how do you reset this meter?
1521648
so far it is working well....thinking about using them in production later this year.
1521649
No reset. You just log the hours when you service, and right the next service interval on the equipment. Just like the old days when cars only had a main odometer.
292668
Flip the lid upside down. You should see a small hole to reset it. Use a paperclip or pen to push in and wait for it to show all zeros.
608324
Underneath the battery cover, above the batteries, is a little hole. Stick a paper clip in that hole to reset.
1883756
Hello-Yes, there is a reset for the device but if you do that you will lose all your setting and calibration. First try this - turn off the unit, then unplug it from the wall or just disconnect the electric cord from the back for about a min. They re-connect it and turn the unit on and see if it resets. This is like a soft boot that keeps your settings. If this doesn't work call Marantz and they will guide you through a reset (I don't remember which two buttons you have press while powering down the unit). It's better to have them guide you so that if it doesn't work they can tell you where you need to send the unit for repair. Good Luck! Hello-Yes, there is a reset for the device but if you do that you will lose all your setting and calibration. First try this - turn off the unit, then unplug it from the wall or just disconnect the electric cord from the back for about a min. They re-connect it and turn the unit on and see if it resets. This is like a soft boot that keeps your settings. If this doesn't work call Marantz and they will guide you through a reset (I don't remember which two buttons you have press while powering down the unit). It's better to have them guide you so that if it doesn't work they can tell you... » Read More Hello-Yes, there is a reset for the device but if you do that you will lose all your setting and calibration. First try this - turn off the unit, then unplug it from the wall or just disconnect the electric cord from the back for about a min. They re-connect it and turn the unit on and see if it resets. This is like a soft boot that keeps your settings. If this doesn't work call Marantz and they will guide you through a reset (I don't remember which two buttons you have press while powering down the unit). It's better to have them guide you so that if it doesn't work they can tell you where you need to send the unit for repair. Good Luck! « Show Less
1744547
online search shows the instructions/manual for resetting, or go to the Fellowes site - it's easy.http://www.fellowes.com/us/en/Products/Pages/product-details.aspx?prod=US-9320401
151555
Disconnect the B+ terminal. Put the meter in DC Amps, Red wire to B+ and black wire to the Battery terminal. Now you have the Amp meter in series with the drain on the battery. Those numbers wont help you find the drain. Start disconnecting things till that Drain goes away.
1423063
reset button on back--both extreme records revert to current temperature. I had to open and clean the swith on one of the three meters I bought--works fine now. Pat.
733598
It's very simple. Contact the factory, ship it to them, they ship it back. If they can't calibrate it they replace it. Each meter has a calibration date specific to that model.
1686028
You can reset it. Their is a tiny tab by where you insert the batteries. You have to push it with an ink pen.
1634788
There is a small hole on the side of the Striiv....put the end of a paperclip in there and push. That will reset the unit.
1998609
There is a reset button on the unit. Look up the location in the instructions manual. I think you need a small point, such as a pen, to press the reset button.
556567
Take various meter readings across the green screen and then average them out to get a final reading. This model will not doany averaging automatically, so you have to do it old school. Love this meter & haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helps.
158946
You can reset it after power went out by unplugging it and plugging it back in. Or trip the breaker on the circuit it uses and reset it.
1035
I doubt there's anything wrong with your meter. All analog meters I've known are zeroed with the set screw located at the center of the movement. Many meters I've know have been able to be adjusted over a large span. Try it ... ideally, the meter's zero should be approximately in the center of the screw's range. If one side of the zero is much less than the other then, yes, you may want to exchange it.
1126698
I think the answer is, It can be done, but it would be a bit cumbersome. Because there is no "Reset" button, you would turn the meter on and set it to measure either the "Min" or "Max" dba for, say, the TV show. After you write down that value, you would have to turn the meter OFF. Then, when the commercial came on, you'd quickly turn the meter back on and AGAIN set it to measuse either the "Min" or "Max" dba.In other words -- two separate measurements, with the meter turned off in between them. Make sense?
942370
Like the others indicated, there is a delay when you first apply power to it and it's dark enough for it to switch on. Put a piece of black tape over the photo cell, turn on the light switch, and wait a few minutes. If it doesn't go on, you could remove it and test it with an ohmmeter. With the black tape over the photo cell, the meter should read close to zero. With the tape removed, the meter should show a high resistance.
56467
It is not connected to anything on the board. While in use I get nothing on my meter.