3.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1
The following instructions are found on the metal label fixed to the BAT-12.
They are reprinted here in case the label ever becomes defaced.
3.2
The special indications mentioned in 3.1 alert the user to unusual conditions
and can prevent the recording of erroneous readings.
3.3
When the instrument is switched on and a probe is connected, it should read
room temperature. This is normally about 25°C. Hold the tip of the probe between
the thumb and forefinger; if reading increases to 28-34°C, which is normal skin
temperature, it may be assumed that the instrument is working correctly. If the
instrument reads low, your hand may be cold. BAT-12 reads to 1/10°C.
3.4
Normal use of the thermometer is very simple. Switch ON, apply probe, read
temperature.
4.0 BATTERY REPLACEMENT
4.1
When a colon (:) appears in the center of the ditigal display, the battery needs
to be replaced. However, BAT-12 can be used without significant calibration error
for about one hour after the appearance of the colon.
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TO MEASURE
TEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE
RANGE
SPECIAL
INDICATIONS
BATTERY
REPLACEMENT
RECORDER
OUTPUT
Insert the plug of any Type T thermocouple
probe into the blue socket marked INPUT.
Switch ON. Apply probe. Read temperature.
Model BAT-12 reads -100° to +200°C
0.1° resolution
Probe is above max. temp. See range
above.
Probe is disconnected or broken
Colon between center digits indicates
low battery.
Switch OFF. Use coin to undo 2 screws in back
and slide case off. Remove battery from clip
and replace with similar 9V battery.
3.5 mm miniature jack socket on front panel.
10mV/°C
MODEL: BAT-12 SERIAL NO.
BAT-12
OPERATING NOTES
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154 HURON AVENUE, CLIFTON NJ 07013 U.S.A. MADE IN
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