ASL INTERCOM F100, Руководство пользователя

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Operating the F100
F100-14-001.2 Page 4-19
 ASL 2005
4.1.4 Setting up Temperature measurement
To enable accurate resistance to temperature conversion to be carried out by the instrument, PRT or
characterisation data is required for both –
•
temperature conversion algorithm, and
• temperature conversion algorithm coefficients
For Thermistors, characterisation data is only required for –
•
temperature conversion algorithm coefficients
The data can be stored in either a Smart probe or the instruments’ internal non-volatile memory
(Passive probe), each thermometer input channel stores one set of PRT/Thermistor characterisation
data. See the relevant section above for details on entering the data.
4.1.4.1 Temperature measurement with Smart probe (s)
If a Smart probe is detected on a selected input channel, the PRT calibration data is loaded directly
from the Smart probe. Smart probe data always takes precedence over the internal F100 coefficient
data (but does not overwrite the instrument data)
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4.1.4.2 Instrument calibration
This is not usually a customer option; refer to separate documentation.
4.1.4.3 Firmware Version
The firmware version is shown on the LCD when the instrument is first powered.
4.1.5 Smart Probe review
The Smart probe data can be viewed, but not changed on the F100. The Smart probe data contains
the following information.
First LCD screen
Ver Smart probe data format version
Lock Password protection state
0 = Smart probe data locked can not be changed from the instrument
1 = Smart probe data unlocked can be changed from the instrument
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Any calibration data entered is retained for future use a Passive probe.