User's Manual

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OPERATION of the WESROC
®
RMS DELUXE BASE UNIT (cont)
• Adjusting the Display Brightness
o Press and release the MODE button to advance to the Display
Brightness Adjustment.
o With BRGT displayed on the right, use the UP/DOWN buttons to
adjust the display brightness level shown as a flashing two-digit
number on the left.
o The Base Unit has seven display brightness levels with “11” being
the dimmest and “77” being the brightest.
o A setting of “00” or “LP” enables an auto-off feature, which turns
the display off after about four minutes. Pressing any button will
reset the auto-off timer and turn the display back on with a mid-
range brightness setting of 4.
• Setting the Temperature Display Format
o Press and release the MODE button to advance to the Fahrenheit or
Celsius (F/C) selection for the Temperature Display.
o With TEMP displayed on the right, use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons
to select F for Fahrenheit or C for Celsius scale.
o Press and release the MODE button to return to the Time Display .
NOTE 1: When the auto-off feature is active the Tank Activity Indicator
will still continue to operate normally and critical alarms will be
displayed until the alarm has been acknowledged with a button
press or cleared. In Low Power installations, the “LP” setting
should be selected. This setting prevents the display from
turning back on until a button is pressed.
NOTE 2: While setting the time, display brightness temperature mode if
no buttons are pressed for 30 seconds, the Base Unit will
automatically return to the Time Display.
Temperature Display
• This mode is indicated by the illumination of an F or a C in the right
side of the display window to represent Fahrenheit or Celsius scales.
• If one or multiple temperature transmitters are being monitored, the
UP/DOWN arrow buttons may be used to scroll through the device
list. Your service provider has left you a notification on the back of
this guide to indicate the location of each temperature transmitter.
• Abnormal Display Explanations
o A flashing temperature indicates that the temperature has risen
above, or dropped below the temperature threshold settings
submitted to your service provider. To return the Base Unit to its
normal display mode, simply press any key.