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- Page 1 Luxmeter LX 100...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents 1 Introduction............................4 2 General information..........................4 2.1 Photometric values........................4 3 Operating principle..........................6 3.1 Keyboard presentation........................6 4 Setting..............................7 4.1 Screen control..........................7 4.2 About.............................7 5 During measurement..........................8 5.1 Range............................8 5.2 Illuminance............................8 5.3 Averaged illuminance........................8 5.4 Relative illuminance........................9 6 Running informations.........................10 6.1 Over-range..........................10 6.2 Power source..........................10 7 Maintenance............................10... -
Page 4: Introduction
Its sensor is composed by a silicium photodiode, which spectral response is the photopic curve according to CIE standard. LX 100 instrument is mainly an efficient and easy- to-use instrument : with small size, it has a large display with a resolution of 64*128 pixels, and involving a very high technology. - Page 5 Luminous flux The luminous flux of a source is the assessment, according to the sensitivity of the eye, of the amount of light radiated throughout the area by this source. It is expressed in lumens (lm).. Luminous intensity The light intensity is the luminous flux emitted per unit of solid angle in a given direction.. It is measured in candelas, equivalent to 1 lm / sr.
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Page 6: Operating Principle
Keyboard presentation When being switched on, “measurement screen” is displayed . From this screen, the operator has access to three others screens by pressing on keyboard; return to measurement screen is obtained by activating Function keys Directly associated with texts to displayed shown above on display they measurement setting. -
Page 7: Screen Control
Accessible from principal measurement screen by successive pushes on key , those different screens allow instrument setting. They also inform users. Screen control To optimize display reading, the operator can : 1. Adjust brightness by pressing on function keys. 2. Backlight LCD display for a better reading in a dark place. “No”... -
Page 8: During Measurement
Range The digital processing of the instrument avoids for users choice of a range of measurement, LX100 instrument displays results of measurement in lux or fc on all of its dynamics. To cover the whole field, the screen automatically presents the different formats and units. -
Page 9: Relative Illuminance
New measurement After recording results in his folder, user can launch a new measurement, he proceeds as follows : : a sign RESET ? alerts the user of the future reset of memory backup. In case of change of mind, pressing inhibits the action. -
Page 10: Running Informations
Servicing The LX 100 conception allows a reduced maintenance, which consists in changing batteries and cleaning the instrument and sensor with a slightly dampened cloth. A particular attention must be paid to the white disc covering the silicon photodiode which surface must not have dirts or scratches Regular checking Like most measuring instruments, it is strongly recommended to regularly control and calibrate LX100 instrument. -
Page 11: Main Specifications
Specifications Measuring range from 0,1 to 150 000 Lux from 0.01 to 13940 fc Spectral response as per standard photopic curve V(λ) NF C 42 -710 class C. Error limit V(λ) (f1) < 10% True cosine evaluation (f2) < 6% Linearity (f3) <...
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