Dräger Multi-PID 2, Руководство пользователя

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Menu Functions
» TAG «
Tag mode is identified by the word » TAG « in the upper right-hand
corner of the Multi-PID 2 display. Tag mode will continuously display
the instantaneous concentration of total volatile compounds. Tag
mode also allows the user to manually tag and datalog readings. Tag
mode allows the user to datalog a background reading, a sample rea-
ding and assign Site Codes to readings. Site Codes are set using the
Dräger GasVision software. See “Connecting Accessories” on
page 43., for more information on how to use the Dräger GasVision
software. In Tag mode, the soft keys are
" view " , " tag " and
" menu " .
Activating " tag " mode:
1. Press the
" menu " key and select " Unit Setup " , then press
" select " . Select " User Mode " , then press " select " .
2. Select " tag " , then press " select "
In this mode, the soft keys " view " , " tag " and " menu " are active.
" view " selects datalogger review.
" tag " selects “No Label”, “Background”, or “Sample”.
" menu " selects the Multi-PID 2’s internal menu for the Multi-PID 2
setup by the user.
» Interval «
Interval displays the instantaneous readings as well as STEL, TWA,
and REAL readings. Interval mode is identified by the letters
» INT « in
the upper right-hand corner of the Multi-PID 2 display. Interval auto-
matically calculates and updates STEL, TWA, and REAL readings.
Interval mode also automatically stores these readings in the
Multi-PID 2’s memory at a preset interval selected by the user. In inter-
val mode data is logged at a user selected interval value between
3 seconds and 900 seconds.
The microprocessor accumulates all readings in an averaging interval
that you select, and determines the minimum, average and maximum
readings. It stores these numbers along with the highest priority
instrument status and the most recent time and date.
These recorded data can now be reviewed and edited. Recorded
data can also be printed using the PC. For each averaging interval,
the Multi-PID 2 prints the minimum of all the minima, the average of all
the readings for the interval and the maximum of all the maxima.