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appear on the right. Click on “View
Session Data” to directly access session
information for the instrument using the
BioTrak Program.
If the dock is currently empty, none of the
status indicators will be lit.
3.2.2.1 Instrument Tab
The instrument tab contains 5 tab options
that control the configuration of the
PHD6.
General
The General Tab includes the instrument
serial number along with firmware, the
datalogger’s sampling interval, total
instrument runtime, the name of the
current IQ Template, battery level and
turn on time.
Calibration/Bump Testing
The Calibration/Bump Testing tab
contains the dates of the last calibration
and bump test, along with the Cal Due
and Bump Reminder settings. The Cal
Due Lockout option and Fresh Air Cal at
Startup options are check boxes at the
bottom of the window.
Features
The Features Tab includes the STEL and
TWA calculation controls. The Features
tab also includes the controls for
displaying Peak readings, average
readings, STEL readings and TWA
readings along with the Alarm Latch,
Large Clamp, Vibrating Alarm and the
requirement to select user and/or
location at startup.
Service/Security Tab
The Service/Security Tab includes the
Service Due Reminder setting along with
the Last Service Date and the Security
Beep setting.
Custom Screens
3.2.2.2 Sensors Tabs
Each sensor in the instrument has its
own tab that shows the alarm levels, and
most recent calibration data for the
sensor.
3.3 Advanced Settings / Passcode
The IQ6 Dock may be set to verify a
specific 4-digit passcode (PIN) in any
instrument that interfaces with the dock.
If the dock detects a PIN in the
instrument that matches its own PIN, it
will process the instrument. If the dock
fails to detect a PIN, or recognizes a non-
matching PIN, it will not process the
instrument.
To use the passcode feature a PIN must
be entered into the IQ6 Software and
then uploaded to every instrument that
will interface with the dock. Each dock
