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Process Unit 73 LF - Knick

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Manual Temperature Compensation<br />

Manual temperature compensation only makes<br />

sense if the process is running at a constant temperature!<br />

With ”Measuring Temp Manual” selected,<br />

”MAN.TEMP” will be read in the lower right corner<br />

of the display in measuring mode. The reading<br />

”MAN.TEMP” will not appear if the measuring temperature<br />

is read on the measurement display. You<br />

can read out the manually defined temperature on<br />

the secondary display (see page 2–1).<br />

With ”Measuring Temp Manual” selected, automatic<br />

temperature measurement continues, and<br />

display, limit values and alarm messages are controlled<br />

by the measured value (not by the manually<br />

adjusted temperature).<br />

You must enter the process temperature:<br />

Measure the temperature of the process medium<br />

using a glass thermometer, for example,<br />

or<br />

make sure that the temperature of the process<br />

medium is at a constant level, e.g. using a thermostat.<br />

Enter the measured temperature using scrolling<br />

and cursor keys (see page 2–5) and confirm your<br />

entry with .<br />

How to define calibration temperature<br />

detection<br />

Calibration temperature can be manually compensated<br />

if the temperature probe remains in the process<br />

medium while the cell is dismounted during<br />

calibration.<br />

Select ”Cal Temp” using .<br />

Select ”Cal Temp Auto” or ”Cal Temp Manual”<br />

using and and confirm with .<br />

For manual entry of calibration temperature, refer<br />

to page 6–4.<br />

Capabilities 9–15

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