Fluke PG9000 Series, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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3. GENERAL OPERATION
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OPERATION
To access the audible feedback adjustment function, press [SPECIAL] and
select <4prefs> , <2sound> .
Select <1keypad> to adjust keypad sounds. Select <2piston> to turn the
position sounds ON or OFF.
3.12.4.3 <4prefs>, <3time>
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PURPOSE
To view and edit the PG9000 internal time and date settings.

OPERATION
To access the time function press
[SPECIAL] and select <4prefs> ,
<3time> . The display is:
Edit: 1time 2date
08:32:11 am 20031025
Select <1time> to edit the time. Edit hours, then minutes, then am/pm by pressing
[ENT] at each entry. Seconds go to zero when minutes are entered.
Select <2date> to edit the date. The date must be specified in YYYYMMDD format.
Note
The PG9000 date and time are set to United States Mountain
Standard Time in the final test and inspection process at the
factory. If desired, use the date function to set your local time
and date.
3.12.4.4 <4prefs>, <4ID>
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PURPOSE
To view or edit the PG9000 user ID and to view the PG9000 serial number.
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PRINCIPLE
PG9000 has a factory programmed serial number that is included on the rear of
the platform and can be viewed in the introductory screen.
PG9000 also allows the user to store a unique, twelve character, alpha numeric
ID number. This feature is frequently used to assign an organizational control ID
such as an asset number, tool number, standard number, etc. The ID function
allows the ID number to be viewed and edited. It also displays the PG9000
factory serial number.
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OPERATION
To access the ID function press [SPECIAL] and select <4prefs> , <4ID> .
Select <1view> to view the current ID. Select <2edit> to edit the ID.
The ID has twelve characters. When the edit screen is opened, the cursor is on the
first character. Numerical values can be entered directly from the keypad.
In addition, the
[
←
] and [
→
] keys can be used to toggle through a list of available
alpha numeric characters. Holding the key steps through the characters. Character
order going up (
[
→
]) is: blank space, symbols, lower case letters, upper case letters,
numbers . Press [ENT] to select a character and move to the next character.
When a character is selected the cursor moves to the next character. To leave a
blank character, press
[ENT] with the field for that character blank. Press [ESC]
when all ID characters have been entered to access the
<Save ID?> option. Select <1no> to abandon edits and exit or select <2yes> to save
the edited ID.
Note
The ID can be viewed and edited but it cannot be cleared or
reset by any reset functions (see Section 3.12.9).