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3-2 Frequently Asked Questions About
Setting Up The Unit
Q. Is there any way to backspace if the wrong
button is hit by accident?
A. No, you can depress the CLR button and
start entering the number all over again. Or
press ENT repeatedly until back in the Run
mode and start over again from there.
Q. Is there any way to put a decimal point in a
number such as the K Factor?
A. Yes, simply press the D button after the
digit that you would like the decimal point. It
will appear to the right of the digit.
Q. Is there any way to enter a negative number
for one of the Presets or K Factors?
A. No, negative values are not allowed.
Q. Is there any way to ruin the unit or
completely erase it by entering a bad number?
A. No, if a number or entry is not valid, the unit
will ignore it or flash an error message.
Q. If the unit does not have serial
communications or analog output, does the
OUTCARD or ALG OUT sections of the menu
still have to be set up?
A. No, there are default settings from the factory
already in the unit. No setup of these menu
items is necessary for normal operation.
Q. If CLR is not pressed, numbers can still be
written over the Presets or K Factors. Will these
numbers be accepted if the ENT button is pushed?
A. No, in order for a Preset or K Factor to be
changed, the old number must be cleared out first
by depressing the
CLR button. Otherwise, new numbers will be
added to the end of the previous number.
Note: Sometimes the setup of the unit may seem
confusing. Worksheets have been provided with the
unit to make the setup easy. Most questions can be
answered simply by reviewing the manual. If you
still have problems or questions, please call your
local Distributor.
3-3 Setup Procedure For The Unit
SETTING
PRESET A
PRESS
DISPLAY
A
PRESET A
PRE A Button.
Enters Preset Routine.
Flashing PRESET A
number.
CLR
0 Flashes.
Clears out existing PRESET A.
1 2 3 4
1234 PRESET A
Flashes.
Sample Preset.
ENT
Last count, unit now in run
Store new Preset.
mode.
Preset A is Set.
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