What to do if when the Battery is Sufficient, the Low Battery Warning Will Pop Up on NDT yateks Realta Measuring Instruments?
If a low battery warning pops up on your NDT Measuring Instruments even when the battery is sufficient, it indicates a power monitoring issue. You can ignore it; it should disappear after a few seconds.
General| Brand | NDT Yateks |
|---|---|
| Model | Realta |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Type | Surface Roughness Tester |
| Accuracy | ±10% |
| Resolution | 0.01 µm |
| Driving Stroke Length | 6mm |
| Display | LCD |
| Sensor | Inductive |
| Cut-off Length (l) | 0.25mm / 0.8mm / 2.5mm |
| Power | Battery or AC adapter |
| Output | USB |
| Power Supply | Battery or AC adapter |
| Operating Temperature | 0 - 40°C |
Critical safety warnings for instrument usage, including restrictions on usage with humans/animals and in hazardous environments.
Important safety advice and precautions for operation, covering repairs, liquid contact, and power management.
Guidelines for safe and proper handling of the device, including temperature limits and insertion tube care.
Critical safety warnings for battery handling, charging, and disposal to prevent explosion or fire.
Important safety advice for battery usage, including using correct models and handling liquid contact.
Guidelines for safe battery storage, charging, and usage to prevent damage or hazards.
Overview of the instrument's components, technology, and broad industrial applications.
Details on insertion tube selection criteria and main system performance parameters.
Instructions for safely handling, opening, and unboxing the instrument case.
Steps for installing modules, charging the battery, and checking the insertion tube.
Procedures for starting the instrument and function of buttons and joysticks.
How to navigate menus for brightness, color, display scale, and image settings.
Guide to entering and performing various 3D measurements like distance, area, and profile.
Using touch and joysticks for point selection and available measurement tools.
Configuring language, date/time formats, and file formats for video and images.
Managing SD card, updating software, and configuring Wi-Fi connectivity.
Adjusting camera temperature, angle, light source, and performing calibration.
Browsing, creating folders, renaming, and deleting files on the storage.
Tools for image editing, measurement, and adding text or drawings.
Connecting to external displays via HDMI and using the touch screen interface.
Transferring data via USB and syncing images with computers.
Procedures for operating the insertion tube and controlling the bending mechanism.
Guidelines for cleaning the insertion tube, LCD screen, and host unit.
Precautions for storing the instrument and instructions for repacking into the case.
Common faults, possible reasons, and recommended actions for instrument issues.
Procedures and contact information for returning the instrument for repair.
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