General operating concept
The Sartocheck
®
3 plus can be
operated using the keypad and the
various function keys. In general,
the menu is structured so that
the respective menu items can be
selected using the function keys to
the left and right next to the dis-
play. Alphanumeric entries can be
made via the keypad. Menu items
for which the alternative contents
have already been set (e.g. Yes or
No) can be changed by pressing
the associated function keys several
times.
The Sartocheck
®
3 plus has an inter-
nal memory to store user-specific
settings and programmings (e.g.
test programs). There is no electro-
nic results database. Only the last
test result is retained in the memo-
ry, so that it can be printed out
again if necessary. This means that
the Sartocheck® 3 plus is a purely
paper-based system. The require-
ments with respect to 21 CFR Part
11 are therefore not applicable to
this tester.
To be able to archive test programs
or switch between different testers,
an SD card reader is integrated.
This is located under the printer
cover and can be used for standard
SD cards (max. 2 GB).
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The display and control panel
features the following operating
elements:
1 Esc
Press this key to cancel the current
procedure.
2 F1-F 10
The function keys F1 to F10
correspond to the function types
shown on the display.
3 Log
on
When pressed, the logon screen
is activated.
4 Log off
Press this key to log the current
user off.
5 Function keys (unlabelled)
The unlabelled function keys
located to the right of the display
are used to select the menu items
appearing directly adjacent to the
keys on the display during opera-
tion.
6 Cursor keys
The cursor keys labelled with arrows
can be used to navigate in the
menu.
7 Paper
This key advances the paper in the
internal printer.
8 PC keypad
Is used for inputting and starting
processes.
9 Home
When this key is pressed, program-
ming is cancelled without saving.
The former test is reinstated and
the user is automatically taken back
to the Main Menu.
10 End
Press this key to jump to the end
of the input line when entering
parameters and data.
7.1.1 Operating Elements
Fig. 7-2 | Display and control panel
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9 10
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3
2
1
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