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General overview of the PERFECT 2020 time recorder and its capabilities.
Explains the manual's structure and how to navigate its content effectively for optimal use.
Defines symbols and abbreviations used throughout the manual for enhanced clarity and understanding.
Details the core functionalities, technical features, and capabilities of the PERFECT 2020 time recorder.
Lists and describes available optional features for the time recorder, such as slave clock or DCF connection.
Lists essential accessories for the time recorder, including software for PC programming and connection cables.
Illustrates and identifies the main physical components and parts of the time recorder for user familiarity.
Explains how to identify the specific model and program release of the time recorder for reference.
Provides guidelines for choosing a suitable installation location, considering environmental and electrical factors for safe operation.
Details the steps for installing the time recorder, covering both table and wall mounting procedures.
Outlines the necessary preparations before commencing the setup and programming of the time recorder.
Describes the procedure for switching on the time recorder for the first time and initial internal processes.
Explains the function of the card funnel and how to insert and adjust funnel shields for accurate card reading.
Details the components and layout of the programming panel used for setting recorder parameters.
Guides users through setting the current time and date for accurate time recording and synchronization.
Explains how to program customer-specific requirements using the programming panel or PC for tailored operation.
Describes how to access the programming routine using code numbers for different access levels and settings.
Describes how to select the language for weekday abbreviations and other display elements on the recorder.
Details how to configure automatic daylight saving time adjustments for accurate timekeeping throughout the year.
Covers setting parameters related to time card formats, recorder type, period duration, and columns/lines.
Explains how to define and select the desired print format for time card entries, including date, time, and weekday.
Guides on defining column widths for custom card formats, ensuring proper alignment with the printer.
Explains how to set line heights and adjust card lift mechanisms for different card formats and recorder types.
Guides on setting the timing for column changes based on weekday and recorder type for precise printing.
Details how to program the timing for card lift and line changes, crucial for different recorder types and print formats.
Explains how to program time-based changes for ribbon colour (black/red) for printing on time cards.
Covers configuring signal circuits for external devices like horns or lamps based on programmed times.
Guides on releasing and configuring optional modules like slave clock, DCF connection, or master clock functions.
Explains the process and requirements for programming the recorder using PC software for efficient configuration.
Details the correct procedure for inserting and removing time cards for accurate clocking and printing.
Explains how clocking operates with manual and automatic column selection on standard time recorders.
Describes clocking procedures for graphic recorders, including print formats and automatic column changes.
Explains the recorder's behavior and features during power outages when equipped with a standby battery pack.
Guides on how to save programmed parameter values to external data mediums via PC for backup.
Lists common error messages, their reasons, and recommended actions for resolving issues.
Explains the procedures for performing complete and partial resets of the time recorder to restore default settings.
Details the hardware test routines for checking display, printer, memory, and PC-board functionality.
Provides a diagram and explanation of the recorder's PC-board components and their functions for diagnostics.
Instructs on how to safely replace the fuse for the signal output feature, a common maintenance task.
Guides on adjusting clocking positions (card lift, column change) for optimal print accuracy and alignment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the printer ribbon cartridge to ensure clear printing.
Offers recommendations for cleaning the time recorder's exterior and internal components to maintain appearance and function.
Details the process of creating and defining new card formats for custom time card layouts, including parameters.
Explains how to set essential parameters like recorder type, period duration, and columns for custom card formats.
Describes the difference between standard and graphic recorders, influencing card format setup.
Explains available period durations and their relation to different recorder types and card formats.
Details how the number of columns is determined based on recorder type and period duration for card formats.
Explains how the number of lines is set, primarily for standard recorders, based on period duration.
Guides on defining column widths for custom card formats, ensuring proper alignment with the printer.
Details how to set line heights for custom card formats, relating to card lift mechanisms and card layout.
Explains how to copy and modify existing standard card formats to suit specific requirements, including erasing values.
Lists codes for selecting the language used for weekday abbreviations and other textual elements on the recorder.
Provides codes for configuring automatic daylight saving time adjustments based on regional rules and dates.
Lists codes for defining card formats, recorder types, period durations, and number of columns/lines.
Provides codes for character types, heights, widths, and column/line adjustments for custom print formats.
Lists codes for column change timing, ribbon colour change, signal operations, and signal out-programming.
Lists codes for enabling/disabling recorder options and for accessing programming routines with code numbers.
Details the keyboard commands used for accessing and controlling the programming routines for setting parameters.
Explains the keyboard commands used for selecting columns and performing clocking operations on the time card.
Lists keyboard commands used for responding to and clearing error messages and initiating resets.
Describes keyboard commands used for accessing adjustment routines and performing ribbon changes.
Provides detailed technical specifications including dimensions, weight, power, environment, and connectivity.
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