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Figure 5-5
Example of Partitioning the Display on the OP25
Significance
The different areas have the following significance for the Operator Panel:
Basic area
The lowest level, extending over the whole display. All other areas are superimposed on parts of the basic area. The location and size of the basic area
cannot be modified. Screens are configured in the basic area. This means that
the contents of the basic area depends on the screen you call.
Fixed window
A window that is permanently open. It occupies part of the basic area. The
fixed window can be enabled/disabled by choosing Screen/Keys from the
menu. If it is enabled, it is displayed while screens are being configured, thus
reducing the available area for screens. You can adjust the size of the fixed
window; it is permanently located at the top border of the screen. You configure the fixed window with the screen editor.
Alarm message area
The window in which alarm messages appear. The window is opened only
when an alarm message is issued. The window disappears when the alarm
message is acknowledged.
The size and the location of the alarm message area cannot be configured. Its
size is set automatically with the size of the event message area.
The display of alarm messages cannot be disabled. Either an alarm message
area or a message line has to be configured.
Event message area
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The window in which event messages appear. The window is opened only if
it is called. The event message area can be enabled and disabled by choosing
Screen/Keys. There is a choice of two settings for its height. Its location can
also be changed.
ProTool User’s Guide
Release 09/96