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2 button functions, 3 stored values and setups, 4 engineering format – INFICON Sensistor ISH2000 Hydrogen Leak Detector User Manual

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Hydrogen leak detector Sensistor ISH2000

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Operating Manual

OM-Sensistor ISH2000-EN-201304

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EN

8.2 Button functions

The buttons may change functions in different menus. Always read the text, just
above the buttons in the display, for the button functions.

All changes in values are valid only when saved using the

Save

or

Enter

button

(button 4). All changes is saved into the instrument. Only Trigg Level is stored into
the probe.

Use the

Undo

or

Esc

button (button 1) to delete a change in value and revert to the

previous setting.

Use the

Esc

button (button 1) to browse backwards through the menus to the start

position

Locating Mode/Measuring Mode

.

To change quickly from

Locating Mode

to

Measuring Mode

or vice versa, press button 4

three times in succession.

8.3 Stored values and setups

All values and instrument setups is saved into the instruments memory. Only the Trig
Level
is stored into the hand probes memory. That mean that you easily can change
the probe to another one and still keep your setup.

8.4 Engineering format

Some of the parameters of the detector are written in engineering format. This
format can represent a very wide range of numbers from very small to very large
numbers.

The following examples describes the format used in the detector:

1.00E+01 = 1.00 x 10

1

= 10

1.00E+00 = 1.00 x 10

0

= 1

1.25E-02 = 1.25 x 10

-2

= 0.0125

8.5 Change Test Mode

Choose the test method you will use in the menu Change Test Mode. There are
three different methods to choose:

Measuring Mode

Locating Mode

Combined Mode*

* Not in ILS500 Mode

See Reference section for a description of the functions.

8.6 Calibration

Calibrate

The instrument must be calibrated by using the integral calibration function to
ensure it displays the correct values in

Measuring Mode/Combined Mode

. After

calibration the instrument will show the correct measured values on the display.

If the probe is replaced with another probe a new calibration must be performed.