7 Operation
NOTICE
Since not all device parameters can be set via the fieldbus interface, additional param‐
eterization via display or SOPAS ET may be required.
This is also the case if the following device parameters are not set via the fieldbus
interface:
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Resolution distance value see "Object 4000h – Distance Resolution", page 77
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Resolution speed value see "Object 4001h – Velocity Resolution", page 77
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Measuring direction see "Object 6000h Operating Parameters", page 78
•
Node ID see "Address assignment (node ID)", page 88
•
Baud rate see "Baud rate setting", page 89
NOTICE
Pushbutton damage due to improper handling!
Improper handling of the pushbuttons can damage them. This will make operation
difficult or impossible.
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Only operate the pushbuttons with your fingers or a suitable pointing device.
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Do not operate the pushbuttons using sharp or hard objects.
NOTE
For basic instructions for the display and control elements, see "Display and control
elements", page 14. Pressing the pushbutton for more than 2 seconds switches
from measured value display to menu display operating mode.
For the overall menu structure, see "Menu structure", page 105.
NOTE
Parameters set using the operating buttons are not permanently saved until the system
jumps back to the measured value display. Depending on the menu level, it jumps back
if the is pushed several times or automatically if no button is pressed for longer
than 90seconds. Depending on the changed parameter, the device restarts when
switching to the measured value display, which causes a brief interruption in fieldbus
communication.
7.1 Parameter description
7.1.1 Main menu
The distance value is shown in the display by default. With the pushbutton, you can
switch from the distance value display to the bar graph level display and other process
values.
You can scroll through the process values in the main menu using the and
pushbuttons.
Table 10: Process values
Process values Description
Distance value Display of distance value in mm
Bar graph level Display of the received signal level as a bar graph
Numerical level Display of the received signal attenuation as a numerical value
see "Received signal level", page 28.
Temperature Display of the internal device temperature
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