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Instruction Manual QNix

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8500 

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8.3.2 

Delete values  

With this menu item, you can delete all recorded values after a confirmation dialog. The 
structure of created batches (names, limits) is kept.   

That way you can create batch structures within the memory for repeated measuring tasks 
and keep them over repeated measuring cycles.  

8.3.3 

Data Memory Mode ON / OFF  

To switch the gauge to data memory mode either create a new batch or select an already ex-
isting one by pressing the 

► button and then confirming with “Select” in the options menu. 

To switch off the memory mode simply 

select and confirm the menu item „Memory OFF“  

8.3.4 

Creating a New Batch  

After pressing the 

► button, the name of the new batch is displayed, e.g.  

> B 0005 < 

The first character is highlighted. 

To accept the name keep 

the ► button pressed until the cursor jumps to “OK”. Further 

pressing 

► activates this newly created batch and the gauge returns to the readout display. 

The new batch appears at the end of the batch list and is marked as active. Previously active 
global limits will also apply for the new batch.    

To immediately change the name of the new batch to an individual name with a maximum of 
8 digits, use the 

▲ and▼ buttons to select an alphanumeric character and confirm it by 

pressing 

►. 

For corrections of prior digits, simply press the backspace button 

◄ at any time. 

NOTE: When creating a new batch after other batches (i.e. B 0001, B 0002) have been de-
leted, the gauge still continues counting from the last number used (in this example the new 
batch receives the number B 0003). Only after deleting the entire memory, the gauge starts 
counting from B 0001 again.  

8.3.5 

Selecting / Editing a Batch 

After selecting this menu item while in data memory mode, the marker jumps to the currently 
active batch.  

Select another batch by scrolling through the list with the 

▲ and ▼ buttons. 

8.3.5.1 

Activating a Batch  

After pressing the ► button in the previous menu level, the menu item "SELECT" appears in 
the next option menu. 

Pressing the ► button activates the selected batch. 

If more then one batch has been created and a batch is active, the functions of the buttons 
are changed to allow for a faster switching of batches.  Using the 

◄ and ► buttons selects 

the previous/next batch without accessing the menu. To open the menu in this mode, 
press 

▼. 

8.3.5.2 

Display Readings of a Batch  

Confirm the menu item "Show Values" to access the list of readings within the active batch. 
Use the 

▲ and ▼ buttons to scroll through this.  

8.3.5.2.1  Readings Information 

After selecting a reading, use the me

nu item „Info“ on the next menu level to view date and 

time of the reading.  

8.3.5.2.2  Delete a Reading  

Delete a single reading with this menu item. 

Summary of Contents for QNix 8500

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...Instruction Manual QNix 8500 2...

Page 3: ...Instruction Manual QNix 8500 3...

Page 4: ...Averaging 11 8 3 Data Memory 11 8 3 1 Delete All 12 8 3 2 Delete values 12 8 3 3 Data Memory Mode ON OFF 12 8 3 4 Creating a New Batch 12 8 3 5 Selecting Editing a Batch 12 8 4 Statistics 13 8 4 1 Se...

Page 5: ...e PC Software 17 14 Loading a new Language into the Gauge 17 15 Updating the Software in the Gauge and Probe 18 16 Display Symbols 18 17 Scope of Delivery 19 18 Technical Data 20 Notice This instructi...

Page 6: ...to strong magnetic fields Remove the batteries from the gauge and store them separately if the device is not used for a longer period The gauge is not waterproof Do not expose it to water 3 Changing...

Page 7: ...ring head Within the measuring range of the probe measurements like e g distance measurements are possible that way 6 Setting the Zero Reference When using the gauge for the first time after changing...

Page 8: ...u For your convenience find a diagram of the menu structure showing all possible menu op tions on the first two pages of this instruction manual Depending on the version of your gauge only a part of t...

Page 9: ...d calibrations under the menu item Define New Calibration To select a certain calibration use the and buttons Subse quently pressing opens the corresponding options menu A dot at the right side of the...

Page 10: ...a number of zero reference readings max 19 to be taken with the probe before the gauge will calculate the average zero reference based on the readings taken After selecting the menu item pressing the...

Page 11: ...t To set or delete the lower limit please follow the instructions given under 8 2 3 Readings below the lower limit are indicated in the display with the symbol and with an au dio warning signal 8 2 5...

Page 12: ...firm it by pressing For corrections of prior digits simply press the backspace button at any time NOTE When creating a new batch after other batches i e B 0001 B 0002 have been de leted the gauge stil...

Page 13: ...he statistics functions are calculated per memory block The gauge determines the following statistical parameters average value standard deviation maximum minimum Within the statistics menu two differ...

Page 14: ...ing of the display To change the display orientation press the button then select the setting Normal or Flip using and and finally confirm by pressing again NOTE When the display is flipped the functi...

Page 15: ...he and buttons Confirm with For corrections use the backspace button 8 5 6 2 Setting the Date Set the date the same way you set the time 8 5 7 The button The button is used to set the zero reference s...

Page 16: ...coating you want to measure If an uncoated piece is unobtainable you can use the standard plates that are supplied with your gauge Refer to 6 for further details Please note that it is the probe that...

Page 17: ...tion guide on the CD 13 Setting the Gauge Options with the PC Software The setup options described in 6can also be programmed and then downloaded into the gauge using the PC software This is especiall...

Page 18: ...rror operating error Infi readings outside measuring range wrong type of surface readings exceeding upper limit readings below lower limit x average standard deviation wireless interface active p radi...

Page 19: ...th clip Plastic case for transportation and storage Optional Accessories Fe probe 2 mm Fe probe 5 mm NFe probe 2 mm Dual probe Fe NFe 2 2 mm Dual probe Fe NFe 5 2 mm Calibration films zero reference p...

Page 20: ...max 10 m on the free field Temperature range Storage 10 C to 60 C 14 F to 140 F Operation 0 C to 50 C 32 F to 122 Power supply 2 x batteries AA 1 5V alkaline or 2 x rechargeable batteries AA 1 2V Dime...

Page 21: ...e pole and negative pole to avoid short circuiting the device Do not use new and old batteries or batteries of a different kind together This could lead to miss functions in your device Remove empty b...

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