Taking A Reading - Elcometer 319 S User Manual

7 TAKING A READING

7.1 BEFORE YOU START
1 Press the On/Off button to switch the gauge on - the gauge will
start measuring.
2 Set up the reading display - see Section 4.4 on page en-5.
3 Select the measurement units - see Section 4.5 on page en-6.
4 Set any required limits - see Section 6 on page en-8.
7.2 TAKING A READING IN IMMEDIATE MODE
Follow this procedure to take readings manually ('Manual Logging')
with the option to save reading data into the rolling memory of the
gauge.
1 Place the rubber tip of the surface temperature sensor against the
surface, preferably at an angle of 90°, and keep it in this position.
The trend indicator next to the parameter indicates if the value is

increasing (
indicates that the value is stable.
2 Press 'Hold' followed by 'Save' to save the reading data into the
gauge memory.
If the 'Manual Logging' setting is "Save only', 'Hold' is not displayed.
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Simply press 'Save' to save the reading data into the gauge memory.
To view the statistical analysis of the reading data, press the 'Stats'
softkey - see Section 9 'Statistics' on page en-14 for further
information.
7.3 TAKING A READING IN BATCH MODE (MODEL T)
Follow this procedure to take readings manually ('Manual Logging')
or automatically at set time intervals ('Interval Logging') and save
the reading data into a batch.
Using 'Manual Logging':
1 Create a new 'Manual Logging' batch - see Section 10.1 on
page en-15.
2 Place the rubber tip of the surface temperature sensor against
the surface, preferably at an angle of 90°, and keep it in this
position.
The trend indicator next to the parameter indicates if the value is

increasi ng (
indicates that the value is stable.
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
) or decreasing (

) or decreasing (

). The absence of a trend indicator
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). The absence of a trend indicator
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