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Measurements
Use this setup to “hide unwanted Measurement screens from the normal Measurement
navigation.
Use
or to scroll to the desired Measurement screen.
Press
or to turn screen “On and O.
The Kestrel Meter will continue to log data for hidden measurements. To view logged data of the hidden
measurement, go to Measurement setup, select the Measurement screen you want to view, and turn it back
“On.
When the Kestrel is in Chart mode, the upper and lower limits of the graph scale may need
to be adjusted to fully view all data points. You can customize these value limits using the
Graph Scale setup.
Press
or to scroll to the Measurement you want to adjust, then press .
In the new screen, use
or to highlight “Set High or “Set Low”.
Press or to adjust the value limit of your
chosen option.
Units
This setup option lets you select units of measure to best suit your application.
Use
or to scroll to each measurement.
Press
or to change the unit of measurement.
User Screens
The Kestrel allows you to set up to 3 customized User Screens that will display 3 current
Measurement values on the same screen. These screens are helpful for quick reference if
you need to monitor multiple measurements at once. The User Screen option allows you to
customize your user screens.
Press
or to highlight .
User Screen 1, 2 or 3, then press .
Use or to set your preferred measurement option.
Press
or to highlight
the remaining lines, and use or to set those Measurement options.
Repeat these steps to set up the other User Screens.
When accessed through the Measurement navigation, each User Screen will display cur-
rent data for the chosen measurements as programmed.
Sample User Screen
User Screen 2
22.5 °F
48.6 %
1014.6 inHg
Measurement Screens
Press
or to scroll through the Measurement screens.
Measurement Modes
From your chosen Measurement screen, use
or to scroll through the Mode options:
Current: Displays instantaneous reading.
Min/Max/Avg: Displays the Minimum, Maximum, and Average readings from stored data
(Displays --.- if no data has been stored).
Chart: Displays graph of stored data points for each measurement.
Current Min/Max/Avg Chart
TEMPF
76.4
TEMPF
Min32.4
Avg67.9
Max84.0
TEMPF
—fordata
To View Chart Data:
Press
while viewing a chart. A cursor will appear on the most recent data point.
Press
or to scroll through saved data:
56.0F
Feb2716:58:14
The data value will be displayed at the top of the screen. The date and time when
each data point was stored will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Press
or to review the chart data for other measurements.
MAX/AVG FUNCTIONS -
Wind Speed & Wind Chill
These values are measured independently from stored and charted data to allow the
user to start and stop the averaging period in the manner most appropriate for their
application. Averaging on all wind-related values will be started and stopped together.
To measure these values:
Press
or to scroll to a wind measurement screen, then use or to
select Min/Max/Avg screen.
Press
to begin collecting data.
Press
again to stop data collection and display the Maximum and Average
values.
This routine will work simultaneously for both measurements, regardless of which one is displayed
when run. No other Min/Max/Avg or stored data will be aected.
To clear data, press when the screen says clear”.
Other measurements will display min / max / avg data based on the data stored in the log (using either
auto-stored or manually captured data). This data can be cleared by using “Reset MMA” under
memory options.
Backlight
Press
to activate backlight for one minute.
Press
again to deactivate the light manually.
SCREEN NAVIGATION
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