Red Lion LEGEND - Manual (Page 29)

PROGRAM DISPLAY MODULE
DISPLAYS 1 TO 4
The four indication displays are programmed individually. Each line of
each display can be configured to show a value mnemonic, a numeric value,
the output status, a preset value, the counter load value, or a custom display
line. Each display can be programmed to be Green or Red on Dual Color
models. The full value mnemonics are factory set to:
RATE
PEAK
VALLEY
COUNT
The first character of the full mnemonic is displayed to the left of the
appropriate numeric value if the other line is not programmed to display the full
mnemonic. For rate peak and rate valley displays, the abbreviated mnemonic is
the first character of the full rate mnemonic, followed by the first character of
the full peak or valley mnemonic. The following is a list of the single or dual
character mnemonics that are displayed for the factory set full mnemonics:
R - Indicates the Rate Value.
Rp - Indicates the Rate Peak Value.
Rv Indicates the Rate Valley Value.
C - Indicates the Counter Value.
O - 1 2 3 4 5 6 - Indicates output status:
The numeric digits show which outputs are on.
When the output is off, the digit is replaced
by a small box ( n ).
P1 - Indicates Preset 1 Value.
P2 - Indicates Preset 2 Value.
P3 - Indicates Preset 3 Value.
P4 - Indicates Preset 4 Value.
P5 - Indicates Preset 5 Value.
P6 - Indicates Preset 6 Value.
CL - Indicates Counter Load Value.
SCROLL SPEED (SCRO.SPD)
The indication displays can be set to scroll automatically at a 2.5 or 5
second rate. The displays can be selected not to scroll, in which case the up
and down arrow keys are used to scroll through the displays.
DISPLAY INTENSITY (DSP.LEVEL)
The brightness of the backlighting can be adjusted from 1 to 5, with 5 as the
brightest. On dual color models, there is a separate adjustment for each color.
CUSTOM DISPLAY LINES (CUST.DSP.1 / CUST.DSP.2)
The Legend Plus has two Custom Display Lines which allow the user to
specify the number of digits of a value to be displayed on the line, along with
any alpha-numeric prefix or suffix. This feature has the same available
characters as messages and program mnemonics. The numeric digit positions
are indicated by pressing F1 and ENT at the desired display position. For a
complete list of characters and text editing key functions, see Program
Messages Text Editing section.
PROGRAM MNEMONIC
Allows the user to modify main display value mnemonics (RATE, COUNT,
etc.) to display the mnemonic of their choice. For example, the value “RATE”
can be changed to read “SPEED”. See Program Messages Text Editing section
for a complete listing of available characters and text editing commands.
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