Kistler-Morse KM SVS2000 - Manual (Page 25)

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9. If you selected vertical Legs, the display shows:
ROSETTE ARRAyS?
The choices for microcell configuration are rosette arrays (‘T’ configuration) or vertical sensors. For
vertical sensors, press the up Arrow key; the display shows:
verTICL SenSOrS?
10. When the display shows the desired microcell configuration, press the enter key. The display
acknowledges the selection.
11. The display shows:
WOrkng CAPACITy:
12. Press the enter key. The display looks like this:
> 000 lbs
If you selected kg, the display shows kg.
13. Use the numeric Keys to input the working capacity. Press the Enter Key. The display acknowledges the
entry and shows:
WOrkIng STreSS:
14. Press the enter key. The display looks like this:
> 0 psi
If you selected kg, the display shows stress units of kg/mm2.
15. Use the numeric Keys to input the working stress. Press the Enter Key. The display acknowledges the
entry. Proceed to Step 23.
note: If you input a stress that is outside the range of typical values, the SvS2000 requests verification
by showing Stress Too Low? or Stress Too High? for a few seconds. The SvS2000 returns to the stress
input screen and allows you to re-enter the stress if desired.
16. If you selected Direct Support, the display shows:
CeLL rATeD LOAD:
17. Press the enter key. The display looks like this:
> 00 lbs
If you selected kg, the display shows kg.
18. Use the numeric Keys to input the rated load per load cell. Press the Enter Key. The display
acknowledges the entry and shows:
CeLL SenSITIvTy:
19. Press the enter key. The display shows:
> .000 mV/V
note: Cell sensitivity is input in millivolts/ volt. For example, if the sensitivity is 26.7 millivolts/volt, the
display should look like this after you input the value:
> 26.700 mV/V
20. Use the numeric Keys to input the load cell sensitivity. Press the Enter Key. The display acknowledges
the entry and shows:
# OF SuPPOrTS: