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How to Use the SETUP
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4.2 SETUP Menu and Dial Assignments
When the SETUP menu is displayed, only the dials and switches for selecting menu and display items
can be used. You cannot use the other dials and switches. Displays that are not used in the SETUP
menu turn off.
Auxiliary information display
Displays the auxiliary information of a SETUP menu item when
available
Example: Error code in the error log
Select the SETUP Menu.
Displays the SETUP menu (the first level in the tree diagram of
section 4.1) Turn the VARIABLE dial to select a menu.
Example: SWEEP, LAN, INFO
Setup menu item
Displays a SETUP menu item (the second level in the tree diagram of section 4.1)
Turn a main setting dial to select an item.
Example: In the case of LAN, select DHCP, IP, MASK, etc.
The values of a SETUP menu item
Displays the value or information of a SETUP menu item. See section 4.3.
If there is a value, turn a deviation dial to set the value.
Flip the PRESET switch up or down to confirm the selected value.
When the value has not been confirmed, all the PRESET LEDs light. When
it has been confirmed, all the PRESET LEDs turn off.
Example: ON/OFF, a value, etc.
Select SETUP.
How SETUP Menu Items Are Displayed
When There Are No Items (INIT)
Items are not displayed.
When There Is a Single Item (SWEEP, BEEP, etc.)
The appropriate item is displayed. You do not use the main setting dials.
When There Are Multiple Items
Turn a main setting dial to display the appropriate item. You can use any of the main setting dials.
When a Single Item Has Four Sub Items (LAN IP, MASK, etc.)
Turn the right-most main setting dial to display the four sub items of all items one at a time.
Example: DHCP→IP.0→IP.1→IP.2→IP.3→MASK.0→MASK.1. . .
Turn any of the other three main setting dials to display one of the four sub items of all items one at
a time.
Example: DHCP→IP.0→MASK.0→GATE.0. . .
