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Enter the remaining constants for each depth.
NOTE
If the calibration sheet lists B and F values, instead of
B*1000 and F*1000 values, then the calibration is in
English, rather than metric, units. Therefore, the B and
F values must be converted to metric values and
multiplied by 1000 before they are entered into the
gauge. A more direct method is to multiply the B and F
values by 62.4298, then enter the resulting products into
the gauge.
MEMORY RESET
NOTE
This function is for authorized service personnel only!
TEST READING
NOTE
This function is for authorized service personnel only!
CAUTION
Memory Reset erases all data stored in the gauge and
sets all constants, except calibration constants, to the
default values.
Summary of Contents for 3430-M
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Page 19: ...Model 3430 1 5 Figure 1 1 Model 3430 Gauge and Accessories INTRODUCTION...
Page 22: ...1 8 NOTES...
Page 26: ...2 4 Figure 2 3 Backscatter Surface Density Effects Top Layer Effect Curves...
Page 28: ...2 6 Figure 2 4 Effect of Moisture on Depth of Measurement...
Page 48: ...3 20 NOTES...
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Page 66: ...5 20 D xxxx M xxxx Use keys Moist R xxxx to view data Moist Avg xxxx to view data...
Page 88: ...A 14 NOTES...
Page 111: ...Model 3430 C 17 Figure C 2 3430 Gauge Assembly MAINTENANCE...
Page 115: ...Model 3430 C 21 Figure C 5 3430 Gauge Preamplifier Assembly MAINTENANCE...
Page 117: ...Model 3430 C 23 Figure C 6 3430 Gauge Scaler Assembly MAINTENANCE...
Page 128: ...E 2 Date MS DS Date MS DS STANDARD COUNT LOG Gauge Serial Number...
Page 129: ...Model 3430 E 3 Date MS DS Date MS DS STANDARD COUNT LOG Gauge Serial Number STANDARD COUNT LOG...
Page 130: ...E 4 Date MS DS Date MS DS STANDARD COUNT LOG Gauge Serial Number...
Page 140: ...Index 8 NOTES...