Pavone Systems DAT 1400 Technical Manual page 26

CHANGING AND ENTERING THE PARAMETERS:
The procedure for accessing the menu depends on the operating mode selected: FREE or METRIC.
MENU ACCESS IN FREE OPERATION MODE.
In the event of FREE operation all instrument parameters can be changed by the operator.
MENU ACCESS IN METRIC OPERATION MODE.
In the event of METRIC operation programming of weighing parameters and the weight calibration
settings are only permitted to personnel authorised by law, through password-protected access.
For this procedure you need the password table.
To access the menu the operator's identification code is requested. The "ID" timed
1d
message is displayed and then you are prompted to enter the code.
Enter the identification code of the operator who has authorised access, correspon-
ding with the number of the password table and confirm with PRG. If the value 0000
is confirmed or if the procedure is cancelled with the ZERO key access to the menu
0000
parameters will be limited (you will not be able to access the programming of the
weighing parameters and the calibration settings of the weight).
The display shows a 3 digit number randomly selected. Locate on the table the
Cod. . 0 00
corresponding password (4 digits) and press PRG to access the password setting.
Enter the password obtained from the table and confirm with the PRG key. If 0000
is confirmed or if the procedure is cancelled with the ZERO key access to the menu
0000
parameters will be limited (you will not be able to access the programming of the
weighing parameters and the calibration settings of the weight).
Each authorised personnel access is recorded in the memory which contains the last 5 accesses.
Turn on the instrument with the bridge for enabling calibration in the CALIBRATION position
in order to go directly to the programming menu (when the calibration bridge is on, you
cannot exit the programming menu).
1nfo will appear on the display. Use the arrow keys until the menu appears where you want
to group the instrument parameters in a number of main menus.
The first to appear is that of 1nfo that allows you to view the information for instrument
identification and configuration.
The second menu is that of tEst concerning procedures for functional testing of the instrument.
The third is that of SEtup which allows you to program the parameters which determine the
operation of the instrument
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