Alarm Reset Time; Dial Out Selection; Calibration; Reset Value - Phonetics SENSAPHONE EXPRESS II User Manual

7. Calibration - This feature works for analog inputs (4-
20mA, 0-5 volts, or temperature) only. The default
analog setting is 1.000. The calibration feature acts as
a multiplier of that value.
Pressing [Program] increases the reading in incre-
ments of .01 (hundredths).
Pressing [Inquire] decreases the setting in increments
of .01.
Pressing [Status/Up Arrow] will increase it by .001
(thousandths).
Pressing [Alarm/Down Arrow] decreases it by .001.
If, for example, your current temperature is 75° but
the Express II is reading 72°, you would recalibrate
by pressing the Program and/or Status keys to
raise it. As you'll see if you use this feature, it
takes very little increase in the multiplier to raise
the value. With the four keys, you can fine tune the
calibration to the exact reading you want. When
done calibrating, press [Enter] to set.
8. Reset Value - Although both Pulse Count and Time
Accumulator inputs have ultimate values (65,535 for
Pulse Count; 99:59:59 for Time Accumulator) after
which they wrap automatically to zero, you will likely
want to reset the count to zero before that value is
reached. Selecting the Reset Input Value and press-
ing [Enter] clears the values to zero.
NOTE: Each input's set of parameters can be
programmed independently of the other inputs.
But the input number must be entered before
programming the parameters.
Enter high limit.

5-Alarm Reset Time:

1) Return to Input menu. Press 5 for Alarm
Reset Time.
2) Enter hours.
Enter minutes.
Enter seconds.

6-Dial Out Selection:

1) Determine the Dial Out Selection for each
input before you begin programming.
2) Return to Input menu. Press 6 for Dial Out
Selection.
3) Enter list of dial out selection.
Press individual position numbers. (1-48)
Press Enter.
4) When all position numbers in list are
entered, press Enter again.
5) The default is all contacts.
Press '9' '9' for the default.

7-Calibration

1) Determine that the input you want to
calibrate is one of the analog types.
2) Using the Program and Status keys to
increase the value, and Inquire and Alarms
to decrease it, adjust the value of your input
until it reads correctly.
3) Press Enter to set this value.

8-Reset Value

1) Select an input. Determine that it is either
Pulse Count or Time Accumulator. Press
Enter.
2) Press "8." Press Enter. The value is
returned to "0".
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