saved through the Default Options menu. If changed through Combivis, the ‘Customer_
LIFT.dw5’ (or ‘Customer_drive.dw5’) le must be saved and transferred to the operator.
The updated view will now remain after rebooting.
The six display formats are:
• Scrolling Text (TxT): The operator will display the variable name and the data as
a text string that will scroll if needed.
• Speed Dial (SpD): The operator will display the variable name and a speed dial
view that ranges from 0 to 100% based on the limits for the parameter.
• STO Display (STO): The operator will display the STO and SBC bits of the Input
Parameter. If the LIFT or drive input parameter are not selected, it will display a
message instructing the user to select the input parameter.
• Bar Graph (Bar): The operator will display the variable name and a bar graph will
ll in ranging from 0 to 100% based on the limits for the parameter. This box will
take up two box slots horizontally on the screen.
• Input/Output Switches (I/O): The operator will display the input or output switch
values determined from the input or output status parameters. This display takes
up four slots and will only work if displaying the specic input and output parame-
ters.
• Radial Compact View (Cmp): This display uses the entire screen to display a
parameter with the rst 16 bits individually viewable. It will also display the plain
text data string associated with the parameter value.
• Radial List View (Lst): This display uses the entire screen to display a parame-
ter with up to the rst sixteen bits displayed in a scrollable list. Each bit displayed
must have a plain text string associated with it and each of the displayed bits can
be toggled on or o. This screen is designed for displaying the Status Word or
Control Word parameters.
Key Function Bar Description
F1 Main Return to Home screen
F3 Top Move cursor to top selection
F4 Bottom Move cursor to bottom selection
Figure 26: Parameter view screen
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