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Table 4.1 Configuration instructions
Screen
Buttons
Screen Description
Button effects
This screen features the status, alarm, configuration, calibration, and warning icons. The
technician can disable or enable the warning and choose the warning type.
When enabled, the unit will notify the user that calibration is due, based on the selected
option. The instrument will continue to operate.
Note: When options 1, 2, or 3 are selected, the expected battery life will be reduced.
Values:
0 = disabled
1 = audible chirp enabled
2 = blue LED flash enabled
3 = combination audible chirp and blue LED flash enabled
4 = display only enabled
One press saves the displayed value and activates the next configuration-mode screen.
Calibration interval
This screen features the status, configuration, calibration, and calendar icons, with the current
setting displayed in the main area. The technician can set the interval at which the calibration
due warning is to be activated.
Value range: 1 to 365 days
Value increment: 1 day
The first press activates the value. Continued presses increment the value; hold to speed the
increment pace.
One press saves the displayed value; a second activates the next configuration-mode screen.
This screen features the status, up and down arrow, configuration, calibration, warning, and
calendar icons. The technician can choose whether the operation-mode calibration date
screen will display the due date for the unit's next calibration or the date of the unit's last
calibration.
The up arrow (▲) displays on-screen when the unit is set to display the next the calibration
due. The down arrow (▼) displays when the unit is set to display the last calibration date.
Values:
0 = displays date of last calibration
1 = displays next calibration due date
One press saves the displayed value and activates the next configuration-mode screen.
This screen features the status, alarm, configuration, warning, and “dOC”, icons, with the
selected setting value displayed in the main area. The technician can disable, or enable the
warning, and choose the warning type. When enabled, the unit will notify the user that
docking to a station is due, based on the selected option. The instrument will continue to
operate.
Note: When options 1, 2, or 3 are selected, the expected battery life will be reduced.
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