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3nh NH310 Operation Manual Download Page 11

High-Quality Portable Colorimeter

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a) Removing Measuring Aperture
As shown in Figure8 and Figure 9, turn the measuring aperture counter
clockwise 20 degrees, and then remove the aperture downward.

Figure 8 Counter Clockwise 20 Degrees Figure 9 Remove the

Aperture Downward

b) Installing Measuring Aperture
As shown in Figure 10 and Figure 11, align the measuring aperture with
mounting hole, and then turn it clockwise about 20 degrees.

Figure 10 Align the Measuring Aperture Figure 11 Turn the Measuring

With Mounting Hole Aperture Clockwise About 20 Degrees

c) Installing Extended Measuring Aperture

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Summary of Contents for NH310

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Page 2: ...nd Measuring Method 10 2 Standard Measurement 11 3 Sample Measurement 12 III Save Data 12 1 Auto Save 12 2 Manual Save 13 IV Connect NH310 Colorimeter to the PC 13 print 14 V System Function Descripti...

Page 3: ...nd NH300 and NR200 technical parameters in Product Speci cations NH310 colorimeter is researched and developed in accordance with CIE International Commission on Illumination and CNS China National S...

Page 4: ...or it will a ect the measuring accuracy even cause irreversible damage I Button Description The following is a brief introduction of the buttons We will give more detailed information about its functi...

Page 5: ...face Connect with AC adapter It is used to connect to external power source The speci cation of external power source is 5V 2A 3 USB Interface RS 232 Interface This interface is a common interface The...

Page 6: ...don t use it for a long time When using external power source or connecting USB interface to PC if you press the power switch it will charge the Li ion battery If you don t want to charge the battery...

Page 7: ...ttery be sure the power switch is popped out The power source of colorimeter is cut o Then remove the battery cover Insert the Li ion battery into battery compartment and push it gently in right direc...

Page 8: ...asurement interface automatically and the default display is L a b C H 3 White Calibration and Black Calibration a Auto White Calibration and Black Calibration Recommend NH310 colorimeter adopts human...

Page 9: ...own in Figure 6 Select Calibrate to enter White and Black Calibration interface as shown in Figure 7 Be sure the white calibration cover is well installed Selecting White Calibration and press Enter b...

Page 10: ...been used for a lo ng time and the measured data are not accurate 4 Changing Measuring Aperture Note After changing the measuring aperture you have to enter the Settings Aperture Setting to select the...

Page 11: ...ure 8 Counter Clockwise 20 Degrees Figure 9 Remove the Aperture Downward b Installing Measuring Aperture As shown in Figure 10 and Figure 11 align the measuring aperture with mounting hole and then tu...

Page 12: ...methods a Camera Locating Enter Standard Measurement or Sample Measurement interface align NH310 measuring port with the test sample and cling to it If you need precise locating please press the Up C...

Page 13: ...s of the measured sample 2 Standard Measurement There are two conditions about standard measurement One is performing standard measurement after power on another is after completing sample measurement...

Page 14: ...g standard measurement press Enter button the instrument will enter Sample Measurement interface automatically as shown in Figure 15 Align the measuring aperture to the test sample to perform sample m...

Page 15: ...ved automatically If you want to save data when measuring please press Down Save button after each measurement IV Connect NH310 Colorimeter to the PC Press MENU button to enter the main menu as shown...

Page 16: ...terface Print Only when the colorimeter is in Standard Measurement Sample Measurement or Record interfaces you can print data through the printer Connect colorimeter to the printer When the colorimete...

Page 17: ...and Sample Measurement interfaces you should enter other function interfaces through the main menu Main menu is shown in Figure 20 Figure 20 Main Menu Interface 1 Record and Standard Entering a Recor...

Page 18: ...tandard Then you can select Record in main menu to enter standard sample records interface You can search the needed standard data through Up and Down After nding it press Menu button and then the sta...

Page 19: ...ure 23 You can add or subtract the number in which the cursor is positioned through Up and Down button After setting the number to the needed one press Enter button the cursor will jump to the last nu...

Page 20: ...he instrument will display a warning interface as shown in Figure 26 Press Enter all sample data will be deleted but the standard records are still retained b Delete All Records When select All Record...

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Page 22: ...High Quality Portable Colorimeter 20 Figure 28 Set Time Figure 29 Set Date Figure 30 Time Format Setting...

Page 23: ...ou can make settings by pressing Up and Down button Then press Enter to save the settings and return to the main menu Figure 32 Display Mode Interface In NH310 colorimeter the display mode will defaul...

Page 24: ...t interface will rst enter the Standard Measurement interface shown in Figure 39 and Figure 40 After completing standard measurement it will enter the interface shown in Figure 41 and Figure 42 Figure...

Page 25: ...High Quality Portable Colorimeter 23 Figure 35 CIE XYZ Measurement Interface Figure 36 CIE RGB Measurement Interface Figure 37 CIE L u v Measurement Interface...

Page 26: ...High Quality Portable Colorimeter 24 Figure 39 Color Fastness Standard Measurement Interface Figure 40 Staining Fastness Standard Measurement Interface Figure 41 Color Fastness Measurement Interface...

Page 27: ...guage according to your need by pressing Up and Down buttons Press Enter to save the settings and return to the main menu Figure 43 Language Selection Interface 7 Light Source Selection Select Light i...

Page 28: ...eed by pressing Up and Down buttons Press Enter to save the settings and return to the main menu Figure 45 SCI SCE Setting Interface 9 Average Measurement Select Average in the main menu to enter an i...

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Page 30: ...white 2 White means the color of the measured sample slant white 3 The same as other displays of color offset b Select Settings Auto Save to enter an interface shown in Figure 50 This interface enabl...

Page 31: ...ill cause the inaccuracy of the measured data After changing the aperture you need to re perform white and black calibration or it will also cause the ina ccuracy of the measured data Figure 51 Apertu...

Page 32: ...When the instrument is in idle state you can set the backlight time to save electricity consumption Figure 53 Backlight Time Setting Interface f Select Settings Brightness Setting to enter an interfac...

Page 33: ...ure 54 Brightness Setting Interface g Select Settings Restore Factory Set to enter an interface shown in Figure 55 Press Enter button The instrument will restore to factory default setting and clear a...

Page 34: ...s instrument adopts both accurate camera locating and illumination locating and fully considers users need and adopts user friendly design It has original camera locating and illumination locating You...

Page 35: ...8mm extended aperture optional Measuring Conditions Observer CIE 10 Standard Observer Illuminant CIE Standard Illuminant D65 D50 A Measuring Range L 0 to 100 Repeatability Standard deviation within E...

Page 36: ...High Quality Portable Colorimeter 34 Range Storage Temperature 20 to 50 4 to 122...

Page 37: ...ples 20000 pcs test samples Minimum Interval Between Measurement Approx 1 sec Battery Life More than 3000 measurements Lamp Life more than 1 6 million times in 5 years Display TFT True color 2 8 inch...

Page 38: ...ttery Life More than 3000 measurements Lamp Life more than 1 6 million times in 5 years Display TFT True color 2 8 inch 16 9 Interface Model B USB RS 232 Baud rate 19200bps Operating Temperature Range...

Page 39: ...t will determine the observer s color perception Objects can a ect the nal color perception because the re ectance spectra transmittance spectra of the object have modulated the light source spectrum...

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