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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 
METEODIGIT IV (9164) 

 

 

 

 7  

8.1.1 Sensors 

All METEODIGIT IV-sensors usually have the measur-
ing range and units already programmed and can thus 
be connected to any input socket without further ad-
justment. A mechanical coding system ensures that 
sensors and output modules can only be connected to 
the correct sockets. All connectors incorporate two 
snap-lock levers; these snap into position as soon as 
the connector is inserted into the socket, thus prevent-
ing unintended disconnection if the cable is accidentally 
pulled. To withdraw the connector, both these levers 
must be pressed in at the sides. 

8.1.2 Measuring  inputs and additional 
channels 

The measuring instrument has 1 input socket 

1

, to 

which initially measuring channel M0 is assigned. Sev-
eral sensors can, however, if necessary, provide up to 4 
channels. The additional channels are mainly usable for 
humidity sensors with 4 measuring parameters (tem-
perature/ humidity/ dew point/ mixing ratio) or for func-
tion channels.  

9. DISPLAY AND KEYPAD 

9.1.1 Display 

The display 

2

 of the METEODIGIT IV is a 2-row LCD 

arrangement; the main field comprises 5x 7-segment 
digits (e) plus 2x 16-segment digits (d) for depicting the 
measured value; the function field comprises 4½ 7-
segment digits (b) for depicting various measuring func-
tions (a); there are also 4 arrows (f) for depicting the 
operating status.  
 
 

Function field   

Æ

 

 
 
Main field           

Æ

 

 
 
 

Display of measuring functions in the function field 

Measuring point:  

 

Maximum value:  

 

Minimum value:  

 

Saved value:  

 

Memory capacity: 

 

Temperature value from double sensors: 

 

Configuration of locking:

 

 

Configuration of automatic off:  

 

 
Special operating states and faults 

Display segment test:  
 

Runs automatically after switch ON 

Supply voltage: 
 

Display after segment test 

Supply voltage under 3.6 V:  

 Arrow 

 lights up 

Relative measuring with respect to a reference value: 

 Arrow 

 

lights up 

Sensor correction or scaling:  

 Arrow 

 

lights up 

Unlocked to enable sensor adjustment: 

 Arrow 

 

lights up 

 
Checksum error in device calibration:  

 

 

Non-connected sensors; deactivated measuring points: 

 

 

Measuring range / function not permitted:  

 

 

Overshoots value range (>65000): 

 

 flashes 

 

Overshoots measuring range:  

 

 

Maximum value flashes  

Undershoots measuring range:  

 

 

Minimum value flashes 

9.1.2 Keypad 

To operate the device a keypad with 7 keys is provided:  

 

 

Function:

 

Key

 

To switch ON the device: 

  ON  OFF  

 

To switch OFF the device: 

  ON  OFF    

 

Must be pressed 
and held down

 

 

Measuring points selection: 

   M

  

 

or

     

   M

   

Displaying the maximum value: 

   MAX      

  

To delete press 
and hold down

 

Displaying the minimum value: 

   MIN      

  

To delete press 
and hold down 
 

Zero-setting the measured value: 

   CLR      

  

To delete press 
and hold down

 

Saving the measured value: 

   MEM       

Displaying the battery voltage:  

  ON  OFF    

 

 

Summary of Contents for METEODIGIT IV

Page 1: ...and cost effective solution e g for production facilities quality management air conditioning technology and ventilating applications on ships and in scientific laboratories Digital measuring techniq...

Page 2: ...tes Battery voltage 3 6V Unlocked for adjust purposes Measured value corrected Relative measuring Operating keys ON OFF Switch ON to switch OFF press long M M Meas point selection MAX MIN Max min valu...

Page 3: ...onitoring 6 7 2 Switching ON OFF reinitialization 6 8 CONNECTING THE SENSORS 6 8 1 1 Sensors 7 8 1 2 Measuring inputs and additional channels 7 9 DISPLAY AND KEYPAD 7 9 1 1 Display 7 9 1 2 Keypad 7 10...

Page 4: ...z The device is damaged by electrostatic dis charge or lightning z Improper handling respectively non observance of the operating instructions The manufacturer reserves the right to change the product...

Page 5: ...ot use the device inside detonation areas or filling stations 4 1 1 Special notes on use If the device is brought into the work room from a cold environment there is a risk that conden sation might fo...

Page 6: ...ement It is possible by setting the measured value to zero to perform relative measuring operations with respect to a reference value 6 INITIAL COMMISSIONING 1 Connect sensor to socket M0 1 2 Ensure t...

Page 7: ...igits b for depicting various measuring func tions a there are also 4 arrows f for depicting the operating status Function field Main field Display of measuring functions in the function field Measuri...

Page 8: ...d 55 Difference millivolt 1 mV d 26 Difference millivolt 2 mV d260 Difference volt V d2 60 Sensor voltage V UbAt Frequency Hz FrEq Function channels Maximum value of channel Mb1 Hi Minimum value of ch...

Page 9: ...CLR Select the next digit or entry is completed ON To terminate or cancel configuration MEM 11 1 Moving average METEODIGIT IV offers all the possibilities to calculate the average value In the first...

Page 10: ...e listed checks and reme dial steps the device still fails to behave as described in the operating instructions it must be returned to our factory in Goettingen with error description 13 DECLARATION O...

Page 11: ...ly not separated Housing L 127 x B 83 x H 42 mm ABS weight approx 260 g Suitable conditions Operating temperature 10 50 C storage temperature 20 60 C Ambient relative humidity 10 90 r h non condensati...

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