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Memo-Graph S 5 Operation / adjusting device settings - Set-up to commissioning

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Service: Calibration sub-menu

Factory calibration for clock module and rear wall temperature.

Caution!

Do not change this, otherwise the device will malfunction. Calibration only possible using a PC cali-

bration routine. Must only be carried out by qualified skilled personnel.

5.8 Software update or upgrade via PC software

Caution!

When the program is updated, all measurement data in the memory and on the ATA flash card is

deleted.

If the measured values saved in the device are still required, they should first be read out or the ATA

flash card should be updated and removed from the device. After the program transfer, all device

settings are reset to the factory settings.

1. Install and start supplied PC software.

2. Connect the device to the PC.

3. Remove, if necessary, the write protection on the program diskette (only for software upgrade).

4. Insert program diskette into the PC disk drive

5. Go to the “Miscellaneous / Special device functions / Safety Data Manager / Transfer pro-

gram” menu.

6. Select interface parameters (Com-Port)

7. Select desired program file and confirm with OK.

Set-up -> Service -> Calibration

Quartz clock Quartz clock calibration

RWT 1/2 correction Rear wall temperature correction value for analogue board 1 (channels 1...8) or 2 (channels 9...16)

RWT comp. Offset Correction factor offset for the rear wall temperature compensation of both analogue boards.

The higher the value, the greater the correction of the internal rear wall temperature compensation with thermal ele-

ments. The value -9.99 switches correction off.

RWT comp. Quant. 1..8 Weighting of internal rear wall temperature compensation correction with thermal elements for analogue channel 1..8/

9..16. The higher the value of the weighting, the higher the displayed temperature.

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