MPEM PROGRAMMER GUIDE
PROGRAMMER PREPARATION
MPEM – 9
MPEM
®
LANGUAGE SELECTION
When starting the programmer and the wrong
language appears, turn the programmer off then
press and hold any key and touch
ON/C
. Two
beeps will be heard, then the programmer will go
directly into the language menu.
NOTE:
Programmer language may also be modi-
fied, as described in section LANGUAGE (main
menu
è
others) on page 17 of this document.
Procedure
Scroll to desired language by moving pointer with
ê
or
é
keys.
Press
ENTER
.
Answer
YES
by moving pointer with
çè
key.
Press
ENTER
, to confirm selection.
Programmer returns to
PASSWORD
screen. To
modify password, do not punch password at this
point and refer to the following section.
PASSWORD MODIFICATION
Password is a 4 digit number assigned to the Pro-
grammer. This number must be punched each
time programmer is being used. Password num-
ber can be modified, as described in the following
procedure.
Procedure
Before entering password, press
?
.
Next screens show all available Service Repre-
sentative phone numbers. Note phone number of
the nearest Service Representative.
Service Rep. phone no.:_______________________
NOTE:
There is a short delay between each
screen. Do not press any key. To bypass a screen,
press
ENTER
. Refer to phone number table at the
end of this document.
The last screen retains information that the Ser-
vice Representative will need when calling for a
new password.
1. Programmer number and software version
2. Current year/month/day
3. Code which is different each time it is viewed, this is the code that
Service Representative will ask for to assign a new password
Contact the nearest Service Representative and
ask for a new password.
NOTE:
At this point, do not press any key on the
programmer. Keep information screen for refer-
ence.
Note new password (given by the Service Repre-
sentative): _____________.
Press any key on the programmer to move to the
next screen.
Punch new password on the programmer.
Press
ENTER
to open main menu.
Programmer is now ready for programming pro-
cedures. Refer to section PROGRAMMING PRO-
CEDURE on the next page before any pro-
gramming procedures.
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