Battery And External Units Power Supply (Battery & Lnb); Datalogger Function - Promax PROLINK-3 Premium Manual De Instrucciones

USER'S MANUAL. PROLINK-3/3C
4.9.4.3 Battery and External Units Power Supply (BATTERY & LNB)
This function allows you to check the charge state of the batteries, as well as the
supply current and voltage of the external units. From the TV operation mode, simply
press the rotary selector [4], select the BATTERY & LNB function and press the rotary
selector [4] again. You will see a screen like the following one:
The top part of the screen displays the battery voltage (7.3 V in previous figure),
both numerically and with a bar graph. The arrow labelled Low below the horizontal bar
signals the low battery level where the battery should be charged. When batteries are
fully charged, battery voltage indication is 7.4 V or higher.
The bottom of the screen shows the voltage supplied to the external units (V EXT,
18.5 V in the figure above) and the current supplied (I EXT, 200.0 mA in the example).
To leave this function press the rotary selector [4].

4.9.4.4 Datalogger Function

The Datalogger function allows the user to carry out, store and/or print out up to
9801 measurements in a fully automatic way. It may be understood as a measurement
matrix whose columns address the 99 measuring configurations (defined in the 99
memories of the equipment) and whose lines permit to store 99 measurements for
every measuring configuration (conducted in different points of the system or in the
same point on different times).
Before to proceed to take measurements by means of the Datalogger function it
is necessary to store the measuring configuration/s in the memory by using the Store
function (see paragraph 4.12.1).
To select the Datalogger function activate the TV mode functions menu, by
pressing the rotary selector [4] when in the TV operation mode. Then, turn the rotary
selector [4] to the Datalogger field and press it, the DATALOGGER screen will appear
automatically.
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Figure 29.- Battery & Lnb function.
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