Vaisala HMP46 - Manual (Page 52)

HMI41 AND PROBES
Operating Manual
M210316EN-A
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APPENDIX 1: QUICK REFERENCE TO COMMANDS
1. DISPLAY TEXTS AND OPERATING COMMANDS ................................................................ 49
2. CALIBRATION WITH THE HMI41 SOFTWARE ..................................................................... 51
2.1 One-point humidity calibration............................................................................ 51
2.2 Two-point humidity calibration............................................................................ 52
2.3 One-point temperature calibration ...................................................................... 53
2.4 Two-point temperature calibration ...................................................................... 54
3. DATA COLLECTING MODE .................................................................................................. 55
3.1 Manual data collecting................................................................................................ 55
3.2 Setting the measurement duration for automatic data collecting ............................ 56
3.3 Setting the measurement interval for automatic data collecting.............................. 56
3.4 Reading the measurement results ............................................................................. 57
3.4.1 MIN and MAX in the data collecting mode ...................................................... 58
4. TRANSFERRING THE MEASURED DATA TO A PC.............................................................. 59
4.2 Using the serial commands ........................................................................................ 61
4.2.1 PLAY Transferring the data............................................................................ 61
4.2.2 CPLAY Setting characters between decimals and fields................................. 61
4.2.3 HELP Outputting available commands and their contents .......................... 62
4.3.4 ? Outputting the HMI41 settings ..................................................................... 62
5. CHANGING THE SETTINGS .................................................................................................. 63