What to do if Instantel Micromate monitor turns off unexpectedly?
If the Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor turns off unexpectedly, it might be in Power Saving Mode. Press the Power button to activate the monitor. Alternatively, the battery may need recharging; connect the AC adapter to recharge it.
What to do if Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor says 'Memory Full'?
If you encounter a 'Memory Full' message on the Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor, the device's memory is full. To resolve this, transfer events from the memory, verify the events transferred correctly, and then delete the events.
What does 'Warning Memory Less than 15%' mean on Instantel Micromate Measuring Instruments monitor?
If you receive a 'Warning Memory Less than 15%' message on your Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor, it means the memory is almost full. Transfer events from the memory, verify the events transferred correctly, and then delete the events.
What to do if charge status LED does not turn on with an external power source on Instantel Micromate Measuring Instruments?
If the charge status LED does not turn on with an external power source on your Instantel Measuring Instruments, ensure the recommended adapter is used and replace the adapter if necessary.
Why Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor triggers continuously?
If the Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor triggers continuously, the Trigger Level is probably set too low. Increase the Trigger Level.
What to do if Instantel Micromate Measuring Instruments monitor will not enter monitor mode?
If the Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor will not enter monitor mode, the monitor’s memory may be full. Transfer events from the memory, verify the events transferred correctly, and then delete the events.
Why Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor does not stay on without AC adapter?
If the Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor does not stay on without the AC Adapter connected, the battery voltage is likely too low. Connect the AC adapter to recharge the battery.
What to do if Instantel Micromate Measuring Instruments monitor fails to trigger and record an event?
If the Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor fails to trigger and record an event, verify that the geophone and microphone are properly connected. Also, ensure that the correct trigger source is selected, the trigger level isn't set too high, and the unit is in monitor mode.
Why does my Instantel Micromate Measuring Instruments monitor beep and turn off?
If your Instantel Measuring Instruments monitor beeps and turns off, it indicates that the battery needs to be recharged. Connect the AC adapter to recharge the battery.
Verify all parts received against the shipping invoice and retain the original box for future shipping.
Record important identification numbers such as model, serial numbers, and dealer name for future reference.
Register the product to qualify for the full Product Support Program, including warranty extension.
Guidelines for safe and proper handling of the Micromate unit and accessories to prevent damage.
Information on factory calibration standards (ISEE or DIN) and the importance of matching units.
Instructions for connecting the geophone and microphone sensors to the Micromate unit.
Procedure for activating the Micromate's battery and initiating the operating system load.
Guide to reviewing and modifying the current setup configuration on the Micromate.
Instructions on how to perform a sensor check to ensure proper connection and function.
Details on the Micromate's USB ports and their dedicated functions for peripherals and data transfer.
Description of the high-resolution color touch screen for easy navigation and menu access.
Information on the durable, field-rugged design with sealed components for water resistance.
Instructions for securely fitting the optional protective boot to the Micromate unit.
Guidance on using the protective boot for flexible and quick installation in remote stations.
Methods for securing the Micromate using tie-wraps or metal straps on various surfaces.
Functions of the power button for turning the unit on/off and managing the display.
Procedure for using the sensor check button to verify geophone and microphone connectivity.
Accessing the five main setup menus for configuring the Micromate's monitoring and recording.
Explanation of the arrow keys for menu navigation and shortcut access.
Understanding context-sensitive icons that provide information and perform actions based on the current screen.
Description of the main display area showing unit status and user-changeable data.
Accessing commonly used features quickly via dedicated shortcut icons at the bottom of the display.
Configuring the Micromate for monitoring and recording, including sensors, record modes, and sample rates.
Managing and selecting different setup files to quickly configure the Micromate for various jobs.
Storing and selecting operator names for event reports and user identification.
Customizing Micromate settings like sensor checks, units, Auto Call Home, and display options.
Accessing functions for system checks, battery management, and sensor offset removal.
Instructions for charging the internal battery using the supplied AC adapter.
Factors affecting battery life, including events, sample rate, temperature, and battery age.
Information on operating the Micromate within specific temperature ranges and battery charging limitations.
Requirements for USB memory sticks and instructions for saving event data directly to them.
Information on supported modems and the necessary USB to RS-232 adapter cable for communication.
Details on connecting and using the Citizen CMP-30BTU printer for hard copy event reports.
Using the Magellan eXplorist 310 GPS receiver to record coordinates and synchronize clocks.
Information on dedicated and calibrated geophones, including serial number matching and standards.
Procedures for installing geophones on soft and hard surfaces to ensure reliable monitoring results.
Using the linear microphone to detect air overpressure and its installation procedures.
Process for calibrating the geophone assembly to ISEE or DIN standards using a shake table.
Procedure for independently calibrating microphones in a chamber with a reference microphone.
Using the sensor check feature to ensure proper sensor connection and installation.
Instructions for upgrading the Micromate's operating system using the Blastware program.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit and accessories using a soft cloth and avoiding abrasive cleaners.
Procedure for replacing damaged dust caps on the unit's connectors.
Technical specifications for the Micromate unit, including general, recording, and physical details.
Information on connecting and using the external trigger cable for remote triggering.
Recommended torque values for mounting hardware and connectors to ensure secure installation.
A comprehensive list of available Micromate accessories, part numbers, and descriptions.
Verify all parts received against the shipping invoice and retain the original box for future shipping.
Record important identification numbers such as model, serial numbers, and dealer name for future reference.
Register the product to qualify for the full Product Support Program, including warranty extension.
Guidelines for safe and proper handling of the Micromate unit and accessories to prevent damage.
Information on factory calibration standards (ISEE or DIN) and the importance of matching units.
Instructions for connecting the geophone and microphone sensors to the Micromate unit.
Procedure for activating the Micromate's battery and initiating the operating system load.
Guide to reviewing and modifying the current setup configuration on the Micromate.
Instructions on how to perform a sensor check to ensure proper connection and function.
Details on the Micromate's USB ports and their dedicated functions for peripherals and data transfer.
Description of the high-resolution color touch screen for easy navigation and menu access.
Information on the durable, field-rugged design with sealed components for water resistance.
Instructions for securely fitting the optional protective boot to the Micromate unit.
Guidance on using the protective boot for flexible and quick installation in remote stations.
Methods for securing the Micromate using tie-wraps or metal straps on various surfaces.
Functions of the power button for turning the unit on/off and managing the display.
Procedure for using the sensor check button to verify geophone and microphone connectivity.
Accessing the five main setup menus for configuring the Micromate's monitoring and recording.
Explanation of the arrow keys for menu navigation and shortcut access.
Understanding context-sensitive icons that provide information and perform actions based on the current screen.
Description of the main display area showing unit status and user-changeable data.
Accessing commonly used features quickly via dedicated shortcut icons at the bottom of the display.
Configuring the Micromate for monitoring and recording, including sensors, record modes, and sample rates.
Managing and selecting different setup files to quickly configure the Micromate for various jobs.
Storing and selecting operator names for event reports and user identification.
Customizing Micromate settings like sensor checks, units, Auto Call Home, and display options.
Accessing functions for system checks, battery management, and sensor offset removal.
Instructions for charging the internal battery using the supplied AC adapter.
Factors affecting battery life, including events, sample rate, temperature, and battery age.
Information on operating the Micromate within specific temperature ranges and battery charging limitations.
Requirements for USB memory sticks and instructions for saving event data directly to them.
Information on supported modems and the necessary USB to RS-232 adapter cable for communication.
Details on connecting and using the Citizen CMP-30BTU printer for hard copy event reports.
Using the Magellan eXplorist 310 GPS receiver to record coordinates and synchronize clocks.
Information on dedicated and calibrated geophones, including serial number matching and standards.
Procedures for installing geophones on soft and hard surfaces to ensure reliable monitoring results.
Using the linear microphone to detect air overpressure and its installation procedures.
Process for calibrating the geophone assembly to ISEE or DIN standards using a shake table.
Procedure for independently calibrating microphones in a chamber with a reference microphone.
Using the sensor check feature to ensure proper sensor connection and installation.
Instructions for upgrading the Micromate's operating system using the Blastware program.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit and accessories using a soft cloth and avoiding abrasive cleaners.
Procedure for replacing damaged dust caps on the unit's connectors.
Technical specifications for the Micromate unit, including general, recording, and physical details.
Information on connecting and using the external trigger cable for remote triggering.
Recommended torque values for mounting hardware and connectors to ensure secure installation.
A comprehensive list of available Micromate accessories, part numbers, and descriptions.
General| Resolution | 24-bit |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
| Power | External DC power supply |
| Memory | 128 MB internal flash memory |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Interface | USB |
| Compliance | CE |
| Sampling Rate | Up to 20 kHz |
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