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UGO BASILE - I
Configuration values which may be adjusted.
The force value (as a percentage of the full scale range) which triggers the start
of the measurement. May be adjusted from 0.4% to 5.0% in 0.1% steps with a
default value of 2%.
The threshold force value in gf which triggers the warning noise if it is enabled.
May be adjusted from 100gf to 1500gf in 10gf steps with a default value of 300gf.
The maximum time allowed for a measurement. May be adjusted from 10s to
30s in 1s steps with a default value of 15s.
The period of inactivity after which PAM switches OFF. May be adjusted from
1min to 29min in 1min steps or never with a default value of never.
The normal (undimmed) display brightness. May be adjusted from 1 to 10 with a
default value of 10.
The period of inactivity after which the display dims. May be adjusted from 1s to
29s in steps of 1s or never with a default value of never.
The target force rate which is the ideal rate at which the stimulus force should
be applied.
The date and time settings of PAM's internal clock may be adjusted manually.
The internal clock is normally set by synchronising it with the PC to which it is
attached. Synchronising occurs when data is downloaded from PAM to the PC and
when force measurements are monitored live on the PC.
Return to main menu. This menu option stores the latest configuration information
and returns to the initial menu.
5.6 Updating the PAM firmware
The hardware used in PAM is very flexible and many of PAM's features are determined by
its internal software program or firmware, as it is often called. When improvements and
additions are made to the firmware, existing users may update easily to the new version.
The associated PC software includes an option to update the PAM firmware.
5.7 Skipping the introduction
The routine introduction shown when PAM is turned ON may be skipped by holding down
the left soft button.
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