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The TM612 (all references to the TM612 also include the TM612A unless otherwise indicated) was checked
mechanically and electrically prior to shipment. The necessary precautions have been taken to ensure it
reaches the user without being damaged.
Nonetheless, it is wise to make a quick check to detect any damage that may have occurred during transport.
If this is the case, inform the carrier immediately thereof.
The standard accessories are the following:
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This users guide
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4 AA batteries (1.5V).
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Wrist strap.
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WARRANTY & CALIBRATION
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Protection and our Calibration Reminder service. Let
Palmer Wahl help you protect your investment, and
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other quality standards.
Questions? Call Customer Service
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Or email: register@palmerwahl.com
If service or re-certification of your instrument is needed, please contact us via phone, fax or e-mail, for a
Return Material Authorization (RMA) number.
If the unit is to be returned, it is preferable to use the original packaging and return with transportation
Wahl Instruments, Inc.
234 Old Weaverville Road
Asheville, NC 28804 USA
Phone: 800.421.2853
Fax: 828.658.0728
e-mail:rma@palmerwahl.com
website:www.palmerwahl.com
TM612
828.658.3131
TM612
A.
General ................................................................................................................... 5
A.1
Introduction .......................................................................................................... 5
A.2
Parts ................................................................................................................... 5
A.3
Safety.................................................................................................................. 5
A.3.1
Compliance with safety standards ........................................................................ 5
A.3.2
Environmental conditions ................................................................................... 6
A.3.3
Worn devices .................................................................................................. 6
A.3.4
Device destruction procedure .............................................................................. 6
A.3.5
Instructions .................................................................................................... 6
A.3.6
Making measurements ...................................................................................... 6
A.3.7
Defects and abnormal stresses ............................................................................ 6
A.3.8
Definitions...................................................................................................... 7
A.4
Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 7
Using the instrument .................................................................................................. 8
B.1.1
The keyboard .................................................................................................. 8
B.1.2
The measuring and simulation terminals ................................................................ 9
B.1.3
The USB connector ......................................................................................... 12
B.1.4
The screen ................................................................................................... 12
B.1.5
Getting started (after power-up) ........................................................................ 13
B.1.6
Main characteristics ........................................................................................ 13
Mode Programming .................................................................................................. 14
C.1.1
Resistance or temperature measurement using resistive sensors ................................ 14
Related Functions..................................................................................................... 16
D.1
Scaling............................................................................................................... 16
D.2
Differential measurements ...................................................................................... 17
D.3
Calibrated sensors ................................................................................................ 18
D.4
Storage of acquisitions in progress. ........................................................................... 20
Parameter settings ................................................................................................... 27
E.1
Contrast adjustment .............................................................................................. 27
E.2
Date and time setting ............................................................................................ 27
E.3
"Preferences" setting. ............................................................................................ 28
E.3.1
Filtering setting. ............................................................................................ 28
E.3.2
Display resolution setting. ................................................................................ 28
E.3.3
Lighting duration setting. ................................................................................. 28
E.3.4
"Key beeping" setting. ..................................................................................... 28
E.3.5
Language setting ........................................................................................... 28
E.3.6
Temperature unit setting ................................................................................. 29
E.4
"Maintenance" menu ............................................................................................. 29
E.4.1
Adjustment from the Maintenance menu .............................................................. 29
E.5
"About the instrument" menu .................................................................................. 31
F.
Software Update ...................................................................................................... 32
G.
Technical specifications.............................................................................................. 33
G.1
Measurement Function ........................................................................................... 33
G.1.1
Resistance ................................................................................................... 33
G.1.2
Temperature by resistive sensors. ...................................................................... 33
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