Measurement - Honeywell MiniRAE 3000+ User Manual

Measurement

The sub-menus for Measurement are Measurement Gas and Measurement Unit.
Measurement gases
Note: This feature is not available in the MiniRAE Lite+
Measurement gases are organized in four lists:
My List is a customized list of gases that you create. It contains a maximum of 10 gases and
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can only be built in Safety Suite Device Configurator (SSDC) on a PC and transferred to the
instrument.
Note: The first gas in the list is always isobutylene (it cannot be removed from the list).
Last Ten is a list of the last ten gases used by your instrument. The list is built automatically
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and is only updated if the gas selected from Custom Gases or Library is not already in the
Last Ten. This ensures that there is no repetition.
Gas Library is an internal library that consists of all the gases that have been evaluated and
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most have been tested with our instruments. Between 70% and 80% of the Correction
Factors (CF) have been tested for accuracy. Note: They are specific to the instrument and
should not be applied to other instruments.
Custom Gases are gases with user-modified parameters. Using Safety Suite Device
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Configurator (SSDC), all parameters defining a gas can be modified, including the name,
span value(s), correction factor, and default alarm limits.
1. Scroll through each list by pressing [N/-].
2. Press [Y/+] to select one (My List, Last Ten, Gas Library, or Custom Gases).
3. Once you are in one of the categories, press [N/-] to scroll through its list of options and
[Y/+] to select one. (If you press [MODE], you exit to the next submenu.)
4. Press [Y/+] to save your choice or [N/-] to undo your selection.
Press [MODE] to leave the sub-menu and return to the Programming Mode menus.
All Correction Factors (CF) are calculated relative to Isobutylene. From firmware version v2.22,
for every instrument (except MiniRAE Lite) and lamp, if the calibration gas is not isobutylene,
you may only use the "Custom Gas" option to input a Correction Factor.
Handheld PID Monitors
IMPORTANT!
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