Function Buttons - WIKA CPG1500 Betriebsanleitung

4. Design and function
Item Symbol
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Tare
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Function buttons

The CPG1500 is controlled via 4 function buttons, with each button having a main and
a secondary function. In general, the information printed on the buttons corresponds to
the main function: "ZERO", "LIGHT", "MENU", "ON/OFF". Once the [MENU] button
is active, the secondary function applies. These are, from left to right: Cursor up "UP",
cursor down "DOWN", left/right cursor "LR" and "HOME".
Item Button
On/Off button
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The main function is switching the CPG1500 on and off.
If the digital pressure gauge is already in menu mode, a short press on
the [On/Off] button brings up "HOME". A long press (at least 3 seconds)
switches the CPG1500 off.
WIKA operating instructions precision digital pressure gauge CPG1500
The symbol lights up on:
Battery status 20 %
Outline is lit continuously
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Insert new batteries, see chapter 8.1.1 "Battery replacement".
Pressure indication
The 5 ½ digit 7-segment display always indicates the current pressure
value.
If the pressure value is no longer current, lines will be displayed (in
low-power mode over 10 s)
Matrix field serves as menu and secondary display
The matrix field consists of 4 x 21 cells (rows x columns) and serves
as a menu and secondary display.
Bar graph indicates the current pressure graphically
The bar graph consists of 20 segments and two end points at the
front and rear ends. The bar graph indicates the current pressure
proportionally to the measuring range. If the measuring range has
been underrun, the front point lights up; with an overrun, the rear point
lights up.
When the [ZERO] or [MENU] button has been locked via WIKA-CAL
and must be activated manually.
The password protection is implemented via the WIKA-CAL
calibration software.
WIKA-Wireless (Only for instrument with option WIKA-Wireless)
Symbol is blinking: WIKA-Wireless is active but not connected
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Symbol is lit continuously: WIKA-Wireless is active and connected
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TARE function active
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