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SimpleComTools, LLC
COM1000
User Manual
SimpleComTools, LLC
Minimum Output Display
Lowest range value of the chosen sensor. This is the lower end of whatever range you
are trying to measure within. If you were using a temperature probe that had the ability
to measure from 32°F
212°F, you would enter the value 32.
Maximum Output Display
Highest range value of the chosen sensor. This is the higher end of whatever range you
are trying to measure within. If you were using a temperature probe that had the ability
to measure from 32°F
212°F, you would enter the value 212.
Output Display Extension
Free text extension appended to the analog value output
Examples of text you may want to enter include:
If you are measuring….
You may want to enter the word…
Temperature
Degrees° F
Pressure
PSI
Speed
GPM (Gallons p/minute)
Brewery Output
Glasses of Beer
Calibration
Calibrates the COM1000 to match the actual current sensor reading
If you know the ACTUAL value being measured, you would enter that real value. The
COM1000 will take its current reading, and perform a calculation to come up with the
offset so as to give you a more accurate reading going forward
Example:
The COM1000 sees the temperature in the room as 76°
You believe that the temperature of the room is 74°F.
You would enter the value of ‘74 and the COM1000 would use an offset of ‘2’.
The temperature would now show the reading as 74°F.
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