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38 mathematical functions digital communication changing the measuring range setting of pyrometers via the PC old equipment reducing stores stock new digital equipment optimum adaption simple recalibration In the analogue system, mathematical functions required additional equipment. However, with the digital system, these functions are now integrated into the pyrometer which eliminates the need for peripheral equipment. An example of these functions is the “maximum value storage”. Communication with the pyrometer is also possible. A PC connected with the appropriate software is usually sufficient. All relevant data can be entered into the pyrometer, such as emissivity, response time, measuring range, maximum value storage, etc. Within the determined basic temperature measuring range, any sub-range can be set via the PC. Accuracy is not affected by changing the measuring range.The advantages are: •When replacing old equipment the existing measuring range can be entered. Other equipment and the cables can all be reused. •Stores stock levels can be reduced as one range of digital pyrometer can be programmed to cover several different ranges of analogue instruments. •The new equipment is easier to use and reduces complications. • Optimum adaption to a specific application. By using an appropriate black body source and software, digital pyrometers can be quickly recalibrated and checked. Pyrometer Handbook
With the appropriate software all settings are simple to do. On-line graphics are standard today. The following illustrations show how Windows software can communicate with pyrometers. Pyrometer Handbook software Illustration 19: main menu Illustration 20: parameter setting 39
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