Greisinger GMH 3851 Manual

Greisinger Ikke kategoriseret GMH 3851

Læs gratis den danske manual til Greisinger GMH 3851 (22 sider) i kategorien Ikke kategoriseret. Denne vejledning er vurderet som hjælpsom af 9 personer og har en gennemsnitlig bedømmelse på 3.5 stjerner ud af 5 anmeldelser. Har du et spørgsmål om Greisinger GMH 3851, eller vil du spørge andre brugere om produktet?

Download PDF

Side 1/22

H60.0.12.6C-13

GHM Messtechnik GmbH • Standort Greisinger

Hans-Sachs-Str. 26 • D-93128 Regenstauf



 +49 (0) 9402 / 9383-0  +49 (0) 9402 / 9383-33  info@greisinger.de

as of version 2.1 Operating Manual GMH 3851

Resistive material moisture and temperature measuring

instrument with data logger and programmable user curves

keep for future reference

WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE 93889386

GMH 38 Series

Materialfeuchte material moisture /

H60.0.12.6C-13 Operating Manual GMH 3851 Page 2 22 of

_____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________

Index

1 GENERAL ADVICE .................................................................................................................................................. 3

2 INTENDED USE ........................................................................................................................................................ 3

2.1 S ................................................................................................................................ 3 AFETY SIGNS AND SYMBOLS

2.2 S I ......................................................................................................................................... 3 AFETY NSTRUCTIONS

3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................................................... 4

3.1 S .............................................................................................................................................. 4 COPE OF DELIVERY

3.2 O M ........................................................................................................................... 4 PERATING AND AINTENANCE

3.3 S .......................................................................................................... 4 TART UP AND READINESS FOR OPERATION

3.4 C ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 ONNECTIONS

3.5 D E .............................................................................................................................................. 5 ISPLAY LEMENTS

3.6 P ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 USHBUTTONS

4 DEVICE CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................... 6

5 SOME BASICS OF PRECISION MATERIAL MOISTURE MEASURING ...................................................... 7

5.1 M C W -B M C OISTURE ONTENT AND UET ASIS OISTURE ONTENT W ........................................................................ 7

5.2 S ....................................................................................................................... 7 PECIAL FEATURES OF THE DEVICE

5.3 A -H F ......................................................................................................................................... 7 UTO OLD UNCTION

5.4 A - ('A ........................................................................................... 7 UTOMATIC TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION TC')

5.5 M I W : M W T M -N ............................................................. 8 EASURING N OOD EASURING ITH WO EASURING EEDLES

5.6 S ........................................................................................................................ 8 PLIT LOG FIREWOOD MEASURING

5.6.1 Presettings ...................................................................................................................................................... 8

5.6.2 Sample taking ................................................................................................................................................. 8

5.6.3 Measuring ...................................................................................................................................................... 9

5.7 M O M ........................................................................................................................ 10 EASURING THER ATERIALS

5.7.1 ‘Hard‘ Materials (concrete or similar): Measuring with brush-type probes (GBSL91 or GBSK91) ............ 10

5.7.2 ‘Soft‘ Materials (polystyrene or similar): Measuring with Measuring-rods or -pins ) ........... 10 (GMS 300/91

5.7.3 Measuring bulk cargo, bales and other special measures ........................................................................... 10

5.8 M , .................................................... 10 EASURING OF MATERIALS HAVING NO CHARACTERISTIC CURVES STORED

6 HINTS FOR SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................... 11

6.1 M ('WET' - OISTURE EVALUATION 'MEDIUM' - 'DRY') ................................................................................... 11

6.2 P - ('S .......................................................................................... 11 RE SELECTION OF FAVOURITE MATERIALS ORT')

6.3 I P C C ............................................................................. 11 NDIVIDUALLY ROGRAMMABLE HARACTERISTIC URVES

7 OPERATION OF LOGGER ................................................................................................................................... 12

7.1 F -S S S „UNC TOR“: TORING INGLE EASUREMENTSM ............................................................................................. 12

7.2 - A „FUNC CYCL“: UTOMATIC ECORDING ITH ELECTABLE OGGER YCLE IMER W S L -C -T ..................................... 13

8 OUTPUT ................................................................................................................................................................... 14

8.1 I - B A ('A .') ................................................................................................................. 14 NTERFACE ASE DDRESS DR

8.2 A O S DAC.0 DAC.1 ................................................................................ 14 NALOGUE UTPUT – CALING WITH AND

9 APPLICATION IN THE GLUED TIMBER CONSTRUCTION ACC. TO DIN 1052-1 (MPA CERTIFIED) ................................. 14

10 FAULT AND SYSTEM MESSAGES ................................................................................................................. 15

11 INSPECTION OF THE ACCURACY / ADJUSTMENT SERVICES ............................................................ 15

12 MEASURING PRECISION ................................................................................................................................ 15

13 SPECIFICATION ................................................................................................................................................. 16

14 DISPOSAL NOTES .............................................................................................................................................. 16

15 APPENDIX A: SORTS OF WOOD .................................................................................................................... 17

16 APPENDIX B: ADDITIONAL MATERIALS ................................................................................................... 22

16.1 M ............................................................................................................ 22 EASURING OF BUILDING MATERIALS

16.2 M ................................................................................................ 22 EASURING OF AGRICULTURAL BULK CARGO

16.3 E ....................................................................................................... 22 STIMATION OF ADDITIONAL MATERIALS