Various Settings; Date & Time Setting - KYOWA WP-120A Instructions For Use Manual

5-3. Various settings

To open the SYSTEM screen, touch the buttons in the following
order on the Home Screen.
CALIB. & SYSTEM
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DEVICE NUMBER
This sets the identification number of the unit.
BEEP
This sets whether the beep sounds or not when using
screen operations and when judgment errors are output.
OFF: The beep never sounds.
KEY: The beep sounds during screen operations.
KEY+JUDGE: The beep sounds during screen operations
and when judgments are not OK.
LCD BRIGHTNESS
Adjust the brightness of the LCD screen backlight.
NOTE
"LEVEL 4" is the brightest, and "LEVEL 1" is the dimmest.
BACKLIGHT TIME
Set the amount of time without any button operations
until the backlight turns off.
To have the backlight turn off, set the value between 1 and
255 (seconds).
The backlight will not turn off when set to 0.
NOTE
The brightness at this time is according to the backlight
setting.
Button operations are only enabled when the backlight is lit.
EXT. START/STOP
Select the external input connector measurement starting/
stopping mode (page 26).
DATE
Set the unit's built-in clock.
The clock time is used for file timestamps and saved with
recorded data.
SYSTEM
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TRIGGER OUTPUT
The threshold can be set as desired for load, displacement
or OK/NG count value, and triggers can be output to
Trigger outputs 1 and 2 (page 68).
RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS
All the settings of this unit can be initialized to their factory
default values.
o The Home Screen display selection (indicator value
or waveform display) and the language setting are
retained.
5-3-1. DATE & TIME SETTING
DATE, TIME
The blue rectangle shows the item being input. Use the
number keys to input values.
Change the input item by touching a white rectangle with
a finger, for example.
The date format display options are as follows.
[yyyy-mm-dd]
[dd-mm-yyyy]
[mm-dd-yyyy]
o The abbreviations are as follows.
yyyy: 4-digit AD year
mm: 2-digit month
dd: 2-digit day
o The setting range for the year is 2000–2099.
o If this unit is not used for a long time, the date and time
shown could become January 1, 2000. If this occurs, set the
correct date and time before use.
o Dates and times are saved in measurement results. The
built-in clock has a monthly discrepancy of about 90 sec-
onds. If accurate times are necessary, set the date and time
just before beginning measurement.
5. System settings
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