Safety Notes; Applications; Setting Into Operation - Monacor DTM-506RS Mode D'emploi

9 Button "HOLD" for "freezing" a
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measured value and for interrupting
the "Record" mode [only for the main
display (a)]
10 Button "MIN/MAX" for switching on
the "Record" mode [only for the main
display (a)]
1st actuation of button:
Display of maximum temperature
2nd actuation of button:
Display of minimum temperature
3rd actuation of button:
Display of average temperature
4th actuation of button:
Display of current temperature
5th actuation of button:
same as 1st actuation, etc.
Keep button pressed until "RECORD"
is extinguished on the display:
The "Record" mode is switched off.
11 Button "TYPE" for selecting the sen-
sor type at jack T1 (K, J, T, E, R, S, or
N)
12 Button "SET" for activating the input
mode for a reference temperature,
for limiting values, and for the time
13 Button
display illumination
14 Button "TYPE" for selecting the sen-
sor type at jack T2

2 Safety Notes

The thermometer corresponds to the
directive for electromagnetic compatibil-
ity 89/336/EEC.
The thermometer is neither suitable for
medical applications nor for measure-
ments in microwave ovens!
The supplied temperature sensors
must only be used for measurements
up to max. 260 °C (500 °F).
Protect the thermometer against hu-
midity and heat (admissible ambient
temperature range 0 – 50 °C).
For cleaning only use a dry, soft cloth,
by no means chemicals or water.
If the digital thermometer is used for
other purposes than originally in-
tended, if it is not operated in the cor-
rect way or not repaired by authorized
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for switching on and off the
personnel, no liability for any damage
will be accepted.
If the thermometer is to be put out of
operation permanently, take it to a
local recycling plant for disposal.

3 Applications

The digital thermometer DTM-506RS
serves for temperature measurements
on objects. With the supplied tempera-
ture sensors (K-type), temperatures up to
+260 °C (+500 °F) can be measured. For
high-precision measurements, sensors
for professional applications are recom-
mended (e. g. DTP-3 by MONACOR).
The types K, J, T, E, R, S, and N can be
used (see specifications on page 21).
By means of the supplied interface
cable, the thermometer can be connect-
ed to a computer with RS-232 interface.
The supplied software for Windows 3.x
and Windows 95
temperature curves.

4 Setting into Operation

1) Connect the temperature sensors to
the jacks T1 and T2 (1).
2) To obtain a good reading position, un-
fold the set-up bracket at the rear
side of the protective rubber frame.
3) Switch on the thermometer with the
button (3).
4) A display (2) appears. If it does not
appear, insert a 9 V battery. If the
symbol appears, replace the bat-
tery – see chapter 6 "Replacing the
Battery".
5) After operation, always switch off the
thermometer with the button
"Record" mode has been activated
with the button "MIN/MAX" (10), the
thermometer cannot be switched off.
First keep the button "MIN/MAX"
pressed until "RECORD" is extin-
guished on the display. It is not pos-
sible to switch off until then.
The thermometer also switches off
automatically if it has not been used
for approx. 30 minutes (except for the
"Record" mode). Upon short actu-
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