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X96S Local Display
The X96S Local Display consists of 8 lines by 21-character
display and a 10 key keypad. The top line of the display is
reserved for the analog bar, if enabled. The next line is used for
the Ronan logo. Line #3 shows the device model line. Line #4
displays the specific screen title. That title is typically a screen
description or required action. The remainder of lines, with the
exception of the last line, are screen or action dependent. The last
line displays the active function keys labels.
Directly beneath the display is a keypad. The keypad is divided
into two parts:
• a 4 key function key section and
• a 6 key (2 rows of 3 keys) cursor control section
Navigating Menus
The menu and the display screen are one or more lines, each consisting of a line label (name of the entry) and optional
value and units. In most cases the menu navigation is exactly following the Rosemount 275 Configurator’s user
interface.
The first column is reserved for direction keys if the number of lines does not fit the physical display. The second
column will show a right arrow character when the cursor is on this line and there is sub-menu or some other screen or
action assigned to this line. If the menu is not at the top level, the end of the menu title line will show left arrow to
indicate it, and to remind that the user could ‘go back’ to the previous menu by pressing left arrow.
If the line length is longer than the physical display, a right arrow will be displayed, and if the right arrow key is
pressed, the value will be displayed in a screen, similar to the editing one, but with editing disabled.
Depending on the type of function assigned to the line a different screen will be shown when the user presses the right
arrow key.
If this line is a sub-menu, another menu opens.
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Menu line 2
Menu line 3
Menu line 4
Menu line 5
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Menu line 11