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Menu Structure of VS 3000
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The VS 3000 Pack Controller must be connected to a setup unit for setting of parameters. Parameter setting is
made via the CAN bus interface communicating with the VS 3000. The setup unit for operation of the VS 3000
may be either an AL 300 Operator Terminal or a CI 3000 Store Computer (see also Section 1 System Design),
operation being identical for both.
Working with menus and screens
See Section 7 for details
Numbering of menus and screens
Each menu in the menu tree can be opened by entering a specific number and each operating screen in a
menu can be opened by selecting it from the menu. This is achieved by distinct marking by numbers and letters
in the menu tree. Numbers 1, 2, etc. identify the menu and the letters a, b, etc. identify the order of the screens
in the menu.
Example of screen numbering:
2-1 means that the screen can be opened from the menu tree by entering the numbers 2 - 1. This may be a
display screen or operating screen.
Example of operating screen numbering:
3-1-2-a-b means that the higher-level screen can be opened from the menu tree by entering the numbers
3-1-2. The letter or letters following indicate that one or more additional operating screens or selection lists can
be opened in the screen by selecting them with the ( → ) key. The letters show their order in the screen.
1 Brine LP
3 ...
4 ...
2 Control
1
1 System
2 ...
3 ...
4 ...
3
2
temp ON 10 K
temp OFF -20 K
...
...
Temperature
Temp 1
...
Temp 2
Circuit 1
Circuit 2
Sensor 2
Sensor 1
Main menu
1. Submenu
2. Submenu
1. Screen
2. Screen
Input Screen
b
a
a
b
Menus Screens
ZNR. 51203 51 930 E1
(Level 1)
(Level 2)
(Level 3)
1 Analog. val.
2 ...
3 ...
4 ...
1 Summary
4 ...
2 Actual val.
3 Setpoints
2
PoAct TK1 +1.76b
...
...
...
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