Endress+Hauser MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2, Руководство по эксплуатации

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MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 (option E)
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Overview of the configuration options
Setting Description
HD2 mode
Change the operating mode
• "Normal"

measure the parameters "moisture", "temperature"
and EC-Trime
•
"Average"

get an average of up to 6 moisture measured values
• "Water calculation"

calculates the water content in l/m
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Material cal.
• Select the desired material calibration in the probe
•
Customize a material calibration
Find probe
Search again for a connected probe (if an error occurred during
power-up)
Language Change the system language
•
German
• English
Auto-power-off
Setting for automatic switch-off
Display lighting Setting for background lighting
• Switch-off time
•
Brightness
Display contrast Setting for the optimum contrast
Probe info Display information about the probe
HD2 info Display information about the HD2 handheld device
6.4.1 HD2 mode
The operating mode of the HD2 handheld device can be changed in this menu item.
With the "Single value" option, the user selects an individual measurement of the three probe
parameters: moisture, temperature and EC-Trime.
Depending on the selected calibration, the "moisture" parameter displays the moisture as a volumetric
or gravimetric percent or can output the transit time of the TDR pulse. If the transit time is displayed,
the percentage sign is understood as "Raw value tp".
If the "Average" option is selected, only the moisture is determined - in %vol or %grav depending on
the calibration selected - or the transit time in tp. The measured value is saved in a list of up to six
measured values. The arithmetic average is calculated from this list.
Note:
Only a maximum of 6 values can be saved in the list. Older values are removed from
the list and are no longer used to calculate the average.
The "Water calculation" setting activates a mode that indicates the water quantity in the material
being measured in l/m³. To be able to measure larger volumes of material, a material sample can be
taken at several points and an average calculated.