Garnet SeeLevel ProSeries II 810-PS2, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 8 - 810-PS2 PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
T
he 810-PS2 provides an interactive programming experience.
When the programming plug is connected to the gauge, the
gauge display will show “prog” within a couple of seconds. Do
not start programming the gauge until “prog” is shown. After the
plug has been removed, the gauge display will show “donE” for a
moment.
Note: it is not possible to directly copy the calibration from an
808, 808i, 808A or old style 810 to an 810-PS2. The calibration will
have to be re-entered using the procedure to calibrate a gauge
from a table of calibration values.
Show the Software Revision:
1. The 817 Truck Gauge Programmer is not needed for this
operation. Only a magnet is required to show the revision.
2. Disconnect the fiber from the display and make sure that
no ambient light is getting into the optical connector. The
display must be showing “no L” in order to show the revision.
3. Hold the magnet next to the display face by the “G” in Garnet.
4. Within a couple of seconds, the display will show “r6.02” to
show the software revision (for example, 6.02 in this case).
This will be shown for about 1 second then the display will
show “C1-3”, “C1-4” or “C1-6” indicating the current mode
that the display is set for (the “C” means “current”). Remove
the magnet immdiately to avoid changing the mode.
Program the 810-PS2 for the correct mode (1/3”, 1/4”, or 1/6”):
1. The 810-PS2 display can be configured for 1/3”, 1/4” or 1/6”
sender bars, which requires the installer to make sure that the
display is programmed for the correct mode so that it will
operate correctly with the sender bar used.
2. The 817 Truck Gauge Programmer is not needed for this
operation. Only a magnet is required to change the mode.
3. Disconnect the fiber from the display and make sure that
no ambient light is getting into the optical connector. The
display must be showing “no L” in order to set the mode.
4. Hold the magnet next to the display face by the “G” in Garnet.