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General| Brand | NOMIS Seismographs |
|---|---|
| Model | Mini-SuperGraph II |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Highlights key functionalities like HELP button, quick setup, multiple monitor modes, and LCD display for easy operation.
Details critical steps for connecting transducer/microphone cables before powering on, and initial sensor stabilization.
Guides users on selecting monitoring modes like SELF TRIGGER, BAR GRAPH, and COMBO based on activity needs.
Explains how to start monitoring, modify settings via EDIT, and save configurations for future use.
Instructs on properly stopping monitoring using ESC/ENTER and turning off the instrument with the red OFF button.
Covers using ESC for navigation, LCD auto-off for power saving, and displaying last event results.
Explains LED status lights for power, charging, monitoring, and methods for data download via USB.
Emphasizes secure transducer placement for accurate vibration readings and preventing inaccurate measurements.
Introduces four accepted procedures for mounting the transducer, ordered from most to least effective.
Details burying the transducer block in soil for dependable results, including depth and packing instructions.
Describes bolting the transducer block to rock or concrete surfaces when soil is unavailable, ensuring no slippage.
Explains spiking the transducer block into the ground, suitable for most vibration levels and landscaped areas.
Presents sandbagging as a last resort to eliminate slippage when other methods are not feasible.
Discourages simple surface placement with leveling feet, highlighting its ineffectiveness for accurate readings.
Designed for short, precise data collection, capturing complete digital waveforms triggered by vibration/sound levels. Settings include Sample Rate, Bit Accuracy.
For long-period data collection, recording seismic/air data in a bar graph format. Settings include Sample Rate, Bit Accuracy.
Combines SELF TRIGGER and BAR GRAPH modes for situations requiring both waveform and bar graph data. Follows settings from other modes.
Accesses Mini-SuperGraph II features, allowing navigation and selection of various operational settings.
Displays the current software version and its release date for reference.
Allows enabling or disabling external alarms and setting trigger limits for vibration and air limits.
Enables automatic calibration records after specified time intervals or disables the feature.
Displays status of automatic dial-out activity, including last downloaded/received events and connection history.
Sets the instrument to automatically enter monitor mode after a set time or disables this feature.
Allows checking the real voltage and battery status via a bar indicator, with notes on voltage thresholds.
Sets the instrument's baud rate for serial or modem communication, essential for PC or remote data transfer.
Enables checking the date of the last factory calibration performed by an authorized NOMIS facility.
Allows changing the instrument's date and time, using military format and specific key controls for editing.
Provides options to clear all stored events, reset event numbering, and erase saved settings, with cautions for data loss.
Allows viewing all stored events, showing event number, date, time, and mode of operation (W, B, C, P).
Controls whether the unit stops monitoring when memory is full or overwrites oldest events, and indicates memory status.
Enables changing the display language of the unit to English, French, Spanish, Italian, or German.
Allows adjustment of the LCD screen contrast to Lighter, Default, Darker, or Save Changes.
Sets the duration the LCD stays on, from 2 minutes up to 60 minutes, impacting battery life.
Guides through configuring the instrument for remote communication with a modem, including setting an unlock code.
Allows viewing the log of monitoring dates and times, including start/stop times and event counts.
Indicates the time the graph records before a trigger level is surpassed, showing pre-event activity.
Enables viewing the type of sensor provided and its maximum vibration level (X1, X2, X4, X8).
Allows viewing the instrument's serial number, which can only be set at the NOMIS facility.
Sets scheduled operation times for the unit, allowing ON/OFF at specific hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly intervals.
Allows selection between DECIBEL and MILLIBAR units for air data measurement.
Enables choosing between INCHES and MILLIMETERS for data display units.
Generates a calibration record at the beginning of each monitoring session for waveform data.
Details seismic monitoring capabilities, geophone type, range, resolution, accuracy, and frequency response.
Outlines sound measurement parameters, including weighting scales, linear range, resolution, accuracy, and frequency response.
Specifies parameters for waveform recording, including modes, trigger ranges, sample rates, record times, and storage capacity.
Details parameters for bar graph recording, including modes, LCD readings, recording intervals, and summary data.
Provides physical attributes of the unit, such as dimensions, weight, battery life, display, interfaces, operating temperature, and warranty.
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