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HT130003 / HT130042
HT130030 / HT130043

User Manual

CorTemp

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Data Recorder v4.3 
9001 Series 

3. Press 

F2

 to 

CLEAR DATA

.  The following screen will display: 

 

 

 
4. Press 

F1

 to clear data from recorder.  To cancel, press 

F2

5. Press 

ENTER

 to return to 

EXIT /  STBY

 mode. 

 
 

A.14.  Adding Sensors 

 
To program the recorder with the HQI Temperature Sensors, do the following: 
 
1. From 

the 

EXIT /  STBY

 mode, press 

MENU

2. Press 

READ

 until the 

ADD SENSOR / SENSOR ACT

 screen displays. 

 

 

 
3. Press 

F1

 to 

ADD SENSOR

.  The following screen will display: 

 

 

 

4. 

Enter the 2-digit Sensor # (Player #, 01 – 99). 

5. 

When the Sensor # is entered, the following screen will display: 

 

 

 
6. Press 

F1

 to program the Serial #. 

7. 

Enter the 6-digit Serial # from the sensor package label. 

8. Press 

F2

 to program the Calibration #. 

9. 

Enter the 8-digit Calibration # from the sensor package label. 

10.  When the sensor Serial / Calibration #s have been entered, press 

READ

 to enter the 

Serial / Calibration #s for the next sequential sensor.  If no other sensors require 
programming, press 

ENTER

 to return to the 

ADD SENSOR / SENSOR ACT

 screen. 

11. Press 

ENTER

 to return to 

EXIT /  STBY

 mode. 

 
Sensor Serial / Calibration #s may be programmed into the recorder via the CorTrack

®

 II 

Software. 
 

NOTE:  If any of the calibration numbers have been entered incorrectly, temperature 
readings for that sensor will be erroneous.  Generally, bad temperature readings will 
be so far off as to be immediately obvious.  However, there are times when they are 

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Summary of Contents for CorTemp HT130003

Page 1: ...CorTemp Data Recorder v4 3 9001 Series HT130003 HT130030 HT130042 HT130043 User Manual...

Page 2: ...A 10 Temperature Scale 10 A 11 RF Real Time Option 10 A 12 Initializing the Data Recorder 11 A 13 Clearing Data 11 A 14 Adding Sensors 12 A 15 Changing Active Sensor 13 A 16 ID Number 13 A 17 Sensor...

Page 3: ...rder 30 A 5 Resetting LBAT 31 A 6 Sports Menu Option 31 A 7 Adding Sensors 32 A 8 Sensor Test 32 B Monitoring Core Body Temperature Sports Menu 33 B 1 Administering the Sensor and Checking the Signal...

Page 4: ...This system has obvious advantages over a wired probe for monitoring individuals performing strenuous activities or working in hazardous environments The recorder captures the core body temperature o...

Page 5: ...t Description Data Recorder Pouch HT300001 Soft pouch with belt loop for wearing Data Recorder AUTO RUN MODE Data Recorder Storage Case HT300002 Molded plastic carrying case for Data Recorder Data Tra...

Page 6: ...Data Recorder Alarm HT150008 Audio Visual alarm that can be positioned on the monitored subject up to 3ft from the Data Recorder AUTO RUN MODE RF Remote Unit HT150009 914Mhz OR HT150014 433Mhz Transm...

Page 7: ...eld unit SPORTS MODE to collect individual temperature heart rate readings from multiple players easily switching back and forth between players active sensors The data when downloaded displays the ac...

Page 8: ...rns the recorder to the EXIT STBY mode READ From the Standard Programming Menus pressing READ will move to the next Standard Programming Menu screen From the AUTO RUN MODE pressing READ will take a ma...

Page 9: ...to the following will display The Firmware Revision Heart Rate option and System Frequency are noted as below The system frequency for HT130003 HT130042 is 262kHz and no system frequency is displayed...

Page 10: ...readings at a set temperature collection interval To initiate AUTO RUN MODE do the following 1 From EXIT STBY mode press RUN STOP 2 Temperature Heart Rate readings will display at the end of the set...

Page 11: ...n Interval The temperature collection interval can be programmed anywhere between every 10 seconds to once every 24 hours 23 59 59 Data is collected at the END of the set interval The default interval...

Page 12: ...ws the user to transfer collected data to terminal programs such as HyperTerminal To initiate DATA TRANSFER do the following 1 From EXIT STBY mode press MENU 2 Press READ until the DATA TRANSFER PC LI...

Page 13: ...F RT screen displays 3 Press F1 to set the DEGREE status DEGREE will toggle between F Fahrenheit and C Celsius NOTE Default is F 4 Press ENTER to return to EXIT STBY mode NOTE Always Download Data the...

Page 14: ...ode press MENU 2 Press READ until the INITIALIZE CLEAR DATA screen displays 3 Press F1 to INITIALIZE The following screen will display 4 Press F1 to initialize recorder To cancel press F2 5 Press ENTE...

Page 15: ...ogram the Serial 7 Enter the 6 digit Serial from the sensor package label 8 Press F2 to program the Calibration 9 Enter the 8 digit Calibration from the sensor package label 10 When the sensor Serial...

Page 16: ...s ID will appear in the downloaded data The recorder unit can be used as the ID to identify which recorder the collected data was downloaded from To assign an ID do the following 1 From EXIT STBY mode...

Page 17: ...3 Press F2 to initiate SENSOR TEST 4 The recorder will continuously check for an active signal and will display SENSOR ON or SENSOR OFF depending on the actual status of the signal 5 Press ENTER to r...

Page 18: ...ure may not be useful in all situations If the battery completely drains the recorder will shutdown without losing data or programmed parameters It is important not to let the recorder stay in this co...

Page 19: ...nal feature do the following 1 From EXIT STBY mode press MENU 2 Press READ until the SET BAT DETECT SIG screen displays 3 Press F2 to set the DETECT SIG status DETECT SIG will toggle between ON and OF...

Page 20: ...mode A 22 High Low Heart Rate Alarms High and Low Heart Rate Alarms display on the recorder screen when a reading is outside the programmed parameters When using a Data Recorder Alarm this reading wil...

Page 21: ...git Player Sensor 6 Press RUN STOP to terminate SPORTS MODE 7 Press ENTER to return to EXIT STBY mode A 24 Barcode This feature has been replaced by using the Barcode Scanner System in conjunction wit...

Page 22: ...or The following screen will display 7 Scan the barcode on the CorTemp Core Body Temperature Sensor package label 8 When the barcode is scanned the following screen will display 9 Verify that the Seri...

Page 23: ...one keystroke from the two most used options PC LINK and SPORTS MODE The SPORTS MENU also contains a quick link to the following programming menus LBAT RESET SPORTS MENU ADD SENSOR and SENSOR TEST Onc...

Page 24: ...active signal using the SENSOR TEST function 3 Remove the sensor Warranty Seal 4 Give the sensor to the subject player as per your organization s protocol B 2 Placement of the Data Recorder AUTO RUN...

Page 25: ...AUTO RUN MODE Standard Menu To start monitoring data collection in AUTO RUN MODE do the following 1 From EXIT STBY mode press RUN STOP to initiate AUTO RUN MODE 2 Place recorder in the Data Recorder...

Page 26: ...from the body To verify that a sensor has passed from the body do the following 1 Use the SENSOR TEST function to verify that the sensor has passed from the body 2 Move the recorder to several positio...

Page 27: ...T31 non coded Heart Rate Belt is required Refer to the diagram below for instructions on how to wear the POLAR Heart Rate Belt 1 Attach the transmitter to the chest belt strap 2 Adjust the strap leng...

Page 28: ...o initiate PC LINK for communication to the CorTrack II Software OR press F1 to initiate DATA TRANSFER to a terminal program 7 Press RUN STOP to terminate PC LINK or DATA TRANSFER 8 Press ENTER to ret...

Page 29: ...or player number the date of the collection period and time correlated temperature heart rate readings The SPORTS MENU allows the athletic trainer to be one keystroke from the two most used options PC...

Page 30: ...ng Menus ENTER From the Sports Programming Menus pressing ENTER returns the recorder to the SPORTS MENU From the SPORTS MENU pressing ENTER will initiate the Exit Routine READ From the Sports Programm...

Page 31: ...llowing will display The Firmware Revision Heart Rate option and System Frequency are noted as below The system frequency for HT130003 HT130042 is 262kHz and no system frequency is displayed on the re...

Page 32: ...ual readings of multiple players by entering the Player To initiate SPORTS MODE do the following 1 From SPORTS MENU screen press F2 to initiate SPORTS MODE The following screen will display the LAST a...

Page 33: ...en will display 3 Press F2 to toggle OFF the SPORTS MENU then press ENTER The recorder will return to the STANDARD MENU in the EXIT STBY mode Refer to Section III Part A CorTemp Data Recorder Standard...

Page 34: ...reset To reset the LBAT error message do the following 1 From the SPORTS MENU screen press MENU The LBAT RESET SPORTS MENU screen will display 2 Press F1 to reset LBAT The screen will display BAT OK 3...

Page 35: ...gramming press ENTER to return to the ADD SENSOR SENSOR ACT screen 11 Press ENTER to return to the SPORTS MENU screen NOTE If any of the calibration numbers have been entered incorrectly temperature r...

Page 36: ...DD SENSOR SENSOR TEST screen 5 Press ENTER to return to the SPORTS MENU screen B Monitoring Core Body Temperature Sports Menu Once all parameters DATE TIME CALIBRATION ACTIVE SENSOR ETC have been prog...

Page 37: ...C Celsius SPORTS MODE Sports Menu To start monitoring data collection in SPORTS MODE do the following 1 From the SPORTS MENU screen press F2 to initiate SPORTS MODE 2 Approach the player and hold the...

Page 38: ...e Erratic readings may be observed when within close proximity to PC Laptops CRTs Digital Phone Systems and other equipment such as NMR MRI machines generating large electromagnetic fields EMF B 6 MEM...

Page 39: ...ata Transfer Cable into the Data Port on the recorder 2 Connect the DB9 serial connector of the Data Transfer Cable to the appropriate COM port on the PC Laptop 3 Turn ON the recorder 4 Press F1 to in...

Page 40: ...nreasonable 1 Check Active Sensor designation 2 Check if Serial Calibration s were entered into recorder correctly Heart Rate readings No readings 1 Check placement of heart rate transmitter 2 Check i...

Page 41: ...call 941 721 7588 8 00 am 5 00 pm EST Monday Friday An RMA number must be obtained before returning any product for service The RMA number must appear on both the outside of the package and on all cor...

Page 42: ...ROGRAMMING MENUS CorTemp TURN ON Data Recorder TURN OFF Data Recorder Press RUN STOP Press RUN STOP CorTemp CorTemp Press F1 CorTemp CorTemp TEMPERATURE COLLECTION INTERVAL Enter Interval HIGH LOW TEM...

Page 43: ...it Standard Programming Menu Press F1 INITIALIZE YES to Initialize NO to Cancel CorTemp CorTemp CorTemp ACTIVE SENSOR Enter SENSOR Returns to STANDARD PROGRAMMING MENU Press READ Scrolls through Stand...

Page 44: ...ogramming Menu Press F1 Press F2 Returns to STANDARD PROGRAMMING MENU Press READ Scrolls through Standard Programming Menus Press ENTER Exit Standard Programming Menu Press F1 Press RUN STOP Press F2...

Page 45: ...ss MENU Access to Sports Programming Menus Returns to SPORTS MENU Press ENTER Exit CorTemp Data Recorder Resets LBAT error and returns to SPORTS PROGRAMMING MENU CorTemp STANDARD MENU Press READ Scrol...

Page 46: ...Seconds Key Pressed R No Read S Break in data stream indicates data collection was interrupted and then restarted T Active Sensor Player was changed U Time has incremented to the 11th hour of day 2 R...

Page 47: ...l CorTemp Data Recorder v4 3 9001 Series Appendix 4 Default Parameters F 01 ON ON 0 OFF 00 00 00 00 00 00 CorTemp CorTemp 00 00 10 000 0 000 0 CorTemp OFF CorTemp CorTemp 000000000 CorTemp CorTemp Cor...

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