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Repeatability 56

Replacing Batteries 51

Resolution 56

Result of Measurement 9

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SCALE-mode 18

Selection of Filtering 35

Service Menu 29

Service Operations 51

Service Procedures 51

SLAVE 53

Sleep mode 17

sleeping feature 29

sleeping mode 57

Spacers 56

Special Features of Different Models 36

Stability 56

Standardization Menu 27

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TABLES 16

Technical Specifications of the Moisture Meter 56

text field 21

The Procedure for Adjusting 26

total percent 30

Troubleshooting 59

Typing in Data 21

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UNUSED 16

Use of the Instrument 19

Use of the Second Channel As a Reference 45

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Warm-up time 56

Summary of Contents for MK30

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Page 5: ...Model MK30 Compact...

Page 6: ...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 Men...

Page 7: ...Definition of the Data Transmission Protocol 53 Appendix 3 Technical Specifications of the Moisture Meter MK30 Regular and Compact applies mostly to MK30LP too 56 Appendix 4 Troubleshooting the Meter...

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Page 11: ...Correct Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct Compress Correct Compress loose material...

Page 12: ...Correct Incorrect Center the cylinder one sheet tension at edges Min 50 mm Incorrect Correct...

Page 13: ...measuring thick material any background any background Min 30 50 mm Incorrect Correct...

Page 14: ...one sheet Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect Correct...

Page 15: ...0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 0 20 40 60 80 100 MK30 MK30 W BW g m2 moisture total...

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Page 19: ...les Auto ON Auto OFF Batch Ave Marker Range Flash Cal Up Down Recipe edit Filter Select Recipe Recipe TABLES 6 7 43 PAPER LOGOHOLD AUTO TABLE 0 TIME REEL 12 7 8 9 ESC 4 5 6 Menu 1 2 0 3 Enter Save Low...

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Page 23: ...0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 SCALE the default raw signal raw signal pulp plate 1000 g m2 moisture...

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Page 34: ...7 8 9 ESC 4 5 6 Menu 1 2 0 3 Enter Save Low Pwr Stat s BIGNUM Graph Select Select Charge Banks Tables Auto ON Auto OFF Batch Ave Marker Range Flash Cal Up Down Recipe edit Filter Select Recipe Recipe...

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Page 58: ...zing some of its internal parameters The version Compact has somewhat narrower moisture range 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 0 20 40 60 80 100 MK30 MK30 W BW g m2 moisture t...

Page 59: ...e may be faulty rare Let a technician check it or contact the manufacturer A voltage close to 9 24 Volts should be available in it at the connector pins All fuses in the system are self recovering and...

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Page 61: ...4 Adjust 6 Stdze At some occasions a security question is involved SURE 1 If you respond by pressing key 1 the action is continued else not In several submenus pressing the Save key will either save t...

Page 62: ...ampling interval Further submenus 32 Edit batch size Series submenus C Erase data in Banks 5 1 FLASH 2 ZERO 1 2 Flash calibra tion Automatic zeroing of moisture read ing Flash calibration submenu T 6...

Page 63: ...raw signal and inquire for the corresponding moisture 2 Step 1 3 Execute 1 0406RAW 1 2 3 2 Edit number of points in use in the table MULTI 1 Calibrate 2 Edit 3 Points 2 2 STEP 1 4 Signal 5 Moisture F...

Page 64: ...dze 4 Adjust 1 Set delta 0 0 19 AC YE 1 Edit deltavalue 0 0 Affects one table only 6 Standardize Drift 1 Offset 0 0 1 Edit drift offset 0 0 Affects all tables Calibration submenus Arrow keys UP DOWN a...

Page 65: ...LU 21 BASE60 Select from a list use arrow keys up down and press Enter SURE 1 Clear a table 2 Edit 1 Name 2 Libname Edit the calibra tion table name or the library name 3 19 AC YE Edit calibration tab...

Page 66: ...vel 2 3 Turn alarm feature on off Service 0 Sleep 8 Thead 9 More Check 5 Check head temperature 8 Turn sleep feature on off DIM 0 Alarm submenus Service submenus C C More 1 SaveCF 5 ErData 7 BAUD C 9...

Page 67: ...nd Bluetooth PIN Switch between unit options 2 1 Editunit numeric phone keys arrows 3 Initialize the Bluetooth 4 Edit address 1 default 1 1 Range of Curve 1 Low 2 High 3 Automatic Edit Low end 0 0 1 E...

Page 68: ...intensi ties and brightness for each display TABLE display 5 Select 123 RGB Bright Select Adjust RBG intensi ties and brightness for each display LowPower display 4 Select 123 RGB Bright Select Adjust...

Page 69: ...ent 9 Battery 57 C Calibration 56 Calibration and Material Libraries 17 Calibration menu 21 Connecting the Cables and Starting the Meter 8 Contents of the delivery bundle 39 CRCCCITT 53 D Data Flow in...

Page 70: ...nce 56 Measuring Speed 56 measuring state 20 Memory Banks 20 Menus and Settings 19 Moisture range 56 MULTI 20 21 MULTI Calibration 23 N Noise level 56 Notices for Measuring 36 O Opening the Meter 51 O...

Page 71: ...mode 17 sleeping feature 29 sleeping mode 57 Spacers 56 Special Features of Different Models 36 Stability 56 Standardization Menu 27 T TABLES 16 Technical Specifications of the Moisture Meter 56 text...

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