TEMES 1.0

Figure 2-42: Parameter tree node Display Item.

 

The display items will be shown just after the start-up text disappears (or directly after a parameter set is loaded). Display items are arranged in rows and columns. The position of a display item is given by its name (Dr.c, with row r and column c). The rows beyond 4 (row ≥ 5) are shown on the second page starting with the first row. The second page can be made visible by switching the page slider from 1 to 2.

 

Output Item: The following types are supported.

Text – The specified Output Text will be displayed.

Source as floating point value – The first two characters of the specified output text will be displayed. Followed by the source's physical value in floating point format.
For SICOLOG/SICO3/USBDL1 V1.0.18 or better, the output text can be shorter/longer, and optionally be formatted with a ##[#...] placeholder or with a **[*...] placeholder for the floating point value, where each placeholder character represents one character of the floating point value.

Source as hex value – The first two characters of the specified output text will be displayed. Followed by the hexadecimal bit value of the source.

Source as binary value (Low-Byte) – The first two characters of the specified output text will be displayed. Followed by the binary low byte of the source's bit value.

Source as binary value (High-Byte) – The first two characters of the specified output text will be displayed. Followed by the binary high byte of the low word of the source's bit value.

CPU-Load – Displays the load of the CPU in percent. This value is temporarily insignificant for the SICOLOG/USBDL1 during USB stick I/O accesses (it will temporarily show a value of up to 100 %).

Sample rate – Displays the sample rate.

Memory usage – Displays the memory usage.

Memory block – Displays the memory block.

Date – Displays the date.

Time – Displays the time.

Bar (left) – Displays the source as bar (starting from left)

Bar (middle) – Displays the source as bar (starting from the middle)

Bar (right) – Displays the source as bar (starting from right)

Note that not all output items are necessarily implemented by the corresponding device.

 

Source: List of all available input signals.

 

Digits behind dec. point: Number of decimals.