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#Instacal software manual how to#

When running “Set Zero”, if you can’t see the data points (which should be on a horizontal line), right-click the graph and select “Set Scale to Default” so you can see the entire graph.This KB article explains how to silently install InstaCal, but it does not run InstaCal. Be sure to keep the “Flow Outlet” valve (purple) closed during the measurement.

#Instacal software manual manual#

Wait for the beeps and follow the instructions in the manual (page 41, point 5).

Start the “Set Zero” procedure: in the top menu, set “Set Flow Level” to “Brown”, “Analysis Type” to “Set Zero” and click on Start. Press OK, and the first half of the top menu will become clickable.Ģ2. Restart the HPFM software and create a new project (“File” – “Open Project” – fill in “New Project” fields).Ģ1. After saving, close the HPFM software (important!) and copy the last lines (everything below and including ) from the CD’s “HPFM.ini” into the local program folder’s “HPFM.ini”.Ģ0. Alternatively, instead of changing the directories in “Settings”, edit them manually in the “HPFM.ini” file, and avoid the “Settings” menu altogether.ġ9. You’ll later need to copy these lines from the original “HPFM.ini” file. IMPORTANT: When you change settings, the “HPFM.ini” file resets all predefined calibration values to 0 (everything below and including ).

#Instacal software manual archive#

In the HPFM software, open “Settings” and enter a correct Data Log Path, Archive Path, Project Path and Calibration Path (we’re using the pre-created folders in the program directory):Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Dynamax\HPFM\Data LogĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Dynamax\HPFM\ArchiveĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Dynamax\HPFM\Project (created manually!)Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Dynamax\HPFM\Calibration 004 V, at maximum pressure (560 kPa) the output should be.

At zero pressure, values should be less than. Run a device/communication test, via “Test” – “Analog”.ġ4. On tab “CH 2”, enter the following values:ġ3. On tabs “CH 0”, “CH 1” enter the following values:ġ2. On the first tab, compare the settings to the following screenshot and change values, if necessary.ġ1. Click on the “Board#…” entry in the device list, then click on the fourth symbol from the left, which shows a board and hand (“Configure”).ġ0. Start InstaCal (from the desktop icon or start menu). To make sure everything installed nicely, go to “Control Panel” – “Device Manager” (German version: “Gerätemanager”) and look for “DAS Component”.ĩ. When it’s done, you will see a popup window saying “USB Carrier installed”:Ĩ.

#Instacal software manual driver#

Connect the HPFM (USB plug under the roof of the HPFM) to your computer using a USB cable and follow the driver installation instructions. Copy the file “CB.CFG” from C:\Program Files (x86)\Dynamax\HPFM\ICalUL to directory C:\Program Files (x86)\Measurement Computing\DAQ.ħ. a file called “HPFM.ini” in directory C:\Program Files (x86)\Dynamax\HPFMĦ.Start your computer and log into Windows as a user with Administrator rights. I cannot accept responsibility if anything goes wrong.ġ. While this guide has worked for us, it may not work for you.

Be sure to complete the hardware setup first, including filling/purging the tank and system to remove gas bubbles.

Please be aware that I am just an ordinary user of an HPFM Gen 3, and not in any way affiliated with Dynamax.

Here’s our own version of a software installation guide for Windows 7 (64-bit), which also contains some necessary steps that weren’t mentioned in the official manual. 3 by Dynamax was no different: the installation process encompassed many pages of a manual that was, in some points, less detailled than we would have wished. The more specialized your device, the more complicated it usually is to set it up, and the HPFM Gen. If you don’t find the Urban Dictionary definition for HPFM satisfying: High Pressure Flow Meters are used to measure the hydraulic conductivity of plant roots, stems and more. A colleague and I recently tried to set up an HPFM at work.