Averaging; Zero Point Correction Sensor 1 (Ofs.1) Or Sensor 2 (Ofs.2); Scale Correction Sensor 1 (Scl.1) And Sensor 2 (Scl.2) - WIKA CPH62I0 Betriebsanleitung

6. Commissioning, operation

6.4.4 Averaging

The averaging function acts on the displayed values (display and interface). It is
completely independent of the averaging within the logger function (do not confuse
them!).
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The averaging integrates the measured values during a chosen time interval and then
calculates the average display value.
The function is independent of the selected measuring rate (fast/slow measurement).
So long as a sufficiently long set time (in seconds) has not yet been measured in
order to calculate the mean value, "----" is shown in the display - in the lower display, a
'countdown' is displayed.
During the low-power logger operation, the averaging function is always deactivated.
Function of Min./Max. value memory in conjunction with the averaging function:
If averaging is activated and slow measurement, "rAtE-SLo", is selected, the Min./
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Max. memory value relates to the average display values.
If averaging is activated and fast measuring function is selected ("rAtE-FASt" or
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"rAtE-P.dEt"), the Min./Max. memory value relates to the internal measured values (>
1,000 Hz measuring rate).

6.4.5 Zero point correction sensor 1 (OFS.1) or sensor 2 (OFS.2)

A zero point offset can be carried out for the respective measurement:
Displayed value = measured value – offset
Default setting
'off' = 0.0, i.e. no correction is made. The zero point correction, together with the slope
correction, is mainly used for the adjustment of sensor deviations. The entry is made in
the display unit.

6.4.6 Scale correction sensor 1 (SCL.1) and sensor 2 (SCL.2)

The scale of the corresponding measurement can be influenced by this factor (factor is in
%):
Displayed value = (measured value – offset) * (1+Scal/100)
Default setting
'off' = 0.000, i.e. no correction is made. The scale correction, together with the zero point
correction, is mainly used for the adjustment of sensor deviations.
28 WIKA operating instructions, model CPH62I0