TR 61804-6 @ IEC:2012(E) - 11 - 3.5 Userguidance (see4.2ofNAMURNE105:2004) 3.5.1 NAMURrequirement summary Access to common features shall be consistent for all devices regardless of manufacturer or type. Configuration status shall be displayed. It shall be possible to review an audit trail of configuration changes and tasks performed. 3.5.2 HowEDDLmeetsthis requirement Sc Becausethe individual EDD file does not define which button to click for acceptance of changes, printing, access to help, service notes, and manuals, these common functions buttons are defined in the software using the EDD files - and therefore look consistent, are placed consistently, and work consistently for all devices. The same consistency applies to buttons for zooming in and out as well as panning backwards and forwards in waveform graphs and trend charts for both setup and diagnostics for all devices. Because the individual EDD file does not define which color or icon is used to indicate (a) if a parameter can be changed, (b) if a parameter has been changed but not sent to the device, (c)if there is a mismatch between device and database,or(d) if communication was lost these common configuration status indications are defined in the software using the EDD files, and thus are consistent for all devices. Subsequently, look and feel is the same as for the rest of the control system and plant asset management package. NOTE Display content (which parameters are shown) is defined by the device manufacturer in the EDD file. It is not controlled by the software using the EDD files Because parameter changes and other functions are executedbythe software using the EDD files and not the individual EDD file itself, the device manufacturer need not program audit trail functionality in the EDD file. Therefore, audit trail in the software using the EDD files supports all devices regardless of manufacturer or type. 3.6 Display of devices (see 4.3 of NAMUR NE105:2004) 3.6.1 NAMUR requirement summary Devices using HART,FOUNDATIONFieldbus,PROFIBUSDP,PROFIBUSPA and PROFINET communication shall be displayed consistently. Configuration and diagnostics shall be consistent. Menu system and parameterlabels shall be consistent. Unique manufacturer-specific features can be on separate tabs or pop-up windows to prevent clutter ofbasic information with advanced information. Manufacturer-specific device features shall be displayed consistently with standard features. Parameter labels and menu system shall be consistent regardless of manufacturer. 3.6.2 How EDDLmeets this requirement ed EDDL is an integral part of HART,FOUNDATION Fieldbus,PROFIBUS and PROFINET acceptance of changes, printing, access to help, service notes,and manuals, these common - 12 - TR 61804-6 IEC:2012(E) functions buttons are defined in the software using the EDD files - and therefore look consistent, are placed consistently, and work consistently for all devices regardless of protocol.The same consistency applies to buttons for zooming in and out as well as panning backwards and forwards in waveform graphs and trend charts for both setup and diagnostics for all devices. mo Similarly, since the individual EDD file does not define which color or icon is used to indicate by if a parameter can be changed, if a parameter has been changed but not sent to the device, if there is a mismatch between device and database, or if communication was lost, these common configuration status indications are defined in the software using the EDD files and son therefore consistent for all protocols. IEC/TR 61804-4 defines a root menu used by the menu systems in all devices regardless of also include a multilingual "standard dictionary" of parameter labels, phrases for user interaction prompts,and help text.These standard phrases are referenced by the device manufacturers,thus promoting consistency. Because the individual EDD file does not explicitly define if check box, drop-down list, status "LED" indication,or text box should