TSW200E1
It is possible to turn the keyboard, alarms and error buzzer on or off. To do that, move the
cursor to the Buzz Enable line and use the ← and → keys to toggle between ON or OFF. When the
buzzer is on, a beep sounds when any key is pressed.
The Setup screen allows the setting of the automatic turn-off time, when the equipment is
not under test. After this time, the equipment turns itself off if left at any configuration screen, e.g.
the setup screen. If any key is pressed, the countdown is restarted. To select the turn-off time of 5
min, 10 min, 20 min or 30 min, use the← and → keys.
The Logo screen displays date and time. To edit, press DATA with the cursor pointing to the
Date/Time line. Use the alphanumeric keys for editing and the← and → keys to move the cursor.
Press <F4> (ENTER) to end editing.
The self-test allows checking the TSW200E1 memory, LEDs, display and keyboard. To start
the self-test, press <F3> (ENTER). Initially, a memory test is run. If successful, MEMORY OK will
be displayed. After that, the LEDs test is started. If this test is successful, LEDS OK will be
displayed on screen. Next, the display is completely written on so the user may check if there is any
display failure.
The following step is the keyboard test. After any key is pressed, the TSW200E1 will start
the keyboard test. The user must press each key to check if the corresponding character is written on
the equipment screen, or if there is any failure. Once started, the SELF TEST can only be stopped
during the keyboard test. When the self-test is over, the equipment will clear memory and any
previously chosen set-ups. So, before the test starts, the user must be sure that he or she can discard
that information.
3.2 - Operating Module Selection
The choice of the operating module is easily done. It is necessary to be in the Module screen
(shown below) to do it.
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