
Figure 19 Keypad and display
1
Channel LEDs
2
Display
Table 5 Key descriptions
Key
Description
ESC
Goes back to the previous screen. Push multiple times to go
back to the main screen. All changes are saved automatically.
Note: The controller display does not return to the main screen
automatically.
UP
and
DOWN
arrows
Selects menu items and changes parameter values.
The
UP
arrow moves the cursor up or left within the display and
increments numbers.
The
DOWN
arrow moves the cursor down or right and
decrements numbers.
ENTER
Selects a menu item, goes to the Edit mode or moves the
cursor to the next selection.
Sends data to the printer to make on-demand printouts. Selects
the print format.
ALARM
Turns the controller beeper off. Identifies and shows the alarms
for the selected analyzer.
Note: All alarms must be acknowledged before the controller beeper turns
off.
Table 5 Key descriptions (continued)
Key
Description
SETUP
Goes to the individual analyzer, system and controller
parameter settings.
MANUAL
Goes to the operating mode options for the selected analyzer.
Refer to
VIEW
Toggles the controller display between a single-channel view,
multi-channel view and differential view. Refer to
on page 21.
CHANL
Shows the identification and status information of the selected
analyzer when pushed one time.
Shows the checksum value of the controlling EPROM of the
selected analyzer and the current firmware version when
pushed two times.
Controller display description
The main screen of the controller display can be set to different views.
Push
VIEW
to toggle the controller display between the different views.
Single-channel view
—shows the status and current readings from one
of the analyzers (channels) connected to the controller. Refer to
. When in the single-channel view, use the
UP
and
DOWN
arrows to show the status and current readings of the other analyzers
connected to the controller. To go directly to the single-channel view for
a specific analyzer, when in multi-channel view select the analyzer, then
push
VIEW
.
Multi-channel view
—shows the current readings from all the analyzers
(channels) connected to the controller. Refer to
. When in
multi-channel view, use the
UP
and
DOWN
arrows to show any
analyzers not visible on the 4-line display.
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