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Display Overview
The instrument’s easy-to-read display screen has three main horizontal segments. From top to bottom, they
are:
Status bar
Gas readings area
Navigation bar
The instrument uses these areas to display symbols, numbers, abbreviations, and text in combinations that
allow it to clearly communicate with its user: the instrument operator in the field or the safety team
members who are responsible for maintaining the instrument.
See Figures 3.2.A through 3.2.D to become familiar with the display screen layout and content items the
user can expect to see at these times:
During operation
In the event of a warning or alarm
During maintenance
While working in settings
Status bar
During operation, the display screen’s
status bar communicates basic
information to the instrument operator:
instrument and battery status (shown),
ambient-air temperature, and the time of
day. When the instrument is in a LENS
group, the number of peer instruments is
shown along with the group's signal
quality. Cloud symbols are used to
indicate iNet Now status.
Instrument status symbol
The status bar checkmark indicates the instrument is
operational.
Other symbols
5 and
Indicates the LENS Wireless group peer count and the group's
signal quality.
, ,
,
and
Group signal quality is shown here in order from weakest to
strongest.
The wireless radio is not functioning and LENS Wireless
features are not available.
LENS Wireless is set to "off" and LENS Wireless features are
not available.
no cloud
iNet Now is
not
enabled.
iNet Now is enabled, but no signal is available.
iNet Now is enabled, but the signal is weak.
iNet Now is enabled and the signal is strong.
Name
User name assigned to peer instrument readings.