Instruction manual

4.2. N g
This section s t
tachometer functions. The second deals with the mechanics of navigating
through menus and changing user-configurable constants. Section 5, Example
Applicatio u r
similarities in the mechanics of navigation through menus and changing
constants, ex p
detail. Instruction on navigating to, and changing constants is covered early in
this section. Description of changing constants through the TACHTROL
display C eq
4.2.1.
The T information
center. Along the top edge, the available Digital and Relay outputs are displayed
as arm status is shown as a highlighted box
aroun right corner, a T or C is
displayed to indicate if the instrument is in the Tachometer or Counter mode.
The ta
sectio her one
or bot n
equat
active
The display view shown indicates an alarm only on Digital Relay 1, Tachometer
mode is active, Channel A and B are
both a
is “rp
is ass
avigatin Menus And Changing Constants
ha wo main purposes. The first is to define and illustrate
ns, will provide actual examples for the se to follow. Due to
am les of each will not be shown, however they are all defined in
or TA HLINK may vary with each subs uent example.
Main
ACHTROL
plus
main display screen serves as the visual
well as alarm status for each. Al
d the appropriate alarm designator. In the upper
chometer can input two channels of frequency (A&B). In the center
n of the screen the user can configure the instrument to display eit
h channels or a frequency channel and the mathematical result of a
ion (E:). Just below the lower line, the user can define a set of units for the
channels being displayed above.
ctive, user-defined Units for A
m” and B is “frequency”. Menu
igned to
, Security is
ed to
.
assign
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