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Menu Structure Volume 3
2.5 Device Config
1 Setup Opens the Setup menu. If Setup !locked! appears here, then the
access has to be enabled via Access (page 3-316).
2 Meas Parameter Leads to the menu displaying the currently valid measurement
parameters that are used to determine the measured value (page
3-373).
Each calibration with Calibrate overwrites these values again.
These readings help the user to check his calibration.
3 Access Opens the menu for entering the password, the options to prevent
configuration changes and to activate the safety mode (page 3-
376).
4 Identification Opens the menu displaying various detector parameters, such as
model, device ID, software and hardware revision (page 3-378).
2.6 Setup
Menu path: Device Config Setup.
These menus allow you to make changes to the settings and the cal-
ibration of the detector. Upon delivery of the instrument, access to
all menu items is possible without password. If a password has been
entered and activated, you must enter it again to allow access (see
chapter 2.49, page 3-376).
Use Recall (Device Config Setup Cal Parameter Recall,
page 3-335), if you only want to change a few settings. This will
copy the current settings in the menus for the setup and you can
make changes to individual settings.
Enable the changes with Calibrate (Device Config Setup Cal
Parameter Calibrate), see chapter 2.20, page 3-335.
1 Quick Start Opens a menu that enables fast user-guided, initial configuration of
the detector (page 3-317).
2 Sensor Configuration Opens the menu for the sensor settings (page 3-322).
3 Signal Condition Opens the menu for the signal processing settings (page 3-328).
4 Cal Parameter Opens the menu for the calibration (page 3-335).
5 I/O Setup Opens the menu for the I/O functions (page 3-354).
6 Service Opens the menu for testing and service functions as well as for the
plateau measurement and display of the plateau values (page 3-
363).
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