EIJKELKAMP HD2 User manual

Operating Instructions
HD2
P.O. Box 4, 6987 ZG Giesbeek
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Thank you very much for deciding to purchase
this IMKO product!
Should you have any questions in regard to this prod-
uct please contact our local distribution partner or us
directly.
IMKO Micromodultechnik GmbH
Im Stoeck 2
D-76275 Ettlingen
Germany
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Internet: http://www.imko.de
The HD2 is a portable device which serves for the dis-
play of measurement values delivered by Trime mois-
ture measurement sensors and was designed for mo-
bile field deployment.

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User Manual Portable Measuring Instrument HD2
Version December 2015
Content
1General Notices ................................................................................................ 5
1.1 Intended Use............................................................................................................................................5
1.2 The Chargeable Accumulator ..................................................................................................................5
1.3 Charging the HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument .................................................................................5
1.4 Temperatures and Ambient Conditions ..................................................................................................5
2Control Elements .............................................................................................. 6
3Initial Commissioning........................................................................................ 7
3.1 Safety Instructions....................................................................................................................................7
3.2 Checking the Delivery Scope...................................................................................................................7
3.3 Charging the Accumulator.......................................................................................................................7
3.4 Connecting a Sensor................................................................................................................................7
4Operation .......................................................................................................... 8
4.1 Switching ON the HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument..........................................................................9
4.2 Switching OFF the HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument ........................................................................9
4.3 Measurement ...........................................................................................................................................9
4.3.1 Operating Mode „Normal“ ...........................................................................................................10
4.3.2 Operating Mode „Average Value“................................................................................................10
4.3.3 Operating Mode „Water Calculation“...........................................................................................11
4.4 Settings ..................................................................................................................................................12
4.4.1 HD2-Mode .....................................................................................................................................13
4.4.2 Material Calibration .......................................................................................................................13
4.4.3 Detecting Sensor/Probe ................................................................................................................17
4.4.4 Language .......................................................................................................................................17
4.4.5 Auto-Power-Off .............................................................................................................................17
4.4.6 Display Illumination ........................................................................................................................18
4.4.7 Display Contrast.............................................................................................................................18
4.4.8 Probe Info ......................................................................................................................................18
4.4.9 HD2-Info.........................................................................................................................................19
5Technical Data HD2 ........................................................................................ 20
6Handling of the TRIME-PICO Probes............................................................. 21
6.1 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................21
6.2 Measurement Volume of the PICO Probes............................................................................................21

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7Recommended way to achieve the best possible accuracy with the HD2 kit22
7.1 Measurement directly in the sand and gravel pile.................................................................................22
7.2 Measurement of laboratory samples in the bucket ...............................................................................23
8Exchange of the Probe Rods.......................................................................... 26
9Technical Data SONO-M1 probe ................................................................... 27
9.1 SONO-M1 probe ...................................................................................................................................27

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1 General Notices
Please read the operating instructions carefully.
Should you have any further questions, please contact our service department under the contact data depict-
ed above. In no event should you attempt to open and repair the device yourself. Should you like to file any
guarantee claims, please contact the distribution partner where you purchased the device.
Within the scope of product improvements, the device is subject to technical and optical changes.
1.1 Intended Use
This portable measuring instrument was designed to serve as a reading device for various IMKO probes.
Only respectively intended probes may be connected to the device. The connection of a probe not intended
for connection may lead to the destruction of the device and/or the connected probe.
1.2 The Chargeable Accumulator
Never exchange the integrated accumulator yourself.
The stated maximum operating periods refer to ideal conditions. The ambient temperature and the charging
cycle can significantly reduce the performance time. In addition, the charging capacity reduces itself for tech-
nical reasons within the course of the utilisation of the device or due to storage at very high or low tempera-
tures.
1.3 Charging the HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument
Only deploy the respectively provided charger or a comparable power supply unit to charge the HD2 portable
measuring instrument. Any deviation of the charging voltage can lead to damage to the device.
Should the device heat up during the charging process, this is normal and not connected with any hazards.
Should the HD2 only function for a short period or not at all in spite of several attempts to charge it, the inte-
grated accumulator is defective and must be exchanged. In this case, please contact our local distribution
partner or us directly.
1.4 Temperatures and Ambient Conditions
The HD2 portable measuring instrument was designed for deployment under rough conditions.
The operation of the device under conditions beyond those depicted may lead to damage to the same.

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„DOWN“
Go to next Menu Item or
Setting
Deleting the Value Memory
(Mode –Average Value)
Probe/Charger Connection
„UP“
Back to previous Menu
Item or Setting
Direct link to “CHOOSE
– Material Calibration”
(Mode: Normal / Aver-
age)
Direct link to “Density
setting” (Mode: water
calculation)
„Settings“
Conclude Settings
Leave Menu Item
„Measurement/Activate“
Shutting ON/OFF- press 1s
Perform Measurement press
shortly
Selection of a Menu Item press
shortly
Storing a setting press shortly
2 Control Elements

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3 Initial Commissioning
3.1 Safety Instructions
Attention: Before initial commissioning, do not fail to read the General Notices, Item 1 at the front of these
operating instructions. Any not intended use may lead to damage to the device.
3.2 Checking the Delivery Scope
HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument
Plug-in Power Supply Unit (12V/2A)
Charging Adapter
Protective Hood
Manual
3.3 Charging the Accumulator
The integrated accumulator should be charged before putting the device into operation the first time. For this
purpose, plug in the provided charging adapter into the 7-pole socket of the HD2. Subsequently, connect the
plug-in power supply unit to the charging adapter. In the event that the device is already switched on, or if the
accumulator is exhaustively discharged, the charging process will commence immediately. If not, switch on
the HD2 by pressing the button „Measurement“ for approximately 1 second. An active charging process is
signalised in the display by an animated accumulator symbol.
The integrated charging electronics charges the accumulator until the same is completely charged. In case of
exhaustive discharge, this will approximately take 2 hours. As soon as the charging process is concluded, all
4 „accumulator bars“ will be permanently presented in the display and the trickle charging will commence.
Attention: Only charge the accumulator at room temperature (approximately between 10°C and
30°C)! At too low temperatures, it may happen that the charging concluding shut-down
does not operate safely and the accumulator is over-charged. Too high ambient tem-
peratures may lead to damage to the HD2 due to the additional heat-up during the
charging process.
3.4 Connecting a Sensor
The HD2 portable measuring instrument can be operated with the following IMKO-moisture probes:
Connect the moisture probe to the HD2 by plugging in the 7-pole plug into the respectively provided socket at
the HD“ and fastening the coupling nut.

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4 Operation
Key/Button Designation:
Key/Button
Designation
Measurement
Shutting ON/OFF- press 1s
Perform Measurement press shortly
Selection of a Menu Item press shortly
Storing a setting press shortly
Settings
Conclude Settings
Leave Menu Item
UP
Back to previous Menu Item or Setting
Direct link to “CHOOSE – Material Calibration” (Mode:
Normal / Average)
Direct link to “Density setting” (Mode: water calculation)
Down
Go to next Menu Item or Setting
Deleting the Value Memory (Mode –Average Value)
Display Symbols:
Symbol
Designation
Residual Accumulator Capacity
Active Measurement
Settings are stored
Intensity of the Background Illumination
Remaining time until shut-down (illumination / APO)
Press button „UP“
Press button „DOWN“

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Text Meaning:
Text
Meaning
Cal.:
Number of the active calibration in the probe
Moist.:
Moisture Measurement Value
Notice: Depending on the set calibration, the measure-
ment value may refer to %vol, %grav, εor tp
Temp.:
Temperature
EC-Trime:
Electrical Conductivity based on the TDR signal
Serialno.:
Serial Number of the probe, respectively of the HD2
HW:
Hardware Version
FW:
Firmware Version
4.1 Switching ON the HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument
Switch ON the HD2 by pressing the button „Measurement“ for approximately 1 second.
During the starting-up process, the HD2 will attempt to communicate with the connected probe. This will take
approximately 4 seconds. If no probe is connected, or the probe is not able to communicate for any reason,
an error message will be generated on the display.
If the probe was successfully detected, the accordingly set background of the operation mode will appear on
the display and the HD” is ready for deployment.
Notice: Should no connection to the probe be possible in spite of several attempts, check if the probe
is connected properly. Should this not deliver a positive result, please contact our service de-
partment.
4.2 Switching OFF the HD2 Portable Measuring Instrument
Switch OFF the HD2 by pressing the button „Measurement“ for approximately 1 second.
Notice: It is not possible to shut off the HD2 while it is in the „Settings“. Please, first leave the menu
item „Settings“ by pressing the button „Settings“ until the measurement display appears.
4.3 Measurement
The HD2 portable measuring instrument disposes of three operating modes:
1. Normal Individual Value Display –presents the measurement variables Moisture, Temperature
and the EC-Trime
2. Average Value presents the average value of the moisture of up to 6 individual measurements
3. Water calculation determine the content of water in l/m³
Notice: During a measurement, no further actions are possible. It is necessary to wait until the
measurement is concluded.

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4.3.1 Operating Mode „Normal“
After switching on the HD2 portable measuring instrument, the following display will appear in the operating
mode „Normal“ after the start screen:
In order to initiate a measurement, shortly press the button “Measurement” . The measurement will com-
mence and a turning -symbol will appear instead of the accumulator-symbol in the upper right hand cor-
ner. During this period, no other actions can be performed. The measurement requires approximately 4 to 5
seconds. Once the measurement is concluded, the accumulator-symbol will reappear and the measured
values will be generated on the display. The display of the values will be maintained until a new measurement
is conducted.
4.3.2 Operating Mode „Average Value“
In this operating mode, only the moisture is measured and an average value of up to 6 individual values is
evaluated. Depending on the set calibration, either the volumetric or the gravimetric moisture is presented.
After switching on the HD2 portable measuring instrument, the following display will appear in the operating
mode „Average value“ after the start screen:
In order to initiate a measurement, shortly press the button “Measurement” . The measurement will com-
mence and a turning -symbol will appear instead of the accumulator-symbol in the upper right hand cor-
ner. During this period, no other actions can be performed. The measurement requires approximately 4 to 5
seconds. Once the measurement is concluded, the accumulator-symbol will reappear. On the left hand side
of the display, the individual values of the measurements will be presented. The currently measured value is
presented at Position 1 and old values will be shifted one position onwards. The arithmetic average value is
Individual Values of
the Measurements
Number of selected
Calibration
Residual Accumu-
lator Capacity
Average Value
oft he Measu-
rement
Number of selected
Calibration
Serial No. If connected
probe
Measurement Value: Temperature
Measurement Value: TDR-
Conductivity
Name of selected Calibration
Measurement Value: Moisture
Residual Accu-
mulator Capacity

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displayed on the right hand side. The average value is calculated out of the existing individual values up to a
number of 6 values.
Notice: Only a maximum of 6 values can be stored in the list. Older values are removed from the list
and are no longer involved in the formation of the average value.
In order to delete the measurement series, actuate the button „Down“ .
TIPP:
4.3.3 Operating Mode „Water Calculation“
In this operating mode, only the variable Moisture is measured. There will be up to six single values stored
and concluded to an average value. Out of this the water content per m³ is calculated. To get the correct wa-
ter contend it is necessary to set up the density of the measured material.
The continuous measurement is initiated by actuating the button „Measurement“ . The same is concluded
by actuating the button „Measurement“ once more. The currently pending measurement is performed
completely once more and the sequence is concluded.
In order to delete the measurement series, actuate the button „Down“ .
To set up the density of your material, actuate the button „Up“ . Then you will get the following screen in
the display:
Adjust the density of your material by actuating the buttons „Up“
and „Down“ . Confirm your setting by pressing the button
“Measurement” . You will then automatic get back to the meas-
urement screen. Leave the setting without changing the density by
pressing the button „Settings“ .
Individual Values of
the Measurements
Number of selected
Calibration
Residual Accumu-
lator Capacity
Average of Water
content in l/m³
Density in kg/dm³

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4.4 Settings
There are various options to modify and align the settings of the HD2 portable measuring instrument. You will
reach the following menu configuration by actuating the button „Settings“ :
By actuating the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ , the entry intended for processing can be marked and sub-
sequently be selected with the button “Measurement” . You can exit the current menu item, and also the
menu “Settings”, with the button “Settings” .
An Overview of the Setting Options
Settings
(German/English)
Designation
HD2-Mode
Switching the Operating Mode
-„Normal“ measurement of the variables Moisture, Temperature, and
EC-Trime
-„Average Value“ determination of the average value of up 6 individual
moisture measurement values
-„Water Calculation“ Calculates the content of water of the material in
l/m³
Material calibration
Choosing or change the needed Material Calibration
Detect Probe
A new search for a connected probe (if an error has occurred during the
activation of the device)
Language
Switching the System Language
-German
-English
Auto-Power-Off
Setting of the automatic shut-down
Display Illumination
Setting of the Background Illumination
- Turn-Off-Time
- Intensity
LCD-Contrast
Setting of the ideal contrast

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Probe Info
Issues various information regarding the probe
HD2-Info
Issues various information regarding the HD2 portable measuring instru-
ment
4.4.1 HD2-Mode
In this menu item, the operating mode of the HD2 portable measuring instrument can be changed.
With the selection „Normal“, an individual measurement of the three probe parameters Moisture, Tempera-
ture and the EC-Trime is selected.
The parameter Moisture, depending on the selected calibration, the moisture in volumetric or gravimetric
percentages or can state the running period of the TDR pulse. In case of the display of the running period,
the percent-symbol must be understood as „ns“.
When selecting “Average Value”, depending on the selected calibration, only the moisture in %vol or %grav,
respectively the running period in ns, is determined. The measured value is stored in a list of up to 6 meas-
urement values. The arithmetic average is formed out of this list.
Notice: Only a maximum of 6 values can be stored in the list. Older values are removed from the list
and are no longer involved in the formation of the average value.
The selection “Water Calculation” will switch on the mode getting the contend of water in l/m³ of the meas-
ured material. To get the measurement value of a bigger volume, you can probe on different places of your
material. The single values will summed up in one average value.
By actuating the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ , the entry intended for processing can be marked and sub-
sequently be selected with the button “Measurement” . After the selection, the symbol will appear in the
upper right hand display corner which indicates that the selection is activated and has been stored.
4.4.2 Material Calibration
Depending on the task of the deployment, various calibrations are deposited in the probe. These can be vol-
umetric calibrations for grounds of various densities, gravimetric calibrations for the measurement of sand
moisture contents, or also running period calibrations.
You can select the calibration required for your application within the menu item „Material Calibration“. This
enables to cover a multitude of deployment options with merely one probe. Also it is possible to setup your
own calibration, to get the possibility to measure special materials.
After the selection of the menu item „Material Calibration“, you
have to choose between “CHOOSE”, to save one out of fifteen
calibration as default calibration, or “CHANGE”, to setup a new
calibration in one of the fifteen calibration storages
Menu item: “CHOOSE”:

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The 15 calibration options are called up by name which requires a short moment of time. Subsequently a
display in a similar form as follows will be generated:
The list can be scrolled and the wanted calibration be selected by
actuating the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ . The “!“ in front of a
calibration indicates the currently active one. You can set the se-
lected calibration to become the active one by actuating the button
„Measurement“ . After a short moment, the symbol will ap-
pear in the upper right hand display corner to indicate that the se-
lection has been activated. In addition, the „!“ will be placed in front
of the now active calibration.
HINT: Get to this menu item directly out of the measurement screen, by actuating the button
„Up“ .
Menu item: “CHANGE”:
Here you’ve got the possibility to setup your own material calibration or to change an existing one to your
requirement. Therefor two options are available:
1-point calibration:
- Shifts a calibration curve to a choosen moisture point.
-The gradient isn’t changed.
- Only one measurement is necessary.
2-point calibration
- Creates a linear calibration between two measured moisture
points
- Two material samples with differnet moisture values are ned-
ded.
1-point Calibration:
In this material calibration option only an offset of the appointed calibration is done. As there is no changing of
the gradient proceeded, it is necessary to choose a calibration curve that fits to the material.
Notice: To perform a 1-point material calibration you need a sample of the material to be measured. You
have to determine the moisture of this material with another process before starting the calibration.
Procedure:
First you have to set the calibration curve to be changed (01 –15)
by pressing the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ .
Apply your setting by actuating the button „Measurement“ .

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Next set the moisture oft the material by pressing the buttons „Up“
and „Down“ .
Apply your setting by actuating the button „Measurement“ .
To start the measurement push the button „Measurement“ . To
increase the accuracy four measurements take place. The whole
time of measurement is about 20 seconds. Afterwards the meas-
ured average impulse duration is shown for a short moment.
Notice: Ensure that the probe rods are totaly covered with the
material the whole time of measuring.
Attention: If you choose “SAVE” at the end of calibration, the stored calibration inside the probe is overwrit-
ten! The only possibility to get back the original calibrations is to connect the probe with a RS485
adapter (for example SM-USB) to the PC. Also you need the software PICO-Config.
Finally you can store the calibration into the choosen calibration
storage inside the probe. Choose „SAVE“ an confirm by pressing
the button „Measurement“ . If you choose “DISCARD” every-
thing is left untouched.
To track the changed calibration, ist name is left untouched, but a
„OWN:“ is prefixed.
2-point Calibration:
At the 2-point material calibration, two material samples with different moisture values are measured. Out of
this a linear equation ( f(x) = mx + b ) is calculated. Also a higher polynomial would give a higher accuracy,
the linear equation produces very good results especially in lower moisture values.
Notice: To perform a 2-point material calibration you need two material samples with different moisture val-
ues. You have to determine the moisture of these materials with another process before starting the
calibration. The sequence, first the lower moisture point and second the higher moisture point must
be strictly adhered.
Procedure:

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First you have to set the calibration curve to be changed (01 –15)
by pressing the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ .
Apply your setting by actuating the button „Measurement“ .
Next set the moisture oft the lower moisture point by pressing the
buttons „Up“ and „Down“ .
Apply your setting by actuating the button „Measurement“ .
To start the measurement push the button „Measurement“ . To
increase the accuracy four measurements take place. The whole
time of measurement is about 20 seconds. Afterwards the meas-
ured average impulse duration is shown for a short moment.
Notice: Ensure that the probe rods are totaly covered with the
material the whole time of measuring.
Next set the moisture oft the higher moisture point by pressing the
buttons „Up“ and „Down“ .
Apply your setting by actuating the button „Measurement“ .
To start the measurement push the button „Measurement“ . To
increase the accuracy four measurements take place. The whole
time of measurement is about 20 seconds. Afterwards the meas-
ured average impulse duration is shown for a short moment.
Notice: Ensure that the probe rods are totaly covered with the
material the whole time of measuring..
Attention: If you choose “SAVE” at the end of calibration, the stored calibration inside the probe is overwrit-
ten! The only possibility to get back the original calibrations is to connect the probe with a RS485
adapter (for example SM-USB) to the PC. Also you need the software PICO-Config.

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Finally you can store the calibration into the choosen calibration
storage inside the probe. Choose „SAVE“ an confirm by pressing
the button „Measurement“ . If you choose “DISCARD” every-
thing is left untouched.
To track the changed calibration, ist name is left untouched, but a
„OWN:“ is prefixed.
Hint: Save your calibrations which are stored inside the probe to your PC. All you need is a RS485
adapter (such as SM-USB) and the software PICO-Config. Hereby you can also copy the calibra-
tions created by yourself to other probes.
4.4.3 Detecting Sensor/Probe
In the event that that communication problems arise with the probe at the activation of the HD2 portable
measuring instrument, or if no probe was connected, or it is intended to exchange the probe during operation,
this menu item should be selected. After selection of this menu item, the HD2 will again attempt to establish a
connection to the connected probe. If this attempt is successful, the serial number of the probe will appear
in the display.
Should a connection not be possible, „No probe detected“ will be generated on the display.
Notice: Should no connection to the probe be possible in spite of several attempts, check if the probe
is connected properly. Should this not deliver a positive result, please contact our service de-
partment.
4.4.4 Language
In this menu item, the language of the HD2 portable measuring instrument can be selected. Currently, the
user has the choice between the languages English and German. You can select the desired language by
actuating the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ and activate the same via the button „Measurement“ . After
activation of the language, the symbol will appear in the upper right hand corner of the display.
4.4.5 Auto-Power-Off
In the menu item „Auto-Power-Off“, you can select an automatic shut-down offered in various time periods.
Hereby, you can select between the following shut-off times:
-1 Minute
-2 Minutes
-5 Minutes
-10 Minutes
-20 Minutes
, respectively also deactivate the automatic shut-down function (Display „—min“).
For this purpose, select the desired shut down time by actuating the buttons „Up“ and „Down“ and
activate the same via the button „Measurement“ . After activation, the symbol will appear in the upper
right hand corer of the display.

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Notice: The HD2 will only automatically shut down, if no further button is actuated. Any actuation of a
button will lead to the shut down time to start again.
4.4.6 Display Illumination
If required, the background illumination of the display can be individually adjusted. Consequently, this enables
the option to save power and to prolong the operational period.
After the selection of the menu entry, the following screen will be presented on the display:
The selection of the background illumination, respectively the time until the automatic shut-down of the same
is selected via the button „Up“ by actuating the same several times. Using the button „Down“ , you can
adjust the intensity of the illumination, respectively turn the same completely off. Activate and store your set-
tings by actuating the button „Measurement“ . After activation, the symbol will appear in the upper right
hand corner of the display.
4.4.7 Display Contrast
At extreme temperatures, it may be necessary to adjust the contrast of the display in order to be able to clear-
ly read the display. For this purpose, select the menu item „Display Contrast“. Change the contrast by actuat-
ing the button „Up“ , respectively „Down“ . Activate and store your settings by actuating the button
„Measurement“ . After activation, the symbol will appear in the upper right hand corner of the display.
Change the contrast by actuating the button „Up“ , respectively
„Down“ . Set the contrast that you can realize the whole gray-
scale on the diagram. Activate and store your settings by actuating
the button „Measurement“ . After activation, the symbol will
appear in the upper right hand corner of the display.
4.4.8 Probe Info
By selecting this menu item, after a short moment, you will be issued various information regarding the con-
nected probe.
These are:
-Serial Number
-Probe Type
-Hardware Version (HW)
-Firmware Version (FW)

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4.4.9 HD2-Info
By selecting this menu item you will be issued various information regarding your HD2 portable measuring
instrument.
These are:
-Serial Number
-Hardware Version (HW)
-Firmware Version (FW)
-Accumulator Capacity
-Accumulator Voltage

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5 Technical Data HD2
Height
36mm
Width
64mm
Length
150mm
Weight
Power Consumption
Power Down
ca. 35µA
Idle - Background Illum. OFF
- Background Illum. Max
ca. 26mA
ca. 56mA
Idle - Background Illum. OFF
- Background Illum. Max
Probe turned ON
ca. 100mA
Measurement
ca. 350mA
Measurement per Charge
20°C / Background Illum. Max
Mode –Continuous Measurement
ca. 5000
Connectable Sensors
SONO-M1, SONO-M2, PICO64, PICO32, PICO-IPH
Storage Temperature
-30°C up to 80°C
Operating Temperature
-20°C up to 70°C
Charging Temperature
10°C up to 30°C
Charging Voltage
Nom. 12V, Max. 15V, Min. 12V
Charging Current
ca. 1A
Charging Time
At exhaustively discharged accumulator. 2h
Accumulator
Ni-MH (4 x 1.2V) (AA), 2000mAh, >1500 Measurements
Physical BUS
RS485
Bus-Protocol
IMP-BUS-Protocol II
IMP-Bus Port Settings
8 Data Bits, 2 Stop Bits, Odd Parity