Spectronics Spectroline AccuMax Series - Using the AccuMAX Meter; Turning the AccuMAX On and Off; Detector Attachment and Initialization

6. USING THE AccuMAX
6.1 ON/OFF
Press and hold the ON/OFF button to turn the meter
on. Splash screen below will be displayed.
A detector must be plugged in when the AccuMAX is
first turned on for the instrument to initialize properly
and communicate with the detector for information
on calibration factors, range limitations and units. If
the instrument is turned on without a detector
plugged in, the display will show
and will automatically shut off in 30 seconds. This
same message is displayed if the detector is
removed while the instrument is running. To remedy
this situation, simply turn off the AccuMAX, plug in
the detector, and turn the unit on. The instrument will
then initialize itself automatically.
6.2 DETECTOR ATTACHED
After the sensor detector is attached and the
AccuMAX is turned on, the screen will display
and automatically proceed to the next screen.
6.3 CHOOSING AN OPERATING LANGUAGE
The AccuMAX is equipped to operate in four languages:
English, French, German and Spanish. To access and
use each language, when the meter is turned on and
opens in the screen pictured above, press MAIN to
access the OPERATION/SETTINGS screen,
Press DOWN to access SETTINGS, then ENTER to
access the next screen, which defaults to UNITS and
LANGUAGE.
Press UP to access LANGUAGE, then press
ENTER. Two words will appear on the screen.
Each time you press UP or DOWN the name of the
language will change.
When it reaches the language you want to use,
press EXIT to set and use the language. The unit will
default to UNITS and LANGUAGE and will remain in
that language until you set it to another language.
Press UP to return to the left column, press DOWN
until you reach EXIT, press ENTER and return to
OPERATION and SETTINGS.
The AccuMAX is immediately operational with
software-driven, established default parameters.
However, you may choose to customize some of its
features. A quick run-through of the various options may
be of value in your operating conditions.
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LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
SPANISH
LANGUAGE
FRENCH
LANGUAGE
GERMAN