8 Manual Updated May 19, 2020
MK5 Display Details
A. Rate of Change Graph:
Tells you how quickly the measurement is changing. When a reading is
stable, the bar will have a single dot in the middle. See the Rate of Change Graph section for more
details on how this feature is used.
B. Main Display:
Shows the current, live reading from the differential pressure sensor.
C. Captured Value:
Up to six captured values can be stored in positions 1-6. These readings can be
cleared individually or all at once at any time. See the Capture and Clear Values section for more
details.
D. Active Position Cursor:
Shows you to which position the next Captured Value will be saved.
E. Auto Power Off (APO) indicator:
The Mako is set to automatically power off after 30 minutes of
no use. This conserves power and saves you batteries if you forget to turn MAKO off between
uses.
F. Calibration (CAL) Mode indicator
: Shows when the unit is in calibration mode.
G. Download Indicator:
Shows when a firmware update is being downloaded into MAKO.
H. Wireless Connection Indicator
: Shows that the Mako has a Bluetooth connection to a mobile
device.
I. Battery Life Indicator
: Shows the approximate battery life remaining. When the battery reaches
zero bars, the empty battery icon will begin to blink alerting you that the batteries should be
changed. When the battery life is critically low, a warning tone will sound before the unit shuts
down.
J. Units
: Shows the pressure units currently being displayed. There are two possible pressure
differential units, PSID and KPaD.
K. Captured position ID
: Label for the Captured Value or Capture Position adjacent to the ID
