Features, Overview, Operation – Velleman DVM99 User Manual

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DVM99

V. 03 – 22/08/2013

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©Velleman nv

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.

Keep this manual for future reference.

4. Features

temperature readout in °C or °F

data hold

lock feature for continuous scanning

over range indication

automatic power off

adjustable emissivity

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

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

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

thermometer:
o

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

o

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

o

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

ON/OFF button [F].

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

in continuous mode after ±20min.

IR-mode

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

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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