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Sensor Attributes Explained (B1 to K2)
Each DHC-100+ unit is pre set with the sensor that has been attached to it as each sensors attributes are
individual to that sensor. This makes for a more accurate reading and allows users to replace the sensor with
another compatible type in the future but still allows the DHC-100+ to remain accurate. It's not advisable to
change these to anything other than what the sensors attributes are. Each sensor has been tested and a
sticker with its own individual attributes has been attached to the back of each sensor.
Each attribute has been divided into 2 parts.
The first 2 digits on the Zero offset attribute = B1
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The second 2 digits on the Zero offset attribute = B2
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The first 2 digits on the Slope attribute = K1
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The second 2 digits on the Slope attribute = K2
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Addition Functions
Keyboard lock
This function will lock the keypad to stop or prevent any updating of the parameters. This can also assist you
when the unit will be in an area that is unsupervised /open to the public. In normal mode, press both the UP
and DOWN keys for about 3 seconds until the display shows "C1", the keypad is now locked. To unlock it
again press and hold the UP and DOWN keys again until "C0" is displayed.
Error Messages
The following error message will show to indicate that there is a fault.
EE: Sensor cannot be detected.
Current Reading Flashing: The sensor is above or below the Set Point (F1) by the % set in the Alarm (F4).
Er: Data Saving Error.
HH: Humidity is our of range for displaying
Additional Information
Please avoid using the sensor in dusty environments. Do not submerge the sensor in water or liquid. Using
this is area with strong electromagnetic fields can distort the true readings.
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