20 Settings
20.3 Measurement settings FLUXUS H721
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20.3 Measurement settings
• Select the menu item Measurement in the program branch Special functions.
• Press ENTER.
• Select the menu item Measurement settings.
• Press ENTER.
Multi-point calibration
A multi-point calibration allows a very precise output of measuring results. It is based on calibration curves of series of
measured values
• Select the menu item Multi-point calibration.
•Select On to activate the multi-point calibration. Select Off to deactivate it (default: Off).
• Press ENTER.
If On is selected, a series of measured values has to be entered in the program branch Options.
Swift damping
If Swift damping is activated, each displayed measured value is a floating average of the last x seconds, with x being
the damping factor. The display thus takes x seconds to fully respond to flow rate changes.
If Swift damping is deactivated, the damping is calculated as first order low-pass filter, i.e. changes of measured values
become effective in form of an exponential time course in the measuring result.
• Select the menu item Swift damping.
•Select Off to deactivate the swift damping. Select On to activate it (default: On).
• Press ENTER.
Dynamic damping
If dynamic damping is activated, volatile changes in the measured values of the selected physical quantity are transmitted
through the transmitter without any time lag.
• Select the menu item Dynamic damping.
•Select On to activate the dynamic damping and Off to deactivate it (default: Off).
• Press ENTER.
If On is selected, the dynamic damping has to be parameterized in the menu item Options\Channel A\
Measurement\Dynamic damping.
Special functions\Measurement\Measurement settings
Special functions\Measurement\Measurement settings\Multi-point calibration
Special functions\Measurement\Measurement settings\Swift damping
The dynamic damping will only have impact on the selected physical quantity. All other physical quantities are not
dynamically damped.
Special functions\Measurement\Measurement settings\Dynamic damping
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