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Portable Thermometers

Cyclops L

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Thermometer Description

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Thermometer Power supply

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Thermometer Controls

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Display Panel Modes

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Trigger Operation

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Thermometer Operation

10 Cyclops Communication

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12 Accessories & Spare Parts

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14 User Configuration Record

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Appendix 1 - Serial Communications Data Logging Protocol

Appendix 2 - Error Codes

Appendix 3 - Data Stream Format

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Summary of Contents for Land Cyclops 055L

Page 1: ...Cyclops 100L Cyclops 160L Cyclops 390L Cyclops 055L i CYCLOPS L USER GUIDE PUBLICATION NO 809627 LANGUAGE ENGLISH Q U A L I T Y C U S T O M E R S O L U T I O N S...

Page 2: ...sponsibility of the assembler Protective Clothing Face and Eye Protection It is possible that this equipment is to be installed on or near to machinery or equipment operating at high temperatures and...

Page 3: ...telephone number email address etc Design and Manufacturing Standards The Quality Management System of Land Instruments International is approved to BS EN ISO 9001 for the design manufacture and on s...

Page 4: ...eter Controls 5 1 6 Optics 6 1 7 Display Panel Modes 7 1 8 Trigger Operation 8 0 9 Thermometer Operation 9 1 10 Cyclops Communication 10 1 11 Emissivity 11 0 12 Accessories Spare Parts 12 0 13 Mainten...

Page 5: ...s xxxL portable thermometer It is important to check all equipment with which you have been supplied and read all the literature provided with the Cyclops before using the thermometer for the first ti...

Page 6: ...ensation setting can be controlled via the simple to use icon based menu system An internal memory and real time clock allow readings to be stored as they are taken and identified when being downloade...

Page 7: ...tored data retrieval and route management See separate User Guide Optical system 9 field of view 1 3 measurement area 180 1 to 98 energy eyepiece adjustable 3 75 to 2 5 diopters Focusing range 1m 39 3...

Page 8: ...F Operating temp range 0 to 50 C 32 to 122 F Power source One MN1604 6LR61 PP3 battery or USB Output Bluetooth or USB Weight 0 83kg 1 8lb Sealing IP40 Standard accessories Lens cap Heat protection ja...

Page 9: ...e wrist strap in packaging 3 Optical focusing ring 11 Protective cover 4 Protective window 12 Adjustable eyepiece 5 Lens cap 13 Battery compartment cover 6 ON OFF switch 14 Internal Bluetooth Antenna...

Page 10: ...LCD display When USB power is connected no power is drawn from the PP3 battery It is recommended to switch the thermometer off before changing the battery or inserting the USB lead There is also a sma...

Page 11: ...ng power saving features If the thermometer is in Menu Mode for over 1 minute without any key being pressed the display returns to Measure Mode If the thermometer is in Measure Mode for over 2 hours w...

Page 12: ...Calendar option then press Enter The Calendar is displayed in DD MM YY format with the Day setting highlighted 2 Use the scroll buttons to set the required day then press Enter The highlight will swi...

Page 13: ...ation Classic Burst Latched or Route see Section 8 5 3 LCD Display Panel Keypad The LCD display panel d is on the left hand side of the thermometer body see Fig 3 1 item 1 It operates in three modes M...

Page 14: ...ment and is not fitted with an Optical Focus Ring A protective lens cap g is supplied and should be fitted at all times when the thermometer is not in use To help protect the lens in operation the len...

Page 15: ...on for variable focus instruments This calculation applies to 100L 160L and 390L thermometers The precision reflex optical system gives a narrow field of view 180 1 to 98 energy As the instrument is f...

Page 16: ...ied as standard with a protective window which covers and protects the instrument lens WARNING Never look at the sun through this instrument this could cause severe damage to the eye 6 2 Target Size C...

Page 17: ...ough the viewfinder is uncomfortably bright on the eye a dark filter must be fitted in place of the clear protection window To fit a dark filter to the Cyclops thermometer unscrew the clear protection...

Page 18: ...o match each user s eyesight characteristics 1 Use the viewfinder to view a plain brightly lit background such as a blank wall 2 Rotate the rubber eye cup to bring the graticule circle to the sharpest...

Page 19: ...out automatically and is replaced by the Measure Mode or Route Mode display To access the Menu Mode press the Enter select key on the keypad Note In the event of a fault causing loss of on board memor...

Page 20: ...der The mode icons and associated values are cycled on the screen so that the active mode remains in the same position and larger than the non selected measurement types Peak reading Instantaneous rea...

Page 21: ...se in object temperature c Object temperature falls last Peak temperature value held on display d New Peak temperature value reached display updated e Object temperature falls last Peak temperature va...

Page 22: ...nu With a Fast time constant selected the temperature reading closely matches the object temperature Only the most rapid fluctuations in the input are smoothed in the output With a Slow time constant...

Page 23: ...us temperature value and is held on display with rise in object temperature c Object temperature falls new Valley temperature value reached display updated as object temperature falls Object temperatu...

Page 24: ...ich lead to erroneously high readings whereas obscuration by smoke will drastically reduce any measured values The Meltmaster processing function in Cyclops 055L is designed specifically for this meas...

Page 25: ...ther than clearing route temperature measurements there is no route data management facility in the Cyclops instrument itself Routes must be set up and loaded into the Cyclops using the external softw...

Page 26: ...left hand corner To access the menu system hold down the and keys simultaneously for abut 3 seconds until the padlock disappears The menu system is then accessible using the key in the usual way After...

Page 27: ...Bluetooth About Emissivity Exit Exit 10s 1 000 Product Information HH MM DD MM YY Clock Serial Comms See table See table Function OFF Key Function ON Default setting Default value Recording Delete La...

Page 28: ...tion press the key When a main menu option is selected the available sub options are displayed 4 Use the and keys to highlight the required sub option in the menu Press the key to select it 5 For sub...

Page 29: ...ecording facility can be switched on or off by selecting the icons i On or ii Off Readings are stored against current time or date set on the clock See Section 7 4 13 The readings are also stored agai...

Page 30: ...ault setting for High and Low alarm is the thermometer mid range value When an alarm threshold value passed a visual indication is provided on the side display above high alarm value below low alarm v...

Page 31: ...and lost communications response Bluetooth The available sounder options are Sounder On i or Sounder Off ii The default setting is On i ii 7 6 10 Window compensation This function allows you to manual...

Page 32: ...y can be set to On i or Off ii The default is Off Note Only C units are available with high resolution mode See section 7 4 7 7 6 13 Clock Calendar Allows you to set the internal time and date Refer t...

Page 33: ...play Use this option when connecting to the Land Cyclops logger software on a PC or a mobile device or if you want to do your own processing of the temperature data The Select option ii will send the...

Page 34: ...and USB See Section 7 4 15 and Appendix A1 When the trigger is released displays are frozen with the final value streaming stops a hold code is sent See Appendix A1 and all four temperature types are...

Page 35: ...time date emissivity window transmission and a user specifiable location ID Up to 9999 readings can be stored This is each reading in Classic Operator Emissivity or Latched mode or approximately 5 min...

Page 36: ...select the Erase icon When the memory is 100 full displayed on the side LCD screen recording mode will be disabled automatically and the memory will need to be erased before any further measurements c...

Page 37: ...rface Setup The following list details the setup groups and the available selections Setup Group Function Selection Options Data Output Setup Trigger Mode Classic Burst Latched Route Bluetooth On Off...

Page 38: ...fer to the information in Section 11 5 Ensure that Window Compensation is Off 6 Ensure that the Alarms function is set to Off 7 Ensure the Bluetooth option is set to Off 8 On the side display select t...

Page 39: ...nder observation 0 35 If the window compensation factor of the viewing window port is known 4 Set Window Compensation to On 5 Enter the known compensation factor e g 0 920 for Glass 0 880 for Sapphire...

Page 40: ...its user guide to do this 4 Set the thermometer into route mode and select a route by going into Menu Mode opening the Trigger Menu and selecting Route Mode then select a route saved in memory by sel...

Page 41: ...th is enabled from the menu system the Bluetooth icon on the side display will flash until paired with the Logger software The Cyclops requires a pass key of 0000 which is provided automatically by th...

Page 42: ...for the measurement application the temperature of the target is outside the thermometer s measurement span or that the emissivity value cannot be accurately specified and should be determined in sit...

Page 43: ...65 0 65 Magnesium 0 27 0 24 Oxidised 0 80 0 75 Molybdenum 0 33 0 25 Oxidised 0 80 0 75 Nickel 0 35 0 25 Oxidised 0 85 0 85 Palladium 0 28 0 23 Platinum 0 27 0 22 Rhodium 0 25 0 18 Silver 0 05 0 04 Oxi...

Page 44: ...reeze the readings on the side display Note Do not touch the trigger again until the procedure has been finished 2 Using a thermocouple or reference instrument measure the temperature at the target lo...

Page 45: ...ivity value together with the most recently recorded temperature Changing the emissivity value will show the calculated temperature that would have been displayed at the new emissivity value 5 Adjust...

Page 46: ...nge of 450mm 17 7in to 620mm 24 4in with a minimum target size of 1 8mm 0 07in A typical application for this lens is calibration on small aperture furnaces Fig 12 1 Type 110 and Type 135 Close up len...

Page 47: ...rotects the instrument from excessive radiant heat and reduce thermal shocks It also forms a highly effective barrier against the ingress of dust The large window area enables a clear view of the side...

Page 48: ...e Parts Description Part Number Eyepiece hood 802211 Lens cover 802083 Wrist strap 801994 Battery cover 804090 Lens protection window 802061 Rubber tripod pad 802311 Protective thermal cover 811279 In...

Page 49: ...s offset at a small angle 10 relative to the optical axis See Fig 12 7 The glass disc is an infrared absorbing filter and is essential for eye safety when viewing very hot targets 12 3 1 Instructions...

Page 50: ...ops with the LER adaptor The thermometer should be used exactly as before although it will be observed that there is a reduced magnification of the scene displayed through the eyepiece It is possible...

Page 51: ...12 5 Cyclops L Portable Thermometers User Guide 12 4 Fitting the Industrial Rubber Casing 1 2 3 4...

Page 52: ...Portable Thermometers User Guide Cyclops L 12 6 5 6 7...

Page 53: ...iece and display panel are kept clean and free from contaminants On a regular basis clean these components carefully with a soft lens cloth and proprietary lens cleaner Check the thermometer for damag...

Page 54: ...you have set up the thermometer to match your measurement requirements you use the User Configuration Record to make a note of your chosen parameter settings and values so that these can be re entered...

Page 55: ...very 0 5s is output For firmware V1 00 V1 10 Instantaneous only is available For firmware V2 00 and above If serial option Instantaneous is chosen Instantaneous only is available If serial option Sele...

Page 56: ...s in tenths 100 3 1500 8 Over range i e 0xAF SP 0xAF SP 0xAF Under range _ _ _ i e 0x5F SP 0x5F SP 0x5F vi Termination 2 chars 0x0D 0x0A The receiving device should send a handshake to indicate H hold...

Page 57: ...Character interpretation as above except i Packet 4 advanced latched mode packet c The 2 line termination packet is sent when the trigger is unlatched Advanced Route Mode packet When the trigger is pr...

Page 58: ...tion Lost Calibration Data The Cyclops will continue to work but with the display inverted i e white on black However the calibration of the instrument will be incorrect and readings will only be appr...

Page 59: ...Appendix 3 1 Cyclops L Portable Thermometers User Guide DATA STREAM FORMAT A3...

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