ATS115-ATS115Plus User’s Manual 23
When an input configured with the functions “DIF.3202”, “DIF.3204” and “DIF.3206” (important
status) is activated, the controller forces the related page on the display, so that the operator
see immediately what happened.
Each configured input uses a line on the display: the controller displays the text configured for
that input (P.2003 for the input 1) followed by the status of the input (1/0). If the available space
is not enough to visualize all statuses, the controller shows them making the pages rotate
every two seconds; holding the SHIFT button down, the pages rotation is locked on the one
currently displayed.
The operator can divide these statuses in three pages (gathering them according to their
functions in order to avoid to have too many of them per page), using different functions for
the digital inputs.
Page S.09 (DIGITAL INPUTS) displays the status of the digital inputs of the controller. Both
physical and virtual inputs (16) are displayed.
The status of the inputs can be displayed in three different ways, which can be selected
pressing ENTER:
Visualization of the inputs logic statuses (which can differ from the physical status if
some reversals are set with the parameters P.2000 and P.2050). Input statuses are
displayed normally (not in “reverse”). For each active input a “1” is displayed; for each
inactive input a “0” is displayed.
Visualization of the inputs physical statuses. Statuses are displayed in “reverse”. For
each active input a “1” is displayed; for each inactive input a “0” is displayed. Physical
statuses do not have sense for virtual digital inputs.
Visualization per function. Each line of the display shows one of the functions
associated to the inputs, followed by the input (logic) status that uses this function.
This is useful to check the status of a particular function without previously knowing
which input is using it. For example, it is possible to check immediately the ACB status
without knowing which input receives its feedback. If the lines on the display are not
enough to show all the configured functions, the controller shows them making the
pages rotate every two seconds; holding the SHIFT button down, the pages rotation
is locked on the one currently displayed.
Page S.10 (DIGITAL OUTPUTS) shows the status of all the digital outputs of the controller.
The status of the outputs can be displayed in three different ways, which can be selected
pressing the ENTER button:
Visualization of the outputs logic statuses (which can differ from the physical status if
some reversals are set with the parameters P.3000 and P.3020). Output statuses are
displayed normally (not in “reverse”). For each active output a “1” is displayed; for
each inactive output a “0” is displayed.
Visualization of the outputs physical statuses. Statuses are displayed in “reverse”. For
each active output a “1” is displayed; for each inactive output a “0” is displayed.
Visualization per function. Each line of the display shows one of the functions
associated to the outputs, followed by the output (logic) status that uses this function.
This is useful to check the status of a particular function without previously knowing
which input is using it. For example, it is possible to check immediately the ACB
closing command without knowing which input receives its feedback. If the lines on
the display are not enough to show all the configured functions, the controller shows
them making the pages rotate every two seconds; holding the SHIFT button down, the
pages rotation is locked on the one currently displayed.
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