MSA ALTAIR 5X Operating Manual page 31

Time and Date Setup
This option is for setting the device time and date. The device first prompts to set the time and then it
prompts for the date.
NOTE: The time can be set up for either regular AM/PM or military time (through MSA Link software).
AM/PM time is the default setting.
(1) Press the q button to enter setup.
Change hours by pressing the  or  button.
(2)
Increment through noon for PM hours.
(3) Confirm with the q button.
(4) Change minutes by pressing the  or  button.
(5) Confirm with the q button.

The device goes to the SET DATE Page.
(6) Change month, date and year by pressing the  or  button and confirming with the q button.
 The device goes to the next Setup Page.
(7) Confirm with the q button.
 The device goes to the next SETUP Page.
Setting Datalog Intervals
This option is for setting the intervals at which all the readings are logged.
(1) Press the q button to enter setup.
(2) Change interval by pressing the  or  button.
(3) Confirm with the q button.

The device goes to the next SETUP Page.
Setting Stealth Mode
Stealth mode disables the visual, audible and vibrating alarms.
(1) Press the q button to change mode (ON/OFF).
(2) Press the  button to go to the next page or the  button to return to the previous page.
Setting Operating Beep
(1) Press the q button to change mode (ON/OFF).
Press the  button to go to the next page or the  button to return to the previous page.
(2)
Setting Display Contrast (monochrome display)
Press  or  button to adjust the contrast level.
(1)
(2) Press q button to confirm the contrast level.
Setting Backlight
(1) Press the q button to enter setup.
Change option by pressing the  or  button.
(2)
(3) Press the q button to enter.
(4) Change timeout by pressing the  or  button.
(5) Press q button to confirm timeout.
Back To Main Menu
There are three options at this point:
the  button
Sensor Options menu
the  button PREVIOUS SETUP Page in the Instrument Options menu
the q button Instrument Options menu
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