Vaisala Indigo80 - Figure 9 Options in Devices Menu, HMP7 Probe Example

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Figure 9 Options in Devices menu, HMP7 probe example
1 In the Calibrate / Adjust menu you can select the Guided calibration wizard or,
alternatively, enter manually the values needed to calibrate and adjust the probe. The
available options depend on the probe model and the parameter selected for calibration
and adjustment. For more information, see also Overview of calibration and adjustment
with Indigo80 (page 23).
The Calibrate / Adjust menu also contains calibration information about the connected
probe.
2 In the Environment settings menu you can give additional information about the
connected probe's measurement environment (such as pressure or temperature) to
improve measurement accuracy. The settings in Environment settings are interconnected
to the settings applied in Settings > Compensation setpoints.
The available environment settings depend on the probe and probe firmware version. For
detailed information on the probe-specific requirements for the settings, see your probe's
user documentation.
3 In the Sensor purge menu you can manually start the purge function for the probe models
that support it. Sensor purge heats up the sensor briefly to evaporate possible
contaminants that otherwise could aect measurement accuracy.
Before starting purge, you can set purge interval and activate/deactivate interval purge
and startup purge in the Settings > Sensor purge menu.
4 In the Factory default settings menu you can restore the connected probe back to its
factory default settings, if needed.
5 In the Settings menu you can configure settings such as filtering factor (aects the speed
at which the latest measurement is integrated into the output of the probe) and
compensation setpoints (information about measurement environment to improve
measurement accuracy).
The available settings depend on the probe and probe firmware version. For detailed
information on the probe-specific requirements for the settings, see your probe's user
documentation.
6 The Diagnostics view shows any probe-specific Modbus error codes. See the connected
probe's Modbus documentation in the probe's User Guide for register information. The
security hash shown in the Diagnostics view changes when any change is made to the
settings of the device connected to Indigo80.
7 The About view contains information about the connected device, such as firmware
revision, configuration code, serial number, and calibration date.
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