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DMP30 / DMP40 Connecting/replacing probe
6 Connecting/replacing probe
Every probe has its own identifier, consisting of a probe code (e.g. D-FN) and the se-
rial number. Each time a batch (measuring application, application) is created, the
probe identifier is automatically saved as well. This ensures that for the open batch,
a measurement can be performed only using the probe that has the same identifier
as the one saved in the open batch. As a result, the correct calibration is available
for the batch and for the measurement.
What would you like to do?
Connect a new probe as a replacement for a defective one: proceed as de-
scribed in chapter "Replacing the probe – connecting a different probe", 35.
Connect a different probe type to the one previously used: proceed as described
in chapter "Replacing the probe – connecting a different probe", 35.
Connect a new probe not yet used to create a batch in the gauge:
a Connect the probe as described in chapter "Connecting the probe", page 33.
b Create a new batch, proceed as described in 37
Connect a probe already used to create one or multiple batches in the gauge:
a Connect the probe as described in chapter "Connecting the probe", page 33.
b Open the desired batch, proceed as described in 38
6.1 Connecting the probe
Notes on safe secure measurement signal transfer
Always tighten the knurled nut on the probe cable connector firmly to ensure
a secure plug connection!
We guarantee flawless measurement signal transmission from the probe to
the gauge for a cable length of max. 3 m (118.1 ").
Extending the probe cable to 3 m (118.1 ") using a USB-C extension cable is
not perm itted, as the additional plug connection could impair the signal
transmission.
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