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Provides a general overview of the MicroLite's capabilities as a standalone temperature monitoring device.
Guides users on initial setup, including connecting to a PC and software installation.
Explains how to interpret the information displayed on the MicroLite's 3-digit LCD screen.
Details the information cycles shown on the MicroLite's LCD screen, including temperature and alarm status.
Explains how the current temperature is displayed and updated on the MicroLite's LCD.
Describes how the MicroLite indicates alarm conditions (AL-L, AL-H) and their duration.
Explains how the logger displays minimum and maximum temperature values recorded during a session.
Details the five operating modes of the MicroLite: Stop, Run, Cyclic Run, Timer Run, and Push to Run.
Explains how to connect the MicroLite to a PC via USB and the associated LCD status indicators.
Covers the power source, its role in maintaining the RTC, and the effect of battery removal.
Describes how to check the MicroLite's battery level using the software and its expected lifespan.
Provides instructions and a diagram for replacing the MicroLite's internal battery.
Explains the use of the included magnet accessory to activate the logger in 'Push to Run' mode.
Introduces the MicroLab Lite software's purpose for programming, downloading, and analyzing MicroLite data.
Details the system requirements and step-by-step procedure for installing the MicroLab Lite software and USB driver.
Lists the necessary software and hardware specifications for running the MicroLab Lite application.
Provides a step-by-step guide for downloading and installing the MicroLab Lite software and its USB driver.
Guides users on initial steps after software installation, focusing on connecting and setting up the MicroLite.
Explains how to use the Setup dialog box to configure MicroLite settings like temperature unit, alarms, and interval.
Describes how to send the configured settings to the MicroLite and the implications of the 'Send Setup' command.
Explains how to initiate data recording, either manually via the 'Run' button or automatically after setup.
Details how to stop the MicroLite from recording data and the implications of 'Stop' mode.
Guides users on recalibrating the temperature sensor, including password protection and the calibration process.
Explains how to change the default password for accessing the calibration procedure.
Step-by-step instructions for performing the temperature sensor calibration.
Explains how to configure communication settings between the PC and MicroLite for advanced options.
Provides instructions on how to download recorded data from the MicroLite to the PC using the MicroLab Lite software.
Guides users on saving downloaded data from the MicroLite to a file on their PC.
Covers fundamental operations within the MicroLab Lite software for managing data files.
Explains how to open previously saved MicroLite data files within the MicroLab Lite software.
Describes how to adjust display settings for numbers and dates within the software.
Details the process for printing graphical representations of the downloaded data.
Guides users on printing the downloaded data in a tabular format.
Explains the different viewing options within the MicroLab Lite main window: graph, table, and Data Map.
Describes how to simultaneously display or hide the graph, table, and Data Map panes for data visualization.
Explains how to use cursors on the graph to view specific data points and reveal hidden axes.
Covers features like zooming, autoscale, and manual scaling for graph customization.
Explains how to trim unwanted data from a data set by zooming and cropping.
Details how to customize graph appearance, including line color, style, markers, and axis colors.
Describes how to display temperature alarm levels on the graph.
Explains how to toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit units for temperature display.
Guides users on adding text annotations to specific data points on the graph.
Explains how to export the displayed data directly to an Excel spreadsheet or CSV file.
Details how to adjust export settings to ensure correct data formatting in Excel.
Describes how to copy the graph visualization as an image for use in other applications.
Explains how to display and compare multiple data sets simultaneously on the graph and in the table.
Introduces the advanced analysis tools available within the MicroLab Lite software.
Guides users on configuring parameters for various analysis functions like histograms and statistics.
Explains how to create and modify frequency distribution histograms from the data.
Details how to create and display an FO Pasteurization curve.
Describes how to display statistical summaries (Min, Max, Avg, MKT) of the data sets.
Lists and explains the functions of the buttons on the main (upper) toolbar.
Explains the purpose of each button on the primary toolbar for common operations.
Explains the purpose of each button on the secondary toolbar for graph manipulation.
Lists the models, sensor details, outputs, memory, power, sampling rate, dimensions, and weight of the MicroLite.
Specifies the different MicroLite models and their key features like sample memory.
Details the specifications of the internal temperature sensor, including range, resolution, and accuracy.
Lists the output interfaces provided by the MicroLite, such as LCD and USB.
States the available memory capacity for data logging, either 8,000 or 16,000 samples.
Explains the meaning of the icons displayed on the MicroLite's LCD screen.
Describes the power source for the MicroLite, including battery type and expected life.
Defines the user-configurable rate at which the MicroLite takes measurements.
Provides the physical dimensions of the MicroLite device.
Specifies the weight of the MicroLite device.
Lists the compliance standards met by the MicroLite, such as IP68 and CE/FCC.
Outlines the features and capabilities of the MicroLab Lite software.
Lists the key functionalities and features offered by the MicroLab Lite software.
Details the software and hardware prerequisites for installing and running the MicroLab Lite application.
Refers to the figure illustrating the MicroLite's battery compartment.
Refers to the figure showing how to properly close the MicroLite's battery compartment.
Refers to the figure showing the location of the magnet holder on the MicroLite.
Refers to the figure illustrating the main setup dialog box for configuring the logger.
Refers to the figure showing the dialog box used for sensor calibration.
Refers to the figure for the communication setup dialog box.
Refers to the figure showing a sample MicroLite data table.
Refers to the figure displaying the functions parameters dialog box.
Refers to the figure illustrating histogram settings.
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