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Decagon Devices KD2 Pro - Choosing a Sensor

Decagon Devices KD2 Pro
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KD2 Pro 2 KD2 PRO OVERVIEW
Power: Activates and deactivates the KD2 Pro.
Note: The device automatically turns off if not
used for more than ten minutes, except while
running in Auto Mode.
Menu: Cycles between the four menus at the
top of the screen.
Note: Pressing Menu while changing a setting
cancels any operations.
Arrow Keys: Navigate within menus, sub-
menus, and modifies numerical values in sub-
menus, as well as selecting different units. Hold-
ing down an arrow key allows you to scroll be-
tween different options quickly.
Escape: Backs out of sub-menus and cancels
certain actions.
Enter: Makes selections within menus, sub-
menus, and also begins taking measurements.
2.3 Choosing a Sensor
The KD2 Pro comes with three separate sensors designed for mea-
surements in specific sample types, the KS-1, TR-1, and SH-1. The
RK-1 is also available for purchase with your KD2 Pro.
KS-1
The small (6 cm long, 1.3 mm diameter) single needle KS-1 sen-
sor measures thermal conductivity and thermal resistivity. We de-
signed the KS-1 for liquid samples and insulating materials (thermal
conductivity < 0.1W (
W
mK
)). The KS-1 sensor applies a very small
amount of heat to the needle which helps to prevent free convection
in liquid samples (see Section 5 in this manual regarding measure-
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