hey guys,
well yeah i own a ut71c, and i really don't wanna go in to the discussion if the was or wasn't a wise choise.
but do have a question on something else.
the ut71 has a temp sensor setting, which when you use it it says there is a max input of 1000!? (not saying temp there)
on the otherhand the manual says that the "included contact point temp prode" can only be used till 230C
this looks to me like the situation that the dmm itself can handle higher temps then the contact point.
as i would like to use this in regards to my 3d printer i would like the max temp bar to be slightly higher then 230 as 230 is about the temp for ABS.
300- 400C would be nice, although 400 maybe also a bit much.
anyway so a solution to this could be to just change the contact point, actually have some spares lying around from my printer, new hot-end came included with new.
but then there is the problem of not knowing jack s#/t about these sensors but i expect ech sensor / contact point has it's own measurement curve.
adding to that, is that i have no clue what kind of probe is included.
meaning that if i just change the prope i could end up with completely wrong temps and with no means to re callibrate (properly) / reprogram.
so basically what i'm trying to ask is this..
1) is there a way to find out what probe is used? or is this even needed?
2) if there are probes with the same / similar outputs (same kind) which can measure higher temps, or can i simply use the probes from my printer.
that is without wrecking the dmm ofcourse.
thanks in advance!