Example of enabling temperature compensation with Indigo80 handheld indicator (HMP7 and TMP1) - HMP1 - HMP3 - HMP4 - HMP5 - HMP7 - HMP8 - HMP9 - HMPX - MMP8 - MMPX - TMP1 - TMPX

HMP Series with MMP8 and TMP1 User Guide
Document code
M212022EN
Revision
K
Language
English
Product
HMP1
HMP3
HMP4
HMP5
HMP7
HMP8
HMP9
HMPX
MMP8
MMPX
TMP1
TMPX
Document type
User guide
  • Probe connection cable (2 pcs)

The temperature-dependent output parameters of the HMP7 humidity and temperature probe are unavailable when the probe heating function of HMP7 is active. Therefore the temperature measurement data needs to be provided from an external source, which can be, for example, any Indigo-compatible probe with a temperature output. With HMP7 and TMP1 connected to the Indigo80 handheld indicator, you can enable TMP1 to function as the temperature source for HMP7.

Make sure that both probes are in the same environment to get the most accurate measurement values.
  1. Connect the probe(s) to Indigo80 in any order.

    In this example, TMP1 is connected to port 1 of the indicator, and HMP7 to port 2.

  2. Open the main menu by pressing .
  3. Select Devices > HMP7.
  4. Select Environment settings > Temperature.
  5. Select Read from device > TMP1.

    The temperature value read from TMP1 is now shown in the Environment settings of HMP7.

    To stop reading the temperature value from TMP1, select HMP7 > Environment settings > Temperature > Stop reading.

  6. Exit the menu by pressing or return to the main menu by pressing .
When you disconnect and then reconnect the same probes to the same ports in Indigo80, Indigo80 will continue reading the temperature value from the previously selected probe. The same applies also when you restart Indigo80 with the same probes connected.