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14 OUTPUT
The RPU-352, PRU-353instrument can be used as a stand-alone PU & pressure
monitor or it can be connected to a variety of other equipment so that the
recorded files can be permanently saved and/or printed.
14.1 STAND ALONE OPERATION
With its detailed display of calculated results, graph and full list of all records it is
possible to obtain all the information about a file directly from the display of the
instrument. The only other equipment required is a Redpost RPC-50 battery
charger.
14.2 CONNECTION TO RPC-80
The instrument connects to the Redpost RPC-80 printer/charger. Printed results
are available and a status report for the instrument can be obtained. Connection
to a PC is possible using the serial port on the RPC-80.
The settings you make on the RPC-80 will take priority over the settings in the
RPU-352, PRU-353 when results are calculated for printing. File start time will be
calculated using the clock in the RPC-80 as a reference.
When files are erased using the control button on the RPC-80 the clock settings
are automatically copied into the RPU-352, PRU-353. This applies to RPC-80
software version ‘p’ or later.
14.3 CONNECTION TO PC
It is possible to connect the instrument to a PC using the Redpost RPC-50
battery charger. The same connection is also possible using the serial port on
the RPC-80 (See manuals for RPC-50 or RPC-80).
Recorded files can also be copied and carried to a remote PC using an optional
hand-held infrared data transfer unit (Future product.)
The settings you make on the PC will take priority over the settings in the RPU-
352, PRU-353 when results are calculated for display or printing. File start time
will be calculated using the clock in the PC as a reference. The software
currently offered for the PC does not alter the clock settings in the RPU-352,
PRU-353.