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Reporter
670
The reporter 670
operates as a slave display. It is capable of displaying full
alphanumeric information via a serial port on a dual line
back-lit LCD. In connection with a serial unit, message texts
may be positioned within the indicating range by means of
simplest commands.
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Due to the easy handling, the unit
may be used in a vast field of applications.
•Complete operation via the
serial interface
•3 operating modes for message text positioning
•Operating parameters are retained in case of power
failure
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Reporter
680
The reporter 680 is the
standard version for price sensitive applications. Up to 100
messages can comfortably be programmed using the PC-based
set-up software package. The messages are stored in a
nonvolatile memory in the reporter unit. Each message may
contain additional attributes such as energizing an alarm
out-put, blinking, scrolling, display priority, text chaining
or a defined display time.
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The chained message attribute
allows to link a message (e.g. failure message) with other
messages (e.g. failure clearance information).
•Message requests via
parallel and serial interface
•2 display modes with a stack memory for 16 text addresses
•Operating parameters are retained in case of power
failure
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Reporter
690
Based on the 680 version, this
unit offers more features for extended applications. Variable
process data can be embedded into the message text. This
ensures up to date process information. Two additional display
modes (first in/first out and last in/first out) determine the
order in which queued messages will be displayed. In order to
make most use of these additional features, the 690 contains a
programmable pushbutton on the front panel.
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- Message requests via
parallel and serial interface
- display modes with a stack
memory for 16 text addresses
- Inserting of variable data
by variable data memory for max.99 values of up to 9
characters
- Operating parameters are
retained in case of power failure
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Parallel
and serial message request