JAMAR Technologies TRAX Apollyon, Руководство пользователя

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TRAX Apollyon User’s Manual
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Battery Conservation
The Apollyon has a battery-saving feature that turns the display off if
no keys have been pressed for 2 minutes. The Apollyon is still on and
running, but the display has shut itself off to conserve power. When the
Apollyon goes into this conservation mode, you need only hit any of
the keys on the keypad for the display to come back up.
Similarly, the Apollyon has another feature that will turn itself off
completely if no keys are pressed for 10 minutes (if there is no count in
progress, of course). If this occurs, you can press the POWER key and
the Apollyon will turn itself back on. The nice thing about this feature
is that it will help preserve the Apollyon’s batteries if the Apollyon is
accidently left turned on.
Now that we’re familiar with how to turn the Apollyon off and on, let’s
restart it and start looking at some of the features. Press the POWER key
again to restart the Apollyon and let it boot up to the Main Menu.
Menu Navigation
There are two keys on the keypad of the
Apollyon that are used to navigate through
the various screens and select options. The
black TAB key is used for navigation, while
the red DO key is used to select an option.
In general, you press the TAB key until the
option you want is flashing, and then press the DO key to select the option.
If you move the highlight too far and overshoot the desired option, just
keep pressing the TAB key until it is re-selected. Let’s see how this works.
The Main Menu shows several op-
tions on the top line – Count, USB
and Utils. Notice that
Count is
flashing. This means that it is the
currently active option. Now, press
the TAB key once and notice that
USB is now flashing. Press it again
and Utils is flashing. Press TAB again, and the display goes back to Count
flashing. The TAB key is used to scroll through the various options shown
on the display.
Press to move
highlight
Press to select
option
COUNT USB UTILS :0
Bat:3.6v :0
Count:00 7104K :0
15:21:58 11/04/12 :0
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