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4.e) ENGINEERING UNIT
The display will show "En.Un" followed by:
°C = °C nM = normal m
3
/h
°F = °F A = Ampere
PH = pH V = Volt
KG = Kg W = Watt
rPm =Revolution per minute m = meter
PA = Pascal m3 =m
3
mB = millibar % = Percent
B = Bar ** = Other
Push ▲ or ▼ pushbuttons to set the desired unit.
Push the F pushbutton to memorize the new choice and go to the
next parameter.
If square root extraction is enabled, go to parameter 5.
4.f) BREAK POINTS NUMBER
The display will show "b.Pnt" followed by a number between 0 and
9.
Push ▲ or ▼ pushbuttons to set the desired value.
Push the F pushbutton to memorize the new value and go to the
next parameter. If 0 value is selected, go to the parameter 5.
4.g) INPUT VALUE OF THE FIRST BREAK POINT
The display will show "I1" preceded by a number between 00.01
and 99.99 .
This number show the input value of the first break point in percent
of the input span.
Push ▲ or ▼ pushbuttons to set the desired value.
Push the F pushbutton to memorize the new value and go to the
next parameter.
4.h) READOUT VALUE OF THE FIRST BREAK POINT
The display will show "O1" preceded by a number between -1999
and 9999 .
This number show the readout value associate to the input value
set at par. 4.g.
Push ▲ or ▼ pushbuttons to set the desired value.
Push the F pushbutton to memorize the new value and go to the
next parameter.
NOTE: For the other break points the instrument repeats the cycle
4.g - 4.h so many times as programmed at point 4.f.
GENERAL NOTE ON LINEARIZATION BY BREAK POINT
A) The instrument start to visualize the break point and the relative
value previously memorized.
If the break point value is not acceptable in relation to the
previous break point, the alphanumerical display flashes and,
pushing ▲ or ▼ pushbuttons, the instrument goes immediately
to the first acceptable value.
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