Endress+Hauser Teqwave T, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Product description Teqwave T
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3.1 Product design
The measuring device consists of a mobile sensor and a mobile transmitter. The following
additional components are included in the standard delivery package:
• Connecting cable
• USB cable
• USB charger
• Carrying case
• Printed copy of the Operating Instructions in the form of a Quick Start Guide
• Operating Instructions on a CD-ROM
• At least one concentration app and operating tool on a CD-ROM
The measuring device uses concentration apps, which are individually tailored to the mea-
surement task and encoded to work only with the serial number of a specific transmitter. In
the measuring device, each concentration app is located in a measurement point.
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Fig. 1: Key components of the measuring device
1 Mobile sensor
2 Mobile transmitter
3 Local display (touch screen)
4 Operating keys (membrane keypad)
5 Connection for connecting to the sensor
6 USB interface for charging the battery (BCv1.2 standard) and for digital data transmission to the computer
7 Connection for connecting to the transmitter
3.2 Concentration apps and measurement points
A concentration app contains specific configurations for the measurement of a certain liquid
and, along with the measured sensor signals, is used as the basis for calculating the concen-
tration. Hauser provides a separate concentration app for each liquid.
A list of the available concentration apps is provided in the Applicator
→  46. If you require
a concentration app that is not available in the standard settings, Hauser requires
a sample of the fluid to create the concentration app. Every transmitter can use a maximum
of 50 concentration apps.
To be able to use a concentration app on the measuring device, the user must first save the
desired concentration app in a measurement point using the operating tool. The measure-
ment point can then be loaded to the measuring device →  25. It is possible to use the same
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