Electronics International US-8A - Manual (Page 10)

Operating Information
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Blinking Digit
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High
Bar
To enter the Manual Programming Mode, select the channel you would like to program using the “Stp”
position on the Mode Selector Switch. Then with the Mode Selector Switch in the center position, push both
“Pk” buttons at the same time. This will put you in the Manual Programming Mode displaying the High
Limit for the channel you selected.
A) Programming a High Limit - There will be a bar in the upper far left corner of the left and right Display
Windows. This high bar indicates you are programming the High Limit. The digit blinking is the only digit
you can program at this time.
1) Select a Digit - The left and right Peak Locate Switches can be used to select the desired digit you
would like to program. Push the right button to select the next digit to the right of the one currently
blinking. Push the left button to select the next digit to the left of the one currently blinking. In this
same manner you can select a digit in the left or right window.
2) Advance a Digits Count - Use the Step Position on the Mode Selector Switch to advance the
blinking digit to the desired limit you would like. When the digit is advanced past 9 (19 for the far left
digit) it will reset to 0. Programming all digits to “0000” will disable the High Limit.
3) Changing Functions - If you are done programming the High Limits for this channel and would
like to program the Low limits, place the Mode Selector Switch in the Scan position. In this manner the
Mode Selector Switch will call up the different functions in the following sequence:
High Limit (set on each channel).
Low Limit (set on each channel).
Differential Limit (set once, shows up on all channels).
Shock-Cooling Limit (set once, shows up on all channels).
4) Leaving the Programming Mode - You may leave the programming mode at any time by pushing
both Peak Buttons at the same time. When this is done, the programmed information is stored in an
EEPROM memory for life, unless you program in new limits. The Ultimate Analyzer does not use any
internal batteries and the information will not be lost if the unit is disconnected from power or removed
from the aircraft.
Programming