Features, Overview, Operation – Velleman DVM99 User Manual

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DVM99

V. 03 – 22/08/2013

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©Velleman nv

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Damage caused by disregard of certain guidelines in this manual is not

covered by the warranty and the dealer will not accept responsibility for

any ensuing defects or problems.

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Keep this manual for future reference.

4. Features

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temperature readout in °C or °F

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data hold

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lock feature for continuous scanning

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over range indication

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automatic power off

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adjustable emissivity

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resolution 0.1°C (0.1°F)

5. Overview

Refer to the illustrations on page 2 of this manual.

A IR sensor

E hold/up button

B

B1 IR LCD

F ON/OFF button

B2 probe/clamp LCD

G clamp trigger

C mode button

H clamp

D IRT/down button

I probe

6. Operation

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The thermometer can measure temperature in 3 ways, using IR, probe

or clamp. The desired way will determine how to switch on the

thermometer:
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to use the IR sensor [A], press the IRT button [D].

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to use the clamp [H], press the ON/OFF button [F].

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to use the probe [I], first unfold the probe [I], and then press the

ON/OFF button [F].

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In hold mode, the thermometer will automatically switch of after ±15s,

in continuous mode after ±20min.

IR-mode
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All data is shown on the IR LCD [B1].

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Aim the IR sensor [A] towards the target and press and hold the IRT

button [D] to measure the temperature. When releasing the IRT button

[D] the last measured value will remain on the display.

Note: The distance-to-target ratio is 1:1; the thermometer should be

held as close as possible to the target.

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