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Manual operation with the cursor buttons
There are four cursor buttons on the front side.
With this cursor buttons you can easy operate the load alternator, in it’s
basic movements.
That means turning right and left, lifting or lowering the platform.
This is helpful for loading the platform from the front side and other
applications.
The cursor buttons are only active if the main menu appears on the display.
See page no. 5
Movement vertically:
Movement horizontally:
Four control light identify the current position and the activity of the load
alternator.
All lights on means that the platform is in the upper position.
Movement in all directions is possible.
A blinking control light identifies the actually operation relating to the
direction of movement.
A non active control light means that a movement in this direction is not
possible.
To start the movement by your choice, press the cursor button.
-short press move - from the top toward to centre, or
- from the centre to the lower position, or
- raise from the lower to the centre, or
- raise from the centre to the upper position
- long press move - direct from the upper to the lower,
- from the lower to the upper position.
Note:
Two control lights on the printer indicate the capacity of the paper
A green light means: enough paper
A red light means: paper roll come to end
If the paper roll in the printer runs out in the middle of a measuring
sequence, the printer switches off.
The individual values measured and the results calculated after the printer
shuts off are stored in memory.
For example: with 6 x A B B A selected, the memory can store data from up
to 6 complete measurements.
When the memory is full, this is indicated by a crossed-out printer symbol in
the display.
The load alternator continues according to the selected function sequence.
Subsequent measurement data are not stored.
To retain the data stored in memory:
- Do not interrupt the measurement sequence
- Do not press reset
- Do not turn off the controller
Place a new roll of paper in the printer (see "Maintenance")
The stored data are output to the printer.
