Understanding The "Settings" Sub-Menu; Selecting The Display Language; Setting The Clock; Setting The Buzzer Volume - TEGA 4000-S Manuel Utilisateur

Version December 2013
Press the START/SET key to confirm the set-up and save it to memory.

10.1 Understanding the "Settings" Sub-menu

"Memory Control on" means that when the system memory is full of reports,
the unit will be blocked until the reports are printed or downloaded,
"off," that it works but that the oldest report will be overwritten.
"Manual Input on" means that the manual input of welding parameters
(see Sect. 7) is possible, "off," that the manual input is not allowed.
"Language – M – " means that by pressing the MENU key, the user can
access a sub-menu for selecting the display and report language (see
Sect. 10.1.1).
"Date/Time – M – " means that by pressing the MENU key, the user can
access a sub-menu for setting the clock (see Sect. 10.1.2).
"Buzzer Volume – M – " means that by pressing the MENU key, the user
can access a sub-menu for setting the volume of the status buzzer
(see Sect. 10.1.3).
"Temperature Unit – M – " means that by pressing the MENU key, the user
can access a sub-menu for selecting centigrade or Fahrenheit as the
unit for the temperature.
"Inventory Number – M – " means that by pressing the MENU key, the user
can access a sub-menu for entering the number under which the unit
is inventorized with the operating company.

10.1.1 Selecting the Display Language

When the "Select Language" sub-menu was selected, the screen changes
and the display reproduced in Display 17 appears.
Use the arrow keys ñ and ò to select one of the options, "Deutsch," "Eng-
lish," and "Français" and confirmby pressing the START/SET key.

10.1.2 Setting the Clock

When the "Set Clock" sub-menu was selected, the screen changes and the
display reproduced in Display 18 appears.
The time of day and the date can be set using the keypad. The portions
"Hour," "Minute," "Day," "Month," and "Year" are set separately. Press the
START/SET key to confirm your settings.

10.1.3 Setting the Buzzer Volume

When the "Set Volume" sub-menu was selected, the screen changes and
the display reproduced in Display 19 appears. The buzzer can also be
heard. Turn the buzzer volume up or down to the desired value using the
, ð arrow keys (from 0 to 100) and confirm your setting by pressing the
START/SET key.

10.2 Understanding the "Recording" Sub-menu

"Welder Code on" means that the welder identification code has to be
entered as set with "Welder Code Options," "off," that this is impos-
sible.
"Commission Number on" means that the commission number (job
number) will have to be entered or confirmed before every new weld-
ing, "off" that the user is not prompted to enter it.
"Additional Data on" means that the additional data will have to be en-
tered or confirmed before every new welding, "off" that the user is not
prompted to enter them.
"Fitting Code on" means that the second, so-called traceability code of
the electrofusion fitting has to be entered before every welding, "off,"
that this is not possible.
"Pipe Codes on" means that the codes of both pipes/components to be
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English
Settings
>Memory Control
Manual Input
Language
***
Date/Time
>Buzzer Volume
Temp. Unit
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>Deutsch
English
Francais
Date/Time
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BUZZER VOLUME
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Data Recording
Welder Code
>Commission No.
Additional Data on
Data Recording
>Fitting Code
Pipe Codes
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SET-UP MENU ***
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Display 16
LANGUAGE ****
Display 17
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Display 19
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Display 20
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