Hach 900 MAX manual Appendix B Programming Features, Review All Items, Running a Program

Appendix B Programming Features

Review All Items

This function reviews all information in the Setup and Option menus without worrying about accidentally changing the information. Use this function to verify that the program is set up properly.

All program entries and the status of all logged channels are displayed. Since this information fills more than one screen, scroll through the setup information one page at a time with the arrow keys.

11:00 AM 21 - APR - 01	SETUP REVIEW
900 MAX VERSION:	1.00
NUMBER OF BOTTLES:	4
BOTTLE VOLUME:	10.00 gal
INTAKE TUBE LENGTH	50 ft
INTAKE TUBE TYPE	3/8” VINYL
PROGRAM LOCK	OFF

When you get to the last screen an UP key will be displayed. Scroll back up the list or press MAIN MENU to exit.

11:00 AM 21 - APR - 01			SETUP REVIEW
CHANNEL 3	ppm	NOT LOGGED	1min
CHANNEL 4	ppm	NOT LOGGED	1min
CHANNEL 5	ppm	NOT LOGGED	1min
CHANNEL 6	ppm	NOT LOGGED	1min
CHANNEL 7	ppm	NOT LOGGED	1min
MEMORY MODE		WRAP

Running a Program

Note: When selecting Start from Beginning, all logged data will be cleared from memory. If this data needs to be saved make sure it is downloaded to a DTU or personal computer prior to pressing START

FROM BEGINNING.

When you are satisfied that all program entries are set up properly, press MAIN MENU to exit this screen and return to the main menu.

Review All Items Screen Contents

The first line of the Setup Review screen shows the software revision level for the internal embedded software (firmware) of the sampler and should be noted before calling the factory.

To run or halt a program, press the RUN/STOP key on the front panel. If the program has been stopped (and no changes to the program settings were made while it was stopped), pressing the RUN key will cause the program to ask to resume the previously running program (and retain all logged data) or START FROM BEGINNING (and clear all logged data).

Displaying Data

The Display Data function provides the recorded data for any channel being logged in a tabular report or a graph.

In addition, for tabular reports, the data can be viewed from the beginning, from the end, or from a specific point in time. A graph can display any 24-hour period, zoom in to any portion of the 24-hour period for finer detail, or center the graph on a specific point in time.

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