Screen saver

On Operator Station the screen saver can be turned on/off, and the time delay before the screen saver is turned on can be adjusted.

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: SERVICE. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Touch the Graphic Display Thumbnail called: DIMMER

• A window, like the one underneath, will appear.

3 Use the trackball and click on the check box which activates the Screen Saver function.

4 Fill in the number of minutes the screen shall be active before the screen saver turns it self on.

5 To close the window, click on theOKsoftbutton. It can also be closed by clicking on the close softbutton in the upper right corner.

6.3.10 How to save screen dump

The K-Chief 500 has a screen dump function which makes it possible to save the image on the screen. Follow the description in this chapter to make a screen dump.

1 At the lower, left part of the screen is a icon illustrating a floppy disk. Use the trackball , point, and click with the left button on this icon.

• A window, like the one underneath, will appear.

2 Click on the save softbutton if the suggested file name is agreeable. If not, use the alphanumeric mode on the CRP and write in the wanted file name before clicking on the save softbutton.

• The screen dump is now saved.

6.3.11 How to customise the Favourites

The main group called Favourites can be customised by the operator. There can be up to 9 thumbnails in this group.

1 Use the fingertip and touch the softbutton called: MENY, on the TCP.

• A window, like the one underneath, will appear.

2 Touch the text : Clear HISTORY..

3 Choose your favourite thumbnails just by touching once on them. (Choose a maximum of 9 thumbnails.) The first you touch will be located at the lower right corner of the Navigator when the main group, Favorites, are displayed.

4 Touch once more on theMENYsoftbutton.

• The same window, like the one in item 2, will appear.

5 This time, touch on the textCopy HISTORY to FAVORITES.

• The operator’s favourite thumbnails are now saved in the main group, Favorites.

6.3.12 How to print Miscellaneous Logs

An Operator Station can only be connected to one printer. This printer will have a defined function, either as an alarm printer or a log printer. If it is only one printer in the system, the printer will serve both functions.

Note

A Selected Points log can only be printed from the Operator Station fitted to do so.

The Miscellaneous Logs consists of 11 standard logs and 6 logs which can be chosen. See the list of logs underneath.

List of the Miscellaneous Logs

• Alarm Summary Log (standard)

• Alarm History Log (standard)

• Offscan tags Log (standard)

• Inhibited tags Log (standard)

• Alarm Log (standard)

• Group Log (standard)

• Selected points Log (standard)

• Autolog (standard)

• Noonlog (standard)

• Complete Log (standard)

• Event Log (standard)

• Counters Log (option)

• Tank Log (option)

• Level & Draft Correction Log (option)

• API Log (option)

• Ullage Log (option)

• Custom Log (option)

Most of the logs in the list above can be printed by following the procedure underneath. Except from the Selected Points log, Auto log and Noon log which needs to be configurated before printing.

The printing procedure for the Event Log, Alarm History Log and Group Log has some minor differences in the procedure.

Note

The tags in Autolog and Noonlog must be configured before they can be printed. See How to configure the Autolog on page 199, and How to configure the Noonlog on page 199.

Note

Before printing a selected Points Log, the Selected Points groups must be configured with the wanted tags. See How to configure your own Selected Points group on page 196.

Note

To configure an Event Log before printing see How to configure the Event Log on page 195.

How to print: Alarm Summary Log , Inhibited tags log, Alarm log, Complete log, Counters log, Tank Log, Level & Draft Correction Log, API Log, Ullage Log and Custom Log

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: CONFIG DISPLAY. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Touch the Graphic Display Thumbnail called:MISC LOGS

• A window similar to the one underneath appears.

3 Use the trackball , point, and click with the left button on the log you want to print. (For example, the Alarm Summary Log)

4 Use the trackball , point, and click with the left button on the PRINTsoftbutton.

• The printing of the chosen log will start.

• The status indication for all the other logs will change to BUSY when a log is printing. It will change back to READY when the printout is complete.

How to print: Alarm History Log, Event Log and Group Log

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: CONFIG DISPLAY. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Click on the Graphic Display Thumbnail called: MISC LOGS

• A window similar to the one underneath appears.

3 Use the trackball , point, and click with the left button on the log you want to print. (For example, the Alarm History Log) See Alarm History Log on page 195, Event Log on page 195and Group Log on page 195 for an illustration of which window is opened for the three different logs.

Figure 81 Alarm History Log

Figure 82 Event Log

Figure 83 Group Log

4 For the Alarm History Log and the Event Log choose to print the whole log or select a time span. For the Group Log select the wanted group. And clickOK.

5 Use the trackball , point, and click with the left button on the PRINTsoftbutton.

• The printing of the chosen log will start.

• The status indication for all the other logs will change to BUSY when a log is printing. It will change back to READY when the printout is complete.

Note

Printing a Selected Points log on demand, will clear the interval set for printing of Selected Points log.

6.3.13 How to configure the Event Log

The Event Log may be printed out or displayed on the screen.

See Where to find the Event Log display on page 200 for more information. Tags must be configured in Tag details to be displayed and/or printed in the Event Log. If they are not, the Event Log will only display certain events like: an operator

1 Open Tag details.

• One of the ways this can be done is by using the fingertip and touch the wanted alarmgroup. The alarmgroups are listed on the left side of the Navigator image. Double click on the wanted tag, and Tag details will be opened.

2 Use the trackball , point, and click on the line which says Eventlog.

• A window appears with a request for a password.

3 Fill inn the password. And click on theOKsoftbutton.

• Another window will be shown. You can choose between OnandOff. By selectingOn, this tag will be printed.

WhenOffis selected the tag will not be printed in the Event Log.

4 SelectOnby clicking in the option box beside the text.

5 Click on the OKsoftbutton to confirm the choice.

6.3.14 How to configure your own Selected Points group

The system allows you to create up to 5 Selected Points groups.

Each group can include up to 20 selected tags. The tags can be combined from different alarm groups.

Do the following:

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: CONFIG DISPLAY. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Touch the Graphic Display Thumbnail called: SEL. POINTS DISP

• A window similar to the one shown here will appear.

3 To choose a group to configure tags in, use the trackball , point and click on one of the option buttons.

• A similar window to the one underneath will be shown.

4 Select groupby using the drop-down combo box at the upper, right side of the window.

• A list of the tags in the chosen group will appear.

5 Select the wanted tags by clicking on the tag, and then click on the softbutton,Add. The tag can also be selected by just double clicking on the tag.

• The selected tag will then be shown on the left side.

6 When you have selected all the wanted tags, clickOK.

• Do the same procedure again to configure the other Selected Points groups.

6.3.15 How to change the list of tags in the Selected Points group

The list of selected tags can be modified at any time. Just remember there is a maximum of 20 tags per group.

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: CONFIG DISPLAY. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Touch the Graphic Display Thumbnail called: SEL. POINTS DISP

• A window similar to the one shown here will appear.

3 Choose the group you want to make changes in by using the trackball , point, and click on one of the option buttons.

• A similar window to the one underneath will be shown.

4 The tags which are in the Selected Points group will be shown on the left side. Click on the tag you want to remove, and click on the softbutton, Remove.

• To add a tag, see How to configure your own Selected Points group on page 196, from point 5 to 7.

5 When you have renewed all the wanted tags in the Selected Points group, clickOK.

• If tags in the other Selected Points groups shall be changed, do this same procedure again .

6.3.16 How to configure the Autolog

1 Open Tag details.

• One of the ways this can be done is by using the fingertip and touch the wanted alarmgroup. The alarmgroups are listed on the left side of the Navigator image. Use the CRP and double click on the wanted tag, and Tag details will be opened.

2 Use the trackball , point, and click on the line which says Auto Log.

• A window appears with a request for a password.

3 Fill inn the password. And click on theOKsoftbutton.

• Another window will be shown. You can choose between OnandOff. By selectingOn, this tag will be printed.

WhenOffis selected the tag will not be printed in the Autolog.

4 SelectOnby clicking in the option box beside the text.

5 Click on the OKsoftbutton to confirm the choice.

6.3.17 How to configure the Noonlog

1 Open Tag details.

• One of the ways this can be done is by using the fingertip and touch the wanted alarmgroup. The alarmgroups are listed on the left side of the Navigator image. Use the CRP and double click on the wanted tag, and Tag details will be opened.

2 Use the trackball , point, and click on the line which says Noon Log.

• A window appears with a request for a password.

3 Fill inn the password. And click on theOKsoftbutton.

• Another window will be shown. You can choose between OnandOff. By selectingOn, this tag will be printed.

WhenOffis selected the tag will not be printed in the Noonlog.

4 SelectOnby clicking in the option box beside the text.

5 Click on the OKsoftbutton to confirm the choice.

6.3.18 Where to find the Event Log display

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: LOGS &

SERVICE. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Touch the Graphic Display Thumbnail called: EVENTLOG

• The events are displayed in form of a list.

6.3.19 How to display system information

This function is used to display various type of system

information such as ship and station information, software version, functions, limited access override etc. It also allows further access to displaying and controlling system parameters.

1 Use the fingertip and touch the main group called: LOGS &

SERVICE. It can be found in the upper part of the Graphic Display Navigator.

2 Touch the Graphic Display Thumbnail called: SEL. POINTS DISP

• A window, like the one underneath, will appear.

In document 312401b K Chief 500 Operator Manual AMS PCS PMS (Page 188-200)