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ISOMET 2114

User

’s Guide

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3.2 Rear panel

Back panel of the device

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Protection Rubber

- blue protection rubber

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Nameplate

- nameplate with serial number

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Accumulators box

- box for accumulators (4 x AA)

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Screws of accumulators box

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Screws of back side of the device

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Summary of Contents for ISOMET 2114

Page 1: ...ISOMET 2114 Thermal properties analyzer User s Guide Version 1 46 ...

Page 2: ... 3 Bottom Connectors 9 3 4 Measurement Probes 9 3 4 1 Locking Mechanism 10 3 4 2 Cable Connecting 10 3 4 3 Cable Disconnecting 11 3 5 Power Supply 11 4 Operation 13 4 1 Measurement 14 4 2 Results 16 4 3 Menu 17 4 3 1 Measurement Settings 18 4 3 2 Test Settings 19 4 3 3 System Settings 20 4 3 4 Information Screen 21 4 3 5 Calibration 22 5 Software data exchange 23 5 1 Software Installation 23 6 Qui...

Page 3: ...cting to circuits with non safe potential level referring to IEC EN 61010 Keep the operational conditions defined in technical specification Using other than supplied power adapter is not allowed Operation of the power adapter is for indoor use only CAUTION Exposing the measurement probe to increased thermal or mechanical stress can lead to its damage or permanent deviation from specified accuracy...

Page 4: ...geability of probes without affecting the measurement accuracy Since supplied measurement probes have good long term stability through the whole measurement range periodic calibration before measurements is not necessary Nevertheless calibration by means of a reference material is supported by the instrument Calibration coefficient stated in the sense of the standard ASTM 5334 08 may be applied to...

Page 5: ...p and is 50 mm long Needle part of the probe should be fully inserted into measured material up to its handle in order to obtain the best measurement accuracy but 80 mm insertion depth is acceptable in most cases Needle probes are calibrated without any thermal contact improving means for soft porous materials For hard solid non porous materials where apertures for probe are bored silicon oil is u...

Page 6: ... Accessories Optional Accessories ISOMET 2114 Measuring Unit IPN 1100 Needle Probe with one meas range ISTC 2000 Transport Case IPS 1100 Surface Probe with one meas range WSPA 2000 Power Adapter 100 240V IPNR Additional meas range for IPN 1100 CCU 1000 USB Communication Cable IPSR Additional meas range for IPS 1100 ISCD CD ROM with Manual and Software WSCA 1000 Car Outlet Adapter 12V SOB Set of Bo...

Page 7: ...indicating charging status 3 Alphanumeric keypad keys 0 9 a z 11 Choice keys arrows and OK 4 ESC key termination of functions 12 PgUp key paging upwards 5 Exp key input of exponent of number 13 PgDn key paging downwards 6 Shift key switching of keys functionality 14 Del key deleting 7 Power key power on off of the device 15 OK key confirmation of choice 8 Sign key input of plus minus sign 16 Point...

Page 8: ...3 2 Rear panel Back panel of the device 1 Protection Rubber blue protection rubber 2 Nameplate nameplate with serial number 3 Accumulators box box for accumulators 4 x AA 4 Screws of accumulators box 5 Screws of back side of the device 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 9: ...ngeability of probes These parameters are uploaded into the measurement unit during initialization procedure after switching the measuring unit on Therefore the measurement probe has to be connected to the measurement unit before it is switched on or initialization may be activated by switching the measuring unit on once more Probe socket for connecting measurement probes is situated on the top of...

Page 10: ...ck nut causes the locking fingers to grip tighter into the groove inside receptacle socket A separation is virtually impossible Pulling on the outer plug housing disengages the locking fingers from the receptacle groove and the connector separates easily 3 4 2 Cable Connecting Connecting Connected cable ...

Page 11: ...r may be connected to the instrument also during measurement procedure to power electronic circuits of the instrument but power adapter may not supply sufficient power for taking correct thermal measurement when batteries are discharged It is recommended to start series of thermal measurements with fully charged batteries Powering Status Indicator icon located in upper right corner of the display ...

Page 12: ...LED has three statuses no light power adapter charger not connected flashing batteries are charging steady light batteries charging has been stopped Charging time of discharged batteries is approx 4 5 hours CAUTION Use power adapter supplied with the device only Rechargeable batteries need periodical recharge storing discharged batteries can cause their damage Power Adapter WSPA 2000 ...

Page 13: ...d on with disconnected battery charger USB connection and with connected measurement probe When the instrument is switched on display backlight turns on and after initializing procedures and loading parameters from connected probes the Stand By page appears on the display Stand By page like all other pages is divided into 3 zones Stand By page 1 Header page name time keyboard mode battery status 2...

Page 14: ...and deleting results F5 switches to the system menu of the page where configuration of measurement and the system can be performed Function keys without graphical presentation are not active Loading parameters Stand By page Thermal conductivity measurement is started by pressing the key F1 After running thermal conductivity measurement Stand By page turns to the Measurement page Active function ke...

Page 15: ...ts page for reviewing results may be activated on Measurement Stand By or menu page by pressing the key F4 Pressing the key F4 on the Measurement or Stand By page opens the results database at the last completed measurement Activating the Results page from Menu page opens the results database at the last reviewed result Control keys on the Measurement page ESC exit return to previous page F1 stop ...

Page 16: ...sults or test results which mean average values of measurement results taken as one series of measurement When test results are displayed standard deviation of the average value is also displayed Pressing F2 enable entering into measurement results of the selected test Returning to test results from measurement results is possible by pressing the key F1 Pressing the key F5 enables deleting the sel...

Page 17: ...gs measurement settings 2 Test Settings test settings 3 System Settings system settings 4 Results review and deleting results 5 Info gives information about the devices 6 Calibration enables measurement calibration Control keys active on Menu page F1 or 1 measurement settings F2 or 2 test settings F3 or 3 system settings F4 or 4 database F5 or 5 info 6 calibration enable selecting the wished item ...

Page 18: ...key After that possible measurement ranges of the connected probe may be displayed in the combo box by pressing arrow keys The selected measurement range is confirmed by OK key By pressing the functional key F4 the selected measurement range may be stored into the memory of the measuring unit and after next initialization the stored measurement range will be selected automatically Measurement Sett...

Page 19: ...to identify the series of repeated measurements Editing of edit boxes is described in section 4 3 1 When any of the edit boxes is selected keyboard mode may be modified for typing upper case letters or numbers by pressing the Shift key Test Settings screen Control keys F1 ESC exit return to previous page F4 save all changes into memory will be loaded after next switch on F3 loading factory setting...

Page 20: ...nication interface 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 28800 38400 57600 or 112000 BACKLIGHT settings of backlight of display Intensity backlight intensity 10 20 90 or 100 Auto off timeout automatic backlight switch off time 1 2 5 10 20 30 min or OFF inactive POWER SUPPLY settings of power supply Auto off timeout automatic power switch off time 1 2 5 10 20 30 min or 1 2 4 h or OFF inactive SOUNDS se...

Page 21: ...on of upper high level part of the device FW2 ver firmware version of bottom low level part of the device GUI ver version of user interface screens Graphical User Interface Probe Type type of the connected measurement probe Serial No serial number of the connected measurement probe Range measurement range of the connected measurement probe BATTERY parameters of internal battery Voltage voltage of ...

Page 22: ...be selected by pressing the Shift key After successful entering the password edit boxes for entering calibration coefficients or expected conventionally true thermal conductivity values became available There are two possibilities for the user It is possible to enter coefficients k and q calculated according to the standard ASTM 5334 08 or linear regression directly It is also possible to select m...

Page 23: ...inishing the first part of the installation once more 5 1 Software Installation Minimum System Requirements processor Intel Pentium 166 MHz or higher PII 400 MHz recommended operation system Microsoft Windows XP or newer version operation memory 128 MB RAM 256 MB recommended free hard disk space 30 MB USB port VDA Monitor and mouse or other pointing device Procedure for installing the data transfe...

Page 24: ...ial number of the connected measuring unit with number of detected test results Before transferring results into the PC proper directory for saving results has to be selected by clicking on the icon the Directory row Directory for saving results should have to be selected in the Select Directory window After confirming the directory by clicking on the OK Key stored measurement results may be trans...

Page 25: ...d key After clicking on the filter key Filter Settings window will be opened with names of all 45 items The most important 16 items are checked after the first run of the program Further items meant for diagnostics only are suggested to leave unselected Selected items are confirmed by clicking on the OK button Filtering unselected items of measurement records is switched on by checking the filter ...

Page 26: ...tton in the Information window with the message Data successfully loaded Transferred results are saved in the text file resNNNN_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS csv in the selected directory Symbols in the filename are NNNN the last four digits in the serial number YYYY year MM month DD day HH hours MM minutes and SS seconds ...

Page 27: ...by the user Label2 Label2 entered by the user Label3 Label3 entered by the user SNProbe Serial Number of the probe MeasMethod Measurement method MeasRangeFrom Measurement range of the probe Lower limit MeasRangeTo Measurement range of the probe Higher limit Lambda Thermal conductivtity W m K Cro Volume heat capacity MJ m3 K A Thermal diffusuvity 1E 6 m2 s TMeanHtr Mean temperature T htr DeltaT Tem...

Page 28: ...the Stand by page 10 After running the thermal conductivity measurement the Stand By page will be changed to Measurement page and the measurement progress will be indicated by the progress bar on the bottom of the page 11 Measurement results are available by pressing the key F4 or by transferring results into the PC according to instructions in the chapter 5 12 Transferring results into the PC int...

Page 29: ...Thermal Conductivity 0 015 0 70 W m K 5 of reading 0 001 W m K 0 70 6 0 W m K 10 of reading Volume Heat Capacity 4 0 104 3 0 106 J m3 K 15 of reading 1 103 J m3 K Temperature 20 70 C 1 C Measurement Reproducibility Thermal Conductivity 3 of reading 0 001 W m K Volume Heat Capacity 3 of reading 1 103 J m3 K General Parameters Communication Interfaces USB Display 3 5 320 x 240 pixels 256 colors Inte...

Page 30: ...Product Option s all options of the above product Conforms with the following European Directives Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC dated 12 12 2006 EMC Directive 2004 108 EC dated 15 12 2004 Conforms with the following product standards Safety EN 61010 1 dated 2001 2002 2003 EMC EN 61326 dated 1997 Product is safe under conditions of standard application and carries the CE marking 1st March 2011 D...

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