5. Setting the Parameter
junior
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5.5
The USB 2.0 Port
The USB 2.0 port on the rear of the
junior
enables the
transfer of saved data (up to max. 2000 measurements) to a
PC. This requires a USB Type B
USB Type A cable.
The transmission parameters necessary for your computer's
configuration are to be set in the [
RS232
] menu. In general it
is possible to use the pre-set parameters. If the terminal
program’s settings do not match the
junior
's transmission
parameters, adapt the program’s settings to the
junior
’s
requirements. Otherwise no data transfer is possible.
Changing the Transmission Parameters
o
In the [
Settings
] sub-menu,
select the [
RS232
] option.
o
Press the <
ENT
> key.
o
The transmission parameters for
the USB 2.0 port will be
displayed.
Modify
these
to
correspond with those of your
PC.
Activate
the
desired
parameter with the <
ENT
> key,
select the corresponding value,
and confirm the selection with the
<
ENT
> key.
[
Baud Rate
]
Selection: [
300
], [
600
], [
1200
],
[
2400
], [
4800
], [
9600
],
[
19200
] and [
38400
] Baud.
[
Data Bits
]
Selection: [
7
] and [
8
].
[
Parity
]
Selection: [
None
], [
Odd
], [
Even
].
[
Stop Bits
]
Settings
Password
Customer Settings
Date/Time
Language
RS232
System
ENT
RS232:
Baudrate :
19200
Databits : 7
Parity : None
Flowcontrol: XON/XOFF
Figure 5.6
:
Defining
the transmission
parameters