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BLINKING dot will let the user know there is a Temperature Match value in use but that the setting
may need verification.
This option is desirable when using tips of similar geometry where it may not be necessary to
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formally recalibrate, but tip changes are still monitored/tracked.
This option would be desirable in situations where users want to easily determine if the tip
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has been removed/replaced.
c. "OS Mode 3" (Offset Mode 3) Offset will clear to zero and remove the STEADY dot if the handpiece
is removed from the system but removing only the tip will keep the current offset with no change to
the indicator dot.
As an example, this option could be selected in applications when the tip is rarely replaced or
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when the same style tip is used throughout the application.
This option is desirable if replacing the handpiece should require the system to be
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recalibrated.
Press and release the PROGRAM Key
11b. If "OS Mode 2" was chosen, then you have one
additional option. This option controls whether the
calibration indicator dot can be reset, or if a new
Temperature Match Offset value must be entered
to restore the indicator dot to the STEADY on
state. The screen will show "OS mode 2 Reset?"
with the following choices:
ON - The line operator/user can reset the indicator dot. To reset, hold down the Program Key
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( ) for 5 seconds to bring up the SensaTemp Offset screen. If done correctly, the screen will
show "Set Offset Chan 1 = 000". Pressing the Scroll Up Key ( ) will reset the indicator dot
for Channel 1. Pressing the Program Key ( ) again will advance to Channel 2, where
pressing Scroll Up Key ( ) will reset the indicator dot for Channel 2. If nothing is pressed for
8 seconds, the unit will resume normal operation, or press the Program Key ( ) to advance
the menu past Channel 3 settings and exit the SensaTemp Offset screen.
OFF – The indicator dot will continue BLINKING until a new Temperature Match Offset is
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input for that channel. Refer to "Tip Heater Cartridge Temperature Match Offset" on page 8.
Press and release the PROGRAM Key
LCD Contrast
12.
The display now shows "Set LCD contrast". This
setting controls the contrast of the liquid crystal
display. The range goes from 0 to 100, with the
default being 050.
Use the keypad (
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decrease the contrast as needed.
Press and release the PROGRAM Key
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