Bartington Grad601, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Power loss during ‘Please Wait…’ after ‘Back one Traverse’ is selected:
Power loss while
carrying out this function can lead to different symptoms, which could include the loss of a
sector. Grids from previous sectors will still be recoverable.
Power loss during ‘Please Wait…’ after ‘Delete Grid’ operation: Losing power during the delete
grid operation can cause the entire sector containing the grid to be lost and download may
continue cyclically if left uninterrupted. Grids in other sectors can be recovered.
22. Care and Maintenance
When service is required, contact the Bartington Instruments helpdesk: sales
@
bartington.com .
Regular maintenance and care by customers may prevent any issues arising and ensure that the
equipment can operate for longer without the need to be returned.
Check regularly that:
• top and bottom of the sensor are fixed properly with no loose screws.
• the seals on the sensor connector blocks are in good condition. If there are any gaps or there
is noticeable cracking then a small amount of silicon sealant can be applied to prevent water
ingress.
Note: The system is lightly rain-proof, however it is important not to let any water sit on top
of the data logger for extended periods.
Note: If the instrument is wet, allow it to dry before putting it away in its case. If necessary,
leave it out of the box overnight in a warm and dry environment.
Note:
Ensure that the connectors are kept clean. If the cable falls on the ground, and
dirt enters the connector, then it should be cleaned thoroughly. This can be done with a
compressed air canister of the type used on keyboards. Make sure the connectors are
clean and dry before plugging back in.
Note:
Avoid leaving the end of the sensor in a puddle when the equipment is placed on the
ground.
Note: Do not drop the equipment on the ground. Avoid large impacts to the sensors.