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SeekTech SR-60
Figure 45: Editing a User-Defined Frequency
(Note: Trash Icon for deleting Frequency appears
when Frequency is set to 0)
3.
Use the arrow keys to move through the digits and increase
or decrease them.
4.
When the frequency is correct, press the Select Key
save the new value.
To delete a user-defined frequency:
1.
Press the Menu Key
cies. Scroll down to the user-defined frequency you wish to
edit.
2.
Press the Frequency Key
window with the frequency you selected will appear.
3.
For each digit that is not set to zero, select the digit and use
the Down arrow key to reduce it to zero.
4.
When all digits in the frequency are set to zero, the "trash
can" icon will appear. Press the Select Key
fined frequency will be deleted.
Figure 46: User-Defined Frequency Screen
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to show the list of active frequen-
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Menus and Settings
Pressing the Menu Key brings up a series of choices which let
the operator configure the SR-60 as preferred (See figure 47). The
menu is a context-sensitive list of options. The entry point into
the menu list is set to the currently active frequency.
Auto Menu Exit Count-down Timer
While traversing the menu tree, a counter appears at the bot-
tom of the screen counting down. When it reaches zero, it will
automatically move back up one level of the menu tree until it
reaches the operating screen again. It resets to nine with each
key press, or each time it goes up one menu level, until it reaches
the operating screen.
to
In sequence from the top of the menu down, the Main Menu
presents the following items:
1.
SimulTrace (512 Hz + 33 kHz) (If activated)
2.
Currently Available Sonde frequencies
(Checked-Active or not)
3.
Currently Available Active Line Trace fre quencies
(Checked-Active or not)
4.
Currently Available Power (Passive Line Trace)
frequencies (Checked-Active or not)
5.
Currently Available Radio Frequencies
(Low and High) (Checked-Active or not)
6.
OmniSeek Mode
7.
Depth Measurement Units Setting
8.
Backlight Control
9.
Auto-Shutdown Control
10.
LCD Contrast Control
Figure 47: Main Menu
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