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Output to Printer
(OIT3250, OIT4450, OIT5400 only)
When message and alarm screens are displayed on the OIT they can also be output to a
serial printer. For more information on using a serial printer, refer to CHAPTER 9: Using
a Serial Printer.
To configure a screen to print:
1. In the Destination group box, select the Display & Printer option button.
Horizontal Scrolling
Each message, recipe, alarm, or menu screen can have a single line of up to 128
characters that scrolls horizontally. The scrolling line travels at the rate of two characters
per second starting with a blank line and scrolling from the right side of the display. This
line can be used to get the attention of the OIT operator, or to display a string of text that
is longer than the number of characters in the display.
To add a scrolling line to a screen:
1. In the Special Effects group box, select the Enable? check box.
2. In the Special Effects group box, choose the Editor button. The Single Line Scroll
Editor dialog box appears.
3. In the Location group box, select the line number that you want to scroll.
4. In the Text group box, type the string of text that you want to scroll.
NOTE: To delete the string of text from the Text group box, choose the garbage can button.
To insert characters from the extended character set, from the Edit menu, choose Insert
Special Character. The Insert Special Characters dialog box appears. For instructions on
using this dialog box, refer to the Special Characters section in this chapter.
Stored Screens
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OIT3100 and OIT4100 Series Only
These OIT models allow you to change the Horizontal Scroll Rate.
1. At the OITware-200 main screen, from the Configuration menu, choose General
Settings. The OIT General Settings dialog box appears.
2. In the Horiz. Scroll Rate group box, select the number, from 1 (scrolls 1 character
every 0.1 seconds) to 15 (scrolls 1 character every 1.5 seconds), that represents
your desired scroll rate.