LanXPLORER Pro
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User Manual
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Screen calibration
1.
Select the menu point "Screen Calibration".
2.
After the LanXPLORER has automatically restarted touch the cross-hairs, which
appear one after another in each corner and in the middle of the screen, as precisely
as possible with the pointer or a thin pin.
Successful calibration of the screen is confirmed by a check mark. The LanXPLORER restarts
automatically after screen calibration.
3.2.3
Update
The LanXPLORER software can be updated with this menu.
3.2.4
Jobs
Projects can be created and managed with this menu.
NOTE: Job management can also be selected directly with the menu point "Jobs" on the standby
screen.
The name of the current job directory is shown on the standby screen on the TFT display.
When storing the Autotest it is possible to keep this job directory, activate a job directory
already present or to create a new job directory.
1.
Select the menu point "Jobs" to obtain a list of all jobs created on your
LanXPLORER.
Viewing a present job and test details
1.
Select a job from the list, to view the test results and their status.
2.
Select a test to obtain further details on the test.
3.
Select a single test to obtain further details on the test.
Creating a new job
1.
Select Options.
2.
Select the menu point "New".
3.
Select the individual fields and enter the desired
information with the alphanumeric keys.
4.
Save the entry made with OK. You can exit the menu
without saving the changes with Cancel or Escape.
5.
Save the entry made with Apply. You can exit the
menu without saving the changes with Cancel.
Changing a job already present
1.
Select the job you want to change.
2.
Select Options.
Menu point
Description
New
Create new job.
To USB
Save job on a USB storage device.
Edit
Change job information.
View
View jobs
Delete
Delete a job.
Activate
Activate a current job for editing.
Setup
Select preferences for the format of the reports
Figure 14: Job management
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