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Chapter

6–1

Creating Menu and

Sub-Menu Screens

This chapter describes how to create the main menu and sub-menu screens.

Section Page

Menu Screens 6–1

Building a Menu 6–2

Main Menu and Sub-Menu Screen Builder 6–3

Creating a Menu Screen 6–4

Menu Screens provide easy access to different parts of an application.

Menus structure an application on the basis of specific tasks and

responsibilities.

Each menu screen may consist of up to 8 different menu items. When

selected (by pressing a corresponding numeric key), a menu item displays

the linked screen or sub-menu.

A typical menu screen might look like this:

1. Temp Set 3. Level

2. Monitor

Main Menu Screens

The Main Menu is always operator screen #1. This menu lists the primary

components of your application. All other menus and data screens are

accessed from this screen.

There are two differences between the main menu and sub-menus:

• The DTAM Plus [MAIN MENU] or DTAM Micro [MENU] key displays

the Main Menu. This key is active at all times, unless an alarm is

detected.

• The Main Menu is the first screen that appears after a restart or reset,

unless an alarm is detected.

Sub-Menu Screens

Sub-menu screens are identical in appearance to the main menu screen.

Sub-menu screens enable you to expand the scope of an application by

providing directed choices through linked menus. This allows you to

construct a large application and maintain efficient access to specific areas.

Chapter Objectives

Menu Screens

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