Direct Param Edit - MERRICK Genetix Safety, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

To edit the GCM name, select this menu item from the "Advanced Setup" menu to be
presented with a screen that looks like this:
The current name is displayed with the cursor position highlighted. You simply scroll
to the correct character with the left/right arrow keys, and then increment/decrement
that character with the up/down arrow keys. The value shown (i.e. "Val[66]") is the
decimal ASCII code. The characters in the name are limited to ASCII 32 (space) to
122 ("z"). Note, if you are using Bluetooth, do not embed a space within the name, as
this is not allowed by the Bluetooth protocol. All other characters are allowed. If you
wish to change an existing name and remove characters from the end, you may
erase them by entering a space.
The following may help you enter a name:
Special characters range from ASCII 32 to 47, 58 to 64, and 91 to 96
Numbers range from ASCII 48 to 57
Uppercase characters range from ASCII 65 to 90
Lowercase characters range from ASCII 97 to 122
Note that if you have an Extended Communications Card configured (see Main menu
> Advanced Setup > Configuration > Expansion Comm Bd ) and are using Bluetooth,
the GCM name you enter here becomes the Bluetooth "friendly name". When power
is cycled on the GCM, the current name is written to the Expansion Comm Board
("XDC"). When a Bluetooth scan is performed this is the name that will appear to the
scanning device. It is not possible to edit the Bluetooth name directly; you must edit
the GCM name, then cycle power.

Direct Param Edit

(Main Menu > Advanced Setup > Direct Param Edit)
Note: This menu item allows you direct editing ability for all the parameters in the
Genetix controller with very few constraints. It is for the advanced user or Service
Technician only.
Selecting this menu item, you will be presented with a screen asking you for a
password. Upon successful entry of the password, you will be presented with a
screen similar to the Numeric Data Entry screen (see below)
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