LumaSense Technologies 3434i SF6 Leak Detector - Manual (Page 63)

Chapter 5
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5.3.3 Response of the Monitor after a Partial Reset
The way in which the Monitor responds after a partial reset is
dependent upon the way it was being operated at the time of the
partial reset (see Table 5.1). For example, if the Monitor was busy
taking a measurement when it was “partially reset” it will complete
the interrupted measurement after the partial reset, continue its
monitoring task and make a special “mark” alongside the first
complete measurement cycle it performs after the reset. These
“marks” are described in section 8.2.2 and section 8.2.3 .
Table 5.1 Dependence of Monitor’s response, after a partial reset, to
its operating condition at the time of the partial reset.
Monitor last
used while in…
Task being
performed
Task started after a
PARTIAL RESET
Measurement
mode
A gas measurement Completes the monitoring task
“Display”
Looking at measurement
results on the display
screen
Measurement results are
shown on the display from the
beginning again
Set-up mode Changing set-up
parameters which control
the operation of the
Monitor
Measurement results are
shown in the display from the
beginning
Memory mode Handling measurement
results which are stored
in Display Memory and
Background Memory
Completes any interrupted task
and then measurement results
are shown in the display from
the beginning
“Interface” Obtaining hard-copies
(that is, print-outs of, for
example, measurement
data)
Print-out is stopped and
measurement results are
shown in the display from the
beginning
5.3.4 Full reset and/or Partial Reset of the Monitor via its
Front Panel
There are two well-defined levels of reset. By pressing RESET the
following text appears on the display screen:
SELECT RESET TYPE
PARTIEL FULL NONE