KAPTOR
MINI
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User Manual
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V0.1 - pg.57
12.6
Warm up time
In general, the warm up time is the waiting time between the activation of a sensor and the execution of
the reading. For example, in the case of using a TTFM module, this is a time necessary for the propagation
of ultrasound to stabilize so that the reading is as accurate as possible.
It makes sense to talk about warm up time during discontinuous operating mode: it is in these conditions,
in fact, that the sensor power supplies are turned off and on to allow the greatest possible energy savings.
During continuous mode, however, the sensors always remain powered and therefore always ready.
For the correct operation of the instrument it is necessary to satisfy some time constraints related to the
chosen sampling time and cleaning time.
By setting the sampling per minute, it is easy to guess that a warm-up close to or greater than one minute
is not possible: in these conditions,
KAPTOR
MINI
would not be able to go into sleep mode between one
reading and another.
EasySetup does not allow to save times that cannot guarantee the correct sampling of the
variables, warning and proposing a possible solution to the problem.
12.7
Variables log
Tapping this button it is possible to change the settings of sampling time and of properties
of saved variables.
Sampling period
: time interval between two readings. It is
possible to choose among preset values from 1 minute to 24
hours.
Saved variables
: a list of available in addition to information
about label, measuring units and decimals used for reading.
Tap to enable or disable the log.
Long-tap (long pressure) to access the customization
window.
