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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Stabilization Time | 2 seconds |
| Calibration | Internal |
| Units of Measure | g, oz, ozt, dwt, % |
| Interface | RS-232 |
| Power | AC adapter |
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the operating instructions for clarity.
Illustrates and identifies the main components of the IR-35 moisture analyzer.
Lists all the components included in the package with the moisture analyzer.
Details the procedure for connecting the analyzer to the AC power supply.
Explains how to level the analyzer for accurate measurements.
Describes how to power on the device and operate the sample chamber.
Details the function of each key on the analyzer's keypad.
Describes the different areas and symbols shown on the analyzer's display.
Details how to configure various device settings like interface and language.
Explains how to adjust parameters for the drying program specific to the sample.
Describes conditions for starting the analysis, with or without stability.
Details automatic and timer modes for ending the analysis.
Explains the selectable units for displaying analysis results.
Describes how intermediate results can be printed.
Walks through an example analysis using a specific drying time.
Describes the procedure for adjusting the heating element.
Explains calibration and adjustment of the weighing system.
Guides on performing external calibration using a 30-g weight.
Warns about incompatible pin assignments in RS-232 cables and potential damage.
Details the pin assignments for the RS-232 female interface connector.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior and removable parts of the analyzer.
Specific steps for cleaning the heating unit and temperature sensor.
Detailed technical specifications of the IR-35 Moisture Analyzer.
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