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6.1.4. PUSHBUTTONS MENUS DESCRIPTION AND HOW TO USE THEM
Seven Appendixes (A, B, C, D, E, F and G) detail the communication paths inside each menu and give descriptions and
explanations of each function.
♦ NORMAL Menu (see Appendix A).
♦ SETUP Menu (see Appendix A).
♦ BASIC SETUP Menu (see Appendix B).
♦ ADVANCED SETUP Menu (see Appendix C).
♦ ENGINEERING UNIT Menu (see Appendix D).
♦ FILTERING Menu (see Appendix D).
♦ 4-20mA GENERATION Menu (see Appendix E).
♦ AUTOMATIC TUNING Menu (see Appendix E).
♦ VIEW DATA Menu (see Appendix F).
♦ FAILSAFE Menu (see Appendix G).
♦ VIEW ERROR Menu (see Appendix G).
6.1.4.1. NORMAL Menu (Appendix A)
To enter NORMAL Menu from normal operating mode, press any button.
NORMAL menu allows to:
♦ Enter SETUP menu in order to set all instrument parameters.
♦ Access VIEW DATA menu (Appendix F) where the user can READ ONLY all current configuration, calibration and diagnostics
data saved in the instrument.
♦ View all faults which have occurred since the last fault clear with VIEW ERROR menu (Appendix G).
♦ Clear all faults with CLEAR FAULT function (Appendix G).
♦ Come back to normal operating mode: display in sequence of level variable and output current.
6.1.4.2. SETUP Menu (Appendix A)
SETUP menu allows to:
♦ Enter BASIC SETUP menu (Appendix B) to set all basic configuration and calibration parameters for a quick commissioning.
♦ Enter ADVANCED SETUP menu (Appendix C) to set all advanced configuration and calibration parameters for complete
management of process constraints and user practices.
♦ Come back to NORMAL menu.
♦ Access VIEW DATA menu (Appendix F) where the user can READ ONLY all current configuration, calibration and diagnostics
data saved in the instrument.
♦ View all faults which have occurred since the last fault clear with VIEW ERROR menu (Appendix G).
♦ Clear all faults with CLEAR FAULT function (Appendix G).
6.1.4.3. ENGINEERING UNIT Menu (Appendix D)
This menu allows the user to:
♦ Define the desired engineering unit for the level variable (%, cm, cm
3
…).
♦ Define the lower and higher level values (zero and span) expressed in engineering unit.
6.1.4.4. FILTERI
NG Menu (Appendix D)
This menu allows the setting of the two filterings available in the instrument:
♦ Damping adjustment (analog filtering).
♦ Smart filtering parameters tuning.
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