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TM-102 

  

EN-7 

5.  The 94 dB calibration process can be repeated until the 

meter reads 94.0 dB. Recalibration cycle

1 year. 

 

4. MEASUREMENT 

PREPARATION 

1.  Battery Loading                       

Remove the battery cover on the back and put in 
one 9V Battery. 

2.  Battery Replacement  When the battery voltage 

drops below the operating voltage, the mark 

 

appears. If it appears, battery should be replaced 
with new one. 

 

5. OPERATING 

PRECAUTIONS  

1. Wind 

blowing 

across 

the microphone would bring 

additional extraneous noise. Once using the 
instrument in the presence of wind, it is necessary 
to mount the windscreen preventing to pick up 
undesirable signals. 

2.  Calibrate the instrument before operation if the 

instrument was not in use for a long time or 
operation at bad environment. 

3.  Do not store or operate the instrument at high 

temperature and high humidity environment. 

4.  Keep microphone dry and avoid severe vibration. 
5.  Please take out the battery and keep the instrument 

in low humidity environment. When it is not in use. 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TM-102

Page 1: ...DIGITAL CLAMP METER TM 102 User s manual HB2TM1020010 ...

Page 2: ...CONTENTS 1 General Description Specifications 1 2 Name and Funtions 3 3 Calibration Procedures 6 4 Measurement Preparation 7 5 Operating precautions 7 6 Measurement 8 ...

Page 3: ...s Ranges from 30dB to 130dB at frequencies between 31 5HZand 8 KHZ Display with 0 1dB steps on a 4 digits LCD With two equivalent weighted sound pressure levels A and C 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS a Display 4 digits LCD with maximum minimum Resolution 0 1dB Display Update 0 5 sec b Standard applied IEC651 Type2 ANSI1 4 Type2 c Frequency range 31 5Hz 8KHz d Measuring level range A Weightin...

Page 4: ...lay n Power Supply 9V NEDA 1604 IEC 6F22 JIS 006P battery 1pcs o Power Life About 50 hrs alkaline Battery p Operation height 2000M under the elevation above sea level q Operation temperature Humidity 5 40 below 80 RH r Storage Temperature Humidity 10 60 below 70 RH s Dimension 200mm L x55mm W x38mm H t Weight About 170g Including batteries u Accessories User s manual carrying case 9V Battery winds...

Page 5: ...5 Time weighting select button 6 Maximum Minimum hold button 7 Backlight button 8 Power button 9 Microphone 10 Battery Cover 2 NAME AND FUNTIONS 1 Windscreen If you operate at wind speed over 10m sec please put protective accessories windscreen in front of the microphone 4 7 1 2 5 6 8 9 10 3 ...

Page 6: ...ress it to select the maximum minimum or current reading Press for more 1 second to return normal measurement 4 2 The MAX MIN function will be disable if The MAX MIN is pressed for more than 1 second Turn off the meter 5 Frequency Weighting select button A A Weighting For general sound level measurements C C Weighting For checking the low frequency content of noise If the C Weighted level is much ...

Page 7: ...an be locked while pressing the button 8 Backlight button Press the button you enable the display backlight to easy readings in dark environments Press more than 1 second to disable backlight which however it automatically OFF after 15 seconds 9 Microphone 1 2 inch Electret Condenser microphone 10 Battery cover ...

Page 8: ...ophone nozzle carefully into the insertion hole of the calibrator 3 Press A C button then press the HOLD button hold the 2 buttons at the same time more than 1 second LCD will be blinking to confirm calibration 4 When LCD blinked release the A C and the HOLD buttons The sound level meter will display 94 0 dBA The calibration is done Acoustic calibrator Sound level meter ...

Page 9: ...PRECAUTIONS 1 Wind blowing across the microphone would bring additional extraneous noise Once using the instrument in the presence of wind it is necessary to mount the windscreen preventing to pick up undesirable signals 2 Calibrate the instrument before operation if the instrument was not in use for a long time or operation at bad environment 3 Do not store or operate the instrument at high tempe...

Page 10: ...average sound level use the slow setting Select A weighting for general noise sound level and C weighting for measuring sound level of acoustic material 3 When MAX MIN maximum minimum hold mode is chosen The instrument captures and holds the maximum or minimum noise level Press once to select MAX value Press again to select MIN value Press again to exit the MAX MIN mode MAX or MIN symbol disappear...

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