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At the bottom of the "Work mode" window the graphic section can be found. The
separate cycle stages of the monitor are presented as coloured rectangles on the time axis
(Picture 94.). The location/size of each of the rectangles refers to the beginning/duration of
each of the stages. When changes are made to the stages' duration in the "Duration of
cycle's phases" section the graph enables the user to see how the measurements will be
performed during a 24-hour period. If working in the scheduler mode each of the cycles
has its own number which is also given on the graph.
7.3.8.5. Input IN1 / IN2
Picture 95. Setting of the action triggered by the digital input
The "Input IN1 / IN2" section enables the user to restart the monitor's work cycle
with the help of the IN1 or IN2 digital input.
If the user activates the "Restart measurement cycle" option the monitor breaks
the measurement cycle and begins a new one with the ventilation stage. The active state
must be present on the IN1 / IN2 input for more than 2 seconds for this to happen.
If the user activates the "Terminate measurement cycle" option the monitor
breaks the measurement cycle and goes into STAND-BY mode. The active state must be
present on the IN1 / IN2 input for more than 2 seconds for this to happen.
7.3.9. Analogue outputs
This function enables the user to configure the analogue outputs and to
define their action during each of the cycle stages. The function is available after pressing
the quick access button or via the menu bar after pressing the "Analogue outputs" button.
When the function has been opened the "Analogue outputs settings" window ap-
pears on the screen (Picture 96.). The window consists of eight tabs – each referring to a
separate output. Changes to the settings are signalised in red. The present settings of all
the outputs can be seen below the tabs no matter which tab is the currently chosen. The
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