />

page is used to define what will happen if the key is pressed when any page is selected. The<br />

first type of action is called a local action, while the second type is called a global action. The<br />

color used to display the key will change according to which actions are defined…<br />

If the key is displayed in PURPLE, a local action is defined for this PAGE.<br />

If the key is displayed in GREEN, a GLOBAL action is defined.<br />

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