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KISTOCK can record in 5 different ways :

● ''Immediate'' mode records values according a predefined interval.

● ''Minimum'', ''Maximum'' and ''Average'' record automatically the calculation of minimum,

maximum or average of measured values during an interval of recording.

● ''Monitoring'' mode allows to get an accurate history report during error events to help

troubleshooting, without stopping the measurement logging. To proceed this way, you just have to

define :

- a record interval to be used whilst the readings are beyond the setpoints.

- a record interval for the values measured during each reading beyond the setpoints..

Furthermore, you can also let your KISTOCK record non-stop (''loop'' recording option).

4 types dataset start

Once your recording mode has been set, you can launch your dataset :

● With a delayed start (with predefined date and time)

● With the software

● With push-button

● With ''Online'' option. In this case, your datasets are directly sent, saved and displayed on your PC

in real time.

6 types of dataset stop

You can stop your dataset :

● According to a date and time (if it was started the same way)

● According to a period

● According to a predefined number of recording points

● Once the storage capacity is full

● With ''Stop'' option of the software

● By holding ''OK'' key for at least 5s, if this function has been previously activated by the software

Input for PC connection

Jack connector

(3.5)

Input for KistockPC

software

PC CONNECTIONS

LOG

°C...Temperature in degrees Celsius

°F...Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

%RH..........Relative humidity (KTH 350)

td...Dew point temperature (KTH 350)

V or mV Voltage expressed in V or mV

A or mA Current expressed in A or mA

THERMOMETER FUNCTION

Once ''thermometer'' function is activated, KISTOCK allows you to display information as

below :

● Difference of temperature between 2 external probes (''Delta T''),

● Minimum temperature

● Maximum temperature

● Hold the temperature measured (''Hold'').