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INSTALLATION

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OPTITEMP LCD-H20

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11/2011 - 4001594702 - AD OPTITEMP LCD-H20 R02 en

• Hold F key down for longer than 3 s to access programming mode.

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The indicator displays the "dP" function, the first programming function in the menu: setup
of the decimal point for the indicator.

• It is possible to switch back and forth between the individual programming menus by pressing

the key (increase) and the key (decrease).

• Hold the F-key down again to change the selected parameters
• At the end of each programming session, any changed parameters must be saved by pressing

the F key.

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Saved values are retained even after the display has been switched off.

3.2.2 Setting the decimal point (dP)

• Press the or key to set the position of the decimal point in the range of 0 to 3 digits after

the decimal point.

• Press the F key to confirm.

3.2.3 Setup of the zero point (ZErO)

• Press the or key to set the zero point of the indicator within the range of -1999 to 9999.
• Press the F key to confirm.

3.2.4 Setup of the span (SPAn)

• Press the or to set the span, or measuring range of the indicator, within the limits of

-1999 to 9999.

• Press the F key to confirm.

3.2.5 Limit of the indicator range (Li)

This parameter is used to set the overload limit of the displayable range.

• When the parameter is set to "Li = 0

Li = 0

Li = 0

Li = 0" and the current exceeds a value of 20 mA, the message

"+OL" is displayed. "-OL" is displayed when the current is less than 4 mA.

• When the parameter is set to "Li = 1

Li = 1

Li = 1

Li = 1", the displayable range is increased by 10% beyond the

limits of 4...20 mA before "+OL" or "-OL" is displayed.

INFORMATION!
The factory default setting is one decimal place after the point.

INFORMATION!
The factory default setting of the zero point is 0.0°C.

INFORMATION!
The factory default setting is a span of 100.0.

INFORMATION!
The factory default setting is "Li = 1".

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