Trident TRIDENT 1U1I, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 4 - INSTALLATION & START-UP
4.1 1st START-UP
4.1.1 Connection to the TRIDENT supply
On reception, TRIDENT should be connected close to the PC which will serve as the workstation
for the recordings, in order to open communication with the WINTRID software.
For the 1st start-up, it is sufficient to insert the plug of the power cable supplied with the equipment
in the auxiliary power socket and the other end in the mains 50Hz, 230V A.C.
The supply mode selected must be A
uxiliaire 230V

,10VA max.
On site, it uses the voltage measurement inputs as a source of supply. This supply option is
explained in paragraph
5.2.3 Installation on site and in this case the switch should be in the position
Entrées mesures N-V1 230V

,10VA max.
4.1.2 Turn on
The device is turned on by switching the marche/arrêt switch to position I. Turn the device
offsimply by inversing the switch or in the absence of an alternative supply when the internal
battery is discharged.
Upon start-up, the red light is lit and the screen shows :
T R I D E N T 3 U 3 I / I V 1 . 7
N O T R E C O R D I N G
3 0 / 1 0 / 1 9 9 8 1 1 : 1 0 : 2 4
M A D E S A
It shows the type of TRIDENT, 3U3I, as well as the software version.
This screen also indicates the internal date and time of TRIDENT. This time can be slightly
different from the correct time because of possible drift during storage.
Pressing the button VAL

brings up the main menu.
4.2 GENERAL RULES FOR THE USE OF THE USER INTERFACE
On the front face of TRIDENT is a 4 line, 20 character display, as well as a 4 key keyboard:

+ (plus),

- (minus),


(left arrow),


(right arrow, VAL)
This group is enough to configure or operate TRIDENT.
All the keys autorepeat if held down.
Generally :

The keys +/- are used to move an arrow on the screen, or to modify the value of a figure being entered
(underlined by the cursor).

The  key can, depending on the position of the cursor, move to the digit or field following, or
validate a page and move to the following page.

The  key can, depending on the position of the cursor, move to the preceding digit or field, or return