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MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 (option E)

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Replacing the probe rods

If the probe rods break, they can be easily replaced.

1) Lay out the probe rods, seal and probe body

2) Push the sealing rings into the
boreholes

3) Push the seal in as far as the thread

4) Screw the rods into the probe body

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Summary of Contents for MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2

Page 1: ...Products Solutions Services Operating Instructions MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 option E Moisture measurement BA01948M 00 EN 01 18 71418837 2018 10 29 ...

Page 2: ...MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 option E 2 Endress Hauser Order code Ext ord cd Ser no www endress com deviceviewer Endress Hauser Operations App XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXX XX Serial number 1 3 2 A0023555 ...

Page 3: ...ingle values operating mode 13 6 3 2 Average operating mode 13 6 3 3 Water calculation operating mode 15 6 4 1 HD2 mode 16 6 4 2 Material calibration 17 6 4 3 Find probe 21 6 4 4 Language 22 6 4 5 Auto power off 22 6 4 6 Display lighting 22 6 4 7 Display contrast 23 6 4 8 Probe info 23 6 4 9 HD2 info 23 7 Technical data of HD2 24 8 Using SONO M1 probes 25 9 Best possible accuracy with HD2 26 ...

Page 4: ...MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 option E Page 4 Endress Hauser 10Replacing the probe rods 30 11Technical data for the SONO M1 probe 31 12Safety instructions 35 ...

Page 5: ...r benefits High tech mobile measurement of the moisture content of hard to measure materials at the speed of light directly onsite with the following performance characteristics Mobile moisture measurement of abrasive materials of average conductivity such as sand gravel grit and other base materials TDR moisture measurement technique for precise measured values with a representative measuring fie...

Page 6: ...place the in built rechargeable battery yourself The maximum operating times indicated apply under ideal conditions The ambient temperature and recharging cycle can significantly reduce the performance times In addition the recharging capacity drops over time for technical reasons or if the unit is stored at very high or low temperatures Charging the HD2 handheld device Only use the charger suppli...

Page 7: ...r enter the serial number on the nameplate Endress Hauser Operations App enter the serial number on the nameplate or scan the 2D matrix code QR code on the nameplate Standard documentation BA01948M Operating Instructions for MMP20 SONO HD2 mobile battery powered display unit Supplementary documentation SD02332M SM USB Connection and configuration of SONO and TRIME probes on a PC with Windows via t...

Page 8: ...ing elements Measure Switch on off Take a measurement Select a menu item Save and activate a setting Settings Exit Settings Call menu Go back from the menu items Up Select item or setting Quick dial Calibra tion selection Down Select menu item or setting Clear the value memory only Average operating mode ...

Page 9: ...s immediately if the HD2 handheld device is already switched on or the battery is over discharged Otherwise switch on the HD2 by pressing and holding the Meas ure key for approximately 1 second An animated battery symbol on the display indicates that charging is active The built in charging electronics charge the battery until it is fully charged Charging takes around 2 hours if the battery was fu...

Page 10: ...dress Hauser Connecting the probe The HD2 handheld device can be operated with the following IMKO moisture probes Connect the moisture probe to the HD2 by inserting the 7 pin plug into the socket provided on the HD2 and tighten the union nut ...

Page 11: ...s Switch to the menu Go back from the menu items Up Previous menu item or setting For selection material calibration Single Value Average mode Access to density setting Water Calculation mode Down Next menu item or setting Clear the value memory Average mode Symbols on the display Symbol Description Remaining battery Measurement active Setting saved Brightness of background lighting Time until swi...

Page 12: ...process This takes around 4 seconds If no probe is connected or if the probe cannot be found for some other reason an error message appears on the screen If the HD2 managed to successfully find the probe the measurement background appears on the screen depending on the specific operating mode and the HD2 is ready for operation Note If it is not possible to connect to the probe even after several a...

Page 13: ...ice starts measuring and a rotating symbol appears in place of the battery in the top right hand corner for the duration of the meas urement process No other actions can be performed during this time The measurement takes around 4 5 seconds Once the measurement isfinished the battery symbol appears on the display again along with the measured values The values continue to be displayed on the scree...

Page 14: ...ue appears at the top of the list and older values are displayed one position down The arithmetic average is dis played on the right of the screen The average value is calculated from the existing individual values maximum of six Note Only a maximum of 6 values can be saved in the list Older values are removed from the list and are no longer used to calculate the average To delete the series of me...

Page 15: ...ty of your material with the Up and Down keys and press the Measure key to confirm your entries You return automatically to the measurement window You can exit the density setting with the Settings key with out changing the old density value Settings The settings for the HD2 handheld device can be changed and adjusted in a variety of ways Pressing the Settings key takes you to the following menu s...

Page 16: ...ndheld device can be changed in this menu item With the Single value option the user selects an individual measurement of the three probe parameters moisture temperature and EC Trime Depending on the selected calibration the moisture parameter displays the moisture as a volumetric or gravimetric percent or can output the transit time of the TDR pulse If the transit time is displayed the percentage...

Page 17: ...ing and performing your own calibrations here in order to be able to measure special materials Once you have selected the Material cal menu item choose either SELECT to set one of the 15 calibrations or CUSTOMIZE to program a new calibration to one of the 15 calibrations saved in the memory Menu item SELECT The 15 calibrations and the names of the calibrations appear on the display This may take a...

Page 18: ...quired 1 point calibration This material calibration option merely adjusts offsets the configured calibration As the slope is not changed it is important at the start to select a calibration curve that suits the material NOTE You require a sample of the material being measured to perform a 1 point material calibration The moisture value must be determined with another method weighing and drying or...

Page 19: ...asured The probe must remain in the material for the entire duration of the measure ment and should not be moved CAUTION If you select SAVE at the end of the calibration you overwrite one of the pre configured calibrations or one you may have already modified in the probe The original calibrations can only be restored with a PC and the Pico Config software as well as an RS485 adapter e g SM USB Af...

Page 20: ... the start of the calibration the calibration memory 01 15 to be overwritten must be selected with the Up and Down keys Press the Measure key to accept the setting Then set the percentage moisture of the lower moisture value using the Up and Down keys and again press the Measure key to confirm your entries To start measuring the material press the Measure key again Four measurements are taken to i...

Page 21: ... selected memory is only overwritten once the Measure key is pressed The word OWN now appears in front of the original memory name to clearly indicate which memory has been overwrit ten Tip Back up the calibrations you have saved on the probe to your PC using the Pico Config software and an RS485 adapter e g SM USB This allows you to transfer calibrations that you created to other probes 6 4 3 Fin...

Page 22: ...ch off time and press the Measure key to activate it Once the setting has been activated the symbol appears in the top right hand corner of the display Note The HD2 only switches off automatically if a key has not been pressed within the set time interval Pressing a key restarts the countdown to switch off 6 4 6 Display lighting The background lighting of the display can be customized if necessary...

Page 23: ...e bar chart Press the Measure key to activate and save your settings Once the setting has been activated the symbol appears in the top right hand corner of the display 6 4 8 Probe info Information about the probe is displayed shortly after selecting this menu item This information includes Serial number Probe type Hardware revision HW Firmware revision FW 6 4 9 HD2 info Information about your HD2 ...

Page 24: ...asurements per charge 20 C background lighting max Up to approx 5000 Connectable sensors SONO M1 SONO M2 PICO64 PICO32 PICO IPH Storage temperature 30 C to 80 C Operating temperature 20 C to 70 C Charging temperature 10 C to 30 C Charging voltage Nom 12V max 15V min 12V Charging current Approx 1A Charging time Approx 2h if battery fully discharged Accumulator battery Ni MH 4 x 1 2V AA 2000mAh 1500...

Page 25: ...f TRIME TDR technology there is almost no reason for busi nesses to rely on inaccurate and complicated technology to measure moisture Measuring volume of SONO M1 probes In theory the electric and magnetic field lines penetrate the material to be measured to an infinite depth However the SONO M1 probes effective penetration depth which is relevant for measure ment is approximately twice the distanc...

Page 26: ...the material up to the blue probe body To get a representative moisture value for your material select the Average operating mode and take the measurements at different points in the pile Please note that your material will be drier at the surface than in lower layers after a longer period of dry weather However if it has recently rained after a longer dry spell the material at the surface will be...

Page 27: ...ssible accuracy with the measuring system The entire length of the rod probes must be immersed in the material to be measured The container must have a volume of 10 liters or more and must be of a non metal material The container must be roughly cylindrical The level of product in the container must be at least 5 centimeters greater than the probe rod length ...

Page 28: ...oks like the sand can be packed further after dropping the container for the fifth time repeat the procedure another few times 3 Insert the probe into the sand Once the base of the probe reaches the sand surface push the probe in slightly further do not jiggle the probe or turn it while inserting it a In the case of gravel and grit shake the container while introducing the probe Otherwise it is ve...

Page 29: ...e times so that you have 3 measured values in total 7 Pour the sand into a second bucket so you can take readings from the sand at the bottom this is particularly relevant for gravel and if the sand is close to saturation as any water can settle in the bottom of the container 8 Repeat steps 2 to 4 three more times so that you have 6 measured values in the end 9 Document the average of the 6 measur...

Page 30: ...user 10 Replacing the probe rods If the probe rods break they can be easily replaced 1 Lay out the probe rods seal and probe body 2 Push the sealing rings into the boreholes 3 Push the seal in as far as the thread 4 Screw the rods into the probe body ...

Page 31: ...easurement in sand and gravel High tech sensor with integrated TDR electronics Measured value range from 0 to 40 vol Integrated temperature sensor Can be used for total conductivity values of up to max 5dS m bulk soil conductivity Measuring volume 1000ml Robust IP68 time tested and suitable for long term use ...

Page 32: ...15 C to 50 C Material temperature accuracy 0 5 C when fully and permanently in material Measuring volume 1 0L 130x100mm diameter Probe temperature range 15 C to 50 C Calibration Pre programmed calibrations for sand gravel and grit Own calibrations possible Memory capacity for up to 15 calibration curves Calibration curve possible for the dielectric constant Probe degree of protection Water tight p...

Page 33: ...MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 option E Endress Hauser Page 33 PICO64 and PICO32 probe dimensions ...

Page 34: ...MMP20 SONO Mobil HD2 option E Page 34 Endress Hauser SONO M2 probe dimensions Telescopic extension ...

Page 35: ... the manual before you connect and operate a sensor or measuring system The manual is an integral part of the product and must be kept in an easily accessible location near the sensor or measuring system Safety is compromised The sensor or measuring system is designed according to EN 61010 safety require ments for electrical equipment has been tested and left the factory in a condition in which it...

Page 36: ...ies included in the scope of supply Contact the manufacturer if you require additional accessories or a replacement Do not use the measuring device If the measuring device sensor power adapter or accessories are damaged The sensor or measuring system does not work as intended The power cable or plug are damaged The sensor or measuring system has been dropped Plug out the power adapter If you will ...

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