visilab MK30, User Manual

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Contents
1. Introduction and Taking into Use 8
Connecting the Cables and Starting the Meter 8
2. Basic Features of the Instrument 9
Result of Measurement 9
MK30 Application Areas 9
Special Features of the Instrument 10
Philosophy of the Meter 10
Operating Characteristics 10
Calibration Libraries 17
3. Use of the Instrument 19
Menus and Settings 19
Memory Banks20
Typing in Data21
Calibration menu 21
General Information about Calibration 22
Performing MULTI Calibration with Samples of Different Moisture Levels 24
Performing MULTI Calibration when Working with a Climatic Chamber and a Balance
25
Adjusting a Table 26
The Procedure for Adjusting 26
Standardization Menu 27
Alarm Menu 28
Service Menu 29
Unit and Communications Menu 30
Curve Menu 31
Display Menu 31
Keys Available in Measuring State 31
Selection of Filtering 35
General Guidelines in Use 35
Notices for Measuring 36
Special Features of the Models 36
General 37
Dry/Wet range operations 37
Colour Adjust Menu 37
4. Model MK30LP 38
General 38
Contents of the delivery bundle ........................................................................................... 39
Versions ............................................................................................................................. 39
Cables ................................................................................................................................ 39
Data acquisition .................................................................................................................. 39
Adjustment of the rollers .................................................................................................... 44
Calibration .......................................................................................................................... 44
Moisture ranges .................................................................................................................. 45
Internal connections of the meter ........................................................................................ 45
Use of the Second Channel As a Reference .......................................................................... 45
Appendix 1. Service Operations .................................................................. 51