API Audio Accessories 7-22-10 Instruction Manual Page 15

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From the working display, press & release TICK/MENU BUT-
TON (B) once, SELECT TEST will appear on the top line of the
display. Press & release the SAVE/ZERO BUTTON (C) until CF
is displayed. Press & release the TICK/MENU BUTTON (B)
again and the instrument will auto-zero and then enter the CF
test menu. Press & release the TICK/MENU BUTTON (B) once
more to start the test.
NOTE: Using the SAVE/ZERO BUTTON (C) may advance you
to another test option depending on the instrument version.
A 180 second timed test will begin. (The time for this test is
factory adjustable.) A countdown timer will show the remaining
seconds of the test. The peak CF reading will start to flash “O
PK” in the lower right. 20 seconds after the oxygen level drops
below 18% indicating the presence of flue gas the PK reading
will no longer flash. A continuous CO reading is displayed in the
upper left and the sustained CF reading is in the upper right.
It will continue to flash until 20 seconds after the oxygen level
drops below 18.9%. At this point, conditions are acceptable for
a valid test calculation.
If this segment continues to flash during the test period,
conditions for a proper test were not possible. In this case
any test results are invalid. The display and printout will
show N/A for the peak CF reading. The test should be re-
peated.
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If the proper condition for an accurate test existed, the detected
CO level, calculated CF level and the peak CF level will remain
on the display at the end of the test.
The CF readings are automatically recorded by the instrument
and can be viewed at a later date. In addition, the peak CF
reading will be stored for a printout report.
Press & release the TICK/MENU BUTTON (B) to repeat the
test. Press & release the POWER/MUTE BUTTON (A) to return
to the working display.
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