Advanced Functions - Omega HH-2000 Serie Manual Del Usuario

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ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

The following additional functions apply to models
HH2001KL, HH2001LTC, HH2001PL, HH2002AL
LOGGING
These models have functions that enable the user to store and
retrieve up to 250 readings and output such to a PC or Epson
compatible printer via Omega's Infra-red HHP-2000DL. Omega
also offers MLWIN, a customised Windows™ software package.
Note: Some functions may be inhibited while information is stored
in either Auto, Manual or Max/Min modes. This is to prevent
inadvertent parameter mixing whilst in any of the above modes.
To re-activate these functions please delete any stores
information by following the "Output of data" section.
SETTING INTERNAL CLOCK
Press d ecimal point (•) key and the
appear on display with the current year and month settings
(YYMM).
SM
SM
Key in new year and month if desired and press
SM
Display will show current date of month setting (DD). Key in new
value if desired and press
Display will show current hours and minutes setting (24 hour
clock). Key in new values if desired and press
Instrument will then return to normal mode.
LOGGING ON DEMAND
This function allows readings to be stored as and when required.
A maximum of 50 readings can be stored this way.
When ready to store a reading press
and will appear on the display. It is possible to enter up to a 0
four digit reference number including decimal point. Press
to enter and store reading, time, date and reference number.
Instrument will return to standard mode, however
remain on display until data is erased.
PRESET INTERVAL LOGGING
This function allows readings to be taken automatically at a preset
time interval.
NOTE: If data is already stored, as signified by the
symbols appearing on display, this function will not operate.
Press key. NE symbol and
Enter required time interval in hh:mm (ie, in order to take a
reading every 1 minute, key in 0001) and press
reading will return to display and
display.
Instrument will continue logging until a maximum of 250 readings
are taken or data is down-loaded.
OUTPUT OF DATA
This feature will only function if either the
displayed.
To view data press key, then and
reading will be displayed. Press
stored readings and any other key to return to normal mode.
and NE symbols will
key to accept.
key to accept.
key to accept.
key. , NE symbols
key
symbol will
or
0000 will appear on the display.
key. Current
symbol will remain on
or symbols are
1 keys. The first stored
key to view successively
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