Note: When setting the Real Time Clock in the following steps, other menu options will be displayed.
These functions will be more obvious once the basic controls are familiar to the user.
Status Display Operation [SET-RTC] Set Real Time Clock: To set the Real Time Clock,
simultaneously press and hold PB2, PB3 and PB4 until the following menu appears.
The words ‘SET-RTC’ will be blinking. This screen is used to set the real time clock, and also to view,
download, clear the datalog to the display, or to print to a parallel compatible printer. The final choice
is to ‘EXIT’, returning to the default screen (shown in Figure 13). The Real Time Clock (RTC) is
factory preset to US Eastern Standard Time. Perform the following to set the RTC to your local time:
Setting the Real Time Clock:
i. With ‘SET RTC’ highlighted (blinking), depress PB3 to select
ii. Use PB2 (decrements value) or PB4 (increments value) to set the hour. When the proper
value is set, press PB3
iii. Repeat the process in steps i and ii above to set the minutes, seconds, day, month and
year
iv. When you have finished, use PB2 or PB4 to highlight ‘EXIT’ and press PB3 to select it
6. Check for Controller ‘power up’ and correct receiver/decoder response: The controller and
receiver/decoder must have identical frequencies and address codes. This information is normally found
on the controller model ID tag in the battery compartment, and the receiver/decoder ID tag which is
located on the side of the electronic chassis (Gold Box). These tags also identify the model and serial
number of the equipment.
Note: Specific information regarding the controller can be found in the separate controller manual
supplied with the system.
a. Remove the lid from the Gold Box. With the receiver/decoder power still on, set the remote
controller power to ‘ON’.
Note: Certain US and Canadian licensed and UK non-licensed controllers will transmit data to
the receiver/decoder continuously until controller power is turned ‘OFF’ by the operator or
it is timed out.
US and Canadian non-licensed controllers transmit only while a function button is
activated. To comply with rules and regulations for the US and Canada, the transmitter in
these controllers turns ‘OFF’ five seconds after release of a function button.
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