MMI接口操作用户手册 - Introduction

To effectively use this manual, you should have established some familiarity with field panels by one or more of the following means: • • • Basic instruction Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. Technical Training Classes Hands-on experience
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How to Use This Manual
The information presented in this manual is organized to provide maximum usability. For example, if you have clearance to use the functions defined in Operator Access Level 1, then you do not have to search through information related to Operator Access Level 2. This modular approach provides you with the ability to find information quickly. It is important that you become familiar with the information in the appendices. If you need help locating a particular function, the information you need might be found there. When searching for a particular function or operation, first check the index. The index was designed to help you find information quickly, even if different terminology is used. For example, one person might say “I want to add a point to the database. “ Another person might say “I want to define a point in the database.” Both people have the same function in mind, but use different terminology to express the function they want to perform. The index provides a reference for both “define” and “add.” If the index does not contain an item you are searching for, think of other possible terms you have heard that might relate to that function. It is a good idea to use the table of contents together with the index to assist you in your search.
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Field Panel User’s Manual
Introduction
This manual is designed to help you become familiar with the functions and procedures used in operating System 600 applications. The Field Panel User’s Manual provides instruction for using the operator interface with the Remote Control Unit Protocol 2 (RCU P2), Stand-alone Control Unit (SCU), Local Area Network (LAN) Controller, Modular Building Controller (MBC), and Remote Building Controller (RBC). This manual also provides functions for logical controllers (Terminal Control Unit, Terminal Equipment Controller, and Unitary Controller). This manual contains the functions introduced with Revision 12.4/Revision 1.4 Controller Module firmware. This manual includes the functions and operations for the loop tuning option. If you would like to know more about this option, contact your local Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. representative for details.
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Prerequisites
You must respond by typing one of the bolded characters. You must press <ENTER> after your response. You must enter a password and press <ENTER> to use a higher operator access level.
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Operator Access Levels
This user’s manual is designed to assist you with everyday operations as well as other important operator functions. The functions covered in this manual are divided into three sections: • Operator Access Level 0 - This level supports basic display and list functions. You do not need to enter a password to use the functions at this level. Operator Access Level 1 - This level supports all functions defined under Operator Access Level 0 as well as Operator Access Level 1. It allows you to command, enable and disable, and display points. This level also allows you to use functions that affect printers, field panels, and modems. You may perform some basic Powers Process Control Language (PPCL) functions. You must enter a low level password to obtain access to this level. Operator Access Level 2 - This level supports all functions. It adds some commanding, displaying, editing, scheduling, and networking functions. If you have the optional loop tuner function, it can be accessed on this level. You must enter a high level password to obtain access to this level.
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NOTE: The system refers to Operator Access Level 1 as low priority and Operator Access Level 2 as high priority. Operator Access Level 0 is not given a priority designation because the level's functionality does not alter the information contained in the point database.
Introduction
Introduction .......................................................................................... I-2 Operator Access Levels....................................................................... I-3 How to Use This Manual...................................................................... I-4 Prerequisites........................................................................................ I-5 Entering Information ............................................................................ I-5 Keystrokes ........................................................................................... I-6 Wildcard Characters ............................................................................ I-7