Honeywell IQ Express, Reference Manual

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5.2 Tools 

Menu 

The Tools menu contains options for the 
MultiPro IQ Express including the 
following: 

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  Dock Timeout Setting 

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  Calibration Gas Lot Number Entry (for 

tracking purposes) 

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  Instrument Settings for the detector 

including the Timeout Setting and the 
Calibration Due Reminder Setting 

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  Settings for Printing Calibration and 

Bump Test Certificates. 

Click on Tools / Options to access the 
settings. 

The Options screen will then be shown. 

5.2.1 Dock 

The Dock Tab under Tools / Options 
includes settings for the Dock Timeout, 
Calibration Gas Lot Number, Purchase 
Order # and the sound setting that the 
dock will use to indicate instrument faults.  
Each dock has its own unique settings.   

The Dock Timeout Setting controls the 
amount of time that needs to pass after 
connection between the dock and the PC 
is lost before the system will notify you 
that the connection has been lost.  
Options are given in whole numbers 
between 1 and 10 seconds.  To change 
the setting, click on the arrow to the right 
of the timeout setting to access the list 
and select the new setting. 
The Calibration Gas Lot Number is an 
input box that allows the user to enter the 
lot number into the PC’s records.  The lot 
number will then be shown on any 
calibration certificates that are printed.   
To select a specific sound that will be 
played when the dock experiences a fault 
condition, first click the checkbox next to 
“Play Sound on Instrument Fault” and 
then select the sound from the list in the 
drop down box.   

5.2.2 MultiPro 

The MultiPro tab contains settings for the 
MultiPro instrument including the Timeout 
setting, the Calibration Due Reminder 
setting, the option to automatically update 
MultiPro Firmware and calibration options.   

The Timeout setting controls the amount 
of time that needs to pass after 
connection between the dock and the PC 
is lost before the instrument will reset 
itself.  Options are in 5-second increments 
from 5 to 30 seconds.  To change the 
setting, click on the arrow to the right of 
the timeout setting to access the list and 
select the new setting. 
The Calibration Due Reminder setting 
controls the amount of time that needs to