PowerPanel uWIN Software

uWIN Software Manual UTICOR Technology, LP
2 Main Programming Screen
7. In order to assign each rectangle the value that it will represent,
you must use the Keypad Triggers under the Keypad
menu. Under the Keypad menu click on Keypad Triggers.
8. A window containing each keypad trigger will appear. You
must state whether the trigger is undefined or state the location
of the trigger.
9. Click on K:0 and then select Edit. The software is now asking
you to box in the rectangle that represents the 0 on the keypad.
To do this, click on one corner of the rectangle and drag the
cursor to the opposite corner of the rectangle, then click the
mouse button again. Continue repeating these steps until all of
the triggers on the keypad are defined.
10. To define the accumulator, click on the accumulator trigger
and select Edit. A window will appear allowing you to select
the color, number of digits, character size and display format
for the accumulator. After you have defined these options
click OK. The accumulator is now attached to your cursor.
Place the accumulator in the box at the top of the keypad and
click your mouse to finish the placement.
11. Click on Exit and save the screen.
Alarm Screens
Alarms display Alpha-Numeric Text when either a discrete bit or a
value is outside of a preset range. The alarm can be displayed as long
as the bit remains active. When multiple alarms are set they are displayed
one after another in the order they were triggered and will state
the alarm number and total alarms in the queue. The PGI 100 will
monitor a maximum of 100 alarm inputs.
An alarm consists of a 34-character text message. When an alarm is
triggered, it is displayed across the bottom of the screen in a 2 X 2 text
size.
To select or create an alarm, click onto the Screen menu and choose
Select > Alarms.
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