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STORING

 

AND

 

TRANSFERRING

 

TO

 

A

 

PERSONAL

 

COMPUTER 

The HD3409.2 instrument can be connected to a personal computer via an RS232C serial port, and 
exchange data and information through the DeltaLog9 software (Version 2.0 or later versions) 
running in a Windows operating environment. The measured values can be sent directly to the PC, 
through the 

SERIAL

 function in real time, or stored in the internal memory using the 

Logging

 

function (LOG key). If necessary, the data stored in the memory can be transferred to a PC later. 

T

HE LOGGING FUNCTION

 

 

The 

Logging

 function allows the recording up to 18.000 data pair measurements [T-O

2

] ] registered 

by the probes connected to the inputs. Logging always includes two parameters. Each data pair is 
composed of: temperature in °C or °F, dissolved Oxygen concentration (in mg/l) or saturation index 
(in %) or barometric pressure (in mbar).  
The logged parameters are selected using the “°C/°F” and “mg/l-%”. The time interval between two 
consecutive measurements can be set from 1 second to 1 hour. 

The logging starts by pressing the 

LOG key and ends by pressing the same key again

: the data memorized in this way form a con-

tinuous block of samples.  
See the description of the menu items on page 6. 
If the automatic turning off option between two recordings (MENU >> 

Sleep_Mode_LOG

)

 

is en-

abled, upon pressing the LOG key the instrument logs the first data and turns off. 15 seconds before 
the next logging instant, it turns on again to capture the new sample, and then turns off.  
The data stored in the memory can be transferred to a PC using the DUMP LOG command: MENU 
>> LOG. During data transfer the display shows the message DUMP; to stop the data transfer press 
ESC on the instrument or on the PC. 
 

C

LEARING THE MEMORY 

 

To clear the memory use the Erase Log ( MENU key >> using ENTER select the “LOG DUMP OR 
ERASE” >> SERIAL key). 
The instrument starts clearing the internal memory; at the end of the operation, it goes back to nor-
mal display. 
 
NOTES: 

 

Data transfer does not cause the memory to be erased; the operation can be repeated as many 
times as required.  

 

The stored data remain in the memory independently of battery charge conditions.  

 

In order to print the data to a parallel interface printer, you must use a parallel-serial adaptor (not 
supplied). 

 

The direct connection between instrument and printer via a USB connector does not work. 

 

Some keys are disabled during logging. The following keys work: ON/OFF, FUNC (Max-Min-
Avg) and SERIAL. 

 

The recording started with the display in Max-Min-Avg mode proceeds normally with the actual 
measured values. Only the display shows respectively the Max, Min or Avg values. 

 

The logging is disabled, if the Auto-HOLD function is enabled.  

 

If the logging is started when the display is in REL mode, the relative values are logged. 

 

It is possible to activate both the logging (LOG) and direct transfer (PRINT) functions at the 
same time. 

Summary of Contents for HD3409.2

Page 1: ...ion written in this manual and the instrument that you have purchased We cannot entirely exclude errors in the manual for which we apologize The data figures and descriptions contained in this manual...

Page 2: ...2 Dissolved Oxygen Temperature HD3409 2...

Page 3: ...in the menu increases the current value 11 Line for symbols and comments 12 Main display line 13 ON OFF key turns the instrument on and off when pressed together with the CAL key dis ables the automat...

Page 4: ...ent anticipates automatic compensation of the Oxygen probe membrane per meability and of the salinity of the liquid being examined The dissolved Oxygen probe s quick calibration function guarantees ti...

Page 5: ...s calibration information In cases of a dissolved Oxygen probe the electrode calibration co efficient SLOPE is also displayed this value must be between 0 500 and 1 500 A value close to 1 500 indicate...

Page 6: ...the print time interval is forced to zero Pressing SERIAL only causes the print to occur when the measurement has stabilized HOLD symbol still Later it is possible to repeat the print at will but whil...

Page 7: ...greater than or equal to 60 seconds it is possible to turn off the in strument between loggings it will turn on at the moment of sampling and will turn off im mediately afterwards thus increasing the...

Page 8: ...to reset the seconds by pressing the C F key Use the arrows to set the current minute plus one and as soon as that minute is reached press C F this synchronizes the time to the second Press ENTER to g...

Page 9: ...dissolved Oxygen concentration in mg l baro metric pressure in mbar and saturation index in The selected parameter is used for display printing and logging The instrument has an Auto Hold function wh...

Page 10: ...de this function starts and stops the data transfer to the RS232C serial output According to the settings entered in the Print and log interval menu item a single sample can be printed if Print and lo...

Page 11: ...tarts blinking While the display is blinking it is possible to change the compensation temperature using the arrows and Confirm using ENTER The display stops blinking and the temperature displayed is...

Page 12: ...d in contact with the membrane Check that the liquid stirring is such that it avoids production of measurement variations While immersing the probe check that no air bubbles remain trapped in contact...

Page 13: ...ation without making changes 8 On pressing ENTER the display shows the new gain value SLOP for a few seconds and then will progressively reach 101 7 The instrument is calibrated and ready for use On p...

Page 14: ...rane 2 Attach the needle to a 10 ml syringe 3 Using the syringe withdraw the DO 9701 1 electrolyte solution 4 Remove the air bubbles inside the syringe Insert the needle into one of the four holes sur...

Page 15: ...draw the internal electrolyte of the galvanic probe using the syringe to avoid useless consumption of the measurement electrodes Always keep the electrode wet using the special cap provided with the p...

Page 16: ...a mechanical tool to bore a cavity in which to insert the tip probe In order to perform a correct contact measurement the measurement surface must be even and smooth and the probe must be perpendicula...

Page 17: ...gasket in the module screw the fairlead At the other end of the module enter the ring with the O Ring as indicated in the picture Make sure the cable is not twisted while you are screwing the fairlea...

Page 18: ...hocks to Platinum temperature probes as this could cause irreparable damage 10 To obtain reliable measurements temperature variations that are too rapid must be avoided 11 Temperature probes for surfa...

Page 19: ...m its of 0 500 or 1 500 If this occurs the calibration is rejected and the previous values are maintained LOG MEM FULL Memory full the instrument cannot store further data the memory space is full SYS...

Page 20: ...y data cleared LOG_DUMP_OR_ERAS transfer or erase data LOG_STOP logging complete LOG_STRT logging started mg l concentration of dissolved Oxygen unit of measurement MIN USE_UNIT_TO_ZERO SEC minutes us...

Page 21: ...ent issues a long beep and turns off In this case replace the batteries or use the external power supply in order to turn the instrument back on In order to avoid data loss the logging session is ende...

Page 22: ...ature 25 65 C Humidity less than 90 RH without condensation Do not store the instrument in places where Humidity is high The instrument may be exposed to direct sunlight The instrument may be exposed...

Page 23: ...plete set of commands and data queries to be sent via the PC All the commands transferred to the instrument must have the following structure XYcr where XY is the command code and cr is the Carriage R...

Page 24: ...D that represents the position of the interval in the list 0 1 5 10 3600 seconds WC0 Setting SELF off WC1 Setting SELF on Command characters are exclusively upper case characters Once a correct comman...

Page 25: ...y the instrument logs the first data and turns off 15 seconds before the next logging instant it turns on again to capture the new sample and then turns off The data stored in the memory can be transf...

Page 26: ...il the operator stops it by pressing SERIAL again See the description of the menu items on page 6 NOTES The print out is formatted across 24 columns Some keys are disabled during serial transmission T...

Page 27: ...ENU ENTER until the Baud Rate parameter select 38400 using the arrows confirm with ENTER The parameter remains in the memory until replacement of the batteries 4 Launch the DeltaLog9 application and p...

Page 28: ...stallation procedure is now complete the device will be detected on each new connec tion automatically In order to check if the entire operation was successful in CONTROL PANEL double click on SYSTEM...

Page 29: ...ular functioning and operating security can be ensured only within the climatic conditions specified in the chapter TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Do not use or store the instrument in ways and or places i...

Page 30: ...d with instrument off 20 A Mains cod SWD10 Output mains adapter 100 240Vac 12Vdc 1A Power absorbed with instrument off Without dissolved Oxygen probes 20 A With dissolved Oxygen probe 40 A Security of...

Page 31: ...mbar 20 25 C Measurement of the concentration of dissolved Oxygen Measurement range 0 0 600 0 Resolution 0 1 Accuracy 0 3 1digit in the range 0 0 199 9 1 1digit in the range 200 0 600 0 Automatic temp...

Page 32: ...Polarographic probe Silver anode Platinum cathode Galvanic probe Zinc anode Silver cathode Range O2 0 00 60 00mg l 0 00 20 00mg l Operating temperature 0 45 C 0 50 C Accuracy 1 f s 2 f s Membrane Rep...

Page 33: ...n 50 C 400 C 0 3 C 50 C 300 C 0 6 C 300 C 400 C TP49A O Class A Thin Film Immersion 70 C 250 C 0 25 C TP49AC O Class A Thin Film Contact 70 C 250 C 0 25 C TP49AP O Class A Thin Film Penetration 70 C 2...

Page 34: ...paper rolls 57mm wide and 32mm in diameter HD22 2 Laboratory electrode holder composed of basis plate with incorporated magnetic stirrer staff and replaceable electrode holder Height max 380mm For 12...

Page 35: ...0 Penetration probe sensor Pt100 Stem 4mm length 150 mm Cable length 2 metres TP474C I Contact probe sensor Pt100 Stem 4 mm length 230 mm contact surface 5mm Cable length 2 metres TP474C 0 Contact pr...

Page 36: ...0mm 4 wire connection cable with connector length 2 metres TP87 100 O Immersion probe sensor Pt100 direct 4 wires Probe s stem 3mm length 70mm 4 wire connection cable with connector length 2 metres TP...

Page 37: ...37 NOTES...

Page 38: ...t connection of the 4 sensor to a DIN45326 connector 17 WARNINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 18 INSTRUMENT SIGNALS AND FAULTS 19 LOW BATTERY WARNING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT 21 INSTRUMENT STORAGE 22 MAI...

Page 39: ...nazionali garantita da una catena di riferibilit che ha origine dalla taratura dei campioni di prima linea dei laboratori accreditati di Delta OHM presso l Istituto Primario Nazionale di Ricerca Metro...

Page 40: ...tive 2002 96 EC the European users of electrical and elec tronic equipment can return it to the dealer or manufacturer upon purchase of a new one The illegal disposal of electrical and electronic equi...

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