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Chapter 5. MVS-STX Display Menu Time Time and date are set in this menu. Accuracy is better than ±1 minute per month, and timekeeping is maintained for more than 10 years without power. Time/date are included on printed output, so setting them can help you maintain good documentation. In the Time Menu, the characters directly to the right of the flashing cursor are modified with the Arrow Keys. Press the Enter Key to advance the cursor to the next field. Press the Esc Key to enter the values in memory. Time is set in the menu tree for any channel and applies to all channels in the system. Zclmp (zero clamp) This menu sets a window around zero for the gross weight. When the gross weight falls within the specified range (usually indicating a negligible amount of material in the vessel), the display is forced to zero. The user can specify a different range for gross weight above zero (Hi) and below zero (Lo). For example, with a Lo of -200 and Hi of 100, all gross weights between -200 and +100 appear as 0 on the display. If Lo is 0, the display may show a small negative gross weight when the vessel is near empty if the calibration is not completely accurate. Zclmp only affects the value on the display. Setpoints, current outputs, and serial outputs are unaffected. Hi can range from 0 to 255; Lo can range from 0 to -255. The default for both is 0. The values can be modified using the Arrow Keys or by direct entry with the keypad. When the desired number is shown, pressing the Enter Key saves the new value. When inputting Hi and Lo, the display automatically shows fixed zeroes or decimal point, consistent with Form. Table 4-2 provides examples of the maximum values. Form Maximum Value for Hi and Lo xxx.xx 2.55 xxxxx 255 xxxxxoo 25500 Table 5-2. Interaction of Form and Zclmp Hide This menu allows you to ‘hide’ a channel from the MVS’s scanning sequence. The MVS continues to monitor the hidden channel but does not display it. This function is useful if you are not using all available channels to monitor vessels, want to observe specific channels without taking other channels offline, or want to hide a math channel that contains intermediate results. The default for Hide is Off (i.e., the channel is not hidden). Follow this procedure to hide channels: 1. If in Auto Mode (Auto LED illuminated), press the Auto/Man Key to put the MVS in Manual Mode. The Auto LED turns off. 2. Use the Arrow Keys to scroll to the desired channel. 3. Press the Menu Key to display the Main Menu. The display shows: MAIN MENU 4. Press the F1 Key to access the Disp Menu. The display shows: DISPLAY MENU 5. Press the Menu Key three times to access the menu’s fourth page. The display shows: DISPLAY MENU 6. Press the F3 Key to access the Hide Menu. The display shows: HIDE VESSEL (Asterisk indicates the current selection.) 7. Press the F1 Key to hide the channel. The display acknowledges the selection and returns to: DISPLAY MENU Note Disp I/O Cal F1 F2 F3 Avg Cntby Units F1 F2 F3 Time Zclmp Hide F1 F2 F3 On *Off F1 F2 F3 Time Zclmp Hide F1 F2 F3 The MVS will not hide a channel until you enable Hide, described in Step 8. 5-6
Chapter 5. MVS-STX Display Menu 8. Press the Auto/Man Key to return to channel monitoring in Manual Mode. Press the Shift Key (Shift LED illuminated) and then press the ‘9’ Key. The MVS acknowledges Hide is enabled. All channels that have On selected in the Hide Menu will not display until you disable Hide (see Step 9). 9. To display hidden channels again, while channel monitoring in Manual Mode press the Shift Key (Shift LED illuminated) and then press the ‘9’ Key. The MVS acknowledges Hide is disabled, and the display will show all channels again. 5-7
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