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If your Troxler Measuring Instruments displays 'Cannot Write to the Printer', there was an error communicating with the USB printer. Check that the printer is powered on and properly connected to the USB port. Ensure that the printer is compatible with the gauge.
General| Brand | Troxler |
|---|---|
| Model | EGauge Combo 4540 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists and describes the gauge and its standard accessories.
Provides instructions for inspecting the gauge and its components upon receipt.
Explains the direct transmission and backscatter modes used by the gauge.
Details how the gauge measures moisture content using a probe.
Explains the use of density, trench, and moisture probe offsets for adjusting readings.
Describes the gauge's control panel, including the LED screen and keypad functions.
Details the different positions of the source rod (SAFE, background, backscatter, direct transmission).
Provides instructions for charging the gauge's rechargeable NiMH battery pack.
Guides the user through powering on the gauge, including self-test and warm-up.
Outlines procedures for preparing test sites for asphalt and soil measurements.
Details the procedure for performing daily standard counts to ensure gauge accuracy.
Covers the general process for taking measurements, including precautions and data storage.
Guides the user through the process of taking density measurements with the gauge.
Provides an overview of the Setup menu and how to access its features.
Explains count time settings and their impact on measurement precision.
Explains how to perform a statistical stability test to validate gauge operation.
Details how to perform a drift test to check for long-term measurement drift.
Explains what offsets are and when they are used to adjust gauge readings.
Describes how to enable, disable, or change the density offset.
Overviews project management functions like selecting, viewing, creating, and erasing projects.
Explains how the Auto-Store function automatically saves measurement data.
Introduces the Extended Menu and its various functions.
Resets user setup values to factory defaults without affecting calibration data.
Provides solutions for common gauge problems like failed counts or no readings.
Details gauge error messages, their possible causes, and recommended solutions.
Covers procedures for keeping the gauge in good working order, including cleaning.
Details specifications related to the gamma source, shielding, and dose rates.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, operating temperature, and humidity.
Explains the radioactive source and radiation levels, stating no special precautions are needed for operation.
Outlines steps to follow if the gauge is lost, stolen, or damaged.
Lists essential safety precautions for handling, storing, and operating the gauge.
Provides a form to guide the recording of daily standard counts for gauge stability verification.
Explains the accuracy of the optional GPS receiver and factors affecting it.
