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Model | 1312 |
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Type | Digital Multimeter |
Battery Type | 9V |
Safety Rating | CAT II 600V |
Functions | Voltage, Current, Resistance, Diode Test |
Voltage Range | AC: 200V/500V |
Current Range | 10A |
Resistance Range | 200Ω - 2MΩ |
Avoid explosions by never attempting to monitor flammable gases in explosive concentrations.
Covers essential safety precautions like avoiding water condensation and handling equipment.
Instructions on checking mains voltage and fuses before powering the device.
Explains the meaning of important safety symbols found on the apparatus.
Explains how to use the manual for different user experience levels.
Describes on-screen information elements and notation used in the manual.
Explains the functions of various toolbar icons used in the 1312PC software.
Details PC hardware/software requirements and the software installation process.
Guides on connecting the 1312 monitor to a PC using the RS-232 interface.
Explains how to set the mains voltage selector for correct operation.
Details the correct fuse ratings required based on the supply voltage.
Outlines the necessary serial communication parameters for PC connectivity.
Describes operation using the PC environment for monitoring and data storage.
Explains operation as a stand-alone instrument storing data internally.
Defines key terms used to describe the 1312's operation.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the sampling tube and external filter.
Guides on setting up the internal clock and software parameters.
Description of the monitor's front panel components and controls.
Details the process of starting up, shutting down, and resetting the monitor.
Instructions for adjusting sound level and enabling/disabling self-tests.
Explains the methods for selecting and entering parameters in the system.
Defines units for measurement parameters and normalization temperature.
Details parameters like sampling mode, flushing, gas setup, and alarms.
Guides on initiating, pausing, and stopping monitoring tasks.
Covers uploading measurement data from the monitor to the PC.
Explains how to display and configure graphical representations of data.
Describes how to display measurement data in a tabular format.
Details how to use cursors for data analysis in graphical and numeric windows.
Guides on viewing stored measurement data using the Presentation program.
Instructions for creating backup copies of measurement and calibration tasks.
Guides on restoring previously backed-up database files.
Explains how to export existing databases in ASCII format.
Describes the different types of memory (ROM, EEPROM, RAM) used by the 1312.
Explains how measurement data is stored in Display and Background Memory.
Details how to store, recall, and delete data within the background memory.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing fine filter paper in internal/external units.
Procedure for cleaning the filter pad in the device's ventilation unit.
Explains the process and necessity of calibrating optical filters.
Lists preparatory tasks required before performing any calibration.
Details initial setup steps and sequence settings for calibration.
Describes how to calculate calibration factors from measured raw data.
Explains the process of transferring calculated calibration values to the monitor.
Covers the procedure for performing a zero-point calibration.
Details the procedures for humidity interference and span calibrations.
Explains span calibration, including single-point and two-point methods.
Provides an overview of available optical filters and the carousel system.
Step-by-step instructions for physically installing an optical filter into the carousel.
Lists and explains messages indicating successful calibration results.
Lists and explains messages indicating invalid calibration results.
Explains error messages accessed via the INFO button after calibration.
Lists and explains potential warning messages displayed by the monitor.
Lists and explains common operating error messages and their causes.