Klark Teknik HELIX SYSTEM DN9340, Руководство оператора

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The Setup menu provides access to the options and configuration settings for the unit. It is accessed by first
selecting the HOME(SETUP) key to go to the home page, then pressing and holding the HOME(SETUP) key
for one second. Each press of the HOME(SETUP) key will then move on to the next item in the Setup menu.
After the final item, the unit returns to the home page.
Communications channel
This selects the communications address for the unit when using remote control. See
the remote control section for more information on using remote control. Select
“OFF” for local control.
Panel lock .
LCD contrast adjustment. To ensure optimum screen visibility in a range of lighting
conditions, it is possible to individually adjust the contrast of the two LCD displays.
“Alpha” adjusts the contrast of the alphanumeric display, “Graphic” adjusts the
contrast of the large graphic display, and “INV” allows the mode of the graphic LCD to
be switched between white-on-blue to blue-on-white.
Name unit. This allows the unit to be given a name - useful in systems that contain
several Helix units. The left encoder knob is used to move between characters, and the
right one to select the character required in a given position.
Name Memory. This allows the working memory to be named. Note that a recall
operation will overwrite this with the name of the recalled memory.
Delay units. The equaliser can be set to display delay settings either directly in time, or
expressed as distance in metric or imperial units. The left encoder knob selects the
units, and the centre one allows the user to enter an ambient temperature value, which
is used in the distance calculations to improve accuracy.
Power-on Logo. The equaliser normally shows a logo page at power-on, including
information such as software version number. This can be disabled by selecting “Logo
OFF”.
Setup Menu items
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This allows the front panel controls to be locked by means of an eight-
character password. The left encoder is used to move between the eight characters of
the password, and the centre encoder is then used to select which letter appears in each
character position. When the correct password has been selected, turn the right
encoder to select “Locked”, “Locked with Recall”, or “Unlocked”. Locked will
disable all front panel controls except the HOME(SETUP) key. Locked with Recall
allows the RECALL key to be used to recall stored memories, but the user is prevented
from editing any settings. In order to unlock a locked unit, press HOME(SETUP)
once, then press and hold HOME(SETUP) for one second to enter the Setup menu.
Press HOME(SETUP) once more to move past the Communications page. Use the left
encoder to move between the eight characters of the password, and the centre encoder
to select which letter appears in each character position. Finally turn the right encoder
to confirm the password entry. Press HOME(SETUP) to return to the home page.
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Operation DN9340:
Setup menu