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Scroll bar Always show<br />

Always hide<br />

Automatic<br />

Telegram acknowledge Required for status display<br />

Order-No. 7574 00 1X<br />

Not required for status display<br />

Software "...590101"<br />

Parameters<br />

there will be a switching time review.<br />

When a switching time is set, and which<br />

is before the current time, the panel<br />

checks whether a telegram has now<br />

been transmitted for the affected timer<br />

switch channel. If this is not the case,<br />

the telegram of this switching time is repeated<br />

and is thus executed immediately.<br />

If the parameter is set to "No", the<br />

switching time in the past is not executed<br />

until the following day.<br />

The panel can display a scroll bar on the<br />

right hand side of the screen, using<br />

which it is possible to navigate between<br />

multiple linked pages or different display<br />

elements. With the "Automatic" setting,<br />

the scroll bar is only shown when there<br />

is a previous or next page available,<br />

meaning that page navigation is required.<br />

Otherwise the scroll bar is hidden<br />

on a page created by the project<br />

planner.<br />

With the "Always hide" setting, the<br />

scrollbar cannot be seen on any screen<br />

page. In this case, it is not possible to<br />

navigate between the screen pages using<br />

the scroll bar.<br />

With the "Always show" setting, the<br />

scrollbar can be seen on every screen<br />

page. It takes up space, even if no page<br />

navigation is planned.<br />

On certain system pages, the scroll bar<br />

is not shown for reasons of clarity and<br />

navigation.<br />

i With the "Always show" and "Automatic"<br />

settings, the scroll bar can<br />

also be seen on some system<br />

pages.<br />

A display element usually shows the<br />

current value of a communication object<br />

(e.g. ON or OFF). If the communication<br />

object odes not possess a valid value,<br />

then the display element will just show a<br />

line of dashes "-----" rather than the<br />

value in the display element.<br />

This parameter allows you to use the<br />

"Not required for status display" parameter<br />

to show a value sent by the panel,<br />

even without a valid acknowledgement.<br />

Caution: this setting may cause the panel<br />

to display values which deviate from<br />

the real status in the KNX/EIB system.<br />

With the setting "Required for status display",<br />

an external acknowledgement of a<br />

sent telegram is always required until<br />

the panel displays a valid value in the<br />

display element.<br />

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