Anderson Manufacturing AV-9000 - Manual (Page 300)

Appendix C Edition 3
Rev G C-2
AVERAGE VALUES - System Prompts - Configuration - Recorders - Page 4-46
The choice for the parameter RECORDING METHOD that prints a single dot corresponding to the average of the
trended value during the “print interval”. This method records a series of dots which may not form a continuous
trend line.
BACKGROUND - System Prompts - Configuration - Operator Messages - Page 4-88
A choice for the parameter DISPLAY MODE. It specifies that the message does not override the display of values,
but is included in the Display Sequence in both the Continuous and Sequential Display modes, like any other
display or value.
BLANK MAJOR PERIODS - Chart Prompts - Chart Configuration - Page 6-5
Parameters that specifies the number of major time lines to print between sets of scales, or said another way, the
number of major time divisions to leave between sets of major time divisions which include scales. This is used to
reduce the clutter on the chart if every time line included a scale line and the scale values. For example, if three
trend lines are being recorded on a 24 hour chart, setting BLANK MAJOR LINES to 5 would yield a completed
chart with 3 sets of scales (3 time lines, scale lines, and scale values in each set) evenly spaced around the chart
with 5 major time lines between each set of scales.
CALIBRATION - System Prompts - Section 11
Prompt section where routines for performing various calibrations are located.
CHANGE ALL ENABLES - System Prompts - Enables & Passwords - Page 9-1
Prompt which provides ability to change all enable settings at once, rather than one at a time. When YES is
selected, the next prompt will be CHANGE ALL TO. See CHANGE ALL TO.
CHANGE ALL TO - System Prompts - Enables & Passwords - Page 9-1
Prompt at which the choice changes all enable settings. The choices are DISABLED, ENABLED, and TOGGLE.
The TOGGLE choice causes all sections that are enabled to be disabled, and vice versa. This prompt is accessed
only by selecting YES for CHANGE ALL ENABLES.
CHANGE CHART - Chart Prompts - Page 6-1
Prompt which provides selection of NO or YES - when first viewed, NO is blinking. To change the chart, select
YES. Chart will stop and the instrument will display the next prompt. When stopped in this manner, it can only be
started by selecting YES at the START NEW CHART prompt.
CHART CONFIGURATION - Chart Prompts - Page 6-2
Prompt section containing parameters which configure the chart in a general sense. The parameters include:
chart size, speed, time periods, time line colors, etc. The configuration of the trend recording is done in the
RECORDERS section under CONFIGURATION.
CHART Key
The CHART key is used to enter the Chart Prompts and to advance through the individual chart prompts.
CHART MESSAGES - System Prompts - Configuration - Page 4-92
Prompt section containing parameters which configure Chart Messages. A Chart Message consists of a text
message, four values, and a time and date stamp. The message is recorded on the chart when triggered by the
transition of an actuator. The text is recorded unless it is blank, and the values and time/date stamp are optional,
so the message could be one to six “lines”. Missing lines cause the remaining lines to be moved up. The mes-
sage overwrites the scale data (as opposed to being “ored” with it) in order to insure readability. Trend and time
lines are not overwritten or lost.
Chart Prompts - Page 6-1
One of three main prompt sections used to provide access to all chart related configuration functions and provide
access to change the chart when required.