The User Interface
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1. Perform an update checksum from the tick button found in the
Search Head Setup
screen.
2. Perform a hardware cold start by moving link JP6 across pins 1-2 from 2-3 on the
Control Board, then power on/off This will wipe all system and product setup data from
the detector. Therefore a complete setup of the detector will be required. This should
only be done in the event of extreme difficulties. Return the link to its original position
before entering any data.
Problem:
Drive too low - (IQ3 only) the transmitter drive current is not set.
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Action:
From the
VF Drive
screen perform the auto configure operation. This will
automatically reset all the drives for each of the detector operating frequencies. This will
take several minutes to complete. This action will not affect any other detector settings.
Select Access Level
Purpose
Each User Account created in the system is assigned an access level which determines what access
they have to the different features and functionality available, preventing a user making any
unauthorised changes. See the
User Access
and
Setting User Access Levels and Passwords
sections for further details.
The Select access level screen has several purposes:
A currently logged in user can change to a lower access level.
A currently logged in user can select and log into a User Account set up at a higher access
level provided they know the password for the User Account.
A currently logged in user can log off.
If the ‘Auto log off’ feature has been enabled in the User Options screen and the Main Run screen is
being displayed, the current user will be automatically logged off when the timeout period expires and
the user account will be displayed as "None".
Screen Contents
The Select access level screen contains the following option radio buttons for selection:
0 (Log off)
Selecting this option logs the current user off.
Summary of Contents for IQ3+ST
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