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is removed from the system. A BLINKING dot will appear in the center of the “C”.
This option could be selected when a variety of different tips are being used
and the system should recalibrated after every tip change
This option is suitable if replacing the tip or the handpiece would always
require the system to be recalibrated
ii.
“OS Mode 2” (Offset Mode 2) Offset will clear to zero if the handpiece is removed from
the system, but removing the tip will maintain the offset. A STEADY dot will appear in
the center of the “C” if the tip is removed.
This option is desirable when using tips of similar geometry where it is not
necessary to formally recalibrate after a tip change.
This option would be desirable in situations where supervisors would want to
be able to easily determine if the tip has been removed for any reason
iii.
“OS Mode 3” (Offset Mode 3) Offset will clear to zero if the handpiece is removed from
the system, but removing the tip will keep the offset. There will be no dot if the system
has an offset. In this mode, the BLINKING dot will only appear if the handpiece is
removed (this is the Factory Default Mode).
This option could be selected in applications when a the tip is rarely replaced
or when the same style tip is used throughout the application
This option is suitable if only replacing the handpiece would require the system
to be recalibrated
d) Press and release the PROGRAM Key
to proceed to the next step.
8. OS Mode reset option
- Turn on or off the reset options
i)
“OS Mode 2 Reset ?= ON:- The line operator/user has the ability to reset the offset
indicator by going through the reset sequence. (See resetting the THC Cal indicator
below)
1) If a THC handpiece is hooked to the channel being displayed, then
pressing the UP key will rest the calibration indicator/dot
2) If a SensaTemp handpiece is hooked to the channel being displayed
then you can cycle to the corresponding channel by holding the program
key
for 5 seconds, and set the offset.
ii)
“OS Mode 2 Reset ?= OFF:
a) Under this mode, the access to the reset capability of the Calibration
indicator/DOT is not available.
9. Set LCD Contrast
Press the UP
and DOWN
to enter increase or decrease LCD contrast. The range of
contrast is 1 to 100. Press and release the PROGRAM Key
to move to the next step.
