The DRYCAP 180U sensor in DMT152 is not pressure-dependent. When measuring dew point, pressure compensation is not needed. However, in the calculation of ppm volume concentration, the pressure of the system must be known. If you did not specify pressure compensation when ordering the product, use the commands below to enable the pressure compensation and set the pressure value.
| Syntax | Description |
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| PRES [pp.pppp]<cr> |
[pp.pppp] = Absolute pressure in the measuring point. The unit is bara if metric units have been selected, and psia if non-metric units are used. |
| XPRES [pp.pppp]<cr> | [pp.pppp] = Absolute pressure in the measuring point. The unit is bara if metric units have been selected, and psia if non-metric units are used. |
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Use the XPRES command if the value is changed frequently. The value set using the XPRES command overrides the PRES value, but it is not retained at reset. When the XPRES value is set to 0, the last value set with PRES is used instead. The minimum valid pressure value for both the PRES and XPRES commands is 0.1 bara. |
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Example:
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The pressure conversion coefficients from other pressure units to bars are given in Table 2.
| From | To bara |
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| PaN/m² | 0.00001 |
| mmHg torr | 0.001333224 |
| inHg | 0.03386388 |
| mmH2O | 0.00009806650 |
| inH2O | 0.002490889 |
| atm | 1.01325 |
| at | 0.980665 |
| psia | 0.06894757 |
Example:
29.9213 inHg = 29.9213 × 0.03386388 = 1.01325 bara
| Conversions from mmHg and inHg are defined at 0 °C and from mmH2O and inH2O at 4 °C. |
| You can also set the pressure compensation value when you connect DMT152 to the MI70 indicator. When using MI70, the pressure unit is bara. |