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13 

Startup 

3.3

 

Interface 

Figure 3-3 

Interface panel 

   
 

 

Table 3-3 Interface panel description 

1 

Remote Control Interface(USB-HID) 

2 

USB Memory Interface 

3 

Power Adapter Jack(+9VDC) 

4 

RESET 

5 

MICROSD Memory Interface 

3.4

 

Extern power and Battery 

The Battery can only be charged by Power Adapter ATL909

澞

 

While using the external power supply, the power adapter is also charging the 
battery.

 

Figure 3-4 

Power Adapter

 

Summary of Contents for AT4202

Page 1: ...strict ChangzhouCity Jiangsu Province China 213014 Tel 0519 88805550 89966117 89966227 89966337 Fax 0519 89966550 NZZV GVVRKTZ IUS 9GRKY SGOR YGRKY GVVRKTZ IUS KIN SGOR ZKIN GVVRKTZ IUS j VVRKTZ TYZX SKTZY TI 8K AT4202 4204 4208 Multi channel Temperature Meter User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...ument in the presence of inflammable gasses or fumes Operation of any electrical instrument in such an environment constitutes a definite safety hazard Keep away from live circuit Operating personnel must not remove instrument covers Component replacement and internal adjustments must be made by qualified maintenance personnel Do not replace components with the power cable connected Under certain ...

Page 3: ...r warranty service or repair this product must be returned to a service facility designated by Applent The buyer shall prepay shipping charges to Applent and the Buyer shall pay all shipping charges duties and taxes for products returned to Applent from another country Applent warrants that its software and firmware designated by Applent for use with an instrument will execute its programming inst...

Page 4: ...4 Extern power and Battery 13 3 4 1 Charge Li Battery 14 3 5 Power up 14 3 6 Connection of the Thermocouple 14 4 MEAS Page 15 4 1 MEAS DISPLAY 15 4 1 1 CHAN澬01澭 16 5 SETUP Page 18 5 1 Setup Page 18 5 1 1 MODEL Setting 18 5 1 2 UNIT Setting 19 5 1 3 RATE Setting 19 5 1 4 BEEP setting 19 5 1 5 HIGH setting 19 5 1 6 LOW setting 20 5 1 7 FAT SET setting 20 5 1 8 INTERVAL 20 6 SYSTEM Page 22 6 1 SYSTEM...

Page 5: ... 3 RATESubsystem 31 7 4 4 UNIT SubSystem 31 7 4 5 CHANON SubSystem 32 7 4 6 HIGH SubSystem 32 7 4 7 LOWSubSystem 32 7 4 8 FETC SubSystem 32 7 4 9 SYST System SubSystem 33 7 4 10 IDN Subsystem 33 7 4 11 RST Subsystem 33 7 4 12 Error Subsystem 33 8 Specification 34 8 1 General Specification 34 8 2 Dimension 35 ...

Page 6: ...ged Referring to the packing list check that all packaged items supplied with the meter have been provided as per the specified optioned If damaged or accessories shortage please contact the sales department or our agent 1 2 Power Supply The Handheld Temperature Meter only can use our configured AC Adapter ATL909 and Li battery ATL805 AC Adapter Input Voltage 90V 260VAC 49Hz 62Hz Power Max 10VA Wa...

Page 7: ...een installed in the instruments before factory Change the battery according to the following steps Figure 1 1 Battery Change 1 Use the screwdriver to loosen the screw in the battery cover and remove the cover 2 Remove the plug on the old battery plug a new one main direction of the plug 3 Put the new battery in the instrument recover and tighten the screws 1 6 Adjusting Tilt Stand Two positions a...

Page 8: ...8 AT4202 4204 4208 User s Guide Folded up the bottom of the bracket to achieve degree 45 position Figure 1 3 Position of Degree 45 ...

Page 9: ...lity while with the burnout detection function Also you can separately calibrate the data of each channel True color TFT liquid crystal display keypad and touch screen double control Use Li battery supply power and USB communication Switch in both English and Chinese 2 2 MainSpecification l Graduation thermocouple J K T E S N B l Basic Accuracy 0 2 1 l Measurement Range 200 0ć 1800 0ć change accor...

Page 10: ...ow limit 2 3 3 Correction Function Each channel data can been corrected by the user 2 3 4 System Setup l Keypad Lock Function l Switch in Both Chinese and English l Data File will Be Saved Automatically l Touch Screen Setup l Power Saving Mode 2 3 5 Interface USB Host Port USB high speed mode 48 MHz USD HID Protocol ASCII Transi ...

Page 11: ...Startup 3 Startup This chapter describes l Front Panel Summery l LCD Screen l Interface l Extern power and Battery l Power up l Connection of the Thermocouple 3 1 Front Panel Summery Figure 3 1 Front Panel ...

Page 12: ...ensor access terminal 7 Background Brightness 30 50 70 100 Unlock the Keypad Lock 8 HOLD NULL 9 SETUP Enter Setup Page 17 ETUP page 3 2 LCD Screen Figure 3 2 LCD Screen Table 3 2LCD Screen descriptions 1 The Page Title 2 The white fields are label the yellow fields are list box 3 Help and message information 4 Function Area Use the select keys to select 5 Display the current sensor model 6 Display...

Page 13: ...trol Interface USB HID 2 USB Memory Interface 3 Power Adapter Jack 9VDC 4 RESET 5 MICROSD Memory Interface 3 4 Extern power and Battery The Battery can only be charged by Power Adapter ATL909澞 While using the external power supply the power adapter is also charging the battery Figure 3 4 Power Adapter ...

Page 14: ...e indicating while charging the battery Figure 3 5 Charging LED Orange Attention The key is also orange which charging even when the LCR meter is off previously 3 5 Power up Press the Power key softly to start it 3 6 Connection of the Thermocouple AT4202 having 2 input ports AT4204 having 4 input ports AT4208 having 8 input ports Figure 3 4 Thermocouple Terminals ...

Page 15: ...ludes all measure result display information l Measure Display Page 4 1 MEAS DISPLAY When press the Meas key the MEAS DISPLAY page appears MEASURE DISPLAY page mainly highlights the measurement results and current sorting results will be displayed in different font and color The following measurement controls can be set l Channel Setting Figure 4 1 AT4208 MEAS DISPLAY Page ...

Page 16: ...er s Guide Figure 4 2 AT4204 MEAS DISPLAY Page Figure 4 3 AT4202 MEAS DISPLAY Page 4 1 1 CHAN澬01澭 n Steps to Set Sensor Model Step 1 Press Meas key to enter MEASURE DISPLAY page Step 2 Use the cursor keys to select 01 field ...

Page 17: ...hannel The same steps to close or open other channels n ગ ऀ ۯ ғ ङ Step 1 Press Meas key to enter MEASURE DISPLAY page Step 2 Use the cursor keys to select 01 field Step 3 Use side soft keys to select 9ULZ QK_ TIZOUT 3 4 Use touch screen to type in 2 8 Delete amend value The same steps to correct other channel values ...

Page 18: ...re Unit Setting l RATE Sampling Rate l BEEP Beep Setting l HIGH High Limit l LOW Low Limit l FAT SET FAT Memory set l INTERVAL Date Save Interval Figure5 1 Setup Page 5 1 1 MODEL Setting The model set includes 8 types thermocouple T K J N E S R B n Steps to set the model Step 1 Press Setup keyto enter SETUP page Step 2 Use cursor keys to select MODEL field Step 3 Use soft key to select Soft Key Fu...

Page 19: ...de Slow Med and Fast n Steps to set rate Step 1 Press Setup keyto enter SETUP page Step 2 Use cursor keys to select RATE field Step 3 Use soft keys to select Soft Key Function SLOW Set the sampling rateto slow MED Set the sampling rateto med FAST Set the sampling ratetofast 5 1 4 BEEP setting The Beep set include OFF and ON n Steps to Set the Beep Step 1 Press Setup keyto enter SETUP page Step 2 U...

Page 20: ...p 2 Use cursor keys to select FAT SET field Step 3 Use soft keys to select Soft Key Function MICRO SD Select MicroSD Memory Card USB DISK Select USB FAT Memory 5 1 8 INTERVAL n Steps to set interval Step 1 Press Setup key to enter SETUP page Step 2 Use cursor keys to select INTERVAL Step 3 Use soft keys to select Soft Key Function UPPER VALUE Use touch screen to type in RESET Restore Defaults Note...

Page 21: ...ed by Ȕ ȕ MODEL TC T ć CH01 CH02 CH03 CH04 CH05 CH06 CH07 CH08 2013 12 04 15 00 00 28 0 28 1 100 5 19 2 32 4 54 3 21 6 41 9 2013 12 04 15 00 05 28 1 28 0 100 4 19 2 32 4 54 2 21 5 42 0 2013 12 04 15 00 10 28 0 28 1 100 5 19 1 32 3 54 2 21 5 42 0 2013 12 04 15 00 15 28 0 28 1 100 5 19 2 32 4 54 2 21 5 42 0 ...

Page 22: ...mation can be configured in the SYSTEM CONFIG page System date and time configuration DATE TIME LANGUAGE FILE TOUCH PANEL BRIGHTNESS DIM DISPLAY APO Auto Power Off Figure 6 1 SYSTEM SETUP Page 6 1 1 DATA n Procedure to set data Step 1 Press SYST key to enter SYSTEM CONFIG page Step 2 Select DATA Step 3 YEAR INCR 1Year YEAR DECR 1Year MONTH INCR 1Month MONTH DECR 1Month DAY 1Day ...

Page 23: ...m language in both Chinese and English n Procedure to change language Step 1 Press SYST key to enter SYSTEM CONFIG page Step 2 Select LANGUAGE Step 3 И ކ CHS Switch into Chinese ENGLISH Switch into English 6 1 4 FILE n Procedure of file setting Step 1 Press SYST key to enter SYSTEM CONFIG page Step 2 Select FILE field Step 3 AUTO All parameters set by user will be saved in system IGNORED The param...

Page 24: ...a n Procedure to calibrate touch panel Tips You will need a screen pen to calibrate touch pane Do not use your finger Step 1 Press SYST key to enter SYSTEM CONFIG page Step 2 Select TOUCH PANEL soft key Step 3 Select CALIBRATE soft key Step 4 Use a screen pen to click screen softly to start calibration Step 5 Tap the middle of the circle with a pen on Left Up corner Then tap the middle of the circ...

Page 25: ...ge Step 2 Select DIM DISPLAY Step 3 5 minutes 5 minutes later brightness becomes 30 10 minutes 10 minutes later brightness becomes 30 20 minutes 20 minutes later brightness becomes 30 30 minutes 30 minutes later brightness becomes 30 OFF Dim display off Tips Timer will be reset when press any keys or touch screen 6 1 8 AUTO POWER OFF APO n Procedure of set auto power off Step 1 Press SYST to enter...

Page 26: ...26 AT4202 4204 4208 User s Guide OFF APO off Tips Timer will be reset when press any keys or touch screen ...

Page 27: ... along with data communication and acquisition software You can also go to our website www applent comto download Tips If you want to program the software by yourself you need to know some basic knowledge about USB and USB HID Go towww usb org to find out more Basic API functions l CreateFile devDetail DevicePath ENERIC_READ GENERIC_WRITE FILE_SHARE_READ FILE_SHARE_WRITE NULL OPEN_EXISTING FILE_FL...

Page 28: ...t 7 3 1 Command packet Use 64 bits pack to transfer data every USB HID command is 1 pack Tips Command packets have a fixed format the user must follow the format agreed by the instrument of writing and otherwise it is impossible to establish communication The command word is case insensitive Each command packet contains the first 60 bytes of checksum fill in the last four bytes PC command pack for...

Page 29: ...44 45 46 47 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 88 80 55 50 00 00 2B C1 Instrument response pack is 64 bytes not sufficient for 0x00fill out Not ASCII 0 A response pack from instrument ASCII format AT4202 REV A1 0 00000000 Applent Instruments Inc To test instrument USB HID we have free ApplentHID communication test...

Page 30: ...G 1E6 MEGA MA 1E3 KILO K 1E 3 MILLI M 1E 6 MICRO U 1E 9 NANO N 1E 12 PICO P 1E 15 PEMTO F 1E 18 ATTO A 7 4 Command Reference All commands in this reference are fully explained and listed in thefollowing functional command order l MODEL Model subsystems l BEEP Beep subsystem l RATE Rate subsystem l UNIT Unit subsystem l CHANON Chanon subsystem l HIGH High subsystem l LOW Low subsystem l FETC Fetc s...

Page 31: ...sHeader Beep sPara on off n beep To check the current beep sHeader beep sPara Response on off 7 4 3 RATESubsystem n rate slow med fast To set the rate sHeader Rate sPara slow med fast n rate To check the current rate sHeader rate sPara Response slow med fast 7 4 4 UNIT SubSystem n unit unit c unit k unit f To set the unit sHeader Unit sPara unit c unit k unit f n unit To check the current unit sHe...

Page 32: ...urrent channel status sHeader chanon sPara Response integer 7 4 6 HIGH SubSystem n high float To set upper limit sHeader High sPara float n high To query current upper limit sHeader High sPara Response float 7 4 7 LOWSubSystem n low float To set low limit sHeader Low sPara float n low To query current low limit sHeader low sPara Response float 7 4 8 FETC SubSystem n FETC To query test result sHead...

Page 33: ...m n IDN To check version information sHeader IDN sPara Response AT4202 REV A1 0 Serial Number Applent Instruments Inc 7 4 11RST Subsystem n RST To start in heat sHeader RST sPara 7 4 12Error Subsystem n ERR To check the message sent previously sHeader ERR sPara Response In the following Table Table 7 5The Error Code and message 0 No error 1 Bad command 2 Parameter error 3 Missing parameter 4 Inval...

Page 34: ...nths Test Environment l Temperature and humidity range 15ć 35ć 80 RH or less l Storage temperature and humidity range 10ć 40ć 10 90 RH Thermocouple Type T K J N E S R B Basic Accuracy 0 2 1bit Display 5 digits Test Speed Fast Medium Slow Max Reading 1800 0ć Min Reading 200 0ć Beep ON OFF Interface USB HID Program Language SCPI Auxiliary Function Keypad Lock Model Temperature Range ć T type thermoc...

Page 35: ...35 Specification thermocouple R type thermocouple 250ć 1750ć B type thermocouple 250ć 1800ć 8 2 Dimension Applent Instruments AT4202 4204 4208 User s Manual English Edition ...

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