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IDA-4 Plus
Operators Manual
3-10
Engineering Tests
Using the arrow keys, move the cursor to the required
selection and press ENTER .
Test Printer
Checks the link to the printer by sending the serial
number, software version and the three lines of report
header to the printer.
Print Settings
Prints the calibration factors for each transducer fitted.
Test Trig Box
When entered, 2 rows of 4 zero’s are displayed. The top
row monitors the trigger buttons on the PCA Trigger /
Remote Call Interface . The bottom row monitors the
remote call inputs on the PCA Trigger / Remote Call
Interface . When any of these are triggered, the
appropriate ‘0’ will change to a ‘1’. The left most digit
represents channel 1 and the right most digit channel 4.
Choosing ESC and pressing ENTER will default to the
UTILITIES Menu screen.
Test Parameters
Pressure Units
To cycle the pressure units between mmHg, kPa and
psi, use the up and down keys to change then press
ENTER to accept. The chosen units of pressure
measurement are stored thereafter (until changed via
this screen) and appear on all screens where pressure is
indicated except on screens where back-pressure is
indicated. This is displayed in mmHg for reasons of
high resolution.
Graph Deviation
This sets the upper and lower flow rate deviation lines
on the graphs for Flow Rate and Dual Flow. If this is set
to 0 (Zero) then a single line will be displayed at the set
flow rate. If a flow rate is not entered when a test is set-
up then no deviation lines will be displayed.
PCA Pre Trig Time
When performing Lockout Time tests with PCA pumps,
this sets the time prior to the expiry of the Lock-out
time that the
IDA-4 Plus will start attempting to trigger
the pump.
E N G I N E E R I N G T E S T S
T e s t P r i n t e r
P r i n t S e t t i n g s
T e s t T r i g B o x
ESC
T E S T P A R A M E T E R S
PCA
Pressure
Units Graph
Deviation
Pre Trig
Time
psi 10% 200 sec
Use the up and down arrow
Keys to change.
P r e s s E N T E R t o A c c e p t