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Functions 1 Operator dialogue terminals 1 Magelis graphic terminals Functions XBT F graphic terminals have the following functions: b display of animated synoptic screens, control, modification of numeric and alphanumeric variables, b displayofaserviceline(statusandalarmbar)withthecurrenttime, b dynamic visualisation of operating data (settings, measurements, recipes, maintenance messages) and process errors, b control via dynamic or static function keys, b scaling of analogue variables, b real-time and trending curves, b alarm log and management of alarm groups, b management of help pages, form pages, recipe pages, b pages can be called up by the user or by the PLC, b three levels of password, b printing of form pages, date and time stamped log and alarms, b communication protocol application support in the type II PCMCIA application memory card. 1 The role of the function keys is defined using the XBT L1003 software. Modifications cannot be made during operation. Each function key can be associated with an internal bit of the PLC application. Static function keys Static function keys are defined for the whole application. Theycanbeusedfor: b accessing a page, b setting latching memory bits, b toggling memory bits (ON/OFF). Statickeyscanbemarkedwithchangeablelegends. Dynamic function and touch-sensitive keys Dynamic function and touch-sensitive keys are associated with a page. Their role can therefore differ from one page to another. Theycanbeusedfor: b accessing a page, b setting latching memory bits, b toggling memory bits (ON/OFF), b access to the modification of a value, b direct writing. Each dynamic key and touch-sensitive key can be assigned a label or icon illustrating its function. On touch-sensitive terminals, the touch-sensitive zones function in a similar way to the dynamic keys on keypad terminals. Characteristics: page 1/26 References: page 1/27 Dimensions: page 1/47 1/23
Functions (continued) 1 Operator dialogue terminals 1 Magelis graphic terminals Functions (continued) Service keys Service keys are the “arrow” keys and the control keys combined, and are used for modifying the parameters of the automated system. The control keys are used to perform the following actions: ENTER Confirm a selection or entry, acknowledge an alarm. MOD ESC SHIFT MENU HOME SYST Change to the mode for entering pages, password, fields or graphic objects. Cancel an entry, suspend or stop a current action. Successively display previous pages. Quit the alarm display. Access the second of the dual key functions. Access to a menu containing the operating functions which do not have direct access keys. Return to the entry point of the current menu. Example: return to the first page of the application. Access the confidential mode which contains the password protected setup functions. ALARM View the alarms. PRINT Print. The “arrow” keys are used to: b changepagewithinamenu, b change fields on a page, b select an object on a page, b movewithinapage, b select the value of a digit, b select a value from a list of choices, b increment or decrement the value of a variable field, when used with the SHIFT key. Characteristics: page 1/26 1/24 References: page 1/27 Dimensions: page 1/47
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