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(submode of the alarm threshold level and the specified limits of statistical
A blinking digit shows that its value can be programmed. The required value of
the blinking digit is set by pressing RAYS/RESTART. Successive short presses and
releases of RAYS/RESTART change the value per unit. A long press of
RAYS/RESTART starts automatic value change that stops after RAYS/RESTART
is released.
Pressing shortly MODE fixes the value of the digit (in this case it stops
blinking) and allows changing the value of the next digit that starts blinking. All
other digit values are programmed likewise.
If there is no need in programming of all digits of a new threshold level, press
ON/SAVE to complete programming of the threshold level and proceed to
programming of new specified limits of statistical deviations.
Important! Programming of a zero threshold level switches off this threshold
alarm.
Upon completion of a new threshold level programming, the low-order digit of
the specified limits of statistical deviations starts blinking on the LCD of the
dosimeter indicating that its value can be programmed.
Programming of the new specified limits of statistical deviations is done
similarly to programming of the new alarm threshold level and finishes upon
programming of all digits or by pressing ON/SAVE.
Zero value programming turns on automatic detection of the specified limits of
statistical deviations by the dosimeter depending on the radiation intensity.
As soon as the alarm threshold level and the specified limits of statistical
deviations are programmed, their values blink three times on the LCD indicating that
these values are stored in the nonvolatile memory of the control unit. After that, the
control unit returns to the mode of measurement results display obtained from the
probes or detectors.
Figure 2.13 – LCD of the dosimeter
deviations programming)
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