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2 CONFIGURING THE TRANSMITTER…
2.6.3 Alarm Parameters
✶
Note. Alarm Parameters are selected with a ‘1’ and deselected with a ‘0’ as shown in the previous flow unit types, but
any combination of Alarm Parameters may be selected or deselected as required. Automatic deselection of parameters not
required does not take place with alarm parameters.
2.7 Advanced Techniques
2.7.1 Fast Selection of Parameters
Refer to the B1.1 Parameter Tree Structure diagram.
To select ‘Flow Unit IGal’ from
any parameter (e.g. Tot Mult h):
Pressing the
ESCAPE key resets the prompt to the START position.
4 2 3 routes the prompt through the required menus to the Flow
Unit Menu.
‘0’ indicates that the gallon units are not selected.
? indicates that it is possible to change the value to a ‘1’ if required.
Any route through the tree structure can be similarly processed if
the associated numbers and/or letters for the route is known.
e.g. ESC 8 3 1 followed by ENTER will allow the High Alarm Trip
Level to be altered.
2.7.2 Fast Selection plus Data Entry
To select ‘Reverse Analogue Direction parameter’
Pressing the
ESCAPE key resets the prompt to the START position.
5 3 2 routes the prompt through the required menus to the Reverse
Analogue Direction parameter.
✷ simulates the
ENTER key without terminating the
sequence, which would occur if the normal
ENTER key were used.
‘1’ is entered to select the parameter.
✶
Note. Any other necessary data can be entered at this
point; e.g. with the correct routing, a password could be
entered. (31* user)
The enter key completes the command.
324ESC
Tot Mult h 4 >
0?
235ESC
❙
>532 ✴ 1
Anlg Dir Rev2> 1
1✴
Flow Unit lGal 3 >
0
0?
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