Teledyne 4220 User Manual

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4220 Flow Meter

Section 2 Programming

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The second report generator lets you program the flow meter to
print two independent reports at different intervals, for example.
This is useful for those who need both a weekly and a monthly
summary of activity on the flow meter. If you select OFF for this
step, the program will advance to the next step, and there will be
no report B generated. If you select YES, the following will
appear:

Select the appropriate interval for this second report. After you
select the units of time the following will appear:

DAYS or MONTHS could also appear depending on what you
selected for the previous step. The time selected becomes the
time interval that will be covered in the report. Then the flow
meter will ask you when you want the first report printed:

After you have entered the desired date for the first report, the
program will advance to the following:

The final step on the flow meter is HISTORY. This step presents
a record of the programming activity on the flow meter that you
can have printed on the printer. The flow meter keeps a record of
certain programming changes and prints them out. If you select
YES, the following will appear:

If you select PRINT SINCE LAST, the flow meter will only print
the changes that have occurred since the last print request. If
there were no changes, there will be no print. If you select PRINT
ALL, the flow meter will print all the changes it has in memory,
as far back as 50 entries.

If you selected NO from PRINT FLOW METER HISTORY, the
flow meter will advance to CLEAR HISTORY - YES, NO.

If you select NO again, the flow meter will exit programming and
return to the normal display. If you clear the memory, previous
programming changes will be erased, but the flow meter will
again begin keeping track of changes the next time you change
the program.