Language Selection; Clock; Screen; Buzzer - Hach ORBISPHERE 51 Series User Manual

Services menu
14.2

Language selection

Language selection
Check the language as required and restart the instrument to apply the change. The instrument will
restart in the language selected.
14.3

Clock

Clock
Type in each appropriate box the actual time and date, and select the display format for them.
14.4

Screen

Screen
Screen calibration
Screen brightness
14.5

Buzzer

Buzzer
Adjust the sounds available on the instrument.
When "screen tap" is enabled, a click sound is heard each time the screen is touched.
The instrument alarm sound can be enabled or disabled to suit the application. The sound type can also
be adjusted. Press the Test button to test the adjustment made. Press again to stop.
14.6

Boards info

Boards info
Main board info
Measurement board info For reference, this display gives information on the sensor measurement
Sensor parameters
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This screen allows you to adjust the click position corresponding to the
displayed buttons. Use it if ever the sensitive areas are no longer properly
aligned with the buttons on display.
Place the stylus right on the cross when asked and proceed. User will be
asked to press on the screen to accept the new setting. If not, the new
setting is not recorded and no change is made.
Press the up or down arrow to increase or decrease the screen brightness.
Four levels are pre-set: Max, Comfortable, Standard (default setting) and
Economy. Press OK when finished.
Note: This can also be called through the brightness icon on the
main display.
For reference, this display gives information on the instrument model,
software version and instrument ID.
board hardware and software for the selected measurement channel.
The Model field indicates if the sensor is an EC or TC sensor.
Pressing the Analog outputs corr. button displays for each channel the
correction factor that is applied to the analog outputs.
Pressing the Amplifiers corr. button displays the value of the actual
correction factor on the amplifiers.
For reference this display gives information on the sensor model and type,
last calibration, settings and behavior.