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notice that the temperature and/or RH readings on the lower
readout are consistently high or low, compared to a known
reference, write down the magnitude(s) of the difference,
including whether it is positive or negative. This number (for
temperature or RH) or these numbers (for both parameters),
represent the extent of the HHAQ-108’s temperature and/or
Following is a procedure that you can perform to offset either
or both types of drift and thereby restore the HHAQ-108’s
specified accuracy.
.
1) With the meter powered off, press and hold the
MODE
and
BKLT
buttons with fingers of your left hand while pressing
and holding the
MAX/MIN
and
PWR
buttons with fingers of
your right hand.
2) When the LCD shows
0.0C
and
SET
, release all four buttons.
3) If you prefer to work in °F, press the
UNIT
button briefly to
change
0.0C
to
0.0F
.
4) If your temperature drift is negative, you want to add value
to
0.0
to compensate. If your temperature drift is positive,
you want to subtract value. To add value to the
0.0
term,
press the
HOLD
button once for each 0.1° of compensation
you need. To subtract value, press the
BKLT
button once
for each 0.1°C of compensation. You can press and hold
the
HOLD
or
BKLT
button to add or decrease a large value.
The maximum amount of temperature drift you can
compensate for is ±9.9° (C or F).
5) If you only need to compensate for temperature drift, press
and hold the
SET
button to save the offset value you
entered. After the bottom line of the LCD shows
SAVE
for
2 seconds, the meter will automatically power off with your
temperature offset in place.
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RH drift.