Tweco 500SP PowerMaster - Manual (Page 45)

POWERMASTER 320SP, 400SP, 500SP
March 16, 2007 4-7
5. Re-saving/Re-programming jobs:
a. Switch the Tiptronic function on by pressing
“Tiptronic” (49) and select a job (see Selecting
Jobs).
b. Change the settings as required.
c. Press the “TT Save” button (45) (Save LED
flashes).
d. Press “TT Enter” button (47) to confirm.
e. The Save and Enter LEDs flash briefly to
confirm that programming is terminated.
6. Copying jobs:
a. Switch the Tiptronic function on by pressing
“Tiptronic” (49) and select a job for copying
(see Selecting Jobs).
b. Press the “TT Save” button (45) (Save LED
flashes).
c. Select the target job number with the push-
buttons (44) (-) and (48) (+) and confirm with
the “TT Enter” pushbutton (47) (if the Enter
pushbutton is not actuated, the Save LED goes
out 10 seconds after the last pushbutton
actuation and the saving procedure is
cancelled). If the target job number has not
been occupied with a job yet, it is indicated by
the display flashing.
d. The Save and Enter LEDs flash briefly to
confirm that programming is terminated.
The user-defined job texts are also copied
onto the new target job number.
7. Assigning descriptive text to a job:
Text can be assigned to each job in order to
identify it more clearly.
a. Switch on the Tiptronic function with the
“Tiptronic” pushbutton (49).
b. Select the job number with the push-buttons
(44) (-) and (48) (+).
c. Press the and push-buttons (51) at
the same time (a flashing cursor appears in
the display (50)) in order to get into the edit
mode.
d. The cursor is moved with the and
push-buttons (51). At the end of the line, the
cursor jumps to the respective next line.
e. Select a character (number, letter or special
character) with push-buttons (44) (-) and (48)
(+).
f. The edit mode is ended by pressing
pushbutton (46) (END) or by pressing the
and
push-buttons (51) at the same time.
If you press the “Tiptronic” pushbutton (49)
in edit mode (Tiptronic is switched off), then
the text entries will not be saved.
Texts can be programmed both for the job set
(upper line in display (50)) as well as for the job
(bottom line in display (50)).