Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module - Manual (Page 531)

5 Chapter Chapter 12
System Security
12–11
Changing Text: Menu Field
After enabling the system for text/privilege changes, as described in the
preceding section, you must pick the item that is to be changed. An example
of this process is illustrated in Figure 12.11 (page 12–12). In this example,
the “
File ” text field in the main menu is changed to “ File Storage .”
When you pick File in the main menu, the Change Menu Option panel
appears, as shown in Figure 12.11. Note that the current name, “ File ,”
appears in the Menu Option field. When you pick this field, the keyboard
appears with the current name in the entry field.
At this point, you would type in “ File Storage ” and pick the key to
exit the keyboard. When you do, the new name “ File Storage ” appears in
the Menu Option field of the Change Menu Option panel. When you pick
the button, the main menu appears with the new name File Storage in
place of the previous name.
Changing Text: Button Field
The process for changing text in a button is basically the same as for
changing text in a menu field, described above. The first step is to make sure
the button appears on the display before picking the
Administer icon. Then,
pick the button to access the change panel (titled Push Button Change in
this case).
NOTE: If you pick a button that the system does not allow to be changed,
the message . . .
This item cannot be changed.
. . . will appear on the screen.
As an example of changing button text, if you wanted to change the
button in a tool edit panel to “
HiLo Limits ,” you would first pick the
Administer icon to enable the change operation. You would then pick the
button to access the Push Button Change panel, enter “ HiLo
Limits ” in the Menu Option field, and pick the button. The new name
“ HiLo Limits ” would then appear in button instead of “ Ranges .”
Note that in the button example, the full change panel appeared,
which allows both text modifications and access privilege level changes
(described later). If, however, you pick the
button, the abbreviated
version of the change panel would appear. The difference is that this panel
provides for text changes only. The system does not allow privilege level
changes for this button.