BEKA BA377E, Manual

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All configuration functions and prompts are shown on
the upper eight digit display.
Once within the main configuration menu the
required function can be selected by scrolling
through the menu using the
&
and
*
push
buttons. The Timer configuration menu is shown
diagrammatically in Fig 14.
When returning to the display mode following
reconfiguration, the Timer will display
dAtA
followed
by
5AVE
while the new information is stored in
permanent memory.
When configuring the Timer or Clock if a push button
is not operated for a minute, the instrument will
automatically return to the display mode without
saving any configuration changes. Therefore it is
advisable to save configuration changes frequently
to avoid losing any configuration changes.
6.5.2 Summary of Timer configuration
functions
This section summarises all the Timer configuration
functions. When read in conjunction with Fig 14 it
provides a quick aid for configuring the Timer. If
more detail is required, each section of this summary
contains a reference to a full description of the
function.
Display Summary of function
FunCtion
Instrument function
Defines the function of the instrument.
May be set to:
ELAP5E
Timer configuration
CloC
Clock configuration
All the entries in this Timer summary
assume that the BA377E is configured
as a Timer by selecting
ELAP5E
.
See section 6.5.3
inPut
Configuration of Input
Contains a sub-menu with two sub-
functions:
inP . tYPE
Selects input sensor type
dEbounCE
Defines input debounce
See section 6.5.4
inP . tYPE
Configures the Timer sensor input to
accept one of six types of input:
oP.CoL
Open collector ●
VoLt5 L
Voltage <1 >3V
VoLt5 H
Voltage <3 >10V
Pr.dEt
Proximity detector ●
ContACt
Switch contact ●
● Energise input by linking terminals
3 & 4.
See section 6.5.5
dEbounCE
Defines the level of debounce applied
to the input to prevent false functioning:
dEFAuLt
HEAVY
LiGHt
See section 6.5.6