Specifications

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9. REGISTER SETTINGS AND MODES OF OPERATION

The Bloodhound register settings enable the unit to be flexible as well as powerful in operations. Registers are

small bits of information held in non-volatile memory locations that dictate how the Bloodhound operates.

There are over 255 registers that hold a number from 0 to 255. All operational settings are made through

optimum performance. This all depends on how knowledgeable the user is of the registers and their settings.

NOTE: To effectively set up and operate the Bloodhound, the registers must be set correctly. Failure to do so

will cause undetermined results. Do not set register values unless you know what the results will be.

Unlisted registers are not used and should not be changed from the default setting by the user because they

could become active in later loads of software. Registers that are not listed should not be changed. Register

settings and changes can be made through the menu, through the serial port, or remotely through the wireless

connection.

BLOODHOUND REGISTER INFORMATION AND SETTINGS

The Bloodhound register settings enable the unit to be flexible as well as powerful in operations. Registers

are small points of information held in non-volatile memory locations that dictate how the Bloodhound

operates. All registers hold a number from 0 to 255. All operational settings are made through register values

one way or another. Do not set register values unless you know what the results will be.

Incorrect register settings may cause the Bloodhound to have undesired results,

become unstable or even unusable.

On the bloodhound: Pressing the Up and Down Arrow keys at the same time will bring up a menu. To

select an Item on the menu display, just press the Up or Down key. This will move the highlight bar up and

down. After the desired selection is highlighted, press the Enter/Mute key. This will bring up the selected

function for adjustment. To check and/or adjust a register setting select the REGISTER SETUP line, and use

up/down keys to scroll to register of interest. Registers 1 through 6 and 8 are not available in this way.

Gas Chart software on a computer directly connected to the Bloodhound: Right click on the chart to

bring up the CONTROL PANEL.

Click on REAL TIME DATA to bring up the real time data window, and move it out of the way.

On the CONTROL PANEL, click the SETUP BUTTON, then on BLOODHOUND.

To read a register, type READREG RN (where RN is the register number) in the SEND BLOODHOUND

COMMAND window and click on the SEND button.

The result of the query will appear at the bottom of the REAL TIME DATA window, in the communications

stream from the Bloodhound.

To set a register, type SETREG RN ## (where ## is the number to put in the register) in the SEND

BLOODHOUND COMMAND window and click on the SEND button.

The result of the change will appear at the bottom of the REAL TIME DATA window, in the communications

stream from the Bloodhound.