ASP STERRAD 100, Service Manual

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Parameter Printout- STERRAD 100 S Systems
1. When you exit the editor from the
CYCLE TYPE
menu by pressing
START
and
OPEN DOOR
, the values of the parameters are stored in
the printer buffer.
2. When you exit the editor from the SERIAL NUMBER menu, the serial
number, software date, part number revision level and checksum are
sent to the printer buffer.
3. When the operation is complete, and the system is in idle mode, the
printer buffer prints its information in the following format
DAY MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS (prints in red)
SERIAL NUMBER = 999999
MM-DD-YY VEN XXXX YYYY
04-04224-0-001-3 CS=ZZZZ
4 4 Note: MM-DD-YY is the build date of the software.XXXX is the
language-section Check Sum.YYYY is the code-section
Check Sum. ZZZZ is the total Check Sum (XXXX + YYYY)
Identification-STERRAD 100 S Systems
1. The software initializes the LCD at the power up and also when
exiting from the EDIT mode. If a good cassette is in the injector pump
the following message is displayed:
MM-DD-YY LLLLLL
04-04224-0-001-3 CS=XXXX
LLLLLL represents the language in use, in this case English, and
00X denotes the language part number.
4 4
Note: LLLLLL = ENGLIS. X = 1 (English). MM, DD, YY and
CS=XXXX are described in the previous note.
Setting the System Clock
1. Enter the edit mode by pressing
START
and
CANCEL
at the same
time. The LCD display shows the following:
DATE = DAY, MM/DD/YY
OPEN(change) - CLOSE (accept)
2. DAY is a three letter abbreviation for the day of the week e.g., WED;
MM is the month, e.g., 03; DD is the numerical day, e.g., 25; and YY
is the year, e.g., 95. A flashing cursor is displayed on the DAY field.
User Interface and Control Subsystems User Interface Calibration
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