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Set Sample Rate
This function finds how often pressure is sampled and the
display is updated. Selections are 0.5, 1, 3, and 10
samples/second. Note that 10/second gives the fastest
response time.
Set Tare
Use this function to set a constant offset value which is
then subtracted from the measured pressure. For
example, if a tare is set at 30 psi, and the measured
pressure is 37 psi, 7 psi is shown.
A pressure of 27 psi is shown as -3 psi.
Push and to set the tare value. The value, is based
on the engineering units and resolution selected for
display. Tare value can be set to the maximum range of
the gauge.
For safety, the bar graph always shows the actual
pressure based on the full range of the gauge regardless
of the tare position. This is done to make sure that even
with a "0" reading pressure is being applied to the gauge.
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Function Lock
When set, access to each of the settable parameters
above can be turned "off" to prevent unauthorized
configuration changes. This is done with password
protection in Supervisory mode. Push to access
Supervisory mode or to go back to normal operation.
Supervisory Mode
If necessary, each user-configurable parameter can be
edited when you receive the Product. Some parameters
are locked and must be unlocked to configure them. Use
Supervisory mode to do this.
When you are in the Configure menu, and FUnC LOCK is
shown, it means that there are locked parameters.
To disable function lock:
1.
2.
3.
From this point each parameter can be locked or
unlocked. Push and to select UnLOC or LOC for
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Push . 0 PWRD is then shown.
The password "101" is required to unlock
Supervisory mode. Push to put in the password
entry. Hold or down to move faster through the
selections by a factor of 10. When you stop the
counter, push and again to move forward or
backward by a factor of 1. The password is factory
set and cannot be changed.
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