AMETEK SGI Series - Manual (Page 69)

Sorensen SGI Series Calibration and Verification
M550221-01 Rev AA 3-17
memory and the Editing Arrow moves to the next editable item. If the output is
enabled, the programmed value takes effect on the output terminals
immediately after “Enter” is pressed.
 “Menu” is not used to edit.
Keypad 0-9: “Keypad 0-9” is used to program numeric values into editable
items using single digit entry. “Enter” must be pressed to program the edited
value into memory. The decimal key is for future implementation.
 If the editing arrow is displayed, pressing “Keypad 0-9” will activate the
editable item to the left of the Editing Arrow and display the number(s)
pressed. As the first number is input, the display begins with the least
significant position first, and shifts left as additional numbers are
pressed (see Example below). Once the user starts to input a value,
the Editing Arrow will begin to blink
– a blinking Edit Arrow indicates
that the value entered has not been programmed into memory; also,
both the NavPad right/left arrows and the NavPad up/down “Live
Update” are no longer operational in this condition. The user must
either abort (see Section 3.6.1, Aborting an Edit) or press Enter to
accept the inputted value.
Example: Programming 50V
Navigate to voltage programming by pressing the “Voltage” programming key.
The Default Programming menu is displayed and the Editing Arrow is to the right
of the “Set Volt” editable item value. Begin entering the value:
 Press “5” The display “Set Volt” value reads, “0.5V” (Notice the Editing Arrow
begins to blink).
 Press “0” The display “Set Volt” value reads, “5.0V”
 Press “0” The display “Set Volt” value reads, “50.0V”
 Press “Enter” The value is programmed into memory. (Notice the Editing
Arrow stops blinking and moves automatically to the next editable item. This
means the value has been programmed).
3.6.1 Aborting an Edit
“Escape” can be used to cancel an edit before it is accepted. When pressed,
the value of the editable item displayed will default to the previous value before
editing began. The Editing Arrow does not change position and will no longer
be blinking.
Note:
If an invalid or out-of-range value is entered with either the NavPad or
“Keypad 0-9”, it will be ignored and the user will be alerted through an audible
signal.