F) Perform Measurement - VOLTCRAFT KBM-100 Bedienungsanleitung

f) Perform measurement

• Rinse the measuring probe with distilled water before the measurement and wipe it dry.
• Dip the tip of the measuring probe approx. 2 - 3 cm into the liquid to be measured.
Do not reach into the liquid with your hand or other body parts. This may cause
injury, depending on liquid.
• Move the tip of the measuring probe back and forth slightly until the display of the measured
value has stabilised. The automatic temperature compensation ("ATC") ensures precise
measured values even at different liquid temperatures.
• For the measured value to stay in the display when pulling the probe from the liquid, briefly
push the button "H/M" (4). This activates the data hold function. Pressing the button "H/M"
again deactivates the data hold function again.
• The combination meter also has a measuring mode for the maximum and minimum values.
Keep the button "H/M" (4) pushed for longer until the "MAX" (D) and "MIN" (F) flash in the
display at the same time.
Now perform the measurement as described above. The combination meter saves the
maximum and minimum value internally.
To display the saved maximum value, briefly push the button "H/M" (4). The display "MAX"
(D) flashes.
To display the saved minimum value, briefly push the button "H/M" (4). The display "MIN" (F)
flashes.
If you push the button "H/M" (4) again briefly, the display "MAX" (D) and "MIN" (F) flashes at
the same time and you can continue measuring.
If the measuring mode for the maximum/minimum value is to be ended, keep the button
"H/M" (4) pushed for a longer time until the display "MAX" and "MIN" disappears from the
display.
While the combination meter is in the measuring mode for the maximum/minimum
value, it cannot be switched off via the button " /CAL" (5).
• The display shows dashes at the upper or lower edge (" _ _ _ _") if the measured value
exceeds or undercuts the permitted measuring range.
• Rinse the measuring probe with distilled water after each measurement and wipe it dry. This
prevents a wrong measured value at the next measurement because the measuring probe
still contains liquid residue from the preceding measurement.
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