Keyboard and Displays
Entering setpoints
To display the function and its setpoint:
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( | 0 | through | 9 | - | ENTER |
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( | ON | or OFF | ) |
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to switch the function on or off |
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Steps in Entering a Setpoint Value
For example, to set the A detector zone to 250^C, the following sequence of keys is pressed:
DET A TEMP | 2 | 5 | 0 | ENTER |
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Once detector A temperature is displayed by pressing DET A TEMP , the new setpoint value may be entered at any time thereafter.
Note that the display shows a flashing | * (asterisk) while the new |
setpoint is entered, disappearing when | ENTER is pressed. |
When ENTER is pressed, the setpoint value is verified and, if satisfactory, becomes the new setpoint for the function. If the entered value is not satisfactory (out of range, or inconsistent with other, related setpoints), an appropriate message is displayed. A different value may be entered immediately, without again pressing the particular function key.
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