GSE Scale Systems - 279
Chapter 31 Personal Identification Number Technical Reference Manual
Chapter 31 Personal
Identification Number
31.1 Introduction
400.— PIN
The Model 574 offers the ability to personalize the
access code for entering the unit’s setup and calibration
modes. The factory default method for entering the unit
setup mode is listed below.
<100> <SELECT> <23640> <ID> <ENTER>.
Parameter P400 allows a new code to be entered for
gaining access to the setup mode. The characters keyed
in after the <SELECT> key and preceeding the
<ENTER> key can be customized. The Numeric
Keypad or the ARROW keys allow for entering in the
new code. This code can be alpha-numeric and up to 49
characters in length.
Pressing the UP ARROW key will scroll through the
alpha-numeric values. The letter “A” will appear at the
start of each character entry. The UP ARROW key will
scroll through the ASCII character set. The RIGHT
ARROW key will move to the next character location.
The <ENTER> key will enter your keyed in characters
as the new setup mode access code.
Exiting the unit while saving all changes will validate the
new setup mode access code.
31.2 Clearing Setup Mode Personal
Access Number (Factory Default)
If for any reason the Setup Mode access code is to be
changed, press the <CLR> key at parameter P400.
The unit will respond by prompting “Enter = Dflt”.
Press the <ENTER> key and the GSE factory default
code will be reinstated.
SECTION - 31.2
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
Once the new code is entered and all changes are
saved when exiting back out to the weigh mode,
this code is the absolute new setup mode access
code. The GSE factory access code will no
longer be valid at this point. Non-authorized
parties will not be allowed to enter the setup
mode without the new code. Make sure this code
is not lost. GSE Scale systems is not responsible
for lost access codes. However, if the code is
lost the unit must be returned to the factory and a
fee will be charged for reclaiming the code. GSE
Scale Systems does not want to make a practice
of this, so it is advisable to record this code in a
safe place.
To Next Page
Loading...