Troxler 3440 - Chapter 5. 3440-L Operations; Offsetting a Reading

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CHAPTER 5
3440 OPERATIONS
This chapter contains descriptions and instructions for functions and
procedures used frequently by most gauge operators on a day-to-day basis.
In many cases, these operations will be performed every time a
measurement is taken. Therefore, this chapter should be reviewed and
completely understood before taking measurements in the field. Several of
these functions have been described earlier in this manual.
CONTENTS
Offsetting a Reading ................................................................................ 5–3
Offsets – Wet Density ....................................................................... 5–4
Offsets – Moisture ............................................................................. 5–5
Offsets – Trench ..............................................................................5–10
Count Time Function .............................................................................5–12
Store Function ........................................................................................5–12
Proctor/Marshall/Voidless Function. ......................................................5–13
Recall a Stored Proctor/Marshall Value ..........................................5–14
Enter a New Proctor/Marshall Value ..............................................5–14
Voidless Density Value ...................................................................5–15
Status Function .......................................................................................5–16
Mode Function .......................................................................................5–17
Project Function .....................................................................................5–17
Print Function .........................................................................................5–18
Printing a Single Project..................................................................5–19
Erase Function ........................................................................................5–21
Counts Function .....................................................................................5–21
5. 3440 OPERATIONS