Ametek 5100P, Руководство пользователя

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PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D
Working From the User Interface
While working from the User Interface, the following rules apply:
• The
HOME
screen displays the live analyte concentration value and unit,
and any Alarm messages that have been triggered by the system.
• From the
Main Menu
screen, the selected menu item has opening and
closing parentheses on either side [e.g., ( ALARM )]. See Figure 3-2.
• From the
HOME
screen, navigate through the
Main Menu
screen and
Sub-Menu
screens by pressing the
ENTER
key (
)
. The desired menu or
sub-menu must be selected.
• For
Sub-Menu
items with multiple parameters, select the
Sub-Menu
item
and press . Then, use the
Up
and
Down
arrow keys to scroll through the
parameter selections.
• The
ALARM
and
CONFIG
menus allow you to choose sub-menu items and
additional lower-level parameters that can be changed. Certain parameters
require numerical inputs, while others have pre-defined selections to choose
from.
To make a change to a parameter value (i.e., screen displays “
NEW? _
”, use
the numeric keys to enter the new value, and then press .
To make a change to a parameter value that has pre-defined selections (i.e.,
in the
UNITS
sub-menu), use the
Up
and
Down
arrow keys to view and
select the desired option, and then press .
Use care when changing
Units, as the system will not ask you to confirm this change.
• From all screens, press
Esc
to return to the previous screen, until the
HOME
screen is displayed.
• If you see screens that are not illustrated or described in this manual, do
not attempt to make any changes on the screens. Instead, press the
key to power down the analyzer, then press it again to restart the analyzer
and continue with normal operations.
Figure 3-2.
Menu screen, showing selected
item in parentheses.
MENU
( ALARM )
CONFIG
ALARM menu item selected

If you repeatedly see
screens that are not included
in this manual, contact
AMETEK Service and Support
for assistance.
User Interface/5100P Application Software
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