How to
Changing a Value in a Graphic
You change a value in a graphic when you want a different value.
You use graphics to display building overviews, display the status of detectors and alarms, display the value of sensors, or change setpoints. A graphic can also contain links to trend charts, trend log lists, Internet sites, or views in WorkStation and WebStation.
A graphic that contain links to documents, such as Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF, can be opened in WorkStation and WebStation. The associated programs, in this case Microsoft Word or Adobe Reader, has to be installed on the computer running WorkStation or WebStation.
You use graphics to display building overviews, display the status of detectors and alarms, display the value of sensors, or change setpoints. A graphic can also contain links to trend charts, trend log lists, Internet sites, or views in WorkStation and WebStation.
A graphic that contain links to documents, such as Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF, can be opened in WorkStation and WebStation. The associated programs, in this case Microsoft Word or Adobe Reader, has to be installed on the computer running WorkStation or WebStation.
Sets of Icons in Fire Graphics
There are two sets of icons in fire graphics, default icons and Swedish icons.
For more information, see Sets of Icons in Fire Graphics .
In WorkStation or WebStation, click the graphic with the value you want to change.
Click the value you want to change.
In the Edit properties dialog box, enter the new value.
Click OK .
How Graphics Work in Fire Operation
Forced Values
Graphics Toolbar
Object Property Dialog Box
Forcing a Value
Forcing a Value
Releasing a Forced Value
Releasing a Forced Value