Checkline FH Series User Manual

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10.5.4 Data Outputs

In the “Data Output” menu you can choose RS232 cable or Infrared (IrDa). Please refer to section

4.4.1 for more details.

10.5.4.1 Data Output RS232 Cable

If “RS232 Cable” has been selected, you can adjust the data format

to the requested baud rate:

57600 (default), 38400, 19200, 9600

The settings 8 data bits, 1 Stop-Bit, No Parity do not change.

The Transmission Protocol option must be “off” when using the Msoft

7000 Basic. (Description of transmission protocol available on

request).

If you have adjusted to “RS232 Cable“, you cannot connect a

footswitch, charger unit or alarm device to the multi-purpose socket.

10.5.4.2 Data Output Infrared (IrDA)

If you have adjusted to “Infrared (IrDA)”, data transmission to the

MiniPrint 7000 data printer or to a PC will be wireless.

In this setting, you can connect a footswitch, power supply unit or

alarm device to the multipurpose socket. If a footswitch has been

connected, a power unit and an alarm device may be connected to

the footswitch.

Via the footswitch you can “Save” readings to the statistics or

“delete” Minimum and Maximum values during measurement.

The duration of the alarm signal can be adjusted individually so that

you are able to distinguish the alarm signals for exceeding upper

specification limit and lower specification limit. The duration can be

adjusted to 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400 ms or to