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Press SW4 (
←)
key to exit MAINTENANCE mode and return to normal operation.
If you do not press any key on the main interface for 10 seconds, Maintenance mode
times out and the device returns to normal operation.
For detailed information on the device parameters, see section
in chapter
Setting negative values
Some parameters allow you to set negative values. To set a negative value, simply press K0 (
+
) key until
a minus sign appears on the display. Minus sign is always set in display position D1, so for parameter
value “
−
8” the displays D1 … D3 must indicate “
−
0 8”.
8.2.2
DustTool software
You can modify the operating parameters of the connected device in DustTool.
To change the device parameters in DustTool:
1.
Launch DustTool.
2.
Connect the device to a Windows computer with USB or RS-485 interface.
•
The software automatically detects the interface that is used for communication and connects
to the device.
•
If multiple devices are connected to the same computer, you must select the device you want
to control from the list on the left side of the main view.
•
When connecting with USB, no external power is needed. If you use RS-485, first connect the
device to a power supply.
3.
Find the parameter that you want to edit.
•
Parameter settings are located on tabs PARAMETERS, CALIBRATION and COMMANDS.
4.
Edit the parameter value.
5.
Click the SAVE button on the bottom of the screen to store the changes in the device memory.
If you do not click the SAVE button, the changes to the parameter values are lost when
you close the program or disconnect the device.
6.
Click the READ button to view the parameter values that are currently stored in the device memory.
For a more detailed overview of the DustTool software, see chapter
DustTool
.
8.2.3
Modbus RTU and Sintrol Network protocol
You can edit the device parameters using the RS-485 bus.
