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opera ting instr uctions - clima te da t a logger B l 30 B - 1
Contents
1.Introduction ............................B - 1
2. Functions and specifications ...............B - 1
3. Special features ........................B - 2
4. Operation .............................B - 3
5. Software installation .....................B - 5
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1. Introduction
The temperature and humidity data logger is a particular-
ly sturdy, high-precision measuring instrument, which is
characterised by its fast response time. The data logger is
already used in many places to monitor both the ambient
temperature and the relative humidity and to collect me-
aningful measurement data.
2. Functions and technical specifications
The data logger is a particularly efficient and handy measu-
ring instrument, which is particularly suitable for longer las-
ting measurement assignments. The measurement results
are stored in the data logger and transferred to the PC via
a USB cable. The data can subsequently be read out on the
PC. The display shows the current MAX, MIN, TIME, DATE,
temperature and humidity values.
m Moving the appliance from a cold to a warm
environment (and vice versa) can lead to the
formation of condensation on the measuring
circuitry of the appliance. This physical effect,
which cannot be prevented by structural me-
ans for any measuring instrument, leads to
false measurement values. Depending on the
temperature difference, the appliance requi-
res an ‚acclimatisation time‘ of approx. 15 - 30
minutes before the measuring procedure can
be resumed.
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