Document No. 6957-193 June 2006 Revision 2.3 ©Copyright Stoneridge Electronics Ltd
Manufacturers of VEEDER-ROOT Tachographs
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2.3
Connection Harnesses
A range of different connection harnesses is supplied in the Programmer kit to allow many
different connections to tachograph systems according to the functions required. These are
illustrated and described in Annex A, and are referred to as appropriate throughout this manual.
2.4
Functions of the Keys
MENU
- Press to return to the MAIN MENU
ENTER
- Either selects a setting to be changed or terminates an entry.
- Cycles through the options available for a particular setting. Press either of
these keys as appropriate to move to the required function and then press
ENTER to select.
SEND
- Sends parameter information to the attached tachograph.
DELETE
- Allows deletion of the entered value.
0 ... 9
- Numeric keys for entry of numeric values. They also have the secondary
function as shortcut keys (see below) and the tertiary function of inputting
letters.
- The 1 and 4 keys have an additional function and are used to alter the speed
in a speed test.
ON/OFF
- Used for turning the instrument on and off. Note that if the unit is left for 10
minutes without any keys being pressed then the unit will turn off
automatically (except in bench test mode).
Shortcut keys-
to facilitate faster and easier use of the Programmer, the number keys also
have shortcut key functions (the shortcut keys are only active if the Tachograph
type selected supports the function). The shortcuts are as follows:
1-
Rolling Road test.
2-
Fixed Distance #1 test.
3-
Fixed Distance #2 test.
4-
Clock test.
5-
R.P.M. Pulse test.
6-
K-Factor test.
7-
Read All Data.
8-
Modify Data.
9-
Send All Data.
2.5
Switching On
To switch ON the Tachograph Programmer, press the ON/OFF button on the keyboard. The unit
will first display a copyright message and the software version and then, after an audible beep, will
display the MAIN MENU. From this menu the required functions may be selected.
If the ENTER key is held down while switching ON, the Programmer will request a Pass code –
type “8642” and press “ENTER” – the Programmer will then enter the Diagnostics Menu. Please
note that the use of the Pass code is only to prevent unwanted entry to the Diagnostics Menu. The
Diagnostics functions are described in Section 2.6.
