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Control the ways in which an instrument will interact with its user and set time-based values that are related
to the data-log entries and bump testing.
To help protect access to settings, set the instrument's security code value to any three-digit number from
001 to 999. A value of 000 will leave settings
unprotected
and potentially accessible all instrument users.
A security code of 001-999 is also required for the use of always-on functionality; if set to 000, an always-
on unit can be powered off without a security code.
Sensors pass a bump test when they sense the specified percentage of calibration gas (or "pass limit")
within the specified response-time setting. Set the bump test criteria for these two values:
a pass limit value from 50 to 99%
a response-time value from 30 to 120 seconds
Note:
For calibration gas recommendations, see "Table 2.6, Sensor specifications".
Turn on or off each of these warnings: scheduled bump test due, scheduled calibration due, and scheduled
dock (or "synch") due. For each warning that is set for on, set these two values:
a warning type of audible only, visual only, or both audible and visual
the maintenance interval (set in one-day increments for dock and calibration and half-day increments
for bump test)
The confidence indicator emits a signal every 90 seconds to indicate to the user and others who are nearby
that the instrument is powered on. If the indicator is set for on, choose a warning type of audible only, visual
only, or both audible and visual.
Set the LENS Warning to off or to on. When set to on, the instrument will warn its operator that it is not part
of LENS group.
Set the iAssign warning to off or to on for user only, site only, or user and site. When set to on, the
instrument will warn its operator of missing assignments.
Set the iAssign update to on or off. When set to on, the instrument notifies its user when iAssign user-site
settings are changed.
Set the instrument's display language.
To support data-log integrity, set the date and time; these values are associated with gas-readings and
event data that are saved to the data log.