SERVICEMAN TRAINING MANUAL VERSION 1.

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GETTING STARTED 3
What are the capabilities of my new meter? 3

Setting Your Units 4

USING YOUR METER 6

Pressure measurement 6

Minimum & Maximum Pressure Recording (spikes and drops) 8

Differential Pressure Measurement (Pressure Drop) 9

Measuring with Flow Meters, Temperature Sensors, and RPM Sensors 11

Flow Measurements 11
Temperature Measurements 12
RPM or U/Min Measurements 13

USING A PC OR PRINTER WITH YOUR METER

(SERVICEMAN LEVEL 2 ONLY) 15
PC Transfer (Level two Serviceman Only) 15
Installing the software 15
Setting the Transfer Rate and Print Interval of the Meter 18
Connecting the Meter to the PC 19
Downloading to the PC 20
Saving your File 21

Graphing your File In Excel 22

Opening your File 22
Preparing Data for Graphing 23
Graphing your Data 26

Trouble Shooting the Serviceman Software 27

Printing with the SCPR-100 (Level two Serviceman Only) 28

Setting the Transfer Rate and Print Interval of the Meter 28
Connecting the Meter to the Printer 29
Printing 30

Trouble Shooting the Printer 30

APPENDIX 32
Battery Replacement 32

Repairs and Calibrations 34

ISO Calibrations (Traceable to NIST Standards) 34

Congratulations on your purchase of a new Serviceman
Meter from Parker! You should find this training manual
useful as you learn how to use your newest diagnostic tool.
Getting started

What are the capabilities of my new meter?

You must first determine which level meter you have purchased. To do this please look at the
face of your meter and compare it to the following pictures.

Charge Port
Printing Port

LEVEL 1 LEVEL2
(SCM-150-1-01) (SCM-150-1-02)

Take time to notice the level two Serviceman has two additional ports on its face (arrows point
to them in the figure). These are for recharging the Ni-cad battery and exporting data to a PC or
printer. If you have purchased a level one Serviceman you do not need a recharging port as your
meter uses a standard alkaline battery.

Now that we have determined which meter you have purchased we may determine its
capabilities. Please view the Serviceman feature matrix below to determine your meters
capabilities.

Feature Serviceman Level One Serviceman Level Two

Pressure Measurement Yes Yes
Temperature Measurement Yes Yes
Flow Measurement Yes Yes
RPM Measurement Yes Yes
Pressure Drop Measurement Yes Yes
Sensor Recognition (units Yes Yes
change automatically when
different sensors are plugged
in)
2µs Scanning rate (meter can Yes Yes
detect any spike of any kind as
long as it is .002 seconds or
longer)
Auto Shut Off Yes Yes
Alkaline Battery Yes No
Rechargeable Ni-Cad Battery No Yes
Printer Compatible (SCPR- No Yes
100)
Data Output to PC No Yes
Setting Your Units
When you first receive your meter its units are all set to metric. If you need to change any of the
units please read the following set of instructions:

1. Turn your meter off.

2. Depress the ÒRESETÓ key and hold it down.

3. While holding the reset key down turn the meter on by depressing the ÒON/OFFÓ key.

4. Release the ÒRESETÓ key and ÒON/OFFÓ key after 5 seconds.

5. Your LCD screen should look like this (the LCD screen is the clear rectangular portion at the
top of the meter).

6. Press the ÒMINÓ and ÒMAXÓ keys and notice how the pressure units change on the LCD
display from PSI to bar.
7. When the desired pressure unit is displayed on the LCD screen press the ÒHOLDÓ key to
save that unit type.

8. The meter Screen should still say unit except now it is waiting for you to select the type of
temperature units you would like to measure in. Use your ÒMINÓ and ÒMAXÓ keys to select
the desired temperature unit type and then press the ÒHOLDÓ key to save that unit type as
before.

9. Continue this same procedure until all four unit types have been selected.

10. When you are finished with the fourth type of unit (RPM of Unit/Min) the meter goes back
into a standard operating mode automatically.

*Note: If at any time you need to change the units on your meter just simply follow steps 1-10
again. You may change your units as often as you like.

Congratulations you have successfully set your meters units.

Using Your Meter
So far you have figured out how to tell which meter you have and set your units up. Now its time
to learn how to use your serviceman.

Pressure measurement
When taking a single pressure measurement with your new meter you will need the following
items:

(1) One Serviceman Meter

(2) One Pressure Transducer

Four Pin Sockets

1. Your meter has two four pin sockets on its face near the bottom. The one on the left is input
1 and the one on the right is input 2.

2. Your transducer has a cable attached to it that has a four-pin connector on it.

Be careful in this next step as it only connects when the boss on the connector is lined up
with the notch in the socket.

3. Plug the four-pin connector on the transducer cable into input one on the meter by screwing
the sleeve on the connector clockwise. Be sure your only turning the sleeve on the
connector.

Figure 1 Plugging in Your Transducer

4. Now connect the transducer to your hydraulic system via the coupling on the transducer (i.e.
PD, PDP, EMA)
 Coupling

5. Turn the meter on by depressing the ÒON/OFFÓ key.

Take a moment to notice the following items on your Servicemans display

Input Automatic Unit

Indicator Display
Pressure
Reading

IMPORTANT!
6. Since you are connected to input one make sure the input indicator reads ÒINP1Ó indicating it
is displaying input one.
7. If the display reads ÒINP2Ó depress the ÒINP1/2Ó key to toggle to input one.

*Note: When taking readings with two transducers of any type (i.e.
pressure transducer, temperature sensor, flow meter and RPM sensor) use
the ÒINP1/2Ó key to change the input your viewing on the display.

Congratulations you have successfully learned how to take a pressure

measurement.
Minimum & Maximum Pressure Recording (spikes and drops)
Your New Serviceman meter is capable of capturing any pressure spike or pressure drop as long
as it is 2 milliseconds (.002 seconds) long. This means you can capture virtually any spike in
your hydraulic system. To capture pressure spikes and drops in your systems pressure follow the
steps below.

1. Turn on your meter using the on/off key.

2. Depress the ÒRESETÓ button on your meter. This resets the internal minimum and maximum
values of your meter.

3. Run your hydraulic system until you believe the pressure spike or drop has occurred.

4. Depress the ÒMAXÓ button to view the maximum pressure the transducer has seen since you
depressed the reset button.
5. Depress the ÒMINÓ button to view the minimum pressure the meter has seen since you
depressed the reset button.

Congratulations you have successfully learned how to capture pressure

spikes and pressure dives.

Differential Pressure Measurement (Pressure Drop)

Your new meter can be used to measure pressure drop across any hydraulic component. What
doe that mean? Follow along.

To take a differential measurement you will need the following items:

(1) Serviceman meter

(2) Two transducers whose pressure ranges are the same (i.e. two 1,450 psi transducers)

*Note: If you try to perform a differential pressure measurement with two transducers that
do not have the same pressure range you will not succeed.

1. Connect the transducers into input one and input two on the meter via the four pin
connectors. If you are unfamiliar on how they connect see the section of this guide called
ÒPressure MeasurementÓ.
2. Connect your transducers across a component of your hydraulic system via the couplings on
the transducers. In the picture below the transducers a connected across a hydraulic motor.

3. Turn the meter on using the ÒON/OFFÓ button.

4. Depress the Ò∆PÓ button on the meter. The input indicator in the LCD display now shows
ÒINP1-INP2Ó indicating the display is showing you a differential measurement.

Input Indicator

5. Your display is showing you the difference between input 1 & Input 2 (Input 1-Input 2).

*Important Note Differential measurements may be taken with any two

devices that are the same range (i.e. Two Flow Sensors, Two Temperature
Sensors, Two RPM Sensors). Once you have performed the Sections of
this manual on Flow, Temperature and RPM Sensors. You may find a use
for this in your system.

Congratulations you have successfully learned how to take a differential

pressure measurement.
Measuring with Flow Meters, Temperature Sensors, and RPM Sensors
Since all measuring (i.e. pressure, flow, temperature, and RPM) with your Serviceman meter is
similair the following abreviated sections are provided.

Flow Measurements

You need the following for taking a flow measurement with your meter

(1) One Serviceman meter

(2) One flowmeter with electronics
(3) One four to five pin cable (SCK-102-02-08)

1. Connect your flow meter (black block with openings on each end) to your hydraulic system
via the ports on both ends. Be sure the side which is stamped ÒINÓ is the inlet.

2. Connect the five pin end of the cable to the electronics (silver tube with wire coming out of it).
Notice the five pin connector only needs to be pushed into the electronics. It does not screw
in like the four pin connectors.

3. Connect the four pin end of the cable to the serviceman meterÕs input 1 socket by screwing
the sleeve on the connector clockwise. Be sure you are only turning the sleeve on the
connector.

4. Connect the electronics to the flow meter by screwing the connector to the socket in the
center of the flow meter. Just as before the boss on the connector must line up with the
notch in the socket for the connector to be properly aligned.

Screw Together

5. Turn on your meter on if you have not already done so.

6. Be sure that the input indicator on the LCD display reads ÒINP1Ó signifying the meterÕs display
is displaying input1. If it reads ÒINP2Ó press the ÒINP1/2Ó key to toggle the display.

7. Turn on your hydraulic system and monitor the display as needed.

8. Min and Max Flow values can be captured exactly the same way as described in the section
of this manual called Minimum & Maximum Pressure Recording (spikes and drops). Just use
the words flow meter wherever it says pressure transducer.

Congratulations you have successfully learned how to take a flow

measurement

Temperature Measurements

You need the following for taking a temperature measurement with your meter

(1) One Serviceman meter

(2) One Temperature Probe (SCT-150-74-08)

Your temperature sensor may be connected to your hydraulic system by one of the following two
methods:

A. Threaded into the temperature port on a flow meter that is connected to your system (This is
the port with a plug in it when you received the flow meter).

Temperature
Port

B. Threaded into a port in your hydraulic system utilizing a T in the line or other similar methods.

1. Connect the four-pin temperature probe cable to the serviceman meterÕs input 1 socket by
screwing the sleeve on the connector. Be sure you are only turning the sleeve on the
connector.

2. Connect the temperature probe to your system by one of the methods described above.

3. Turn on your meter if you have not already done so.

4. Be sure that the input indicator on the LCD display reads ÒINP1Ó signifying the meters display
is displaying input1. If it reads ÒINP2Ó press the ÒINP1/2Ó key to toggle the display.

5. Turn on your hydraulic system and monitor the display as needed.

6. Min and max temperature values can be captured exactly the same way as described in the
section of this manual called Minimum & Maximum Pressure Recording (spikes and drops).
Just use the words temperature sensor wherever it says pressure transducer.

Congratulations you have successfully learned how to take a temperature

measurement.
RPM or U/Min Measurements

You need the following for taking a RPM measurement with your meter

(1) One Serviceman meter

(2) One RPM measurement device (SCRPM-210)

You can utilize the RPM gauge to measure many repetitive motions. Some examples are given:

Shaft RPM, Pendulum frequency (swings/min), gear rpm, machine operating speed (parts/min),
etc

The are two ways you may take measurements with this device.

A. Place reflective tape on a moving object and place the RPM sensor so the light emitted by
the sensor reflects off the tape. This type of a reading will tell you how many times the tape
reflects the light back to the sensor per minute. The sensor and tape are pictured below.

B. This method utilizes an additional contact attachment (SCRPMA-001) which allows you to
touch the end of the rpm sensor to a rotating object. The RPM sensor with attachment is
shown below.

By calculating the circumference (2πr) of the rubber wheel and the circumference (2πr) of the
rotating object you can obtain a ratio which will allow you to calculate the RPM of the object
spinning. This is useful when a rotating device can not be stopped to apply a reflective decal.
The following formulas can be used when doing this calculation:

Circumference of Sensor Wheel

(Reading on meter) x = RPM of Spinning Circular Object
Circumference Where Measuremen t Taken

1. Connect the four pin end of the RPM Sensor cable to the serviceman meterÕs input 1 socket
by screwing the sleeve on the connector clockwise. Be sure you are only turning the sleeve
on the connector.

2. Setup the RPM Sensor with your system by one of the methods described above (one
method is shown below).

3. Turn on your meter if you have not already done so using the ÒON/OFFÓ key.

4. Be sure that the input indicator on the LCD display reads ÒINP1Ó signifying the meters display
is displaying input1. If it reads ÒINP2Ó press theÓINP1/2Ó key to toggle the display.

5. Turn on your hydraulic system and monitor the display as needed.

6. Min and Max Flow values can be captured exactly the same way as described in the section
of this manual called Minimum & Maximum Pressure Recording (spikes and drops) Just use
the words RPM sensor wherever it says pressure transducer.

Congratulations you have successfully learned how a RPM measurement.

Using a PC or Printer With Your Meter (Serviceman Level 2 Only)

PC Transfer (Level two Serviceman Only)

Your new level two serviceman is capable of transferring measurement data to a PC while your
taking a measurement (live).

You need the following for transferring measurement data to your PC

(1) One Level Two Serviceman meter (SCM-150-1-02).

(2) One or two of any kind of sensor (i.e. Flow, Pressure, Temperature, RPM).
(3) Printer cable with PC adapter cable & Software (SCDA-150).
(4) A PC which is windows compatible.

Installing the software

Insert Disk 1 of 1 into your 3 _ floppy drive

For Window 95, Windows 98, and NT 4.0 the pictures below will accurately depict what you see
on your screen. For older versions of windows what you will see is something slightly different.

Click the start button and select the run option (old windows click file and then run in the upper
left-hand corner of your screen.

Click on ÒA:\install.exeÓ.

Select A:
Install.exe
drive by
clicking on
this down
arrow

Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation.

Once the installation is complete you need to set the parameters for the software. To do this
open the SCM-150 Data Recorder software on your PC by double clicking on the movie projector
icon.

SCM-150 Data
Recorder Icon

The following dialog box should appear after double clicking on the icon.

Click Here

Click on the center flag as this indicates you want to use the english language to set your
parameters.
The following dialog box should appear on your screen.

Type in File Path

(i.e. C:/testfiles)

Language
Selection
COM Port
Selection

OK Button

Select a COM port which is available on the back of your computer. If you are unsure which one
is available just select COM1 and you can change it to COM2 later if needed.

Type in your file path. This defines the default location where your data files will be saved.

Make sure the language selected is English. If not select English using the small down arrow in
the diagram above.

Once this is done click on the OK Button.

Congratulations you have successfully installed your software.

Setting the Transfer Rate and Print Interval of the Meter

First we must insure the meterÕs transfer rate is set accordingly for PC transfer.

1. Turn off the meter using the ÒON/OFFÓ key.

2. Press and hold the ÒPRINTÓ key down. While holding the print key down press the
ÒON/OFFÓ key. Your meters LCD screen should look like one of the following two photos:

3. If your LCD screen is displaying ÒPCÒ press ÒHOLDÓ to save this setting.

4. If your LCD screen is displaying ÒPrÓ press the ÒRESETÓ key and then press the ÒHOLDÓ
key.

5. What you have just done is set the transfer rate of the meter. If you were to leave the screen
ÒPrÓ and press the hold button you would have set the proper transfer rate for the SCPR-100
thermal printer.

6. Once the hold key has been depressed the LCD flashes the following:

This is asking you to enter a print interval. The print interval defines how often (in seconds) you
want the meter to send a min and max value to the PC (the min and max value it sends is the min
and max value the meter has seen since the last time it sent a min and max to the PC).

Confusing sentence? Yes. What it means though is that you will never miss a pressure spike or
drop in you system during a test as long as its at least 2 milliseconds long. This is the electronic
communication rate between the meter and transducers!
7. Use the ÒMINÓ and ÒMAXÓ keys to set the print interval in seconds.

8. Once the desired value in seconds appears on the LCD press the ÒHOLDÓ key to save and
resume normal operating mode.

Connecting the Meter to the PC

Now that the software is loaded and the meter is set up its time to get down to business.

1. You must first hook up which ever sensors you are going to use for the measurement (i.e.
Flow, Temperature, RPM, Pressure). See the section titled ÒUsing your MeterÓ for
instructions if you donÕt know what this means.

2. Once one or two sensors are hooked to the meter you must connect the meter to the PC via
the printer cable and PC adapter cable pictured below.

3. First hook the PC adapter cable to the printer cable as shown.

4. Connect the other end of the PC adapter cable to your PCÕs Serial Port/COM port as shown
below.

*Note: This must be the port you specified in the parameters when you set up the software. If
your computer is not labeled as to which one is which just plug it into one of them and you can
reset the parameters to allow the down load to work later.

5. Snap the small black connector onto the meters fiber optic port as shown.

Downloading to the PC

1. Open the SCM-150 Data Recorder software on your PC by double clicking on the SCSW-
150-1 movie projector icon.

SCM-150 Data
Recorder Icon
Movie Projector
Button

2. Click on the movie projector button in the programs dialog box. This prepares the software
for data transfer.

3. Press the ÒPRINTÓ key on the meter and you should see the ÒINPÓ on the LCD screen
blinking. You should also see the data being taken in on your PCÕs screen. If you do not
see data being generated please refer to the section on trouble shooting the software.

4. Once your system has gone through the cycle you wish to measure you must press the
ÒPRINTÓ key on the meter and click on the STOP SIGN in the software to end the test.

Saving your File

1. Next you must save your file. On the menu bar of the software click on ÒFILEÓ and then
ÒSAVEÓ as shown.

2. Name your file and click ÒOKÓ.

Ok
File Button
Name
This saves your test data as a .xls file. This file can be opened and graphed in Microsoft Excel
or similar spreadsheet applications. See ÒGraphing in ExcelÓ.

Graphing your File In Excel

Opening your File

To open your data file in Excel simply open Excel and click on ÒFILEÓ and ÒOPENÓ as
shown.

Go to the directory where you saved your test data and select your .xls file by clicking on it. Then
click ÒOPENÓ to open your file

Click here
once you
have
selected
Find Your File by your file
Clicking on the Down
Click Arrow and Navigating
on Through the Folders
your and Drives
file
here
The next thing you see is a dialog box which is telling you a whole bunch of stuff. Simply Click on
ÒFINISHÓ as shown in the photo.

Click on
Finish and
ignore the
rest of this
dialog box

At this point you should see your data in excel. It should look something like the picture below.

Preparing Data for Graphing

You will notice the software does not plot the time next to your pressures, flows, temperatures, or
RPMs. You must do the following to plot your reading vs. time. First you must know your print
interval as this is key in plotting time with your values.

Next you are going to enter some formulas in Excel to speed up the process. DonÕt be scared if
you have not done this before. We will walk through it. For this example the print interval is 3
seconds.
 First ENTER the following FORMULA in the cell to the left of the first value you wish to plot: =3.
Click on the cell to enter it.

Enter =3
as
Shown

Second ENTER an EQUALS SIGN in the cell right below the cell you just put Ò=3Ó in.
Before you touch anything CLICK in the cell which has Ò=3Ó in it. This will put the value of the first
cell into the second cell. Before you touch anything TYPE IN +3 after the cell number which has
just appeared after you clicked on the first cell. Now HIT ENTER. You should see the number 6
in the second cell if you have done this correctly. See below for graphical representation.

First
Cell

Press
Enter
Enter Ò=Ó then click on
first cell and put +3 on
the end as shown

What you have just done is tell Excel the first cell is equal to 3. The second cell is equal to the
first cell plus three (Cell A5 +3 in this example). To continue this wonderful sequence and finish
this madness we must repeat this process for the entire data set.
To do this simply CLICK in the SECOND CELL (=A5+3) and notice the small square in the lower
right hand corner of the highlight now around the cell.

Small
Square

Move your mouse pointer over the small square and notice it changes to a cross hair (+). When
this happens CLICK you mouse button and HOLD it while DRAGGING DOWN the COLUMN to
the END of the DATA as shown

End of Data
If this has been done correctly you should have a column which starts with three at the top and
counts in multiples of three until the end of the data. If so PAT YOURSELF ON THE BACK.

Column
Counting by
Three

Graphing your Data

Now we are going to graph the time column you just created vs. the values in the column to the
right. CLICK AND HOLD YOUR MOUSE KEY ON THE FIRST TIME CELL (the cell which has a
three in it for this example). MOVE THE MOUSE DOWNWARD, ONE COLUMN TO THE RIGHT
AND TO THE END OF THE DATA AT THE BOTTOM THE SPREADSHEET. RELEASE THE
MOUSE POINTER KEY. You should see the cells you have highlighted in black if you have done
this correctly.

Now the data is selected and we must graph it. DEPRESS THE GRAPHING ICON as shown
below:

Graphing Icon
The following dialog box pops up and you may select the XY (Scatter) graph (this type of graph

works well).

As you notice 5 different types of XY scatter plots are available and you may choose any of them.
It just depends weather or not you want a smooth curve or not and weather you want the dots
connected. CLICK ON THE TYPE OF GRAPH YOU WANT.

From this point on Excel will walk you through the completion of your graph.

You have just learned how to create a graph in Excel

Trouble Shooting the Serviceman Software

Problem Suggestions
Data doesnÕt 1. Check cable connections to make sure they are FULLY connected.
appear when 2. Change your COM port setting in the software using the ÒSettingsÓ menu.
print key is 3. Check to make sure your cable is not damaged.
depress on 4. Make sure your using a printer cable with a PC adapter.
meter 5. Make sure your connected to the 9 pin connection on your PC and not the 25
pin.
6. Be sure your printer cable is connected to the Fiber Optic port and not the
charge jack on the face of the meter.
Language is 1. Reload software and choose English.
incorrect .
When I try to 1. Be sure youÕre looking in the location where you saved it.
open my file
in excel I
canÕt get to
the file.
I canÕt store 1. Serviceman meters have no memory to store in
anything in
my meters
memory
Printing with the SCPR-100 (Level two Serviceman Only)

Your new level two serviceman is capable of transferring measurement data to printer while
taking a reading (live).

You need the following for transferring measurement data to your SCPR-100 printer.

(1) One Level Two Serviceman meter (SCM-150-1-02)

(2) One or two of any kind of sensor (i.e. Flow, Pressure, Temperature, RPM)
(3) One Printer cable
(4) One SCPR-100 Printer

Setting the Transfer Rate and Print Interval of the Meter

First we must insure the meterÕs transfer rate is set accordingly for Printing.

Turn off the meter using the ÒON/OFFÓ key.

Press and hold the ÒPRINTÓ key down. While holding the print key down press the ÒON/OFFÓ
key. Your meters LCD screen should look like one of the following two photos:

If your LCD screen is displaying ÒPrÒ press ÒHOLDÓ to save this setting.

If your LCD screen is displaying ÒPCÓ press the ÒRESETÓ key and then press the ÒHOLDÓ key.

What you have just done is set the transfer rate of the meter. Once the hold key has been
depressed the LCD flashes the following:
This is asking you to enter a print interval. The print interval defines how often (in seconds) you
want the meter to send a min, max and instantaneous value to the printer (the min and max value
it sends is the min and max value the meter has seen since the last time it sent a min and max).
Confusing sentence? Yes. What it means though is that you will never miss a pressure spike or
drop in you system during a test as long as its at least 2 milliseconds long. This is the electronic
communication rate between the meter and transducers!

Use the ÒMINÓ and ÒMAXÓ keys to set the print interval in seconds.

Once the desired value in seconds appears on the LCD press the ÒHOLDÓ key to save and
resume normal operating mode.

Connecting the Meter to the Printer

Now hook up which ever sensors you are going to use for the measurement (i.e. Flow,
Temperature, RPM, Pressure). See the section titled ÒUsing your MeterÓ for instructions if you
donÕt know what this means.

Once one or two sensors are hooked to the meter you must connect the meter to the printer via
the printer cable pictured below.
Snap the small black connector onto the meters fiber optic port as shown.

Connect the other end of the cable to the back of the printer as shown.

Printing

Turn the printer on using the ÒON/OFFÓ key.

Depress the ÒPRINTÓ key on the meter and watch as your printer prints out values.

When you wish to stop printing press the ÒPRINTÓ key on the meter.

Trouble Shooting the Printer

When you print you may get random characters out of the printer instead of pressure values.
This happens when the printer is not configured correctly. Follow the instructions below to
reconfigure your printer.

1. Turn your printer off.

2. Hold the ÒSELECTÓ key down and press the ÒONÓ key.
You should see a printout like below.

Program-Mode
Present settings are:
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Baud Rate: 2400
Country: Germany
Print mode: Text
Auto-off: 5 mins.
Emulation: Standard
DTR: Normal
Chars/line: 24
Graphics: Hi-res
Contrast: 5
Label: Disabled

*Note: If you do not touch any keys within ten seconds the printer assumes youÕre finished
with the setup and resumes normal operating mode.

If everything on your printout looks like the picture above your printer is configured correctly.

If not depress the ÒSELECTÓ key to move down the list above. As you press the select key the
printer prints out what item on the list your on.

Once you reach the item on the list that does not match the list above use the ÒLINE FEEDÓ key
to change that item setting. Each time you depress the line feed key the printer will print out one
of the possible settings

Once the desired setting is printed you may push both the line feed and select keys at the same
time to save your new setting. Each separate line item may be changed using this method.
Appendix

Battery Replacement

Remove the meter from the protective housing. Use a phillips screw driver to take out the three
screws on the back of the meter.

Flip the meter over and pull the two halves apart carefully. Remove the battery from the meter
case.
Insert the new battery into the meter case as shown. Carefully press the two halves of the meter
back together.

Carefully flip the meter over and use a Phillips screw driver to tighten the three screws into the meter.
Insert the meter back into the protective housing.
Repairs and Calibrations
All SensoControl equipment must be returned on a RGA. This number must be obtained during
normal business hours of 8-5 central time. Please call (612) 544-7781 and ask for sales. All
repairs will be estimated before being performed except for calibration requests.

ISO Calibrations (Traceable to NIST Standards)

All of our meter, pressure transducer, flow meter, and temperature probe calibrations are
traceable to NIST standards. This is the type of calibration that is required by ISO 9000
standards and all of its deviations. Printers cannot be calibrated.