GP Monitor
30
Rev. F 10/2011
GP Series
Figure 21: Valley Hold Display
5.
Press the
button once more and the display shows the current
Valley Hold value in seconds.
6.
Set the display by using the
and
buttons. Note that “000”
turns off Valley Hold.
7.
Press the button again and the Averaging display appears.
Figure 22: Averaging Display
8.
Press the
button once more and the display shows the current
Averaging value in seconds.
9.
Set the display by using the
and
buttons. Note that “000”
turns off Averaging.
10.
Press the
button again until the temperature mode is
displayed.
3.4.8
Ambient Temperature Compensation
Head type H001 only -
The ambient temperature compensation is
factory preset as inactive. This value is normal for most applications.
However, in some applications the surrounding ambient temperature
