Cameron Scanner 3100 EFM - Configurable Display Features; Table 5.2-Parameter Status Glyph Definitions

Table 5.1—Device Status Glyph Denitions
Wireless Communications Status.
The wireless transmitter is disabled.
No mesh nodes are congured.
At least one mesh node is congured but none are operational.
One or more mesh nodes are congured and at least one is operational.
Multiple mesh nodes are congured and all are operational.
Table 5.2—Parameter Status Glyph Denitions
Fail. This parameter value is in a fail state.
High System Alarm. The parameter value exceeds the top end of the system operating range.
Locked. The parameter is in Maintenance mode, or is congured to use a user-specied override
value.
Low System Alarm. The parameter value is below the low end of the system operating range (low
end).
High User-Configured Alarm. The parameter value exceeds the user-congured high setpoint.
Low User-Configured Alarm. The parameter value is below the user-congured low setpoint.
Congurable Display Features
A number of display features can be congured via the Scanner 3100 web interface with the proper user permissions.
Note Only users with Administrator or Conguration Editor user access levels can change display features. See the
Scanner 3100 Web Interface User Manual for instructions on setting user security levels.
• Orientation. By default, display orientation is set to “automatically detect” the orientation of the device. If the
device is inverted, the display will automatically invert as well for optimum visibility. A user can also specify the
orientation of the MVT port as upward or downward.
• Color Scheme. The LCD display background can be congured as light gray or dark gray. Character color
automatically adjusts to provide contrast for easy viewing.
• Message Delay. This setting determines the length of time a set of parameters is displayed between scrolls. The
default setting is 10 seconds. The congurable range of values is 0 to 600 seconds (10 minutes).
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