6300 Rev H User’s Manual
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[14] Static Mode
The Static output can be in one of three modes: Measure, Leak or Control. The unit always powers-up in
Measure mode. The user must change to Control mode to move to a specific target. The user changes to
Leak mode (from Control mode) when performing a Leak check. After the Leak check is completed, the
unit automatically goes back into Control mode. So, during the entire operation of the tester, the user
should only stay between Control and Leak modes. The user should typically never have to go into
Measure mode.
How to change modes is described in Section 3.6.
[15] Power status
When AC power is connected to the 6300, the icon which shows the power plug (with ‘AC’ shown to the
left of the icon), is displayed here.
If the internal battery is connected, the battery icon is displayed here, along with the percentage charge
remaining in the battery. When the battery charge goes below 10%, the percentage charge value turns
red and starts blinking, until AC power is connected to the unit.
When the battery percentage charge reduces below 10%, a warning message is displayed (every few
minutes) in the ‘Message’ section of the screen. This message needs to be acknowledged by the user
before continuing to operate the unit.
[16] Key-number symbols
A key-number symbol is a dark-blue circle with a number (1 to 8) inside it. This symbol is placed next to
a parameter which can be changed by the user. To change this parameter, the user needs to press the key
with that number. So, if the symbol shows the number 5 and the symbol is placed next to the ‘Static
units’ parameter, then the user should press the ‘5’ key to change ‘Static units’. Similarly, pressing the ‘4’
key would allow the user to change ‘Pitot mode’.
Note: Parameters can be changed only when a key-number symbol appears next to it. Under some
conditions, parameters cannot be changed and therefore, the key-number symbol will be removed from
the display.
[17] ‘Messages’ section
This section of the display, the ‘Lower’ section, is used extensively while performing various functions
like changing units, changing modes, changing target values, displaying leak rates etc. The following
sub-sections will provide additional details.
This section is also used to display error messages and warnings. Error messages are usually displayed
on the last line of the display.
Note: In the sections below, any displayed parameter that is blinking will be activated only after the
GO key is pressed. This allows multiple parameters to be changed and activated at the same instant
when GO is pressed. To revert to the original parameter, press CANC.
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