Set Time; Clear Memory; Default System Settings; Set Printer Baud Rate - Cablescan 512 Instruction Manual

Model 512 Instruction Manual

Set Time

The Set Time function does the same thing for the time in the internal clock as the Set Date
function described above. It is used in exactly the same way. The current time is shown as:
hour
(0-23)
The arrow keys are used to alter the setting at the cursor position and the MENU RUN key is
used to advance to the next position.

Clear Memory

This function erases the wire list, including user labels, from tester memory. It is used before a
Learn Known Good function if user labels are not to be used on the new wire list. After
selection of this mode, the display will show "Clear Memory. Are You Sure?" Press MENU
RUN to clear memory. The display will go blank, and after a pause it will show "Memory
Cleared."

Default System Settings

This function is used to default tester setup parameters to pre-programmed values. The options
affected and their default values are as follows:
MP #
MB #
SP #
SE #
SD #
BD #
SL #
RD #
RT
(ON/OFF)
After the options are reset the message "system defaults set" is displayed, then
after a short pause the display reverts to the Default System Settings function.

Set Printer Baud Rate

This function is used to change the serial printer communication baud rate. The printer is preset
at the factory for 1200 baud. After selection of this mode, the arrow keys are used to move the
display through each baud rate setting. When the desired setting is displayed, press MENU
RUN. Settings from 75 to 19200 baud can be made.

Set Terminal Baud Rate

This function is used to set the Keyboard/CRT Terminal baud rate. It is identical to the printer
baud rate function described above. The factory setting for the Terminal is 9600 baud.
: minute :
(0-59)
-- Maximum Transmit Point
-- Maximum Receive Board
-- Start Point
-- Scan Clock Speed
-- Scan Delay Count
-- Body Delay Count
-- Learn Clock Speed
-- Retest Delay
Retest flag
* Depends on the number of scanner
boards installed, typically four.
second
(0-59)
= 512
= 4
= 1
= 20
= 0800
= 1200
= 28
= 500
= ON
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