FCO770 Users Guide Issue 1
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COPY TEST DATA.
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The settings in one test can easily be replicated into other tests. This allows for faster
setting up if many tests use similar settings.
o
Select the test to copy from and the test to copy to, then choose OK, or press
BACK
to exit.
o
Note that the first character of the product i/d of the copied data is changed to
‘*’ to indicate that the data is not the original version and should be edited.
INITIALISE DATA
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This is used to reset all data menu settings back to factory default values. You will be
prompted for confirmation before any data is changed.
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No, Yes.
MONITOR I/O
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This allows the status of the instruments electrical inputs and outputs to be checked
live. The display shows the inputs and outputs in banks. 0 means inactive, 1 means
active. Note that the standard instrument does not have all of the displayed inputs and
outputs fitted – there is a build option for enhanced i/o.
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Inputs are grouped in banks of four.
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Outputs are grouped in banks of eight.
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Refer to the I/O Configuration menu settings for signal usage.
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Press the
Esc
. button to exit.
CHECK OUTPUTS
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This allows each of the instruments outputs to be activated and deactivated when the
instrument is not testing. The display is similar to that above for Monitor I/O except
that you can edit the outputs. The inputs are displayed to show any interaction.
o
Use the
UP
and
DOWN
buttons to select an output, indicated by a flashing
digit.
o
Press the
ENTER
button to toggle the selected output on/off.
o
Press the
Esc
. button to exit the check. All outputs are turned off when you
exit.
CHECK BARCODE
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When a barcode reader is used it can be a little complex to configure. This utility
helps by displaying the scanned data along with the extracted product / serial number
information. A function button allows you edit the settings directly from this utility.
MONITOR I/O
INPUTS | OUTPUTS
1-8 0000 0000 | 10000000 1-8
9-16 0000 0000 | 01100000 9-16
17-24 0000 0000 | 00000000 17-24
|
00000000 25-32
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