Post Mortem On Powering Up; Navigating Around The Screens - Sensor SMT-200 Operation And Technical Manual

Section 2 SMT-200 Operations
2.2.1

Post Mortem on Powering up

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The SMT-200
was not properly
shut down
Shut Down ERROR!
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Press any key
to continue
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2.3

Navigating around the screens

The SMT-200 operates on a simple menu system. There are two ways to access the sub-menus:
Main menu
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1>Do a test...
2 Setup menu...
3 Temp. menu...
4 File menu...
5 Tag menu...
6 About...
0 Shut down
Enter test mode
For example Redisplay last is item 1 on the File menu. This particular option will display the last test
record that was recorded. From the Main menu press 4 to take you to the File menu. Press 1 to
directly enter the Redisplay last option. Press 0 to return to the File menu and 0 again to return you
to the Main menu. With a little practice this gives you a fast and powerful way of accessing the menu
items.
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If the SMT-200 was last shutdown with one of the following errors, a
post mortem screen is displayed on the next power up sequence
to alert the operator.
Temperature High
Temperature Low
Battery Low
Shut Down Error
Use the cursor keys to move to the required sub-
CURSOR CONTROL
menu. Once the cursor is next to the selected menu hit the
key to select the sub-menu. The down and right
ENTER/START
cursors move down the screen and the up and left cursors move
up the screen.
Hit the number corresponding to the desired sub-
DIRECT CONTROL
menu on the numeric keypad. This will take you directly to the
required menu.
NOTE: The Tag Reader 5 is an SMT-200 optional extra. If not used all
menu items related to this feature can be removed from SMT-200
menu item display via the Docking Station Option screen.
Io
SMT-200 detected an internal temperature
greater than 80°C
SMT-200 detected an internal temperature
lower than -40°C
SMT-200 detected a battery voltage less
than 10.7 V
Abnormal shut down (e.g. battery removed)
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