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General| Type | Moisture Meter |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.1% |
| Applications | Wood, Concrete |
| Display | Digital |
| Accuracy | Wood: ±0.5%; Concrete: ±0.1% |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
Details overload protection, warning signs, and consequences of excessive force.
Specifies axial load application and avoidance of twisting for accurate readings.
Instructs to attach implements finger-tight to prevent damage.
Emphasizes using the supplied adapter and turning off before cable connection.
Provides guidelines for battery installation, charging, and disposal.
Describes the fiberglass grip handle and 4-digit display construction.
Details the 4-button control, selectable units, and peak force sampling.
Explains the rechargeable NiMH batteries and charging options.
Lists standard accessories and available optional items for the FDX/FPX.
States the device's accuracy percentage and least significant digit.
Provides physical specifications including weight and overall size.
Highlights compact, handheld utility and digital clarity for pain testing.
Explains use for measuring pain threshold, tolerance, and trigger points.
Identifies the FPX as a diagnostic algometer for pain assessment.
Describes pressure algometry for muscle, joint, and ligament pain assessment.
Outlines steps for localizing sensitive areas and applying pressure.
Lists model capacities and measurement graduations in various units.
Details recommended FPX models for specific pain testing applications.
Details accuracy, display, overload protection, and power.
Covers auto-calibration and available menu selections for configuration.
Explains the context-sensitive functions of the four control buttons.
Describes what the display shows, including force, units, and battery status.
Details the SELECT, SCROLL, and EXIT button functions in menus.
Illustrates Set-up, Scroll, and Exit & Save menu flows.
Lists configurable settings like units, auto-off, and backlight.
Step-by-step guide to enter the gage's setup menu.
Explains how to scroll through, select, and save menu settings.
How to change measurement units and set auto power-off time.
Details sample rate (PSS) and digital filtering for accuracy.
How to adjust display backlight and button press tone.
Covers USB configuration and entry into the calibration menu.
Details ON/OFF, ZERO, PEAK, and SEND button roles.
Explains how to tare the gage for accurate measurements.
Details the steps and displays shown when powering on the FDX.
Recommends conditioning the load cell before zeroing for accuracy.
How to monitor instantaneous force in real-time.
Explains how to enter and use peak modes for tension and compression.
Details how peak memory works and how to recall peak readings.
Lists CAUTION and WARNING messages like TARE TOO HIGH and OVERLOAD.
Explains commands for sending data and data format.
Details fixed serial data transmission parameters.
Details the contact assignments for the 5-pin USB connector.
Lists safe overload limits for different units and capacities.
Overview of verification, calibration, and re-certification process.
Steps for testing accuracy and identifying out-of-tolerance conditions.
Steps to enter calibration mode and select units.
Details setting up fixtures, conditioning, zeroing, and applying weights.
Explains battery life, charging, and low battery indications.
