Alber Cellcorder CRT-300, User Manual

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12 W
ORKING WITH
F
ILES
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12.1 Saving to the Memory Card ......................................................... 32
12.2 Loading and Appending a File ..................................................... 33
12.3 Deleting a File .............................................................................. 33
12.4 Sending Readings via IR to a Computer ...................................... 34
12.5 Printing Test Results .................................................................... 34
13 V
IEWING
R
ESULTS
............................................................................ 36
13.1 Overall Voltage (OV) Data .......................................................... 36
13.2 Status Screen: Average ................................................................ 36
13.3 Status Screen: Min-Max ............................................................... 36
13.4 Status Screen: Faults .................................................................... 36
14 D
IAGNOSTICS
M
ENU
......................................................................... 38
14.1 Keypad ......................................................................................... 38
14.2 Display ......................................................................................... 38
14.3 IR Port .......................................................................................... 38
14.4 Safety Relay ................................................................................. 39
14.5 Memory Card ............................................................................... 39
14.6 Load Module ................................................................................ 39
14.7 A/D Linearity ............................................................................... 39
14.7.1 Voltage Channel ................................................................... 39
14.7.2 Test I Channel ...................................................................... 40
14.7.3 ICr Channel .......................................................................... 40
14.7.4 A/D Reference ...................................................................... 40
14.8 Protection Circuit ......................................................................... 40
14.9 Modem ......................................................................................... 40
14.10 Buzzer ...................................................................................... 40
14.11 Fan ............................................................................................ 40
14.12 Temperature Sensors ................................................................ 41
14.13 Error Codes .............................................................................. 41
15 S
ERVICE
M
ENU
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15.1 Entering the Password .................................................................. 42
15.2 Changing the Password ................................................................ 42
15.3 Factory Defaults ........................................................................... 43
16 CRT-300 C
ALIBRATION
.................................................................... 44
16.1 Equipment Required ..................................................................... 44
16.1.1 Flash Code ............................................................................ 44
16.2 Opening the Calibration Screen ................................................... 44
16.3 Recording the As Found K-Constants .......................................... 45
16.4 Voltage Channel Setup ................................................................. 45
16.5 Voltage Channel Calibration ........................................................ 45
16.5.1 1V to 2V Range .................................................................... 46
16.5.2 4V to 6V Range .................................................................... 46
16.5.3 8V to 12V Range .................................................................. 47
16.5.4 16V Range ............................................................................ 47