Show Version; Sub-Menu » Sensors; Last Calibration; Next Calibration Date - Dräger X-am 7000 Technisches Handbuch

- Information on the status of the battery
is displayed, for example:
Battery type
1)
Nominal capacity in Ah:
1)
Remaining capacity in Ah:5.832
5.2.4

Show Version

- This function displays the software version numbers
Select the menu items » Info \ Instrument Info \ Show Version «

in this order, pressing the »
- – T he software version numbers are
displayed, for example:
Instrument software (Main):1.00
Power-pack software (Batt):1.0
1) The capacity refers to the battery's storage capacity and not to the current
charging status. The current charging status can be checked in the Info-Mode.
Dräger X-am 7000
Show battery
Menu
Type : NiMh
NomCap. /Ah: 6.0
Cap. /Ah: 5.3
:NiMH
6.000
« key after each selection.
OK
Show Version
Menu
Main : 1.00
Battery : 1.0
5.3 Sub-menu » Sensors «
The sub-menu » Sensors « provides all necessary functions for
interrogating the calibration status of the sensors.
5.3.1

Last calibration

- This function displays the dates on which the sensors were last
calibrated.
Select the menu items » Info \ Sensors \ Last Cal. Date « in this

order, pressing the » « key after each selection.
OK
- The date of the last calibration is displayed for each active sensor.
If more than one sensor is active, the number of the currently
selected sensor and the total number of active sensors are
displayed in the top right corner (example: 1/5 = screen 1 of 5).
5.3.2

Next calibration date

- This function displays the dates on which the sensors are due for
their next calibration.
Select the menu items » Info \ Sensors \ Next Cal. Date « in this

order, pressing the » « key after each selection.
OK
- The date on which the next calibration is due is displayed for each
active sensor.
If more than one sensor is active, the number of the currently
selected sensor and the total number of active sensors are
displayed in the top right corner (example: 1/5 = screen 1 of 5).
NOTICE
i i
Calibrating the sensors at shorter intervals will improve the
measuring accuracy of the instrument.
The Menu » Info «
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