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TRAMEX RMK5.1 User guide

  • Hello! I'm a chat assistant and I have analyzed the provided document, which is a user guide for the TRAMEX RWS Roof and Wall Scanner. The guide focuses on troubleshooting, operation, and further tests to substantiate readings, and also covers basic functionality such as signal penetration, displayed readings, hold mode and battery status check. I am ready to answer your questions about this device.
  • What does it mean when both LEDs are flashing and the meter is frozen?
    How do I release the RWS from HOLD mode?
    How do I check the battery strength?
RWS
Roof and Wall Scanner
QUICK START GUIDE
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Both LED’s flashing and meter frozen.
Check Battery strength by pressing
Audio/Battery button, checking that needle
reaches above Battery line on dial.
RWS is in HOLD mode.
Press HOLD button to release.
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USER GUIDE ONLINE
Please use the following link or QR code to
access the complete User Guide online:
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OPERATION
FURTHER TESTS TO SUBSTANTIATE READINGS
CALIBRATION & WARRANTY
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Press the ON/OFF button.
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Obtain Warranty online:
tramexmeters.com/register
Signal Penetration is selected by switching
between yellow & red LED’s using the white and
orange buttons to match the sequence to the
key displayed on the label. Please refer to the
online User Guide for more information.
Place the RWS onto material under test with
appropriate scale/mode/signal penetration
selected.
Adjust Sensitivity wheel to place needle at a low
starting point above zero.
Readings are displayed instantly in the 0-100
comparative scale.
To Hold/freeze the readings press the HOLD
button once. When HOLD button is pressed
both LED’s will flash continuously. If the RWS is
shut down in HOLD mode it will retain the
stored reading when powered up next and
remain in Hold mode.
Automatic power timeout (10 mins) conserves
battery life.
Taking core samples of the EIFS or foamed roof
insulation and/or the use of a pin type resis-
tance meter such as a TRAMEX PTM2 with
deep wall probes is recommended to substanti-
ate the RWS readings.
Annual calibrations are recommended as
best practice.
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