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RH820, RH820U USB & DC Power
RH820W Wireless
M4740/0109
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INSTRUCTION
SHEET
Hydro Thermometer
“HOLD” key to stop reading, all values are frozen, press
“HOLD” key again to restart reading.
5. “MAX/MIN” Button
Press “MIN/MAX” key to enter the MIN/MAX re-
cording mode and REC shows on the display. The
beeper emits a tone when a new minimum or maximum
measurement is recorded. Press “MIN/MAX” key again
to cycle through the current readings:
MAX: The highest measurement recorded.
MIN: The lowest measurement recorded.
MAX-MIN: The difference of the highest and the low-
est measurement.
AVG: The average values of the measurements.
Press “MIN/MAX” key over two seconds to exit the
function. In this mode, press “HOLD” key to stop re-
cording, all values are frozen, press “HOLD” key again
to restart recording. In this mode, the APO function and
other keys are disabled, excluding “HOLD” and
Back-light keys. Press and hold down the “MAX/MIN”
key for more than 2 seconds to exit the MAX/MIN
function.
6. “HOLD” Button
Press the “HOLD” key to enter the data hold mode, the
“HOLD” annunciator is displayed at the center-left of
display. When data hold mode is selected, the meter held
the present readings and stops all further measurements.
Press the “HOLD” key again to cancel data hold mode,
causing meter to resume taking measurements.
7. “WB/DP” Button
In the NTC data Mode, the Meter displays ambient
temperature when first turned on. To display wet
bulb (WB) temperature, press “WB/DP” key once. Press
the “WB/DP” again to switch to dew point (DP) tem-
perature. Press “WB/DP” a third time returns the Meter
to ambient temperature.
8. “K/NTC/K-DP” Button
Press the “K/NTC/K-DP” key, the meter can cycle
through “K-TYPE”, “NTC”, “K-DP”.
K-DP = K-TYPE temperature minutes Dew point
temperature.
9. “SAVE” Button
The save function stores the %RH, K-TYPE, NTC,
Wet bulb, Dew point data in a nonvolatile memory.
Press the “SAVE” key to save the current data, the word
SAVE is displayed to indicate the data are saved. The
build in memory can store up to 256 data.
10. “READ”, “ ”, “ ” Button
To recall the readings from memory, press “READ”
key. To check the memorized data just to press “ ” or
“ ” until the desired memorized data is displayed. To
return the meter to normal operation, press “READ” key
again.
CLR SAVE DATA:
Pressing the “ ” key for more than 5 seconds to
clears all the saved data in memory. And lower display
show “Clr” about 2 second.
11. WIRELESS MODE: (820W)
Press the “ ” key for more than two seconds to start
wireless function. Press the “ ” key again for another
two seconds to stop wireless function. The wireless
mode will shut down if there is no wireless signal for
two minutes.
To SET CH/ID to 00,00, press the “ ” key and “ ”
power key for more than 6 seconds with the meter pow-
ered down. The meter will set channel and ID to 00,00
status. The second display will show 00, which means
that the channel and ID has been set to 00.
To check the channel and ID of the meter:
When the meter is off, press “°C/°F” key and “ ”
for 5 seconds, LCD’s main display will show channel
number, the second display will show ID number.
OPERATOR MAINTENANCE
WARNING
To avoid possible electrical shock, disconnect the
thermocouple connectors from the thermometer before
removing the cover.
Battery Replacement
1. Power is supplied by 4pcs 1.5V (SIZE AAA) UM-4
R03.
2. The “ ” appears on the LCD display when replace-
ment is needed. To replace battery remove screw from
back of meter and lift off the battery cover.
3. Remove the battery from battery contacts and replace.
4. When not use for long time remove battery.
5. Don’t keep in place with high Temp, or high humidity.
Cleaning
Periodically wipe the case with a damp cloth and deter-
gent, do not use abrasives or solvents.
*Software operation manual is on the software disk.
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materials and workmanship for a period of from date of pur-
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period to the normal to cover handling and
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OMEGA’s Customer Service Department will issue an Authorized Return
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