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Figure 51. Editing sensitivity block
First Register
Count
Sensitivity
Select the starting register for the sensitivity block.
Select the number of consecutive registers to which the sensitivity applies.
Select the amount that the register needs to change before a COS trigger occurs.
Dashboard configuration
The 451U-2 provides a dashboard feature to allow users to remotely access a view of the status of the device’s I/O and registers. Any authorized user can access the device’s dashboard remotely using a
Web-browser. You configure which registers will be displayed on the dashboard, and how they will be displayed.
To access the dashboard, use a Web-browser to browse to the device’s IP address. The dashboard display updates automatically.
To configure the dashboard display, select the “Dashboard” tree node under the device that you want to configure.
Figure 52. Example dashboard display
Figure 53. Dashboard configuration
You configure these items for the entire dashboard page
Enable home
Page
Redirection:
Page Title:
Checking this button makes future access to the device’s IP address directly to the dashboard. This simplifies access to the dashboard for users that are unfamiliar with the product. If this button is left unchecked, accessing the device will take users to the device’s home page. (From the home-page, you can still access the dashboard by clicking a link to view the dashboard).
This is the title that will be displayed at the top of the dashboard view.
Display
Configuration
Page Link:
If this is selected, the dashboard view provides a link labeled “Configuration”. This provides a link to the device’s regular home page. If you don’t want your users to have easy access to the device’s home page, then un-check this button.
Add” and
“Delete” buttons:
Note
: You can still access the home page by typing in full address to your browser bar: http://<Device_IPAddress>/operator/main.asp
These let you add and delete table rows. Each row corresponds to an item on the dashboard display.
“Move Up” and
“Move Down” buttons:
These let you adjust the order items are displayed on the dashboard. Items are displayed on the dashboard in the same order as they are listed in the table.
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“Edit” Button: This lets you edit the settings for the currently selected table row. This activates the Edit dialog box.
Name:
Register:
Display Type:
Units:
Over/Under
Range Value:
High / Low
Alarm:
Invert:
Register/
Display Point 1/2:
The item name displayed on the dashboard display
This is the register that will be displayed on the dashboard. Use the drop-down to select from named registers, or use the button to display a full dialog to select any device register.
Currently the “Text Value” option is only supported. Future firmware releases may support graphical display of analog values
(Analog registers only) Enter the text to display for units.
(Analog registers only) If the displayed value moves beyond these thresholds, the text
“Ovr” or “Und” is displayed instead of the displayed value.
If the displayed value moves beyond these values, the dashboard item displays in red.
For Digital registers, set these both to 0 to disable. Set High alarm to 1 to alarm with ON state, and set Low alarm to 1 to alarm with
OFF state.
For digital registers, use this to invert the state, so that ON displays when the input is off, and vice-versa.
For Analog registers, these four values set the display scaling. You configure two points which define what value will be displayed as the register value changes. Refer to section “Internal I/O” and “Analog Inputs” for more detail on how the measured value is represented in the registers.
Figure 54. Edit window
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