Inhaltsverzeichnis - GE Sensing MCX Bedienungsanleitung

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents
Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction
The MCX calibrator ............................. 8
Pressure Measurements
and Calibrations ................................... 8
Automatic Calibration .......................... 8
Digital Communicator ........................ 10
Standard accessories ....................... 10
Optional accessories ......................... 10
Parts Identification ............................. 12
Preparation Preparation Preparation
Preparation Preparation
Power sources
Power from internal batteries ........... 18
Changing from Alkaline to
rechargeable batteries ...................... 22
Recharging ......................................... 22
Operating from 115V or 230V line
voltage (50 or 60 Hz) ......................... 24
Date and time settings
Setting the clock
to your local time ............................... 26
Temperature readings
Changing the temperature unit ......... 28
Changing the temperature scale ...... 28
LCD screen viewing adjustments
Setting the 'backlight' automatic
shut-off mode ..................................... 30
Backlight on/off operation ................. 30
Screen contrast adjustment .............. 32
Bench or Portable use ...................... 32
Operating the Multi-Calibrator Operating the Multi-Calibrator Operating the Multi-Calibrator Operating the Multi-Calibrator Operating the Multi-Calibrator
Screens to work with .......................... 34
Keys to work with ................................ 38
Functional modes
Reading input signals only ................ 42
Reading output signals only ............. 42
Simultaneous reading of input
and output signals ............................. 42
Keystroking
Storing a keypad operation
sequence ............................................ 44
Recalling a keypad operation
sequence ............................................ 44
Output of electrical signals
Menu selections ................................. 46