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The screen display buildup time shall be less than 1 second for all displays, and it shall be independent of the size of the trend or history module as well as the application software.
The screen display buildup time shall be less than 1 second for all displays, and it shall be independent of the size of the trend or history module as well as the application software. The cumulative time required for the screen to display all information will be less than 1 second; this time depends on the specifications of the trend or history module and the application software in use.
The response time displayed on all screens should be less than 1 second, and it should be independent of the trend or history module as well as the size of the application software.
The screen display buildup time must be less than 1 second for all displays, and it should be independent of the size of the trend or history module as well as the application software. This is related to the principle behind display screens: the screens we use typically consist of small dots stacked together. If you hold down Ctrl while scrolling with the wheel, you can observe that the entire image is displayed by adjusting the brightness of each dot. Therefore, the buildup time here refers to the time it takes for each dot to change from its previous state to the desired state, that is, the time required for image composition. In other words, the buildup time for screen display should not exceed 1 second, and it is not affected by the size of the trends, the historical status of the components (i.e., the small dots), or the application software used.