Customizing The Station; Reset To Factory Settings; Exit; Edition Mode - Hach AutoCAT 9000 Instruction Manual

Basic Operation

3.3.10 Customizing the Station

3.3.11 Reset to Factory Settings

3.3.12 Exit

3.4 Edition Mode

Basic Operation
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From the Setup menu, select Customize.
1. Highlight Station.
2. Input the desired station information.
3. Press the
CHECK MARK
4. Individually highlight text lines 1–4 (below Laboratory).
5. Input text (up to 32 characters x 4 lines). After the entry of each line, press
the to validate and move to the next line.
CHECK MARK
6. Press to return to the Setup menu.
ESC
Note:A typical workstation is defined with a name, user(s) name(s), address, contact information,
etc.
This option will return the AutoCAT parameters to factory defaults. All user-installed
information, archived analysis results, method/titrant library changes, etc., will be
erased. Only the burette parameters will remain in memory.
1. From the Setup menu, select Reset to Factory Settings.
2. Press the
CHECK MARK
menu.
This selection allows the user to exit the Setup menu and return to the main menus with
either supervisor or routine access.
1. From the Setup menu, select Exit.
2. Highlight Return In Mode. Press the
3. Press the or
UP DOWN
4. Select Confirm. The Methods menu will be displayed.
The AutoCAT 9000 edition feature allows the user to multi-task by viewing/editing
parameters during embedded procedure timer and data collection periods. This can only
be accessed during data collection, timers, and on screens where Esc is not defined.
1. To access the Edition feature (during a titration/calibration):
a. Press
ESC.
b. Select Edition.
The user can now access parameters and make any desired changes.
2. To return to the embedded procedure:
a. Press
ESC.
b. Select Analysis Window.
Note:Access to parameters is governed by the access mode (Supervisor/Routine).
to confirm.
or Press to confirm the selection and return to the Setup
1
CHECK MARK
key. Press the
CHECK MARK
to confirm the selection.
to validate.
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