If the option of some range is not checked, then the definition of the minimum and maximum value of these ranges (and setting the color) has no meaning.
If the option of ranges is checked, then the minimum and maximum of these ranges is shown on the scale in the form of the line in defined color (minimum and maximum can have different color) on the position of the defined value. If the value of the measured variable exceeds the maximum limit, then the color of the indicator changes to the color of this maximum. It is analogical when a minimum is under passed.
If both ranges are defined at the same time, then on exceeding the first maximum (less value from both maximums) the color of the indicator changes according to the color of the first maximum. On exceeding the second maximum (greater value from both maximums) the color of the indicator changes according to the color of the second maximum. It is analogical when minimums are under passed.
Enable Limit1 = technological ranges | |
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Enable Limit2 = instrumental ranges | |
Limit2 > Maximum > Value | Value for Maximum and Limit2 |
Limit2 > Maximum > Color | Color for Maximum and Limit2 |
Limit1 > Maximum > Value | Value for Maximum and Limit1 |
Limit1 > Maximum > Color | Color for Maximum and Limit1 |
Limit1 > Minimum > Value | Value for Minimum and Limit1 |
Limit1 > Minimum > Color | Color for Minimum and Limit1 |
Limit2 > Minimum > Value | Value for Minimum and Limit2 |
Limit2 > Minimum > Color | Color for Minimum and Limit2 |