Configure The Number Of Display Groups - ABB RMC-100 User Manual

Indicator Description
↑ The valve is opening. (The open signal is going to the valve actuator.)
↓ The valve is closing. (The close signal is going to the valve actuator.)
Ö
The valve RMC override conditions are met (DP/SP override set point or Low
Battery).
L L Local Lock-out is initiated.
Measurement Application
H
This displays when the HOLD flag is active. It also displays when:
PCCU32 is being calibrated.
The A to D converter cannot be read.
Z
Zero Flow Condition. This is only visible when Flow Rate displays.
A
Alarm Condition: View the alarm. Compare the application limits to current values to
determine where the alarm condition is.
AD A to D Failure. This displays if A to D Converter Absolute Differential Pressure,
Absolute Static Pressure or temperature readings exceed maximum counts or are
less than minimum counts.
BF Back Flow Condition. This is visible only when a DP variable displays.
Pump Control
F
Pump control, MODBUS® fault
P
Pump control disabled
R Pump control Run
S Pump control Stop
X Pump control, External Control
Other Protocols
C
Local console protocol
T
Local terminal protocol or TESORO® tank gauge
a ADP protocol
b Bluetooth® listen
n Network listen
s
ScaData protocol
x
X-Frame host annunciator
5.4.1

Configure the number of display groups

This procedure configures the number of display groups for the LCD.
A display group defines a group of variables. The RMC displays them on its LCD so they are viewable
without using PCCU.
The RMC ships with a standard or a custom configuration. Either configuration might include a factory
default display group for basic station parameters display.
display group configured. In this example, the default display group is named Factory Default (other
configurations use Station as the group's name). This group shows 7 display items with specific
assignments. The LCD displays the values of these parameters. Three Spare items are unassigned,
but configurable. The LCD only displays a value for these items when they are defined.
Figure 5-5 shows an RMC with a single
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