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EYFR03 User Manual 38 of 110 v1.6.0
Chapter 3: Configuring the unit 20 January 2020
Password
The password can be up to 10 numbers. The “password” shown on this screen is a placeholder
and does not necessarily represent the length of the actual password. To change the unit
password, select the password field and press ENT, which will take you to the Enter new
Password screen. If there is no password, this field will be blank.
XBEE channel
Default: 1
Range: 1 to 12
This setting controls which channel is used by the qualifier radio. All tools learned to the
qualifier will be set to this channel automatically as part of the learn process. In general, this
setting does not have to be changed, but if tool communication is not working reliably, changing
this setting may improve communication. When a change to this setting is saved, the unit will go
to the Channel Change screen to guide you through updating all learned tools to use the new
channel.
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Beep on reject?
Default: Yes
This setting determines if the qualifier will sound the beeper when a rejected tightening is
received. The reject sound is one long beep.
Beep on batch?
Default: Yes
This setting determines if the qualifier will sound the beeper when a batch is completed. The
batch sound is four short beeps. When running a group or job, the beep controlled by this setting
may be for each parameter batch or for the complete group or job. See the Groups and Jobs
sections for more information about those settings.
Beep on cycle?
Default: Yes
This setting determines if the qualifier will sound the beeper when an accepted tightening is
received that would not trigger the batch sound. The cycle sound is two short beeps.
Volume
Default: 3
Range: 0 to 10
This setting controls the volume of the beeper. When set to 0, the beeper will not sound at all,
regardless of the other Beep on X settings. A setting of 3 or below is recommended while using
the qualifier in an office or other environment without much background noise.

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