Drucker Diagnostics Paralens Advance - Manual (Page 12)

2.4 INITIAL ADJUSTMENTS TO ANALYZER
(continued)
2.4.3 Setting Calendar Clock
The Autoread Plus analyzer incorporates a
battery-powered electronic clock that records
the date and time on each printed test report.
Whenever the Power switch is turned on, the
analyzer is automatically sequenced through the
start-up program described in Section 4.1. Upon
satisfactory completion of the SYSTEM CHECK
portion of start-up, the instrument momentarily
displays the date and time currently set in the
clock. Note: Depending on the programmed format
of time – 12 or 24 hours – the date/time will appear
as shown in one of the displays opposite.
If the date, time or hourly format require resetting,
press the [MODE] key to advance the display to the
OPTIONS MODE; then press the [5] key to obtain
the SET DATE & TIME option. Reset the clock to
the correct date and local time by following the
directions on the message displays opposite. At
each step where indicated, use the [5] or [6] keys
to adjust the numerical value to its correct setting;
then press [NEXT] to advance to the next step.
To exit the clock setting option:
• Press [5] or [6] to select and set the test
printout format (see 2.4.4),
or
• Press [MODE] to advance to the CBC MODE.
After initial re-setting of the clock, periodically
check the date and time. If the date slips by
one day, the clock battery is probably running
low. (Note: estimated minimum service life of
the battery is 10 years;
battery replacement,
however, must be performed by an authorized
service representative.)
2-5
MESSAGES
OR
MESSAGES
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MESSAGES
PRESS [5] KEY
MESSAGES
PRESS [NEXT]
MESSAGES
(5=12 HRS./ 6=24 HRS.)
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
USE 5 OR 6
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
USE 5 OR 6
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
USE 5 OR 6
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
USE 5 OR 6
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
USE 5 OR 6
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
USE 5 OR 6
MESSAGES PRESS [NEXT]
PRESS [NEXT]
MESSAGES
(PRESS [MODE] TO EXIT)
OPTIONS MODE
Select... [5] [6]
Time Format
12[5] 24[6]
Autoread Plus
Set Date & Time
Set Year
Year = 96
Set Month
Month = 8
Set Day
Day = 9
Set Hour
Hour = 10
Is it AM or PM ?
AM[6] PM[5]
Set Minute
Minute = 51
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Autoread Plus
Set Date & Time