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8014084/ZWT7/V3-1/2020-06 | SICK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS | TRANSIC111LP
Subject to change without notice
OPERATION 4
4.4.6 Entering the password (PAS)
1 Entering the password makes additional menu items available.
2 These additional menu items remain accessible for 30 minutes.
3 Observe the safety instructions, see “Safety information on using the password:”,
page 34.
Fig. 22: Entering the password
4.5 Menu navigation with password authorization
The maintenance level is open for all interfaces after the password has been entered.
4.5.1 Process pressure: Display and settings (APP)
1 Enter the average pressure in the sample gas. Further information, see “Pressure com-
pensation”, page 62.
Adjustable range: 800 1400 mbar.
Fig. 23: Reading out and changing the process pressure
4.5.2 H
2
0 content in process gas: Settings (H2O)
1 Enter the average H
2
O value in the sample gas. Further information, see “Compensation
of ambient parameters”, page 61.
Adjustable range: 0 600 g/m
3.
Fig. 24: Humidity in process gas setting
Menu navigation starts from the top again after the password is entered (Measured
value display).
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NOTICE:
After entering the password via the keypad, it is recommended to return to the
oxygen statistics display after completing password protected functions.
Even though the password expires in 30 minutes, maintenance functions remain
available until you return to the basic functions in the menu structure. A message is
not sent via the keypad when the password expires.
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