For optimal measurement accuracy, you can
use the Indigo80 handheld indicator to give additional information about the connected
probe’s measurement environment.
| The environment settings
available via Indigo80 correspond to the environmental compensation settings of the probe.
Therefore, Environment settings and are interconnected: the configuration set in either menu is applied to
both. |
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Connect the probe(s) to the indicator.
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Open the
main menu by pressing
.
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Select Devices. If you have more than one device connected to the indicator, make a further selection
between the devices.
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Select Environment settings to access the settings for your probe.
The available environment settings
depend on the probe and probe firmware version.
- Pressure
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Value for pressure compensation.
The current value is stored in non-volatile memory when the device is turned off,
and restored at power-up.
- Temperature
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If any value is entered in this
field, the device will use it as its temperature measurement value instead of its
own sensor reading. This is needed when probe heating is used, as it will also
heat the temperature sensor of the device.
At device reset, the value is
cleared.
| The temperature
value needs an external source, for example, another probe that is able to
provide the value constantly in real time, and the value needs to correspond to
the temperature of the measurement environment as accurately as possible. Thus,
set the temperature value only if you have another probe connected to the
indicator from which you can read the value. Do not set the temperature value
manually. |
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Select a setting from the list, for example, Pressure.
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Select the unit, if prompted.
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Use the arrow buttons to set the desired value, and then select OK or Set.
You can also select to read the value from another probe connected to the
indicator, provided that the probe can output the required compensation parameter.
Press
to highlight the Read value from field, and then press
to select the other probe as the source of the value.
| For Temperature, always set the temperature value to be read from another probe. Do not set the
temperature value manually. Make sure that both probes are in the same environment
to get the most accurate measurement values. |
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Exit the menu
by pressing
or return to the main menu by pressing
.