Why does the measurement fluctuate on my Ohmic instruments UPM-DT-10PA?
The fluctuation of measurement in Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments is caused by an unstable environment. The meter is very sensitive and is affected by minor air drafts and/or vibrations. To resolve this, place the meter on a solid surface and shield it from any air drafts.
How to fix timeout on Ohmic instruments UPM-DT-10PA?
If you are experiencing a timeout error with your Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments, it is due to an operation timeout. To resolve this, re-zero or re-tare the meter once the environment is stable.
Why does the measurement drift over time on Ohmic instruments UPM-DT-10PA Measuring Instruments?
The measurement drift in Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments could be due to several reasons: * The tank water has absorbed too much air. Replace the tank water with fresh, room temperature degassed water. * The conical target has developed bubbles on its surface. Wipe any bubbles from the surface of the conical target, including the bottom. * The transducer head has developed bubbles on its surface. Wipe any bubbles from the surface of the transducer head.
What to do if my Ohmic instruments UPM-DT-10PA shows Err 8.3?
If your Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments displays 'Err 8.3', it indicates an over range situation. To resolve this, remove any excess force on the meter.
What to do if my Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments will not zero?
If your Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments is not zeroing, it could be due to the following reasons: * The degassed water has absorbed too much air. Refill with fresh degassed water. * The device requires calibration or repair. Contact Ohmic Instruments for calibration or repair.
What does Err 8.4 mean on Ohmic instruments UPM-DT-10PA Measuring Instruments and how to fix it?
The error code 'Err 8.4' on your Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments indicates that the load was removed during measurement. To fix this, replace the load or transducer and repeat the test.
Why does the Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments not respond to the test weight or transducer power?
If your Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments is not responding to the test weight or transducer power, it could be because the Conical Target Assembly and/or the Target Support Tube is rubbing or binding against its surrounding. Verify the Conical Target Assembly and its Support Tube are correctly positioned.
What does 'Over init. Range' mean on Ohmic instruments UPM-DT-10PA?
The 'Over init. Range' error on Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments indicates that there was a load during power on. Remove the conical target assembly and cycle power to resolve this.
What does 'Under init. range' mean on Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments?
The 'Under init. range' error on your Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments means there was no load during power on. To fix this, disengage the slide lock on the back of the unit (if equipped).
What does 'Busy' mean on Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments?
The 'Busy' message on Ohmic instruments Measuring Instruments indicates that the device is currently performing an operation (tare, zero, printing, or waiting for a stable weight). Wait until operation completes.
General| Brand | Ohmic instruments |
|---|---|
| Model | UPM-DT-10PA |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details on degassing water, storage, temperature requirements, and testing recommendations.
Describes the function of buttons 1-4 on the front panel for power, printing, and mode selection.
Explains the 7 segment display, selected unit, and stability indicators (items 5-7).
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