Fluke Biomedical Cufflink User Manual

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Operation

Utility Functions

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*** Set Time and Date ***

Time Date Day Mode
---- ---- --- ----
Current: 01:58:35 09/25/07 Tue 12hr
Adjust: 01:53:24 09/25/07 Tue 12hr

ESC=Exit, ENT=Store <-> Select, ][ Modify

fcv104.eps

The

Current

row indicates settings for time, date, day, and mode that are currently

stored in Random Access Memory (RAM). The

Adjust

row is where the cursor

marks a value to be modified. This is where any changes are made.

Note

The Left and Right arrow keys select the time or date value to modify. The

Up and Down arrow keys modify the selected value. The arrow key func-

tions are shown in the lower right corner of the

Set Clock

screen. Holding

down any key repeats the key's action.

2. Change the hour by putting the cursor on the first two digits in the

Time

column of

the

Adjust

row, pressing the

Up arrow

key to increase the value of the number or

pressing the

Down arrow

key to decrease the value of the number.

3. Change the minutes and seconds by moving the cursor to the corresponding position

in the

Time

column and using the

arrow keys

to change the value.

4. Change the month by putting the cursor on the first two digits in the

Date

column

and using the

arrow keys

to change the value.

5. Change the day and the year by moving the cursor to the corresponding position in

the

Date

column and using the

arrow keys

to change the value.

6. Change the mode (a 12-hour or 24-hour clock) by putting the cursor on the first two

digits in the

Mode

column and using the

and

Down arrow keys

to toggle the

value between the

12-hour

and the

24-hour

modes.

In the 12-hour mode, the clock reads 12:00:00 at midnight. Most clocks display in the

12-hour mode. In the 24-hour mode, the clock reads 24:00:00 at midnight. The 24-

hour mode is sometimes referred to as military time.

Note

Selecting the 12-hour mode causes an am or pm designator to appear at the

end of the

Time

column

7. To exit the

Set Clock

function without saving the data, press the

Esc

key.

8. To save the new data, press the

Ent

key. New information is stored and available the

next time the Analyzer is powered up. The Analyzer briefly displays a confirmation

that the new data has been saved:

Storing DATA