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4.5Analog Signals Display (active area)

Tap this active area3, top right of the “home” page (Figure 2), to enter a new window of operation for analog signals display and configuration, see Figure 10 below:

Figure 10–Analog signals display screen

The item selected from the analog signals active area will now be the highlighted item listed in the new window. The pull-down menu enables the user to select the signal group; signal items are listed below the group heading. Navigate the menu list to select the desired item.

4.5.1Controller Signals

Once a menu item is selected, tap the “Configure” button to produce another window and list of items to navigate, see 6.6.2. To edit items, the User will be prompted for a password (via a pop-up window).

4.5.2Analog Inputs

Once a menu item is selected, tap the “Calibrate” button to produce another window and list of items to navigate, see 6.6.1. To edit items, the User will be prompted for a password (via a pop-up window).

4.5.3Digital Inputs

Under this menu heading, the user can view the list of digital inputs, see Table B.

4.5.4Rectifier Signals

Under this menu heading, the user can view the list of rectifier signals, see Table E.

4.5.5Custom Signals

Once a menu item is selected, tap the “Configure” button to produce another window and list of items to navigate. To edit items, the User will be prompted for a password (via a pop-up window).

4.5.6Converter Signals

Under this menu heading, the user can view the list of converter signals, see Table H.

4.5.7Counter

Once a menu item is selected, tap the “Configure” button to produce another window and list of items to navigate. To edit items, the user will be prompted for a password (via a pop-up window).

4.5.8Timers

Once a menu item is selected, tap the “Configure” button to produce another window and list of items to navigate. To edit items, the user will be prompted for a password (via a pop-up window).

4.5.9ADIO Signals

Under this menu heading, the user can view the live data from an ADIO device (i.e., Cordex Smart Peripherals) connected to the CXC. Refer also to Section 6.6.2.6, Example Four.

3 When labels are not shown, digits are displayed two rows high. See Figure 2 for Normal Operation. Tap to minimize (see Figure 1) and tap again to enter new window of operation.