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4-6-2 Long-term exposure measurements
Location
Place the meter between yourself and the suspected source of
radiation. Make measurements at those points where parts of your
body are nearest to the source of radiation.
Note
: Use the “Average ” or “Max average” modes only when the
instantaneous measurement values are fluctuating greatly.
You may fix the meter to a wooden or plastic tripod.
4-6-3 Alarm function
Use this feature in the “Instantaneous”, “Max. instantaneous”,
“Average” or “Max. average” modes.
When the measured value exceeds the limit value, a sequence of
warning beeps sounded.
4-7 Manual data memory storing individual measured values
The meter includes a non-volatile manual data memory function which
can store a maximum of 99 measured values.
4-7-1 Storing individual measured values
Value stored indication
Current memory location
(Starting with memory to location 01)
The current memory location number appears in the lower right small display.
Once you press the (
) key, it will store a displayed value and
plus “one” for the memory location number. Each flash of the “
”
symbol display indicates one storage. The memory location number
shows “
”, to indicate the manual data memory is full, then you must
clear the entire contents of the manual data memory before you store
any new values.
