Pfeiffer Vacuum ASM 340 - Screen Settings

Access: Menu [Configuration] [Function keys]
Choice - Setting limit
1)
Timer
Audio
Cor.
Mute
Reject point
Infor.
Tracer gas
Vent
Method
Mode
Memo
Paging
Regen
Cal type
Screen Shot
Switch Set point
Enable for each function key
Function key display in the function keys bar
16 function keys are offered but only a maximum of 15 can be made availa-
ble (enabled) in the function keys bar. The 16
th
function key is greyed out. To
enable it, disable another function key first.
Enabled
Disabled
1) Initial setting: see chapter “Tree diagram to the Settings menu”
8.3.4 Screen settings
This menu is used to enter the control panel settings.
Access: Menu [Configuration] [Screen settings] Choice - Set-
ting limit
1)
Brightness To be set 0 – 20
Paging Function Function available only if a wireless remote control is detected.
To be selected
When a wireless remote control (accessory) is used, the ’Paging’ function makes it
possible to easily find the remote if it is located within its field of use with the detector.
When the function is activated, the remote control emits a sound signal so it can be
located. To stop the sound signal, deselect the Paging function.
Function key: see below.
Enabled
Disabled
Leak rate bar-
graph
See details below -
Application win-
dows
Std-by Value To be selected
Leak rate display in ‘Stand-by’ mode
Hide
Show
Show inlet pressure To be selected
Inlet pressure display.
Hide
Show
Show second pressure To be selected
Display of the cell pressure or of an external gauge.
● None: no display
● Cell.: analyzer cell pressure display
● Ext.: external gauge pressure display (at the cus-
tomer’s expense)
The external gauge (at the customer's expense) is a
gauge installed on the customer's application, connect-
ed to the 37-pin I/O board.
None
Cell.
Ext.
Show synoptic To be selected
Synoptic display (see chapter “Navigation”).
Hide
Show
Reset screen
parameters
Function launching
This function is used to load the default settings of the control panel.
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1) Initial setting: see chapter “Tree diagram to the Settings menu”
Settings menu
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