Velleman DVM8861 User Manual page 5

Infrared thermometer with dual laser targeting
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• Use the mode button (5) to scroll through the setup of the device. Use up (3) or down
(4) button to adjust the value and press the mode button (5) again to save the value
and go to the next item. To cancel setup, pull the measurement trigger (6). Pushing
the mode button (5) after setting the lower alarm limit will start the set-up cycle
again.
Push # Function
1
Emissivity adjustment
2
Lock mode
3
Enable alarm upper limit
4
Set value upper limit
5
Enable alarm lower limit
6
Set value lower limit
• To switch between measurements in °C and °F, open the battery cover (7). Just
below the measurement trigger (6), a small switch is located. Move this switch gently
to the left (for °F reading) or right (for °C reading) without touching any other internal
parts of the thermometer. Close the battery cover (7). The setting is shown in the
display (F).
• Hold the meter by the handle grip (8) and point the IR sensor (1) towards the surface
of which the temperature needs to be measured.
• Pull and hold the measurement trigger (6). The display (2) lights up and shows the
current temperature (I) and the maximum temperature (H).
• During measurement, the word 'SCAN' is visible in the LED display. When the
measurement stops, the word 'HOLD' is shown. The last measured value will remain
on the display until the measurement trigger (6) is pulled again, or when the
thermometer powers-off automatically (after ± 7 seconds).
• The maximum measured value of the current measurement is always shown in the
display (H).
00 (16/10/2008)
DVM8861
A. data hold
B. laser 'on'
C. lock
D. high/low alarm
E. °C/°F indication
F. battery indication
G. emissivity value
H. max. temperature value
I. current temperature
Range
0.10~1.00
on / off
on / off
-50~+550°C (-58~+1022°F)
on / off
-50~+550°C (-58~+1022°F)
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