2low battery indicator, 3decimal point position, 4incremental display step – Cooper Instruments & Systems DPG 100 Digital Pressure Test Gage User Manual

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2.2.2 Low Battery Indicator

On the left side of the display, just above the minus sign, is the low battery indicator (in the shape of an arrow).
When the battery voltage is less than 5 volts, the display will be blanked and the low battery indicator will illuminate
to indicate that the batteries should be replaced. The low battery indicator can be seen when the instrument is
turned on and all segments of the display are momentarily lighted.

When the low battery indicator is illuminated, change the batteries as soon as possible. The instrument will not
function if the battery voltage falls below approximately 4 volts.


2.2.3 Decimal Point Position

The decimal point position automatically changes depending upon:

• the user selected engineering units

• the pressure range of the instrument

The decimal point position cannot be changed manually.

2.2.4 Incremental Display Step

The incremental display step is the value, which the last digit of the display will change by. This value will either be
1, 2, or 5 display counts. It automatically changes depending upon:

• the user selected engineering units

• the pressure range of the instrument

The incremental display step cannot be changed manually.


2.2.5 Pressure Port Threads

There are two types of pressure ports used, based on the operating pressure of the instrument. Male threads (for
ranges below 500 PSI) are ¼ -18 NPT. Female threads (for ranges 500 PSI and above) are 9/16-18 UNF-2B
straight thread with SAE spec J514 O-ring boss. An 0-ring is needed to seal all instruments with female threads.
Optional pressure adapters are listed in the "Accessories" section of this chapter.

2.3

Maximum Safe Overpressure

Maximum safe overpressure is the pressure that the instrument can experience occasionally without loss of
accuracy or permanent damage.

Table 1: Maximum Safe Overpressure

Pressure Range (PSI)

Maximum Safe

Overpressure (PSI)

0-1=1 10

0 -5 = 5

25

0-15=15 75
0-30=30 150

0 -50 = 50

250

0-100=100 500

0-200 = 200

1000

0- 300 = 300

1200

0- 500 = 500

1500

0- 750 = 750

1500

0 -1000 = 1K

2000

0 -1500 = 1.5K

3000

0 -2000 = 2K

4000

0 -3000 = 3K

6000

0 -5000 = 5K

7500

0-7500 = 7.5K

12000

0-10000= 10K

15000

DPG 100

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Rev Feb 2001

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