Changing The Passcode
You can set the passcode to any number from 0000 to 9999. To do this,
enter Program Mode and go to SyS1 (System) menu. Select P922 which is
the Passcode parameter which can be changed as required.
Resetting Factory Defaults
If you need to restore parameters to their original factory settings, then enter
Program Mode go to the SyS1 (System) menu and ENTER. Using the UP
and DOWN buttons, go to parameter P930, and ENTER, P930 is the
factory defaults parameter, change the value to 1 and ENTER , all
parameters, with the exception of the mA trims, will be restored to the
factory settings (including the DATEM trace) and on completion Stor
(Store) will be displayed after which you can ESC out of this parameter and
continue programming the IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+ for the required application.
Checking the Information Specific to your IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+
There are some parameters dedicated to each individual IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+, such as the
software revision and the units serial number.
Checking the Software Revision and Serial Number
If you need to identify the serial number of the unit or the current level of
software in your IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+, whilst in Run Mode press the ESC button and the
serial number along with the software revision will be displayed.
Alternatively enter Program Mode and select SyS1 (System) menu and
ENTER. Select parameter P926 to view the identity of the current
software revision or P928 for the serial number of the unit.
Using the RS232 Serial Interface
The RS232 serial interface is used to communicate between the IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+, and a
PC using the optinal Pulsar IMP PC software, this software is used to obtain
information from the IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+ so that echo traces can be viewed, parameters can
be uploaded, downloaded and saved.
To do so, the settings for communications control are set as follows and
cannot be changed: baud rate 19,200, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bits.
Connection between the IMP
IMPIMP
IMP+
++
+ and the PC is made via RJ11 connector
located under the lid of the IMP+
IMP+IMP+
IMP+.
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