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500-62201-001 Rev. M  

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Getting Started 

This sections informs you about 

  Turning on the L622 

 Moisture 

readings 

  Storing a reading 

  What is a group 

 Viewing 

statistics 

  The menu system 

 Changing 

species 

Before you begin, make sure your L622 has a fresh set of 
batteries. 

Turning on the L622 

Turn on the L622 by pressing the 

STORE

 button for one 

second.  The display will momentarily show the model, 
software version, and revision numbers.  Your L622 is 
now ready to take moisture readings. 

Moisture readings 

Take moisture readings by pressing the bottom of the 
L622 to the wood surface.  The first line of the display 
shows the species for which the L622 is calibrated.  The 
second line shows the reading in percent moisture 
content. 

Storing a reading 

While pressing the bottom of the L622 to the wood 
surface at the location of interest, press the 

STORE

 button 

to save that reading in a group. 

What is a group 

A group is a set of readings that belong together.  You 
determine which readings belong together.  Switch to 
another group by first pressing the 

GROUP

 button.  Press 

the 

ARROW

 buttons to select a different number.  Press 

the 

STORE

 button to activate the selection.  The active 

group number is shown in the bottom right corner of the 
display. 

Viewing statistics 

Statistical values such as mean, standard deviation, 
highest reading, and lowest reading are calculated on 
individual groups.  They may be accessed for viewing by 
using the menu system. 

The menu system 

For example, to view the mean and standard deviation 
values for the active group, press the 

MENU

 button to 

activate the main menu.  Press the 

ARROW

 button to 

scroll through the menu until the menu item 

Mean/Std

 is 

displayed.  Press the 

STORE

 button to activate the menu 

item.   

Changing species 

If the L622 is not set to the species you are measuring, 
change it using the menu system.  See the section 
“Factory Species List” for a complete list of available 
species.  If your species is not listed, you may customize 
a species as outlined in the section “Changing Species.” 

Summary of Contents for L622

Page 1: ...WAGNER MODEL L622 DIGITAL RECORDING HAND HELD MOISTURE METER OWNER S MANUAL DOCUMENT NO 500 62201 001 REV M...

Page 2: ...y any means without the express written permission of Wagner Meters Technical Support Should you require support please consult your printed documentation to resolve your problem If you are still expe...

Page 3: ...Std Statistics 13 High Low Statistics 13 Clear Menu 14 Clear Group 15 Clear Readings 15 Clear All Groups 15 Printing Reports 16 Group Report 17 Group Summary Report 17 Readings Report 17 Sample Group...

Page 4: ...an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver powered If necessary the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for additional suggestions CAUTI...

Page 5: ...ture readings are virtually unaffected by wood temperature in the normal operating range outside of a kiln environment Refer to the stack probe manual for more information about measuring wood in kiln...

Page 6: ...group is a set of readings that belong together You determine which readings belong together Switch to another group by first pressing the GROUP button Press the ARROW buttons to select a different n...

Page 7: ...rrent reading and the active group number When a reading is above 5 the first line becomes a bar graph representing the current reading When storing a valid reading the second line will display the me...

Page 8: ...menu item Locale Species Mean Std High Low Clear Print Calibration Backlight Battery Display Group 1 Menu Language STORE Press the STORE button to save the change and return to the readings mode Press...

Page 9: ...are dependent on your locale Press the STORE button to activate the language for the meter text Display Locale Language Language English STORE Press the STORE button to activate the selected menu item...

Page 10: ...item MM DD YY DD MM YY Selecting the MM DD YY item will format the date in the month day year order Selecting the DD MM YY item will format the date in the day month year order Display Date MM DD YY S...

Page 11: ...nu item Period Comma Selecting the Period format will use the period character as the decimal separator Selecting the Comma format will use the comma character as the decimal separator Display Decimal...

Page 12: ...tivate changes Display Species SG Walnut Black 41 Edit SG Walnut Black 45 Edit Name Walnut Black 45 STORE Press the STORE button to activate the selected species Press the STORE button to save and act...

Page 13: ...contain readings will be shown Press the STORE button to return to the readings mode Display Mean Std GRP 8 3 4 7 0 High Low GRP 11 0 6 1 1 STORE Press the STORE button to return to the readings mode...

Page 14: ...through the Clear menu Press the STORE button to activate the selected item Group Readings All Groups Display Clear Group STORE Press the STORE button to activate the selected item GROUP Press the GR...

Page 15: ...nd return to the readings mode Display Group 0 Reading GRP 17 6 10 21 All Groups Yes STORE STORE Press the STORE button to clear the selected group Press the STORE button to clear the selected reading...

Page 16: ...hrough the Print menu Press the STORE button to activate the menu item Group Summary Readings Display Print Group STORE Press the STORE button to activate the selected menu item GROUP Press the GROUP...

Page 17: ...Summary Group 0 STORE Press the STORE button to send the report to the printer Press the STORE button to send the report to the printer Press the STORE button to send the report to the printer GROUP...

Page 18: ...roup Report Company Name Meter 1 First 10 10 07 07 14 10 Last 10 18 14 07 14 10 Group Readings Mean Std High Low Species SG 0 32 11 9 2 3 15 1 5 6 Douglas Fir 50 Readings Total Histogram 0 0 6 2 6 2 8...

Page 19: ...Readings Mean Std High Low Species SG 0 32 11 9 2 3 15 1 5 6 Douglas Fir 50 7 36 14 3 4 0 24 0 6 8 Douglas Fir 50 11 35 13 2 3 0 19 2 7 5 Douglas Fir 50 199 31 12 8 3 4 22 3 7 9 Douglas Fir 50 4 134 1...

Page 20: ...14 07 14 10 Group Readings Mean Std High Low Species SG 0 32 11 9 2 3 15 1 5 6 Douglas Fir 50 1 12 3 2 12 3 3 12 6 4 13 9 5 15 1 6 14 8 7 14 4 8 13 0 9 12 4 10 12 2 11 11 3 12 10 6 13 10 3 14 9 7 15...

Page 21: ...ol dry place Follow these steps for checking calibration 1 Enter the Calibration verification mode using the MENU button 2 Hold the L622 in mid air so the bottom is several feet from any object The co...

Page 22: ...list Press the STORE button to restore factory settings Press the GROUP or MENU button to cancel operation and return to the readings mode Display Backlight ON xxxxxx 4 0 Volts Factory Yes STORE STOR...

Page 23: ...readings in up to 200 groups Groups are numbered 0 to 199 and can be selected at random There is no limit to the number of readings per group as long as the total readings of all groups do not exceed...

Page 24: ...e 4 Convert the weight to pounds or kilograms lb or kg 5 Calculate specific gravity SG An English units illustration Length 10 in converted to feet is 10 in 12 0 833 ft Width 7 5 in converted to feet...

Page 25: ...Additionally the following resources are available to obtain specific gravity values for species not found in the L622 and Stat Pak software http www wagnersg com http www fpl fs fed us utilities info...

Page 26: ...Handbook The exception may be caused by unknown biases in the sampling scheme The Wood Handbook values are used in the species list Species correction can be determined for lumber sorted or otherwise...

Page 27: ...1 stop bit Plug one end of the modular serial cable into the COMM port of the L622 Plug the other end into the DB25P to RJ11 modular adapter Plug the DB25P to RJ11 adapter into the serial printer Foll...

Page 28: ...tro magnetic wave technology and are sensitive to changes in density and the actual moisture content of the wood Q What is the narrowest piece of lumber I can measure accurately with the Wagner Hand H...

Page 29: ...sible Once the standing water is removed Pin type meters with non insulated pins will register a highly exaggerated moisture reading Wagner Hand Held Moisture Meters will read slightly higher than nor...

Page 30: ...ngs with pin type or Wagner Hand Held Moisture Meters Note However if you would like to work up your own calibrations for materials you use repetitively you can contact Wagner for guidelines and sugge...

Page 31: ...s proper moisture content in wood What moisture content is considered too high or too low A There is no one correct answer for this question As a rule differences in woods and their uses determine the...

Page 32: ...ed in the manual the meter should stay in calibration however because Wagner Meters has no control over the manner in which the unit will be used it makes no warranty that the meter will stay in calib...

Page 33: ...41 582 0541 Fax 541 582 4138 Standard repairs Customer must pay the expense of shipping the product to and from Wagner Warranty repairs Customer must pay the expense of shipping the product to Wagner...

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