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Engineering Mode
Appendix
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Engineering Mode
Operator's Manual
The Engineering Display, which is activated inCFGl Operation, en-
ables an expanded series of display screens in some of the functions.
In general, these screens are used by the technician during trouble-
shooting or by Leica engineers during testing and software debug-
ging. This section describes what information is relevant to you, or the
information we need to help you troubleshoot your MX420.
Note: Information which is not described here is
unsupported, which means Leica will not
expand or provide any more information
than what is provided in this manual.
If you should enable these screens, they will be turned off automati-
cally the next time power is cycled on the MX420.
AUX7 - Unit Information & Self Test
When the Engineering Display is active, the AUX7 screen adds one
line of detail to display the engineering level that is turned on:
-[;\-il-ux-i-llUNi-=r----INFORMR
TION-
LEICR MX420/B
©
2001 Leica, Inc. All righls reserved
SOTt-ware:
Hardware:
Version:
1.5
PC8 no:
00110259
. Beacon rec...:
CSI
GPS Channels:
12
Exh
• MX421: v4.85 51 b2.49
©
AUX
7"1ifi...iN-I:T--
I
N-FO R·M"i=.T"ION-
LEICR MX420/B
©
2001 Leica, Inc.
an
right.s reserved
Sof'lwar",
. Hardware:
Version:
1.5(14)
PC8 no:
00110259
Build: Jun 19.2001 : Beacon rec..:
CSI
19:41:48
GPS Channels:
12
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Make
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Version 1.5
In addition, you can press the Efunction key and run a complete self
test by pressing the Make Selftestsoftkey. The first display ofthe self
test is a keypad test. Press each function and softkey once. When you
have pressed each once the test will automatically advance to the
Traffic Light test. Observe that the three traffic lights go from dim to
bright. Press OK if they illuminate correctly or Fail if they don't.'.
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