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TROUBLESHOOTING
If the SEt command is not accepted by the instrument, then one of the setpoint
actions handles the relay prior allocated to output pulses. Return to the secondary
menu and re-assign relay output, then repeat the SEt command, or quit the menu
and disable output pulses via the relay you want to re-allocate to a setpoint (see
Section 3.3.13), then repeat setup procedure for the setpoint.
To disable the setpoint:
Ä Press
SELECT
to choose the central window.
Ä Select the
nonE
command with the up/down arrow keys.
Ä Press
ENTER
to return to the upper window.
To leave the setpoint setup unchanged:
Ä Press
to quit the central window. To move to another setpoint, select
SELECT
the upper window. To quit the menu , select the lower window.
To quit the menu:
Ä Press
to choose the
SELECT
Ä Press
to return to the
ENTER
Viewing and Changing the Setpoint Configuration
To view or change the setpoint configuration, you should enter the setpoint
secondary menu via the primary menu entry as described above. Each secondary
menu consists of 9 sub-menus. They are accessed via the menu' s upper button-
window that lists sub-menu entries. Sub-menus are divided into three types: 4 sub-
menus for configuring up to 4 setpoint conditions, 4 sub-menus for configuring up
to 4 setpoint actions, and one sub-menu for specifying the setpoint delays. The
illustrations below show what these sub-menus look like.
Setpoint
Cnd1
condition
sub-menu
ConJ
Or
In all sub-menus, the central window lists available setup parameters, and the lower
window displays the current setup value for the selected parameter.
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window.
ESC
menu.
MAIN
Setpoint
Act1
action
sub-menu
tYPE
nonE
Delay
dEL
sub-menu
Unit
1 S
Operating The PM295
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