Parr Instrument 6772 - Manual (Page 32)

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Calorimetric Thermometer Instruction Manual
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Settings Protect:
Provides protection for the program options and settings on the menus. If this is turned ON,
the user will be warned that enumeration keys are locked when a key is pressed.
Enumeration Keys either toggle a value (ON/OFF) or select from a predefined list. This
feature is used primarily to protect the instrument settings from accidental changes if one
were to inadvertently touch or bump up against the touch screen.
User/Factory Settings:
This key leads to a sub-menu that allows the
user to save or recall user defined
instrument settings. Additionally, factory pre
installed settings supporting different bombs
or special operating modes can also be
recalled.
Reload Factory Default Settings:
Used to erase all of the settings and restore
the factory default settings.
Reload User Default Settings:
Used to restore the last saved user’s setup
should the program in the instrument be corrupted for any reason.
Save User Default Settings:
Used to record the setup to the memory once the user has configured the instrument to their
operating requirements.
Note:
Keys which make global changes to the setup of the calorimeter contain
a YES or NO response to make certain that the user wishes to proceed.
This two step entry is intended to prevent inadvertent global program
changes.
Compare Settings With Factory Defaults:
This button will bring up a screen that will show the differences in the current settings of the
calorimeter with the factory defaults.
Feature Key:
Unique Feature Keys obtained from Parr allow the user to access capabilities on the
instrument such as bar code interfacing or remote operation of the calorimeter.
Bomb Type Select:
Not currently configured for the 6772 changes for different bomb types are loaded by
changing the User Setup ID and Reload User Default Settings.
User Function Setup:
This key leads to sub menus that support the configuration of five factory/user definable
function keys. The function keys are accessible from the Diagnostics page.