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11.5.8 Code function
The code function is designed to protect the device
from unauthorised access.
Entering the four-digit code number and
changing it
1. Select the line "code function" in the "setup" menu
using the [Up] and [Down] buttons, and press [OK]
to switch to the corresponding menu.
There are two types of access rights:
Calibration rights:
The owner of calibration rights
has access to the calibration menu and to manual
operation.
The owner of access rights may do the following:
•
alter calibration data
•
operate control relays manually.
Full rights:
The owner of full rights has full access to
all settings including calibration data.
The owner of full rights may do the following:
•
alter calibration data
•
alter setup
•
parameterise the controller
•
alter alarm settings
•
run the device manually.
2. Select the desired type of access rights, and
press [OK] to get to the corresponding menu.
3. If an old code exists, confirm the old code
number first (on first use, confirm code 0000).
4. Select "change".
5. Enter the old code in the submenu (see the
comment line at the bottom of the display) using
the [Up] and [Down] buttons, and press [OK] to
confirm and switch to the query "new code" (see
the comment line at the bottom of the display).
6. Enter a new four-digit code number using the
[Up] and [Down] buttons. Press [OK] to confirm.
7. Repeat to confirm: Set a new four-digit code
number using the [Up] and [Down] buttons, and
press [OK] to confirm.
8. Access rights can be cancelled by deleting the
corresponding code number in the "delete"
submenu.
•
Entering a valid four-digit code number gives the
operator access to the corresponding functions
for a limited time of 60 minutes.
•
If no code was entered previously, the desired
menu can be accessed without restrictions. The
code number 0000 will not be displayed / the
operator will not be asked to enter it.
11.5.9 Reset function
•
Entering the code number "1998" deletes all
previously entered code numbers.
•
All prior access codes are deleted and reset to
"0000".
11.5.10 Adjusting display contrast
In the "display" menu,
the contrast of the display can
be adjusted.
1. Switch from the "setup" menu
to the "display"
menu
using the [Up] and [Down] buttons, and
press [OK] to confirm.
11.5.11 Saving / accessing user settings
In the "factory setting" submenu, the current device
setting can be saved so that it can be reactivated
later, or a saved setting can be activated.
• Setup
- Save setup: Saves all current device settings
from the menus (not just the "setup" settings).
- Activate setup: Resets the device to the last
saved setup.
cal right
code
0000
old code
Note
If a wrong code is entered, access to the
corresponding menus is denied. An error
message is triggered (duration: five
seconds), and the device will return to
"main menu".
Note
If the contrast setting is too high, it may not
be possible to read the display. Hold down
the [Down] button until the contrast setting
is low enough to be read again.
Note
In this menu, save your device settings
once you have set all the values in the
"setup", "controller" and "alarm" menus.
You can then activate them again at any
time (even after a factory reset)!
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