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4.10 Calculation of ΔT from Stored Data The coefficient ΔT is used to calculate the insulation resistance at a temperature other than the measurement temperature. It is the temperature difference at which the insulation resistance concerned is divided by 2. This coefficient is variable and depends on the type of insulation. When it is not known, the instrument can calculate it from three or more stored measurements. NOTE: These 3 measurements must have been made on identical insu lation but at 3 different temperatures, and the temperatures must have been recorded using the 2nd + TEMP buttons at the same time as the measurements, without applying the correction (Resistance Correction OFF). • In the SET-UP mode, select “Calculate ΔT from Memory” and press the ► button. The display shows all values recorded with a temperature. • Select at least 3 measurements using the ▲ , ▼ , ◄ , ► buttons. • ΔT is calculated and recorded automatically once 3 stored measurements have been selected, and will be updated if more measurements are selected. • The larger the number of measurements, the more accurate the calculation of ΔT. NOTE: This calculation is available only for resistance values < 200GΩ. SET-UP Instr.Nr. 9600004 SW Version 1.2 Calculate ∆T from Memory Maxumum Output Voltage 5100V Set Default Parameter Clear Memory V Disturbance / V Output 10% Buzzer on Power Down on Baud Rate 9600 / RS232 Megohmmeter Model 5070 SET-UP ∆T Calculation for R/2 Obj. Test Res. Volt. 47 13 13 02 02 02 99 59 58 03 02 01 228.5MΩ 208.5MΩ 178.5MΩ 328.5MΩ 328.5MΩ 328.5MΩ 5078V 5078V 5078V 5078V 5078V 5078V 23.7°C Temp. 23°C 30°C 37°C 23°C 23°C 23°C 53