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5 Operation / adjusting device settings - Set-up to commissioning Memo-Graph S

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Basic settings: ATA flash change sub-menu

Settings that specify when/how the filling level is reported to an ATA flash card used as stack

memory.

Basic settings: Back lighting (Screensaver)

Setting for switching off the back lighting (“Screensaver”: screensaver increases the service life of

the back lighting).

Set-up -> Basic settings -> ATA flash change

Warning at xx % Warns before ATA flash card is 100 % full. The internal (ring) memory is still written on during the change or when the

ATA flash card is full. This new data is copied onto the new or readout and deleted ATA flash card after changing the card

(important for complete archiving).

Warning after xxx minutes wit-

hout ATA flash card (max. 999

minutes)

If you forget to insert a new card when changing the ATA flash card, a warning appears on the screen after the defined

time and the corresponding relay is switched.

Switching output If the warning message “Data carrier full/missing” is displayed, a relay or an open collector output can be additionally

activated. The corresponding terminal numbers are shown in brackets. (See “Wiring” Chapter 4)

Acknowledging warning “Yes”: the warning “Data carrier full/missing” remains displayed until it is acknowledged by pressing the button.

“No”: the message is not shown

! Note!

The percentage of occupied card memory is shown in the header at the top right of the screen in normal operation.

Set-up -> Basic settings -> Back lighting (Screensaver)

Lighting out after ... Switches display dark xxxx minutes after the last keyboard activity (back lighting is switched off). All further functions

are kept (green LED lights up). Press any key to switch the lighting back on.

“0000 min” = does not switch off

“9999 min” = switches off after 6 days, 22 hours and 39 minutes

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