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Humphrey Field Analyzer II - i Appendix J
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Field Service Guide
Appendix J. System Screens and Logs
Contents:
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Unit Configuration Screen
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System Log
The HFA II - i system software contains several screens and logs which can be used to
determine system configuration, or may be used as troubleshooting aids. The descriptions
given below assume that the system is fully operational. In certain instances, some or all of
the screens or logs may not be obtainable due to instrument malfunction.
NOTE:
1. Example screens and logs will vary based on the HFA II - i model and currently
installed software, or the software being installed.
2. Further discussion of some of the items mentioned in this Appendix can be found
elsewhere in this manual. In particular, software revision level information can always
be found in the service bulletins.
J.1 Boot Screen
Unlike the boot screen on the HFA II, unit configuration related information is not available
on the boot screen of the
HFA II - i . The information found on the HFA II boot screen will
be found on the unit configuration screen commonly called the “ i ” screen of the HFA II - i .
Also different from the HFA II is the fact that the HFA II - i does not report system errors with
a set of audio beeping patterns. Refer to the Troubleshooting section in this manual for
additional information.
J.2 Unit Configuration Screen
The HFA II - i Unit Configuration Screen provides system configuration data and system
software information. This screen can always be accessed from the main menu of the
instrument, and from some, but not all, other menus. Once accessed, it can also be printed.
The screen provides such data as instrument serial number, software revision levels, and
what hardware or software options have been enabled or disabled on the instrument.
To access the Unit Configuration Screen, perform the following:
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From the instrument’s Main Menu, select the
“i”
button at the top left.
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After a short delay, a screen similar to the one shown below will be displayed on the
CRT.
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If desired, the screen may be printed by selecting Print .