Industrial Scientific TANGO TX2, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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4
Features and Settings
Overview
Settings Topics
Settings-mode Access
Setting-mode
Overview
Use Tango® TX2 features and their related settings to support your company’s safety policy and to shape
in-field worker experience with the instrument.
When working in settings mode, apply the guidelines stated below.
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Only qualified, safety-team personnel should access the instrument’s settings mode and adjust
settings.
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Consider the air-sampling environment to help you make good setting choices.
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Be knowledgeable of company policies as they apply to setting choices.
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As issued by regulatory agencies and government or industry groups, be knowledgeable of regulations,
laws, and guidelines for their effects on setting choices.
IMPORTANT: Settings that can be adjusted manually through the instrument are described in this chapter;
these and other settings can also be adjusted through iNet® Control. Any setting changes made manually
to the instrument will be overridden when the instrument is docked.
Settings Topics
You can read about instrument features as grouped in the four topics listed below. Each topic provides
some information about
why you might want to use certain features, providing reference to related settings.
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administrative
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gas alarms
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worker access
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maintenance
Alternately, you can skip to
instruction
for how to access and work in settings mode.
Figure 4.2
Settings menu
lists settings in the order you will encounter them and provides details about the available
options.