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11.3.1.2 Setting of dew point sensor FA 410
In this menu the dew point unit can be selected. The following units are preset ex factory:
Dew point in °Ctd, temperature in °C and relative humdity in % RH
Setting of the humitidy unit
: (ºCtd, g/m3, g/kg, ppm etc.) Attention: ppm (V/V) and g/kg
require the input of a reference pressure (absolute line pressure)
Setting of the reference pressure
: Required for ppm (V/V) and g/kg (absolute line
pressure)
For
the
atmospheric dew point
please set the absolute line pressure. In case of this
measuring unit the dew point under atmospheric conditions is calculated by means of the
absolute line pressure.
11.3.2 CS Analogue sensors (pressure sensor, clamp-on ammeter,
temperature sensor, …)
DS 300 mobile version has 2 resp. 4 analogue input channels. The analogue input channels
are not automatically recognized so the analogue sensor for the respective channel has to be
selected. The analogue inputs are preconfigured ex factory, however they can be freely
adjusted via the keypad.
For this purpose the menu point "sensor setting", cannel 3 to 6 has to be selected. The
following options are available:
"Select sensor"
:
In case of DS 300 mobile version there is a list of 6 sensors
ready for selection. Please choose the required sensor.
In order to complete the list with customer-specific sensors
these customer-specific sensors can be defined by means of
the software "DS 300-P configuration tool" and transferred
to DS 300 mobile.
"Show settings"
:
In this point the sensor-specific data are indicated.
"Calibration offset"
:
Here possible zero-point errors of sensor and DS 300 can be
adjusted. Typical example: One point calibration of a pressure
sensor . The adjustment value stays stored in DS 300 in the
respective
measuring
channel.
"Delete calibration offset"
: Here the measured value entered under "calibration offset" can
be
deleted.
Summary of Contents for DS 300 mobile version
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