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General| Brand | Teledyne |
|---|---|
| Model | HPM 4 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the battery-operated, hand-held vacuum gauge and its supported gauge tubes, designed for portability.
Lists key specifications including range, accuracy, operating temperature, input voltage, and CE compliance.
Describes optional system attachments and calibration reference tubes for the vacuum gauge.
Instructions for unpacking and inspecting items for damage upon arrival.
Procedure for removing and installing the instrument's locking-type connector cable.
Step-by-step guide for installing or replacing the 9-volt battery within the unit.
Explains the primary operation of the user interface, including display elements and buttons.
Describes the graphical indication of current pressure within the measurable range.
Details the battery life indicator and when the battery should be changed.
Shows the type of gauge tube being measured; changed via the DV Select key.
Digital display of the current pressure, including over/under range indications.
Shows selected pressure units; changed via the Units Select key.
Details the functions of the Power/Enter key for turning the unit on/off and entering modes.
Explains how to change gauge tube type and its function as an up key in adjustment modes.
Explains how to change pressure units and its function as a down key in adjustment modes.
Describes the octal connector for interfacing gauge tubes and proper handling.
Provides essential steps for connecting a tube, turning on, and verifying settings for initial use.
Covers user-configurable options like auto-shutoff and LCD contrast adjustment.
Explains the automatic power-down feature to maximize battery life.
Procedure for adjusting the LCD display contrast for better readability.
Instructions for re-calibrating the HPM 4/5/6 using a reference tube or known vacuum.
Steps to prepare the instrument and connect a reference tube or known vacuum source.
Procedure to enter the calibration mode by pressing specific buttons simultaneously.
Steps to select the correct gauge tube type and desired pressure units for calibration.
How to adjust the displayed pressure value to match the known vacuum level.
Explains how ambient temperature affects pressure readings and provides typical rates of change.
Information on the company website regarding warranty repair terms and conditions.
Information on the company website for returning products for repair or other reasons.
