Settings
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4.2.4.5.8 Disturbance recording
In this section a disturbance recording function can be
set. Description can be found in [2.8] section.
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Samples/period:
25%
Change settings: ACC
32p
Duration:
Pre-trigger:
Disturbance rec.
AA
Pickup:
No
TRIGGERS
Figure 4.29 Disturbance recording settings.
4.2.4.5.9 Passwords
In password settings menu it is possible to disable or
enable password protection for protector mode
(password level 1) and parameter setting mode
(password level 2).
To change specific password press Enable in dedicated
password level. This applies even if the password is
already active.
Enabled
Disabled
Password level 1
A
Figure 4.30 Enabling password
4.2.4.5.10 User interface
Various parameters important to local display unit
experience are set under User interface menu.
English
Language:
45min
Change settings: ACC
Primary
Show meas.:
Auto-lock:
User interface
AA
LCD contrast:
Highest
Off
Key sound:
Figure 4.31 User interface settings.
Language
Different language of local display unit are set.
Show measurements
Measurements can be set to be displayed as:
- Primary values
- Secondary values
- Per-unit
Auto-lock
Device is set to enter locked state (same as pressing key
or locking device via corresponding menu) after
defined amount of time. Time range after device
automatically enters locked state is from 1 to 60
minutes.
Key sound
Key sound can be turned on or off. When set to enable
each push on any key triggers a short beeping sound.
LCD contrast
Display contrast can be set from Lowest to Highest.
Restore defaults
For returning settings to factory default Password Level
2 is required.
Device settings
Digital inputs
A
Digital outputs
Disturbance rec.
Passwords
User interface
Restore dafaults
Reset to factory
default settings?
Confirm
Cancel
Figure 4.32 Device can be returned to default factory settings.
Use extreme caution when using Restore
defaults option!
Returning device to default factory settings
will delete and overwrite any existing
settings. Backing up settings before
performing an action is recommended.
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