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function. Once a function has been set, press ENTER to exit the
configuration menu, or CONFIG to continue with further configuration. In
order, the configuration menu and operation is as follows:
1. Engineering Units set. The unit is shipped configured to display
PSI. By pressing the ▲ and ▼ (ZERO and MAX/MIN) keys you can
scroll forward and backwards through the 18 standard engineering
units plus a one custom unit/scale. When the desired unit is displayed,
press ENTER or CONFIG. Pressure will now be displayed in the
chosen engineering units.
See the Specifications section of this manual for a list of available
engineering units. See the Supervisory Mode section for details on
setting up custom units.
2. Set Auto Off. The auto-shut off can be set in 1 minute increments
from 1 to 30 minutes or “off” (continuous operation). The unit is
shipped set for 30 minutes. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to set the desired
interval. The “off” setting is at the low end of the choices, below 1
minute.
3. Display battery voltage. Actual voltage and a percent of life
bargraph indicate battery condition
4. Display actual temperature. The IPI is temperature compensated,
this displays the temperature measured by the internal sensor. The
value can be set to degrees F or degrees C using the arrow keys.
5. Set damping. Choices are “on” and “off” set with the ▲ and ▼ keys.
Turning damping on will smooth readings from pulsating pressure
sources.
6. Set sample rate: This determines how often pressure is sampled and
the display is updated. Choices are 0.5, 1, 3, and 10 samples/
second. Note that 10/sec provides the fastest response time.
7. Set TARE. This allows you to set a constant offset value, which is
then subtracted from the measured pressure. For example if a TARE is
set at 30 PSI, and the measured pressure is 37 PSI, the displayed
value will be 7 PSI.
A pressure of 27 PSI would be displayed as –3 PSI.
The tare value is set manually with the ▲ and ▼ keys, and is based on
the engineering units and resolution selected for display. TARE value
can be set to the maximum range of the gauge.
The bar graph will always display the actual pressure based on the full
range of the gauge regardless of the tare setting. This is done for
safety to insure that even with a “0” reading that pressure is being
applied to the gauge.