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Surveyor 4a Setup
Changing the Password
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2.11 Changing the Password
The password can be changed to limit access to certain Surveyor 4a functions. The current
password is required to change the password. From the factory, the default security is disabled for
levels 1 and 2 and set to “HYDROLAB” for level 3.
This option requires the Level-3 security password.
1. From the Main Screen, select
SETUP/CAL
>
SETUP
.
2. Highlight Password:Change using the cursor keys and press
SELECT
.
3. Enter the Level-3 password using the cursor keys and the
SELECT
key, and then press DONE.
4. Use the cursor key to select the security level (Level-1, Level-2, and Level-3).
5. Use the cursor keys and the
SELECT
key to enter the new password.
6. Press
DONE
when complete.
2.12 Adding New Options
This adds new options, such as a barometer or GPS, to the Surveyor 4a. This option requires the
Level-3 security password.
1. From the Main Screen, select
SETUP/CAL
>
SETUP
.
2. Highlight Factory:Options using the cursor keys and press
SELECT
.
3. Enter the Level-3 password and press
DONE
.
4. Highlight Barometer/GPS and press Select.
5. Enter which options to install (0=None, 1=BP only, 2=GPS only, or 3=BP and GPS).
Note: The software options need to match the installed hardware (if a GPS card is not installed, do not install
GPS). Failure to so can provide misleading data.
2.13 Selecting the Radix within a Numeric Value
The features allows the selection of radix (a decimal point or comma) within a numeric value. It
also allows the selection of the corresponding delimiter (what will separate the values within a file
during spreadsheet-importable file transfer). For example, decimal point (24.2) or a comma (24,2).
1. From the Main Screen, select
SETUP/CAL
>
SETUP
.
2. Highlight Radix:Delimiter using the cursor keys and press
SELECT
.
3. The Radix:Delimiter screen will be displayed.
4. Select 0, 1, or 2 for the type of radix using the cursor keys, and then press
SELECT
.
• 0—for decimal point radix and a comma delimiter (0: ‘.’ and ‘, ‘)
• 1—for decimal point radix and a tab delimiter (1: ‘.’ and tab)
• 2—for comma radix and a tab delimiter (2: ‘,’ and tab)
5. Press
DONE
when complete.