OMNI 4000/7000 Installation Guide – Rev H
Display screens are organized in a hierarchy of menu items and detailed information screens.
The Home screen, shown in Figure 4-2, is the default starting screen for navigation and can
always be accessed by pressing the Home key on the front panel. Table 4-2 describes each
element on the home screen and its function.
Figure 4-2: Home Screen
Table 4-2: Home Screen Elements and Descriptions
The bar at the top of every screen displays the name of the
current screen on the left. On the Home screen, the Computer ID
configuration string is displayed on the right.
This bar displays OMNI 7000 (for the OMNI 4000 and OMNI 7000),
the date, the time and the ID of the currently logged-in user or ‘No
User’ if no one is logged in.
When there are multiple screens for a category (such as Meter Runs),
the auxiliary bar displays numbers that function like tabs in a browser.
Use the navigation keypad to scroll left or right through each
numbered screen.
The large area in the center of the screen displays the main content.
This could be a menu of options or detailed data. Use the navigation
keypad and ‘OK’ to navigate within a screen and between screens.
This bar appears only on the Home screen. It displays the firmware
revision number of the flow computer and the configured application
mode, such as whether the flow computer is configured for liquid or
gas, K-Factor or Meter Factor linearization and using Metric or U.S.
units of measurement.
This bar labels the function keys directly below the display and
updates as the screen changes. For many screens, the function bar
simply provides shortcuts to several Home screen items, such as
Meter Runs, Stations, Reports and Batch.
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