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switch between programming the Low Fuel Reminder alarm (shown with a bar in the upper left
corner of the display) and the Low Fuel Warning alarm (shown with a bar in the lower left
corner of the display).
d) To Exit - To exit the USED Programming Mode, momentarily push both Prg Buttons at the
same time. The programmed values will be stored in memory and no internal batteries or external
power are required to store this information for life.
5. T. to E. Programming Mode (Setting the Time to Empty Reminder Alarm):
In the T. to E. Programming Mode the Low Time to Empty Alarm may be programmed to blink the Low
Fuel Warning LED when the Time to Empty calculated by the FP-5 reaches your programmed set point. Pushing
any button or switch will turn off the blinking LED. This limit is intended as a reminder. It may be set to remind
you to switch tanks or when a specified time to empty has been reached. In the T. to E. Display Mode a bar in
the upper left corner of the display will be shown when this limit has been violated. Programming this alarm to
0:00 disables the alarm.
To program the Time to Empty Alarm, perform the following steps:
A. Select the T. to E. Display Mode.
B. Momentarily push both Prg Buttons. There will be a bar in the upper left corner of the display and
the left digit will be blinking. You are ready to program the Time to Empty Reminder Level using the
following procedure:
a) Select a Digit - The Right and Left Prg Buttons move the blinking digit to the right or to the
Blinking Digit
left.
b) Advance a Digits Count - Moving the Mode Select Switch to the right will increase the blinking
digits count by one. After the blinking digit reaches 9 (or 5 for the tens minute digit) it will
reset to 0.
c) To Exit - To exit the T. to E. Programming Mode, momentarily push both Prg Buttons at the
same time. The programmed values will be stored in memory and no internal batteries or external
power is required to store this information for life.
6. PRESS Programming Mode (Setting the High and Low Fuel Pressure Alarms):