Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Standard Contents
- 2. General Information
- 3. User Interface & Display Overview
- 4. BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) Operation
- 5. Battery
- 6. Turning The Honeywell BW Solo On & Off
- 7. Navigation
- 8. Navigation: Information Menu
- 9. Navigation: Settings
- 10. Zeroing
- 11. Bump Testing
- 12. Calibrating
- 13. Replacing The Filter & Sensor
- 14. Maintenance
- 15. Firmware Update
- 16. Year Of Manufacture
- 17. Sensors & Settings
- 18. Troubleshooting
- 19. Honeywell BW Solo Specifications
- 20. Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability
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7. Navigation
All navigation is done by pressing the single button on the Honeywell BW Solo. Here are the basic
“rules” of navigation on the instrument:
Power On 5-second hold (with 3-second countdown)
Power Off 5-second hold from the main screen
Enter menus (from main screen) Double-click
Move to next choice Single-click (quickly press once)
Select current choice
Hold until acknowledged Short Hold (press and hold for 1 second)
Cursor or current choice stops blinking
Cursor moves to next choice
Hold through countdown Long Hold (press and hold for 3 seconds)
Selected process is initiated
7.1. Glance Navigation
At the main screen, press the button once, and the backlight comes on. In addition, a critically low
battery level and any compliance issues are shown. For example, if the instrument fails a bump
test, it will show a Bump FAIL. If there is a failure, an associated icon and fault message alert you.
In addition, if there is a failure or low battery, the Alert LED will illuminate.
Note: When the last screen is reached, if you click the button once, it returns to the main screen. If
you do not click the button for 6 seconds from any of the screens, it returns to the main screen
automatically.
Bump Test
icon blinks
Bump Test
icon blinks
Alert LED