K114 Issue No. 9
Reference and Specification
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6.4 CONFIGURATION
Any parameters, changed in any mode of SETUP, return to the default settings when
the system is next switched on. The CONFIGuration mode may be used to change the
default settings so that the ADTS 405 powers-up in a specified state. Most SETUP
parameters are also available in CONFIG; other parameters are only available in
CONFIGuration.
Some parameters, changed in set-up mode, can be locked in CONFIGuration
preventing access. For example, a system used in a servicing procedure for a specific
aircraft type can be set to power-up with a specific set of limits that must not be
changed. The set-up menus can also be locked out or access restricted preventing
changes to operating parameters.
Procedure
Holding down F1 then pressing SETUP causes the system to enter CONFIGuration
mode. CONFIGuration may be password protected using a four digit PIN. If PIN
protected, the display prompts for entry of the PIN. Press each digit of the PIN in turn
(ENTER is not required) as each digit is entered, an asterisk appears. If an incorrect PIN
is entered, the complete PIN is requested again.
When the correct PIN is entered, the CONFIG menu appears.
The PIN may be changed using CONFIG,-000.
To use the configuration menu, press the appropriate function key to select the
required menu item. To configure a parameter key, enter configuration menu then
press the required parameter key. Each parameter key configuration provides
changes to the normal user mode function and to the settings available in the set-up
menu.
Once a parameter has been changed in configuration, use CLEAR/QUIT to return to the
previous menu. After all required key parameters have been changed, repeatedly
press CLEAR/QUIT until the display shows the normal operating mode.
Functions
In the following section, each description of a CONFIGuration function is headed by the
menu/key sequence required to select it. Intermediate menus are not described.
Many of the functions are equivalent to the set-up functions; refer to SETUP for the
details of the function.
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