Changing channel
If a sensor is not associated to the
correct channel, bring the curser to
select it and press Data/Print until
the channel is correct. Then press the
right arrow to hi-light it.
Note!
When pressing Data/Print , you will
only see the possible channels
according to your configuration (A B C
D E F G H X), can be displayed. The X
means that it is not associated to any
channel.
Important!
A configuration cannot have duplicated
channels. The PS2 will not allow you
to do so. In the example below, it is not
possible to anchor the second sensor
Air in A because channel A is already
associated to a sensor. Every other
channel is possible except channel A.
Note that sensor can be identified to a
channel that is already associated to a
sensor, but that is only displayed, it
cannot be high lighted, thus it cannot
be acquired.
1: Air 4BCE56 A
➔2: Mec 4A11F8 C
3: Flx DD1258 X
1: Air 4BCE56 A
➔2: Air 4A11F8 C
3: Air DD1258 A
Releasing a channel
If you have mistakenly anchored a
channel, you can release while you
still in the menu. Replace the curser
on the channel to be released and
press Cycle to release the
channel. The address is no longer
highlighted. Presser repeatedly on
Data to select the appropriate
channel and Cycle to anchor the
new channel. Press to go to the
next address.
Exiting the Acquire mode
Once you have selected and hi-lighted
the appropriate sensors, press ACQ
.
If you have made a mistake or you are
not sure that you selected the correct
sensors, press Tare «Cancel».
will be displayed and will take you
back to the screen without validating
any sensors.
Once you press the Acquire button,
the PS2 searches for the sensors and
will display «anchor data» indicating
that it has loaded the sensors with the
corresponding addresses and
channels.
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