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2. Here, the current service state of the device is indicated. After approx.
6000 operation hours, or when your device hasn’t been in service for
about three years, it will indicate 100 % (service is due). The device
should be sent to us for service then.
3. Here, the currently set polariser mode is indicated. This is no special
information, the polariser setup is visible in other menus, too. But for the
sake of completeness, this is also displayed here.
4.
This number informs you about the hardware version of the device. In
this case, it is version 02. Devices including the version 02 have already
been prepared in such a way that the RAH module can be activated by
means of an activating code. Devices with the version 01 would first have
to be modified. To this purpose, please contact the Rayonex company.
5. This number informs you about the software version of the device. In this
case, it is version 28.
6. This indicates the currently active menu item.
7. This symbolises the load condition of the battery pack.
8. This number stands for the construction month of the device, in this case
December.
9. This is the construction year of the device. It was the year 2006 in our
example.
10. These four numerals are the serial number of the device. The number, in
our case 22.39, is important for the definite classification of the device.
Rayonex maintains a database with all the information concerning the
device, i.e. the activated modules, the previous service date etc.
If you are thinking of enabling a module in the Rayocomp PS 10, you can
call us and tell us your serial number to receive an enabling code. After
entering this code, you can utilise the module immediately.
A really useful tip in this context:
If you wish to try out a certain module, call us to receive a so-called
temporary enabling code. This code, which can only be used once, allows
the use of the respective module for about 10 hours. The RAH module
can even be tested for 100 hours. The determinant is the runtime of the
device, not the runtime of the module. During this time, you can find out
for yourself whether the module is useful for your purposes or not.
