Carrier DATACOLD 500 T/R - Manual (Page 15)

3.3 User settings
With the user settings several adjustments can be done to offer the user a maximum of user convenience. By
pressing the green button the user setting menu will be activated.
Toggle with [
↑ ], [ ↓ ] between the available menu’s (3.1; 3.2; 3.3; …).
Between ‘(..)’ the actual setting is displayed. With [edit] you enter the edit
mode in order to change the setting to your convenience. The following
pictures show the display in the edit mode.
3.1 Time setting
(14:09:03)
↑ ↓ edit <-menu
3.3.1 Time setting
To set time, press Edit (green button) and the display will show: "ENTER
PIN code". The factory setting of the PIN code is 1212.
3.1 Time setting
ENTER PINCODE
* * * *
1 2 3 4
Select hours, minutes and seconds with [<], [>] and adjust with [
↑], [↓].
Confirm the setting with [accept] (Green-Red).
3.1 Time setting
14:09:03
<-cncl accept
↑ ↓ < >
3.3.2 Summer / wint time setting
To set either automatic European daylight savings time adjustment or No
adjustment, press Edit (green button) and the display will show: "ENTER
PIN code". The factory setting of the PIN code is 1212.
3.2 Date setting
ENTER PINCODE
* * * *
1 2 3 4
Select Automatic Adjustment or No Adjustment (select No Adjustment for
North American use) with [<], [>]. Confirm the setting with [accept]
(Green).
3.1 Time setting
14:09:03
<-cncl accept
↑ ↓ < >
3.3.3 Date setting
To set date, press Edit (green button) and the display will show: "ENTER
PIN code". The factory setting of the PIN code is 1212.
3.2 Date setting
ENTER PINCODE
* * * *
1 2 3 4
Select date, month and year with [<], [>] and adjust with [
↑], [↓]. Confirm
the setting with [accept] (Green-Red).
3.2 Date setting
21/06/2002
<-cncl accept
↑ ↓ < >
3.3.4 Select language
Select the desired language with [
↑], [↓] and confirm with [accept].
3.3 Select language
English
↑ ↓ accept <- cncl
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3.3.5 Display contrast setting
Set the desired display contrast [<], [>] and confirm with [accept]. Be
aware that at extreme temperatures you might have to adjust the contrast. 3.4 Display contrast
setting