Commissioning and operation
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Function and operation
Display functions
The display is switched on and off using the Power button (top right). Underneath this, there are four sys
tem keys for adjustment of the display illumination and for maintenance of the display. Usually, only the ar
row keys are important. The “Menu" and “Store" keys are for controlling the OSD menu.
Function: Switching the display on and off.
Functions: Activation and deactivation of the OSD menu and switching to the next
higher menu level.
Standard func
tion:
Decrease display brightness.
Additional functions if the OSD menu is shown: shifting the selection field
for the menu items upwards and increasing parameter values.
Standard func
tion:
Increasing display brightness
Additional functions if the OSD menu is shown: shifting selection field for
the menu items downwards and decreasing parameters.
Functions: Selecting menu items and saving parameter values.
Software operation
The MMDS-CMS 10/15 monitor serves to display and control visualisation software that is installed on the
PC. This software is adapted to the overall system and is explained in a system description. Ten function
keys are arranged on the left of the display for operation of the software. The assigned functions are shown
at the edge of the display.
Example of a function key with the assigned function to call up analogue
display.
For the control of software functions, there are also two keys at the bottom right for visual and acoustic
alarm acknowledgement.
Standard function:
Additional function:
Acoustic acknowledgement of all monitoring devices contained in the
system.
If a Windows communication box appears, this key (TAB) enables
selection control.
Standard function:
Additional function:
Visual acknowledgement, which means that all flashing alarms switch to
continuous light if they have previously been acknowledged acoustically.
All other monitoring devices contained in the system are acknowledged
as well.
If a Windows communication box appears, this key (ENTER) enables
acknowledgement.
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