The sensors for (a) humidity (RH) and air
temperature (Ta); and (b) surface
temperature (Ts) are located at the top of
the gauge.
Note: The surface temperature sensor is serialised
for calibration traceability purposes.
FOR ACCURATE READINGS
Do not obstruct airflow through the holes in the casing around
the humidity and air temperature sensors.
Keep fingers away from the holes - body heat can affect
readings.
Allow the gauge some time, approximately 20 minutes, to
acclimatise once it is brought from a cold environment into a
warm place and vice versa.
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4.6 SETTING MANUAL OR INTERVAL LOGGING
Users can choose to manually log readings - ‘Manual Logging’
(Model S & T) or program the gauge to take readings at set time
intervals and save the readings into the batch memory automatically
- ‘Interval Logging’ (Model T only).
To select ‘Manual Logging’ in immediate mode (Model S & T):
1 Press Menu/Setup/Manual Logging.
2 To select immediate saving of a reading, use the softkeys
to highlight ‘Save only’ and press ‘Sel’.
3 To select holding of a reading followed by an option to save,
use the softkeys to highlight ‘Hold & Save’ and press ‘Sel’.
The default setting is ‘Hold & Save’.
‘Manual Logging’ is also available when in batching (Model T).
‘Interval Logging’ is only available when in batching (Model T).
For information on creating a new batch with ‘Manual Logging’ or
‘Interval Logging’, see Section 10.1 ‘Creating a New Batch’ on
page en-15.
4 GETTING STARTED (continued)
5 THE SENSORS
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