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[Display Only First Cause] When this is checked, only first cause errors are displayed for error messages. [Display Mark for First Cause] When this is checked, first cause errors are marked on the left with an asterisk (*). [Display screen] [Screen No.] When this is checked, it is possible to set the screen number. The [Screen No.] is linked in consecutive order beginning with the top message of [Message GNo.] set in [Buffering Area Setting]. When an error occurs and you touch the displayed error message, the screen changes to the linked screen number. This function is useful for making detailed explanations of error contents. Enter “5” for the [Screen No.]. Press the “sensor 1 error” message directly beneath the top message. 2nd roller error 16:15:43 16:21:12 1st sensor error 16:15:51 16:21:54 2nd sensor error 16:15:52 16:21:55 Screen number 6 (the screen following screen number 5) is displayed. 1st sensor error UP DW + - RET [Display Mode] [Occurrence Time]/[Cancellation Time]/[Time Lag Display] [Total Frequency of Occurrence Display]/[Total Time of Occurrence Display] /[Occurrence Time Display] Time information attached to an error message varies, depending on which mode is selected. For [Time Lag Display] and [Total Time of Occurrence Display], the display is in units of time. [Calendar Condition] ([Only Date]/[Only Time]/[Date and Time]) This setting is valid when [Occurrence Time] or [Cancellation Time] is selected in [Display Mode]. Select default (when the screen is opened) for the date and time display condition. [Date Display] This setting is valid when [Only Date] or [Date and Time] is selected for [Calendar Condition]. Select the date display format. [Time Display] Select the time display format. The selection items will vary slightly depending on whether [Occurrence Time] and [Cancellation Time] or [Time Lag Display] and [Total Time of Occurrence Display] are selected in [Display Mode].
[Display Order] The meaning of “display order” varies depending on what is selected in [Display Mode]. Chronological Order When [Occurrence Time], [Cancellation Time], or [Time Lag Display] is selected in [Display Mode], older errors are displayed at the top and recently occurring errors are displayed at the bottom. When [Total Frequency of Occurrence Display] or [Total Time of Occurrence Display] is selected in [Display Mode], smaller totals are displayed at the top and larger totals are displayed at the bottom. Newest Order When [Occurrence Time], [Cancellation Time], or [Time Lag Display] is selected in [Display Mode], recently occurring errors are displayed at the top and older errors are displayed at the bottom. When [Total Frequency of Occurrence Display] or [Total Time of Occurrence Display] is selected in [Display Mode], larger totals are displayed at the top and smaller totals are displayed at the bottom. [Char. Prop.] tab window This is the same as relay sampling. For details, refer to page 12-46 in Instruction Manual. Display Area Part This is the same as bit sampling. For details, refer to page 12-38. Switches Active in the Alarm Display Mode Click the [Sample Switch] icon on the alarm display item tool bar. The switch pull down menu is displayed. Screen Editing [Alarm Display] icon Alarm display item tool bar [Sample Switch] [Display Area] [Detail] (Alarm Display) UP DOWN +BK -BK GR DISPLAY CHANGE RESET ORDER DEL Division No. Function : Roll Up Division No. Function : Roll Down Division No. Function : Plus Block Division No. Function : Minus Block Division No. Function : Graph Return Division No. Function : Display Change Division No. Function : Reset Division No. Function : Display Order Change Division No. Function : DEL [Division No.] Set the division number to be the same as the division number in the [Alarm Display] dialog.
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