User`s manual

MTEK6000 SERIES USER'S MANUAL
3-6 January 2002
Configuration Mode
Configuration mode allows you to set-up the
MTEK6000's initial configuration; change
any of the operating parameter values, and
set alarm conditions and limits.
MTEKManager version 1.x or the optional
external keypad and display are required to
perform configuration. See the
MTEKManager on-line help for operating
instructions. MTEKManager version 1.x is
supplied, upon request, with your unit
consisting of Virtual Keypad and other
utilities.
Virtual Keypad or Optional External
Keypad and Display Operation
To access any operating mode:
1. Wake-up the device.
2. Press the keypad key that corresponds to
the mode you want (Fig. 3-1).
conf for configuration mode
alrm for alarm mode
cal for calibration mode
esc to go back to display mode
While in Display Mode, pressing the ↑ and
↓ keys allow you to scroll through the
parameter labels. You may use the jump
key to directly view any of the assigned
labels; press jump, then enter the label
number, followed by pressing ent. You can
use the function keys (F0 - F9) to view
previously assigned parameters. (software
lets you assign function keys and labels to
any parameter.) To enter configuration
mode, press conf. If configuration mode is
password protected, the MTEK6000 will
display ENTER PASSWORD?. Only a
valid password entry would then be given
access to this mode.
Configuration mode allows you to set-up the
device's initial configuration, change any of
the operating parameter values, set alarm
conditions and limits, or assign function
keys to a parameter. While in the
configuration mode, the device continues to
operate normally; it continues to collect
pulses, sample live pressure and temperature
values, calculate corrected volume, and
collect historical data.
Editing Parameters
1. Enter configuration mode by pressing
conf (use the password if required).
2. Display the desired parameter: press
jump followed by the address of the
parameter, then press ent (see Appendix
A for the addresses for your device).
The function keys can also be used to
view an assigned parameter.
3. With the desired parameter displayed,
press edit; the unit will display the
current parameter value and prompt for a
new value. Use the keypad to enter the
correct value and then press ent to
execute the change. Pressing esc when
the device prompts for the new value
will abort the process. Pressing ent if
nothing has been typed also leaves the
parameter unchanged.