The User Interface
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User Options
Purpose
The User Options screen is displayed by tapping on the User Options icon in the
System Settings
screen.
The purpose of the screen is to allow you to enable or disable some of the optional features available
in the detector.
Screen Contents
The screen contains the following options and settings:
Tracker
Tap in the option check box to enable the Tracker functionality which allows the product
threshold value to follow any changes in measured product effect. This option is only available
when a product registration photo-eye is in use. See the Enabling the Tracker Feature and
Enabling and Configuring Tracker for a Product sections for further details.
PVS
Tap in the option check box to enable the PVS functionality which is used to set up regular
metal detector performance validation testing routines. See the
Using Performance Validation
chapter for further details.
Peak hold
Tapping in the field displays the pop-up numeric keypad for you to enter the time in seconds
that large signal values will remain displayed in the digital signal panel on the Main Run
screen.
Auto log off
Tap in the option check box to enable this feature which ensures that the detector
automatically logs off the current user, setting the access level to 0 –Log off, if no activity has
been detected in the Main Run screen for a period of around 5 minutes.
Operator reset fault?
Tap in the option check box to enable this option to allow users with Level 1 – Operator
access to reset faults. If it is not selected, then a user with Level 2 – Supervisor access or
above will need to log in to clear the fault. The option is enabled by default.
Summary of Contents for IQ3+ST
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