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reading.
The disturbance is memorized and suppressed during operation so only the actual level signals caused by the material
level are measured. The disturbance signal scan works most effectively on stationary objects like a latter, pipes, tall and
thin nozzles, chains or other objects that are in close proximity to the probe. The Tracer 1000 must be installed in the
tank or silo to execute a disturbance signal scan and the tank or silo must be empty or near empty. Set the following DIP
switches to the ON/1 position. 8 - 7 - 6 - 4 All other switches should be in the off position. The LED will blink alternately
green and red. Press the push button. The LED will remain green for a few seconds while the disturbance signal scan is
being performed.
Once the scan is completed successfully, the LED will return to blinking alternately green and red. If this is the only
function you want to perform, set the following DIP switches to the OFF/0 position. Otherwise, continue to the next basic
step:
2. Setting the Lower Range Value (4 mA): Please see fig. 7
Fill or empty the material in the tank to the level of the tank where you want the 4mA measuring range to be. It is
recommended that the level stays within the measuring range indicated by the (M) in fig. 11. Set the following DIP
switches to the ON/1 position. 8 - 7 - 4 All other switches should be in the off position. The LED will blink alternately
green and red. Press the push button. The LED will remain green for a few seconds while the lower range signal value
is being performed. Once the scan is completed successfully, the LED will return to blinking alternately green and red.
Figure 5: DIP Switch Settings
