Brookfield DV2T Viscometer User Manual

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Brookfield Engineering Labs., Inc.

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Manual No. M13-167-B0614

Instructions

: Record specific instructions to the operator. This information will be presented

immediately when the program is Run (see Figure III-8). The operator is

required to acknowledge the message before the program will continue.

Figure III-8

TIP: If the operator selects “Do not show this message again” within

the Instructions message box, then Instructions will no longer

be displayed for any test. This condition can be reset to allow

Instructions to be displayed in the Display section of User Settings

.

TIP: Instructions can be viewed during the test by selecting instructions

(more/less bar) in the View Test screen.

Reports

: Define how data will be presented at the conclusion of the test and specify

the path for saving data files. Upon the conclusion of a test, the user can be

presented with either a data Table or an Average of collected data points. Once

in the Results section, the down arrow

can be used to change the view.

Post Test Averaging can be specified as either Test Averaging or Step Averaging.

Test Averaging allows you to select which step from the program (created with

PG Flash) is to be averaged and displayed. Step Averaging is used when there

is a single test step (as created from the display of DV2T). See Section III.10

for more detail relating to Data Averaging.

The data path for saving data can be preselected as part of the test report.

TIP: Selecting a data path can help to organize data storage in the internal

memory of DV2T. By preselecting the data path, operators are directed

to put data from specific tests into specific areas.

TIP: If you select a data path that includes a USB Flash Drive location and the

USB Flash Drive has been removed, an error message will be displayed.

Density

: Input a density value for the sample to be tested. This value will be used to

calculate viscosity when kinematic viscosity units have been chosen for display

(see Section IV.4.2).

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