Individual Displays; Trends; Settings - Dräger Air Guard 6500 Gebrauchsanweisung

Measured value of flow rate at pressure sensor in
normal range; there was an error previously.
Measured value of flow rate at pressure sensor
not in normal range.
NOTE
A maximum of 3 digits of the individual measured values are
displayed. If this is exceeded, #s are displayed instead of the
measured value.
4.4.5

Individual displays

The relevant sensor
can be selected in the
left-hand area. The
associated measured
value is displayed in the
right-hand area.
4.4.6

Trends

The relevant sensor
can be selected in the
left-hand area. In the
right-hand area, the
measured value is
displayed as a curve
over an interval. On the
touchscreen, the
viewed interval of the
curve can be changed by swiping across the display. A 4 GB
USB stick with FAT32 formatting is needed to display and
backup the measured values (see chapter 4.4.11).
4.4.7

Settings

This section describes the various fields and input methods in
more detail. Tapping a field opens a keyboard which can be
used to input the new values. Changes must always be saved
so that they can be adopted.
General
Sign in user.
Sign out signed-in user.
The Standby mode can be activated manually
with this button.
Moon grey and background grey –

Standby mode is not enabled.
Moon white and background grey –

Standby mode is enabled but not marked.
Moon white and background blue –

Standby mode is marked.
Set the date and time. Pay attention to the
exact format when entering. Confirm the entry
with Enter.
Change the language (see chapter 4.4.3).
Display the messages.
The user management is enabled when the
Admin is logged in.
Screensaver Enter the wait time in minutes before the
screensaver is turned on.
Software Display of what the current versions of the PLC
versions and HMI installed on the touchscreen are.
User As soon as someone is logged in, their name
appears below the "User" field.
External IP Enter the WAN IP address of the router
address installed in the Air Guard.
Messages
After a warning or an alarm is triggered, the associated
message is stored in the Air Guard. The various messages can
be displayed by pressing the bell displayed in the top bar
in the Settings menu . The bell in the top bar only appears
when there is an error active. In the Settings menu, the
messages can be called up at any time.
The messages are
identified differently.
There is a K placed
after the active error. If
the Air Guard is being
purged and therefore
reset, the same
message then appears
again with the addition
of (K)G. The same also occurs as soon as a measurement has
fallen below a warning value.
If a message is marked,
pressing on the symbol
will call up a
description with
possible causes and
remedies for that
particular message.
The window can be
closed again with the
"X" at top right.
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