Scott Safety Protege, User Manual

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Configuration and Setup Checklist
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Figure 18 Connecting the Device to a PC
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The SGM software confirms connection between the PC and the device via the
HOME tab. CONNECTED or PLEASE CONNECT YOUR INSTRUMENT
displays underneath the picture of the device.
Configuring the Scott
Gas Monitor Software
The SGM software provides a PC interface to the device to download the data log,
adjust settings, and establish alarm set points. Navigation of the software is
accomplished using the PC mouse and keyboard. The four (4) tabs located at the top
of the SGM are described here:
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Home – Tab is the default screen that appears when starting the SGM software.
You may select the language to display and see the status of the connection to the
device from this tab.
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Settings – Tab is used to change alarm settings.Tab provides a number of different
options. Alarm set points can be changed, a password can be inserted, timers can
be defined and the length of the LCD backlight can be configured.
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Set Clock – Tab is used to set the date and time of the device. There is an option to
synchronize the time of the device with the PC for accurate time keeping ability.
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View Log – Tab does not have any configurable options. Use it to download log
data from the device. This data can be read, saved, cleared, and recalled from
previously saved files.
The device ships preconfigured and ready for operation using the factory default
settings. However, you my want to reconfigure some of the parameters based upon
your application.
Table 9 provide the default settings and ranges for the SGM’s five
(5) items under Settings. See “SGM Defaults” on page 27.
Figure 19 shows the Home Tab screen.
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