2 probe usage guidelines, Probe usage guidelines – ROTRONIC HP23-AW-A User Manual
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E-M-HP23-V2_13
Rotronic AG
Bassersdorf, Switzerland
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Water activity mode settings:
Setting
Applies to
Notes
Dwell Time
AwQuick
The HP23 waits the specified amount of time before processing the humidity
data with the AwQuick algorithm.
Recommended value: 3 or 4 minutes.
AWQ-Temp
AwQuick
The HP23 considers temperature to be stable when the rate of change of the
temperature signal is less than the specified value.
Recommended value: 0.01
°C / min
AWE-Temp
AwE
The HP23 considers temperature to be at equilibrium when the rate of
change of the temperature signal is less than the specified value.
Recommended value: 0.01
°C / min
AWE-Humi
AwE
The HP23 considers humidity to be at equilibrium when the rate of change of
the humidity signal is less than the specified value.
Recommended value: 0.0001 Aw / min
SaveResult
AwQuick
AwE
When the Aw measurement is ended, the result is saved in the following
data bins:
Probe 1: Bin 1
Probe 2: Bin 2
5.4.2 Probe usage guidelines
1) HC2-AW probe: check that the red LED on top of the probe is lit. This indicates that the probe is being
powered. If necessary, power the probe by pressing once on the red button located on top of the probe.
When the red LED is not lit, the HC2-AW probe is not powered and the instrument is not receiving a
signal from the probe.
2) Measuring with only one probe at a time: both the AwQuick and AwE functions run simultaneously for
both HP23 probe inputs. We strongly recommend to either disconnect or to power down any unused
probe.
IMPORTANT:
o
The measurement starts simultaneously for both probe inputs (disconnect or power off any
unused probe)
o
Usually, the measurement ends at a different time for each probe
o
Each probe can be displayed by using the UP or the DOWN key
o
Do not press on ENTER until the measurement has ended for both probes