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General| Brand | FISCHER |
|---|---|
| Model | DELTASCOPE DMP30 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains warning symbols and their meanings for product safety and potential hazards.
Defines the gauge's specific purpose and operational environmental conditions.
Covers EMC regulations and safety precautions related to the gauge's electrical components.
Outlines procedures and authorized personnel for maintenance and repair services.
Provides instructions for the proper and environmentally responsible disposal of the device and its components.
Lists all items included in the gauge's package for the user.
Details the physical parts and layout of the measurement gauge.
Explains the meaning of audible beeps, visual light signals, and gauge vibrations.
Defines the functions and meanings of various softkey icons used in the interface.
Describes the information displayed on the screen during measurement.
Explains icons used for different menus and functions within the gauge.
Provides a structured overview of the gauge's menu system and available functions.
Defines key statistical terms used for data evaluation and analysis.
Details the technical specifications, features, and model information of the gauges.
Step-by-step instructions for initiating the gauge and preparing it for use.
Procedures for creating new measurement batches or opening existing ones.
Instructions on how to conduct measurements on a specimen accurately.
Detailed guide on how to safely remove and replace the gauge's battery.
Instructions and methods for charging the rechargeable battery.
Secure procedures for connecting digital and analog measurement probes.
Guide for replacing a defective probe and reassigning it to batches.
Steps for creating new measurement batches from scratch or by copying.
Procedure to access and open previously saved measurement batches.
Enables or disables monitoring against defined upper and lower limits.
Configures automatic grouping of readings into blocks for analysis.
Allows correction of measured readings using a pre-defined offset value.
Options for choosing measurement acquisition modes like Single Reading or Scan.
Controls whether acquired measurement readings are automatically saved.
Configuration for acquiring the air reference value for zero point determination.
Associates a specific calibration with the currently open measurement batch.
Important considerations for achieving precise measurements, including environmental factors.
Proper techniques for placing and handling the probe for accurate readings.
Prerequisites and checks required before commencing a measurement session.
Detailed steps for taking individual measurements on specimens.
Procedure for continuous measurement display without saving readings.
Steps for acquiring readings while scanning a surface with the probe.
Procedure for manually recording the air reference value when needed.
Describes different calibration methods like Zero, Zero + 1, and Zero + 2 standards.
Key guidelines and precautions for performing calibration and recalibration.
Criteria for performing a new calibration or recalibration.
Details on repeating an existing calibration to update measurement data.
How to access and review stored calibration details and parameters.
Enables or disables a streamlined calibration process for efficiency.
Resets a calibration, deleting correction values but retaining standards.
Steps to create a new calibration based on specimen properties and accuracy needs.
Process for assigning or changing names of calibrations for better organization.
Verifies calibration accuracy against defined test criteria and standards.
Sets parameters like tolerance and nominal value for calibration checks.
Protects selected calibrations from unauthorized access or modification.
Unlocks calibrations that have been previously locked, requiring a code.
Removes individual calibration entries from the probe memory.
Clears all calibration entries and data from the probe memory.
Displays statistical variables for all measured readings within an open batch.
Shows statistical variables for individual measured reading blocks.
Allows viewing of each individual measured reading within a selected block.
Procedure for transferring measurement data to Tactile Suite using a USB connection.
Procedure for transferring measurement data to Tactile Suite using Bluetooth.
Displays details about the active batch, its assigned calibration, and probe.
Allows modification of the unit of measurement for batch data and statistics.
Chooses between Simple and Statistics views for displaying measurement data.
Selects which statistical variables are displayed on evaluation pages.
Configures the number of decimal places for displayed readings and statistics.
Renames batch files for easier identification and selection.
Creates a new batch by duplicating an existing one, including its settings.
Removes selected batch files and their associated measured readings.
Selects the display language for the gauge's user interface.
Configures display flip function and adjusts screen brightness levels.
Controls audible beeps, visual signals, and gauge vibration for feedback.
Enables automatic shutdown and display dimming to conserve battery life.
Manages the activation and deactivation of Bluetooth connectivity.
Sets the gauge's current date, time, and preferred date/time format.
Sets default units and decimal places for newly created batches.
Manages the activation and deactivation of the lock code for calibrations.
Compensates for interference from local mains voltage during measurements.
Views and exports probe count rates for analysis and troubleshooting.
Instructions for safely cleaning the gauge and its probe.
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