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General| Brand | TQC Sheen |
|---|---|
| Model | CurveX4 |
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Language | English |
Highlights manual's importance and user/personnel safety obligations.
Covers instrument dangers, hazards, and its intended application.
Details manual copyright and manufacturer contact information.
Explains danger symbols (immediate danger, caution, information) used in the manual.
Stresses keeping the manual accessible and observing regulations.
Covers electrical safety, equipment checks, and warns against unauthorized modifications.
Instructions for proper packing and checking for damage upon receipt.
Procedures for documenting and reporting any transport-related damage.
Guidelines for storing the instrument in a dry place and maintaining packaging.
Provides sequential steps for initial operation, including software setup and logger connection.
Connects thermocouple probes, attaches sensors, and powers on the CurveX 4.
Details starting logging, using the insulation box for ovens, and cure indication.
Instructions for stopping data logging and downloading results to a PC.
Function of the power button for turning the device on/off.
Controls for initiating and ending the data logging process.
Explains the indication lights for logging status, cure progress, and battery level.
Details input points for probes and the port for charging/data transfer.
Information on the logger's memory capacity and division into batches.
Table summarizing frequently performed tasks and their actions.
Steps for connecting the logger and using Ideal Finish Analysis for data and settings.
Options for downloading data, including full download and express reporting.
Viewing live data and configuring settings like interval, time, and batches.
Process for testing communication and configuration of the logger.
Guide on connecting K-type probes, mentioning sensor types and pin orientation.
Options for managing cable length and safety advice for probe handling.
Reminder to keep probe cables clear of hazards to prevent snagging and damage.
How to attach magnet probes and use clamp probes on objects.
Usage of clamp air probes and universal wire probes for measurements.
Explains the box protects the logger and details preparation steps before oven use.
How to mount the cover, check cable routing, and position the box for oven transport.
Advice on handling the hot box and probes after the heating process.
Information on battery type and airline regulations for carry-on baggage.
Technical details for the logger and system requirements for the Ideal Finish Analysis software.
Lists included items for CX4005/CX4010 kits and available accessories.
Explains the graphic depicts maximum difference between loggers in a worst-case scenario.
Describes the meaning of green (standard conditions) and orange (full-designed use) zones in the graph.
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