MZ electronic EV-040 Instructions D'utilisation page 20

Starting up
The chain counter features a graphic display and three keys:
(DOWN).
The ON key switches on the display and enables the other two keys. It must be used to
access the parameter setting menus. For selecting the parameters to be modified and to
confirm the values set. The instrument will switch off 30 seconds after the last command
given (adjustable default time – see "Turnoff Time").
The UP key commands the hoisting of the anchor and the DOWN key casts it. When
the key is released, the action is stopped. During parameter setting, the two keys allow
the User to move around the menu and vary parameter values.
When switched on, the following page will appear for a few seconds:
then the instrument will scan 5 frequencies within the 868 – 870 MHz band. During this phase the display
will show:
when the instrument has identified the most suitable frequency it will connect to the power unit. The
address of the power unit will be shown on the display as follows:
if communication is successfully established the following page will appear:
Once the initialisation procedure is complete, the main page will appear.
Where:
STATUS: indicates the status of the instrument and any failure.
SPEED': indicates the chain speed during hoisting or lowering in meters per minute or feet per minute.
COUNT: indicates the measurement of the chain lowered (in metres or feet).
MONITORING: the bottom bar indicates the voltage of the boat battery, the power used for transmission
(minimum= 1, medium= 2, maximum= 3) and the charge status of the instrument's lithium-ion battery.
ICONS: this is the part of the display bearing the icons that indicate the hoisting or casting of the anchor
and any failure.
When the instrument is turned on for the first time, it will set up as programmed in the factory (see table).
EV-040
Searching...
Connecting
to ID :
00001
Connection
established
on channel :1
Stop
STATUS
0.0 ft/m
SPEED'
COUNT
MONITORING
V=11.6
(ON),
metres / minute
feet / minute
0.0
ft
metres / feet
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English
(UP) and
ICONS
Rev. 11 – 2018