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Thank you for choosing the Astro -Med Dash 10 chart recorder. This Quick Start Guide was prepared to let you get acquainted with

the Dash 10 as quickly as possible. We even include a sample exercise so you can become familiar with the basic operation.

Note: For earlier models, data capture was an option. In later years, data capture was a standard feature. If your model does not have

data capture, the menus for data capture will not be present. See section 6 for more details.

VOLTAGE VERIFICATION

CONNECT AC POWER

LOAD CHART PAPER

TURN ON Dash 10

DEDICATED MENU KEYS

SOFT KEYS

DEDICATED SPEED KEYS

START RECORDING

HALT

1. INTRODUCTION

2. GETTING STARTED

Verify that the voltage selection cylinder through the window on the fuse block is set to

the voltage that you will be using.

Connect the AC power cord to the Dash 10 rear panel, then to an outlet.

Locate the free roll of paper included with your recorder. Open the box and remove the

paper. Open the paper chamber door by pressing the paper chamber door release. Place

the paper in the chamber and ensure that it is inserted so that it unwinds from the

bottom of the roll. Allow a few inches of paper to extend out of the chamber. Close the

paper chamber door.

When you turn on the Dash 10, the vacuum fluorescent display will read Initializing...,

then the recorder will display the menu that appeared when it was last powered down

(Real-Time or Mode menu). The Real-Time menu indicates the chart number, time,

date, speed and the state of the recorder (realtime or halted).

To the left of the display, a column of five black buttons are located.

To the right of the display, a column of five black keys are also located.

These ten keys are used to access various menus for operation of the Dash 10.

The five keys on the left of the display are:

[MODE]

[SYS]

[EDIT]

The five keys on the right of the display are:

[HELP]

[ID]

[EVNT]

[ARM]

The Dash 10 uses ten soft keys (five above the display and five below the display) to

access the menus. These keys are called soft keys because their function changes based

on the menus that are used.

There are 12 keys located in a row below the display. Six of the keys are dedicated to

commonly used chart speeds. Two of the keys are used to select speed ranges in

minutes or seconds. The [SPD] key is used to select from many of the different speeds

available. The last three keys, [A], [B], [C] can be programmed to any speed.

We will make use of these speed keys in just a moment as we start recording.

Signal connectors are not supplied with the Dash 10. You must supply the signal input

connectors. Using standard banana jack connectors, bring your signals into the recorder

at the front panel input connectors. Press the [RUN/HALT] key. The Dash 10 will begin

recording. Look at the left edge of the chart - the System Log repeatedly prints the

time, date, chart speed and time scale. Reference the Operations manual to change the

time and date.

Experiment stopping the chart by pressing the [RUN/HALT] key.

[Z/G]

[FEED]

[TRIG]