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Set Pressure
The DM-2 can automatically control the fan speed on ‘Q’ model systems to achieve a
user set building pressure. This is the easiest method to achieve a specific test pressure.
To use the Set Pressure function
1. Press [Set Pressure] to activate the automatic control. Input the desired building pressure
using the DM-2 keypad and press [Enter] to start the fan.
2. The fan will accelerate until the input pressure has been reached, or the fan reaches 100%
speed. The fan will continue to hold at that pressure, regardless of changes to the enclosure
or room (i.e. opening/closing windows and doors, HVAC on/off, sealing, etc.).
3. Press [Exit] to stop the fan, and cancel the Set Pressure.
If the pressure is set to “0” Pa, the DM-2 will adjust the fan speed to bring the existing pressure to zero.
This can be used to normalize pressures during specific tests. See the Retrotec DucTester Operation &
Testing manual for an example.
When numerical input is required, the Set Pressure key functions to input the number seven.
Set Speed
The DM-2 can automatically control the fan speed on a ‘Q’ model system to achieve a
specific user-defined fan speed.
To use the Set Speed function
1. Press [Set Speed] to activate the automatic control.
2. Input the desired speed using the DM-2 keypad. Speed is input as a percentage, and can be
any value from 1-100.
3. Press [Enter] to start the fan. The fan will accelerate until the desired speed is achieved.
4. Press [Exit] to stop the fan and cancel the Set Speed, or press [Set Speed] [0] [Enter] to stop
the fan.
When numerical input is required, the Set Speed key functions to input the number eight.
Jog/Hold
Jog/Hold functions differently depending on which mode the DM-2 is currently in. The
key has two functions:
Hold
Freezes the display with the data currently displayed on the screen. Nothing will change until the
Jog/Hold key is pressed again to clear "Hold".
Can be activated at any time.
Allows the recording of instananeous results (eg. Flow, EqLA, PrB at pricisely the same time)
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