LumaSense Technologies INNOVA 1412i - Manual (Page 61)

Chapter 5
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BE6025-15 1412i Photoacoustic Gas Monitor LumaSense Technologies A/S
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AVERAGE This push-button allows you to average measurement
data. The lamp in this push-button is lit when
measurement data is being averaged. You define the
averaging times using the set-up mode.
EVENT (If an unusual or interesting event occurs during a
measurement period, you can mark the time such an
event took place by pressing this push-button. Each
event marker is given a serial number, which can be used
as a reference. Events are marked on print-outs of
measurement data.
MEMORY In this mode you are able to store measurement data in
the Background memory of the monitor, as well as recall
or delete data from the Background memory.
INFO This push-button has two functions. It allows you to
perform the following two functions:
· Acknowledge any message, which may appear on the
display screen during operation of the Monitor.
· Obtain more detailed information about the condition
of the Monitor at any particular moment of time, if
such information exists.
PRINT By pressing this push-button, measurement results in the
Display memory of the Monitor can be printed out. The
lamp above this push-button is lit, while measurements
are being printed and the display will show PRINTING
MEASUREMENT DATA until all data has been printed out.
SET-UP In this mode you are able to enter the Set-Up Tree of the
Monitor. In set-up mode, the user is able to program the
Monitor to perform almost any kind of measurement, and
amongst other things; enter data about the optical
filter(s) which are installed in the Monitor; select different
measurement parameters; choose how measurement re-
sults should be formatted in print-outs; choose the
interface and communication codes which are necessary
to print data; set the internal clock of the Monitor and
choose the self-tests the Monitor should perform.
When the Talk/Listen LED is lit, this means that there is activity on
one of the interfaces.