Assessments - 3, GPA: 3.3
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Press the SET button when the correct value is displayed. Press SET after this step to set seconds to :00. For the most precise manual time setting, increment the displayed value to represent the up-coming minute. Then, at the start of the new minute, press the SET button to record the programmed MM-DD-YY HH:MM:00. Parameter Set-Up: To enter the Parameter Set-Up Mode, simultaneously press the Left (INC) and Center (NXT) buttons for 1 second. You will see the Password prompt: “P000”. For each of the following parameters to be set, the display will show the parameter number in the two left digit positions, and the parameter value in the two right digit positions. The parameters are as follows: P Awaiting Password (000 ~ 999) If you have not previously changed the password, press the SET button to continue [Default Password is ‘000’]. If you have previously changed the Password, enter the value using the INC, NXT and SET buttons. The INC button will increment the digit over the displayed cursor. The NXT button will move the cursor to point to the next digit. The SET button will enter your final selection. If correct, the display will advance to enter the first set-up parameter. If incorrect, an “Err” message will be displayed. Press the Set button to re-enter your password. Press Inc or Next to abort the setup. Page 8 ATX6 Installation and User Guide 6 Time Zone (-12 ~ +12) Use the INC button to advance through the values. Advancing past ‘11’ will also toggle the ‘+’ and ‘-‘indicators. The most common Western Hemisphere values (offsets from GMT / UTC) are: Atlantic Time -04 Eastern Time -05 Central Time -06 Mountain Time -07 Pacific Time -08 Alaska -09 Hawaii -10 Press the SET button when the correct value is displayed 7 Time Reference Source (rtc, GPS, Air, Syn, 485, PcL) Use the INC button to advance through the values. Select which Time Reference is to be used by the ATX6. Press the SET button when the correct value is displayed. rtc Real-Time-Clock, set in parameters # 1 through 5 GPS External ATX-GPS Receiver option Air Another ATX-series Transceiver Syn Synchronize to an external Relay closing for 1 second at 00:00:00 485 Sync from a Lathem LTRx-series Master Clock or LTR-GPS PcL Sync from a PC using Lathem’s AirTime TimeSync, via Ethernet to RS232 (with external Adapter) 8 Spring DST Month: (00 ~12) Use the INC button to advance through the values. Default value is ‘03’ (March). Selecting ‘00’ will disable automatic DST adjustment and settings 9,10 and 11. Press SET when the correct value shows. Page 9 ATX6 Installation and User Guide 9 Spring DST Week: (1,2,3,4,L) Use the INC to select which Sunday of month that Daylight Savings Time begins: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or Last Sunday of month. Default is ‘02’ (2nd Sunday in March). Press SET when the correct value is displayed. 10 Fall DST Month: (00 ~12) Use the INC button to advance through the values. Default value is ‘11’ (November). Choose ‘00’ to disable automatic DST adjustment. Press SET when the correct value shows 11 Set Fall DST Week: (1,2,3,4,L) Use the INC button to select which Sunday of month that Daylight Savings Time ends: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or Last Sunday of month. Default is ‘01’ (1st Sunday in November). Press SET when the correct value shows. 12 12/24hr Display (12 / 24) Use the INC button to toggle between selection of a 12-hour display with AM/PM indicators, or a 24-hour (Military Time) display (00:00 ~ 23:59). Press SET when the desired value shows. 13 AirTime Radio UHF Channel (1~8) The ATX6 is pre-loaded with the multiple Frequency selections: Use the INC button to select the frequency channel for your installation; default is ‘1’. Do not change unless AirTime system components have been specifically ordered for a different frequency. Press SET when the correct value shows. Page 10 ATX6 Installation and User Guide Time Slot: (A or 0~9) To support systems that include multiple Transceivers using the same Frequency Channel, AirTime Transceivers can automatically determine their position in a network of transceivers. In most cases, the ATX6 will determine its own position by listening to transmissions from other Transceivers in the area. To select this feature, set the parameter value to Automatic. In installations with an ATX Transceiver receiving the time from WWVB and transmitting it to multiple ATX6’s or a combination of ATX6’s and ATX Repeaters, Channel Interference may be avoided by setting specific “Transmission Slots” for each Transceiver. The ATX and ATX6 Transceivers can be set to transmit on one of ten Transmission Slots, numbered 0 through 9. When manually selecting a Transmission Slot following this chart will often provide the best results: Recommended Parameter # 14 Setting for each device #of ATX Transceivers Device #1 Device #2 Device #3 Device #4 Device #5 Device #6 1 5 2 2 7 3 1 5 8 4 1 3 5 7 5 1 3 5 7 9 6 0 2 4 6 8 9 Fixed positions are numbered 0 ~ 9, and may be selected using the INC button. Press the SET button when...