Pressure Units; Automatic Power-Off; Battery Voltage Display; Current Temperature Display - WIKA CPG1500 Betriebsanleitung

6. Commissioning, operation
Menu level Menu level 2
Info
S# (e.g.: 1A00023458)
T# (e.g.: ABCDEFG12345)
MR: (e.g.: 0...100 bar)
ManufDat. (e.g.: 10/05/2016)
CalibDat. (e.g.: 10/05/2016)
Firmware
Memory status
Op hrs
O. pressure
O. temp

6.4.1 Pressure units

The CPG1500 is factory preset to the pressure unit of "bar" or "psi". Via the menu,
the instrument can be changed to 31 predefined pressure and level units, as well as 3
customer-specific units.
For a list of the available technical units of measure, see chapter 10 "Specifications".

6.4.2 Automatic power-off

The time duration for automatic power-off can be selected from four predefined and
fixed steps. Thus it can be set to "5 min", "15 min", "30 min" or "Off". With "Off", the
instrument remains activated until it is switched off using the [ON/OFF] button or until the
batteries are empty.
If a time has been set, then the CPG runs from the last button press for this time and then
switches itself off automatically. Also, during a wireless transmission or through a log, the
time is stopped and restarted after completion of this.

6.4.3 Battery voltage display

The current battery voltage as well as the remaining useful life of the battery are displayed
via the battery symbol.

6.4.4 Current temperature display

The CPG1500 is temperature-compensated. This option displays the temperature
measured by the internal sensor. The value indication can be switched from degrees of
Fahrenheit to degrees of Celsius.

6.4.5 Setting the damping

With the "Damping" setting, one can select between three different, fixed, preconfigured
filter settings. With "Off", the filter is inactive and not in operation. Thus only the
display on the CPG1500 is damped. The pressure value that is read over the wireless
transmission or the value written to the logger will not be damped.
WIKA operating instructions, model CPG1500
Menu level 3
= serial number
= tag number
= measuring range
= date of manufacture
= calibration date
In %
[d h]
[bar]
[ °C]
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