User Manual

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Transducer Connectors

The transducer connectors and single control button are located on the top end cap of the

TI-UMX2. The transducer connectors are a special underwater Lemo “00”.

NOTE: There is no polarity associated with connecting a dual element transducer. If

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single element probe type.

Single Control Button

The special magnetic reed found on the top end cap, provides single button operation.

Using this button and 3 basic press sequence options, the user can power the TI-UMX2

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Probe Zero Disk (bottom outside end cap)

The TI-UMX2 is equipped with an Auto Zero, which eliminates the user from having

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option has also been included with the TI-UMX2. This provides the user with the ability

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purposes of a safety mechanism, the Auto Zero feature will be used.

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1. Click on any of the measurement cells to review the gauge settings and waveform

for that speciﬁc measurement.

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reporting purposes. If the ﬁle is then saved, the information entered will also be

saved with the ﬁle.

NOTE: Although the TI-UMX2 is not equipped with a screen to view an actual

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measurement saved. These waves can be opened and reviewed in

DataComm at

any time. They can provide valuable information, in reference to the quality of the

measurements.