What to do if my Polimaster PM1701M have a low battery?
If your Polimaster Measuring Instruments show signs of low battery or are affected by a poor quality battery, the solution is to use only fresh, high quality batteries.
General| Brand | Polimaster |
|---|---|
| Model | PM1701M |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists all items included in the PM1701M package, such as the instrument, accessories, manual, and software.
Details technical specifications of the PM1701M, including detector type, sensitivity, measurement ranges, and environmental resistance.
Provides step-by-step instructions for battery installation and notes on low battery warnings.
Describes the instrument's physical components, including the telescopic pole, control buttons, LCD display, and connection ports.
Explains the procedure for powering the instrument on and off, including initial self-checks and calibration.
Outlines the instrument's various operational modes: Self-Check, Background Calibration, Search Mode, and Settings.
Details the automatic self-test sequence performed on startup to verify instrument components.
Explains background radiation measurement for setting alarm thresholds using a specific formula.
Guides users on searching for radiation sources, interpreting signals, and factors affecting sensitivity.
Covers instrument configuration options, allowing adjustment of parameters like coefficient n and alarms.
Guides users on setting the coefficient 'n' to adjust the instrument's alarm sensitivity.
Details how to enable or disable the audible and headphone alarms via the settings menu.
Explains PC software for data collection, user ID assignment, and downloading operational history.
Describes configuring instrument parameters via PC, including alarms, logging intervals, and password settings.
Provides an overview of the calibration procedure, emphasizing qualified facilities and regulatory compliance.
Outlines essential safety measures for handling radioactive materials and radiation during calibration.
Specifies the required environmental conditions for calibration, including temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Details necessary preparations before calibration, focusing on studying the operating manual.
Describes the step-by-step process for instrument calibration, including checks and metrological performance.
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