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Numerical.Display.Screen.(Differential.Mode)
The nVision will automatically display an additional dierential screen if two similar module
types are installed at the same time. An example of this would be two pressure modules (PM)
or two RTD100 modules installed simultaneously. In the case of the pressure modules (PM), this
mode does not require them to be the same full scale range.
WARNING: Two MA20 modules are not allowed to be installed at once as this
conguration may permanently damage your nVision.
The dierential screen is shown in the following
example and will be located on your nVision after
the Dual Module Numerical Screen. The ∆P or ∆T
represents a ltered reading of the upper module –
lower module + tare reading.
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Upper,.Lower.and.Tare
Your nVision will annunciate the live readings for both the upper and lower sensors for your
easy viewing. Both the Upper and Lower readings in this mode are ltered with a xed, twenty
(20) sample window that oers a dampened view of your data. Additionally it also contains a
Tare function that allows you to equalize the upper and lower sensor readings. To clear the Tare
value in Dierential Mode, hold the button for 3 seconds until the main display readings
change from (- - - - -) to (- - -).
+ Upper . . . Filtered live reading of upper module
– Lower . . . . Filtered live reading of lower module
+ Tare . . . . .Allows ability to equalize lower module to upper by pressing the button
until the display briey ashes all dashed lines (- - - - -). See the Dierential Mode section for
further details on improving your measurement uncertainty while using this function.
You may independently change the units of the Upper/Lower or Tare/∆P or ∆T readings through
the Setup button. The units selected for this view are independent of the units selected for the
other screens such as the Dual or Graphical views. Data viewed in the Graphical screens will
represent the data acquired from either module and not represent the specialized view of the
Dierential Mode.