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TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE 

(

HI 9056 only)

The difference between the temperature
measured by the two probes can be dis-
played by simply pressing 

T. A "

" will

appear on the left-hand of the display to
indicate this function.

LOW BATTERY DETECTION

To save battery life, 

HI 9056 

and 

HI 9057

will switch off after 5 minutes.
When the battery is low the
user is prompted by the word
"

BAT

"

 

to substitute the bat-

tery (see page 12).

DISPLAY CODES GUIDE

Display

Description

----

The probe is not connected to the instrument
or the reading is out of range

BAT

Weak battery, needs to be replaced

HI 9056:
HOLD

Freezes current reading on display and stores

MEM

the reading into memory

MEM

Indicates the value of the temperature stored
into memory

K1

 or 

K2

Temperature at probe 1 or 2 respectively

∆∆∆∆∆

Difference between temperatures at the two
probes

HI 9057:
°C

The instrument is reading in the Centigrade
scale

°F

The instrument is reading in the Fahrenheit
scale

HI

Displays the highest measured temperature

LO

Displays the lowest measured temperature

HOLD

Freezes current reading on display

K

,

J

 or 

T

Thermocouple probe type in use

The memory value will be overridden each
time the memory & hold function is acti-
vated. A blinking "MEM" on display indi-
cates the operating mode.
Press and hold MR to recall previously stored
temperature reading. In this mode of opera-
tion, the display indicator "MEM" is shown.

If no data is found, "

----

"

will be displayed.

THERMOCOUPLE TYPE SELECTION
(HI 9057 only)

By pressing KJT the user is allowed to set
the thermometer according to the connected
thermocouple type, and the related symbol
will be displayed, i.e.:
K for K-Type, J for J-Type, T for T-Type.

PROBE INPUT SELECTION (HI 9056 only)

When switched on, the in-
strument automatically shows
the temperature measured by
Probe 1 and a "K1" appears
on the LCD display.
To view the input temperature of Probe 2,
press T1/T2 and "K2"  will be displayed.

MEM

K

T

J

K                         1

K                         2

Summary of Contents for HI 9057

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual HI 9056 HI 9057 Portable Microprocessor Thermocouple Thermometers Manufacturers since 1978 These Instruments are in Compliance with the CE Directives...

Page 2: ...9056 5 Functional Description Specifications of HI 9057 6 Operational Guide 7 Display Codes Guide 11 Calibration 12 Battery Replacement 12 Shockproof Rubber Boots 13 Accessories 14 Warranty 18 CE Decl...

Page 3: ...sions 180 x 83 x 40 mm 7 1 x 3 3 x 1 6 Weight 350 g 12 4 oz FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR HI 9056 Standard features include Interchangeable probes Clear Liquid Crystal Display Two year...

Page 4: ...the C scale Measurements can be performed on either the Centigrade or the Fahrenheit scale BAT HOLD K J T C F HI LO ON OFF 1 Liquid Crystal Display 2 ON OFF Key 3 Reading Memory Hold Key 4 Thermocoup...

Page 5: ...OLD To change the scale press C F once MEASUREMENT RESOLUTION When switched on HI 9056 and HI 9057 default to a 0 1 digit resolution see specifi cations These instruments automatically change the reso...

Page 6: ...reading in the Centigrade scale F The instrument is reading in the Fahrenheit scale HI Displays the highest measured temperature LO Displays the lowest measured temperature HOLD Freezes current readin...

Page 7: ...alibrated at least once a year For an accurate annual recalibration con tact your nearest Hanna Service Center BATTERY REPLACEMENT When the battery is low the user is warned by the BAT indication on t...

Page 8: ...66B Surface probe max 650 C 1200 F 420mm 13 3 280mm 11 100mm 4 16 5 400mm 15 7 260mm 10 2 155mm 6 1 3mm 0 12 200mm 7 8 5mm 0 20 100mm 4 280mm 7 8 3mm 0 12 155mm 6 1 250mm 9 8 3mm 0 12 11 200mm 7 9 ACC...

Page 9: ...cessories HI 710002 Soft carrying case HI710009 Blue rubber boot HI710010 Orange rubber boot 300mm 11 8 30mm 1 2 130mm 5 1 8mm 0 3 HI 766B1 90 surface probe max 450 C 840 F HI 766B2 Surface probe max...

Page 10: ...e probes are guaranteed for a period of six months This warranty is limited to repair or replacement free of charge Damage due to accident misuse tampering or lack of prescribed maintenance are not co...

Page 11: ...ations The reference literature currently covers areas such as Water Treatment Process Swimming Pools Agriculture Food Laboratory Thermometry and many others New reference material is constantly being...

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