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QuickStick HT User Manual 25
Rockwell Automation Publication MMI-UM007F-EN-P - September 2020
• Data Entry – There are several conventions for data entry:
• Exact – The text is shown in single quotes. Example: Enter the name ‘Origin’
in the text field.
• Variable – The text is shown in italics. Example: Save the file as file_
name.xml.
• Numbers – All numbers are assumed to be decimal unless otherwise noted and use the
US number format; that is, one thousand = 1,000.00. Non-decimal numbers (binary or
hexadecimal) are explicitly stated.
• Binary – Followed by
2
, for example, 1100 0001 0101
2
, 1111 1111 1111 1111
2
.
• Hex – Preceded by 0x, for example, 0xC15, 0xFFFF.
• Measurements – All measurements are SI (International System of Units). The for-
mat for dual dimensions is SI_units [English_units]; for example, 250 mm [9.8 in].
• Part Numbers – All part numbers that are shown are the catalog numbers for ordering
the item being referenced. These numbers are shown in different formats, for example;
700-1483-00, MMI-HT-C2198-D032, 2198-KITCON-D032-L.
• Text in blue is a hyperlink. These links are active when viewing the manual as a PDF.
Select a hyperlink to change the manual view to the page of the item referenced. In
some cases, the item that is referenced is on the same page, so no change in the view
occurs.
Notes, Safety Notices, and Symbols
Notes, Safety Notices, and Symbols that are used in this manual have specific meanings and
formats. Examples of notes, the different types of safety notices and their general meanings
are provided in this section. Adhere to all safety notices provided throughout this manual to
help achieve safe installation and use.
Notes
Notes are set apart from other text and provide additional or explanatory information. The text
for Notes is in standard type as shown in the following example.
NOTE: A note provides additional or explanatory information.
Safety Notices
Safety Notices are set apart from other text. The symbol on the left of the notice identifies the
type of hazard (see Symbol Identification on page 46 for symbol descriptions). The text in the
message panel identifies the hazard, methods to avoid the hazard, and the consequences of not
avoiding the hazard.
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