System Operation
TP04100A Interface
&
Applications
Rev A: 0611
5/98
3-1
1.2
Program Operation Screen (Air Mode)
Figure
3-7
Program Operation Screen (Air Mode)
If the system is in default Air mode (which uses the main air thermocouple to control temperature), then when
"Program Operation" is selected at the
Top Menu Screen
(see Figure 3-6), the User Interface displays the
Program Operation Screen: Air Mode
(see Figure 3-7).
To change modes (to either Air or DUT mode), see "Air Mode Test Setup," Section 3-13 on page 3-40, and
"DUT Mode Test Setup," Section 3-14, on page 3-42.
Note that the
Program Operation Screen
displays the Air temperature, the DUT temperature (if in DUT mode
or a DUT sensor type is selected and installed), displays which temperature is active, and displays the ten
programmed temperature setpoints, and soak times.
The function selections at the bottom of the display screen in Figure 3-7 are summarized as follows. To
execute a function, press the corresponding Program Button..
ESC:
This selection returns the operator to the previous program screen, unless the system is running to a
setpoint, in which instance the system stops running to the setpoint. ESC can also be used to exit the
Change Mode and cancel any changes made to the selected parameter value.
ROW:
This selection chooses an entire row (includes three fields: "Add," ""C," and "secs [soak]"). Press
"Row" again to advance downward one row. Hold "Row" button down to transit down continuously and
scroll back up to top row.
STEP:
This selection sequentially steps through the three fields ("Add," ""C," and "secs") in the selected
row. The active (selected) field is highlighted. Use the Rotary Encoder to change setpoints: press the
Encoder knob inward to enter Change Mode (highlighted field blinks); rotate Encoder knob; at desired
value, press Encoder knob inward to accept new value and exit Change Mode.
CYCLE:
This selection begins temperature cycling.
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