Programming The Scale Factor Of Adapter Function; Default Configuration Of The Unit; Date Of Last Calibration Carried Out On Unit; Display Of The Internal Software Version - Chauvin Arnoux F 07 Notice De Fonctionnement

Adjustment is then possible from 1 Ω to 40 Ω by successive
pressings on the yellow key (short pressure: progression of 1
Ω by 1 Ω; press and hold: progression of 10 Ω by 10 Ω).
Once the value is chosen, actuate the rotary switch to
memorise.

3.11.13 Programming the scale factor of adapter function

Hold the Yellow key pressed and bring the rotary switch from
the OFF position to the Adp position.
The unit emits a beep and the scale factor value is displayed
(1 per default).
Adjustment of the scale factor is then possible by successive
pressings on the yellow key of 1 m (0.001) to 100 k (100,000)
(see § 3.10).
Once the value is chosen, actuate the rotary switch to
memorise.

3.11.14 Default configuration of the unit

Hold the Yellow key pressed and bring the rotary switch from
the OFF position to the A position.
The unit emits a double beep then all the segments of the
digital display and the symbol flash.
The default configuration is memorised when the key is
released: the display no longer flashes and the symbol
disappears.
The default configuration is:
- Audio identification threshold: 40 Ω
- Auto cut-off with
- V-Live function: none
- Scale factor in adapter function: 1
- Unit for temperature measurement: not controlled

3.11.15 Date of last calibration carried out on unit

Hold the MIN/MAX key pressed and bring the rotary switch
from the OFF position to the V position.
The unit emits a beep, then the calibration date of the unit is
displayed in the form "week - year" (SS.AA) as long as the
MIN/MAX key is pressed.

3.11.16 Display of the internal software version

Hold the HOLD key pressed and bring the rotary switch from
the OFF position to the A position.
The unit beeps, the software version is displayed in the form
UX.XX for 2 seconds, then replaced by the displaying of all
the segments of the display as long as the HOLD key is
pressed.

3.11.17 Displaying of display segments

See § 3.11.16. It is usually possible for any key-switch
combination not described previously.
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