Pulsar dBi-M, Instruction Manual

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dBi-M INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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File
The top left hand dropdown menu is File . Selecting this drop-down menu
will give you the option of opening a previously stored parameter file,
opening a previously stored echo file, saving parameters to file (provided
you have first uploaded them from your dBi-M).
You can also select to restart the dBi-M PC software.
Transfer
The Transfer menu enables you to get parameters from the unit, send
parameters to the unit, and program single parameters. These three options
are mimicked by the icons with the Computer and Ultra motif. For sending
and receiving parameters follow the on-screen commands. When you have
uploaded the parameters from your dBi-M, pressing the toggle parameters
icon will show all parameters, clear the screen, and show changed
parameters again.
For single parameter programming, press the icon with the Ultra motif with
a red and blue arrow. From the drop-down menu, select the required
parameter number and press the read button
, to view the details and
current value of a parameter. Change the value to the required amount and
then press enter, the change is then verified by the PC software. You can
select to default the unit to its factory set parameters.
Note: Pressing the Factory Default (P930) will restore the sensor to its
factory settings. All changed parameters on your sensor and information
will be lost if not previously saved.
Parameters
The Parameters menu gives you three options (options 1 & 2 are easily
accessed with the Tools button):
1. View (all) parameters in the dBi-M. A list will appear on the right-hand
side in a table showing all parameters (highlighted in yellow are
parameters where their values have been changed from default).
2. View only the parameters that have had their values changed from
default.
3. Print parameters opens up a new window, giving you further options on
whether to print all parameters, changed parameters to a printer (or
print to PDF). In addition, you can save the parameters to a file, which
saves the information as a .doc file.