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6.5 Deletion of stored data… <4.DATA>

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Summary of Contents for 3886 GEO-A

Page 1: ...Counter Model 3886 GEO α Operation Manual Please read this manual carefully and understand the warnings described in this manual before operation Kanomax Japan Inc Please keep this manual handy for future reference 02001 06 08 ...

Page 2: ...Thank you for purchasing a product of Kanomax Inc Please read this operation manual carefully and operate the instrument properly by following the instructions given in this manual ...

Page 3: ...tes a condition including danger that requires caution The subject of each caution is illustrated inside the triangle e g high temperature caution symbol shown on the left This symbol indicates prohibition Do not take a prohibited action shown inside or near this symbol e g disassembly prohibition symbol shown on the left This symbol indicates a mandatory action Aspecific action is given near the ...

Page 4: ...ed during operation Touching the heated sensor may cause burns and may also damage the sensor itself Do not use or leave the instrument in a high temperature humidity environment or in a dusty environment Do not leave the instrument under direct sunlight for a prolonged period This instrument may not function properly outside of the operating temperature range Do not apply strong shock or place dr...

Page 5: ...e Air velocity sensor is especially sensitive to radiation noise Connect theAC adapter to a power source with minimum noise The noise may cause malfunctioning Do not pull the probe cable strongly or suspend the unit by holding the cable It may cause malfunctioning and breaking of the wire Do not use the instrument in a water vapor atmosphere The heat dissipation rate will change preventing correct...

Page 6: ...E LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN DO NOT STRATE INTO BEAM OR VIEW DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS This instrument is classified into the class 1 laser product as defined by safety of the laser product JIS C 6802 IEC 60825 1 Never decompose this instrument to preventive exposed you to the laser radiation ...

Page 7: ...ion and units 14 4 5 Calendar and computer communication setting 14 5 Measurement Method 15 5 1 Explanation of measurement screen 15 5 2 REPEAT Mode 16 5 3 SINGLE mode 17 5 4 CONTINUOUS mode 18 5 5 CALCULATION mode 19 5 6 REMOTE mode 20 6 Data Processing 21 6 1 Request for stored data in built in memory 21 6 2 Display of stored data on the screen 21 6 3 Dump of stored data 22 6 4 Printout of store...

Page 8: ...D Fuji Film Battery For charging the Ni MH batteries Charging time is approx 260 minutes 1 2 Options Name Model No Functions Temp Humidity probe Model 0842 For measuring temperature and humidity Air Velocity probe Model 0843 For measuring air velocity Extension rod for air velocity probe Model 0843 01 For measuring air velocity at high locations Printer DPU 201GS For direct printing of measured da...

Page 9: ...r Graphic LCD Displays measured data and status of operation SET Key To execute a specified item PREV Key To return to the previous screen POWER Switch To turn on off the power Up Key Down Key To set parameters and values START STOP Key To start end a measurement 2 2 Rear Inlet START STOP Key Up Key Down Key Graphic LCD SET Key PREV Key POWER Switch Battery Box ...

Page 10: ...on for theAC adapter 2 4 Top Inlet Component Functions Inlet Inlet for sampling air Temperature Humidity T H Probe Terminal Connection for Temperature Humidity probe Air Velocity Probe Terminal Connection for air velocity probe Power Inlet Modular Port Air Velocity Probe Terminal Temperature Humidity T H Probe Terminal ...

Page 11: ...Insert the plug of the suppliedAC adapter into the power inlet at the side of instrument TheAC power should be in the range of 86 264V 50 60Hz Do not use theAC power outside of this range Use of Ni MH Batteries Prepare 4 pieces of Ni MH batteries 1 2V 2500mAh and fully charge them Charging time is approx 260 minutes When charging is completed put the batteries into the instrument in the correct di...

Page 12: ...started by pushing the START key At the time of delivery sampling time is set at 1 minute so the measurement will be automatically stopped after 1 minute Explanation of initial screen Power on After 10 sec 測定終了 Measuring finish SINGLE 15 25 WAIT 0 3 0 00E 0 cf 0 5 0 00E 0 cf Status Measuring mode Number of counts or concentration Current time Particle size SMALL Particle size LARGE SINGLE 003BP 15...

Page 13: ...rement for sampling tube Material Material of tube should be metal stainless copper alloy steel glass or synthetic resin which will not generate the plastic deposit Length Inner Diameter Long or narrow sampling tube may be bent or pinched causing pressure loss or clogging which will damage the vacuum pump and increase the maintenance frequency It also causes the deposit loss of particles and lower...

Page 14: ...cumulated on the filter will flow in the instrument by vibrations Stop the measurement before cleaning Connect the filter to the air inlet at the top of the instrument using the supplied tube There is a possibility that the tube will be folded and inlet will be blocked when connecting the tube to the inlet Operation of the instrument in such a condition will overload the vacuum pump and shorten th...

Page 15: ...nd dry probe when wet Humidity measurement Comparison withASSUMANN type psychrometer Wind Wind direction mark Rinse tip of probe in alcohol if sensor is oily dry it in low wind When you get rid of dust blow them off by blow blush for camera or rinse in water and dry them completely Turn off power when you wash sensor Do not dry probe with heat Heat damages sensor and became impossible to restore B...

Page 16: ...you need 1 REPEAT 2 SINGLE 4 Push PREV key to go back to the MODE screen 3 CONT 4 CALC 5 REMOTE SINGLE 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP N PR N SAMPLE 01 00 NO CONT 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP N PR N REPEAT 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP N PR N SAMPLE 01 00 2TIMES INT 00 05 00 NO REMOTE 0 3 0 5µm BEEP N NO ＰＲＥV SINGLE 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP N PR N SAMPLE 01 00 NO ＰＲＥV ＰＲＥV MODE １ REPEAT 4 CALC 2 SINGLE 5 REMOTE 3 CONT SET CALC 0...

Page 17: ...uous measurement The measurement ends if STOP is pushed Calculation 5 5 It measures repeatedly and mean value a standard deviation the maximum value are calculated from data Only result is done and the store is not done in the data store as for the store doing and each measurement result Remote 5 6 Measurement by remote control from computer The application software of the option is necessary ...

Page 18: ... refer to 6 4 Sampling time 1 second 99 minites59 seconds Frequency 1 99 times and continuous CNT Interval １second 24 hours Confirmation of setup NO not confirmed OK confirmed Press SET key to shift measurement screen 1 For change setting push SET key to move the cursor REPEAT 0 3 0 5µm STR Y BEEP N PR N SAMPLE 10 00 30TIMES INT 00 30 00 NO Measuring mode Particle size Data storage Data printing S...

Page 19: ...d to the measuring screen ＳＥＴ REPEAT 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP N PR N SAMPLE 01 00 2TIMES INT 00 05 00 NO REPEAT 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP Y PR N SAMPLE 01 00 2TIMES INT 00 05 00 NO REPEAT 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP Y PR N SAMPLE 01 00 2TIMES INT 00 05 00 NO REPEAT 0 3 0 5µm STR N BEEP Y PR N SAMPLE 01 00 2TIMES INT 00 05 00 OK MEASURING SAMPLE TIME 0 02 00 TOTAL TIME 0 06 00 OK REPEAT 29B 20 32 WAIT 0 3 0 00E 0 ...

Page 20: ...he BEEP N to BEEP Y on the setup screen of the measurement mode When the sampling time has expired the measured value will be compared with the setting range and the measured value will blink if it is out of the setting range Once you have an alarm condition the alarm will not be reset unit the data of the following measurement falls in the setting range When the unit of particle data is set to CO...

Page 21: ...tion setting 1 DATE Year Month Date 2 TIME Time 3 ADDRESS Address computer communication through RS 485terminal 4 COMMUNICATION Communication with PC key Adjust the value SET key Move the cursor PREV key Go back to MENU after the setup UNIT PROBE SETTING 1 T H PROBE SET 2 VEL PROBE SET MENU 1 MODE 4 DATA 2 ALARM 5 UTILITY 3 UNIT ＳＥＴ UNIT 1 PTCL m3 2 TEMP 3 VEL m s 1 PTCL particle CNT count m3 conc...

Page 22: ...e Tag number of the current measurement the specified sampling frequency 10 SMALL particle size Smaller of 2 particle sizes chose at setup screen 11 SMALL data The number of counts or concentration of the particle size on 10 refer to 4 4 12 LARGE particle size Lager of 2 particle sizes chose at setup screen 13 LARGE data The number of counts or concentration of the particle size on 10 refer to 4 4...

Page 23: ...l pump READY Mode WAIT sign turns to READY in 10 seconds and measurement can be started START STOP Push START STOP key to start the measurement The display shows the real time data remaining time of each measurements measurement number Interval menu Screen changes to interval mode after the sampling time are over starting time of next measurement Measuring Measurement is automatically started from...

Page 24: ... be started Push START STOP key to start the measurement START STOP The display shows the real time data Remaining time of each measurements measurement number INTERVAL menu Screen changes to interval menu after the sampling time are over The data is printed after the sampling time is over if you chose printout refer to 6 4 To stop the measurement halfway Push START STOP key Only the data of finis...

Page 25: ... 10 seconds and measurement can be started Push START STOP key to start the measurement START STOP The display shows the real time data Remaining time of each measurements Measurement time Count up 01h00m and the display change into the following of 59 59 It is 59second of 59 minutes START STOP START STOP key is pushed and the measurement is ended Measurement time The data is printed after the sam...

Page 26: ... though the following measurement begins at the same time as ending measuring time Display of result SET After the last data is displayed for five seconds result is displayed when the set measurement frequency ends The data of the small SMALL particle is displayed first It is possible to switch with the data of the large LARGE particle in the SET key Data changes in order saying the temperature hu...

Page 27: ... POWER Push POWER key to input the power supply PREV Push PREV key twice to proceed MODE screen SET Select 5 REMOTE SET Setup the particle size alarm Use key to change the setting Condition then push SET key After the input is done change NO to OK and push SET key The measurement begins automatically when the application software is operated REMOTE 0 3 0 5µm BEEP N OK REMOTE B 15 25 0 3 0 00E 0 cf...

Page 28: ...ta key Move the cursor SET key Shift the setting screen of the selected function PREV key Go back to MENU after the set up 6 2 Display of stored data on the screen 4 DATA 1 DISPLAY key Adjust the value SET key Move the cursor START STOP key Shift the data display screen PREV key Go back to DATA Push START STOP key to display the selected data key Shift the previous subsequent stored data SET key S...

Page 29: ...alue SET key Move the cursor START STOP key Start transmitting of the stored data PREV key Go back to DATA Required Items Computer Application software Model S388 61 Optional Measurement software RS 232C cable Model 3886 08 Optional Communication cable for connecting GEO α and PC Setting up the computer Function GEO α Setting Word length 8 bit Parity bit None Set parity Odd number Baud rate 9600 S...

Page 30: ...a of 0 3µm 90999E 99crlf using cf or m3 as unit 999999999 crlf 11 Count data of 0 5µm 90999E 99crlf using cf or m3 as unit 999999999 crlf 11 Count data of 1µm 90999E 99crlf using cf or m3 as unit 999999999 crlf 11 Count data of 3µm 90999E 99crlf using cf or m3 as unit 999999999 crlf 11 Count data of 5µm 90999E 99crlf using cf or m3 as unit 999 9 crlf 7 Temperature data 999 9 crlf 7 Humidity data 9...

Page 31: ...lf 11 Minimum data of 1µm 9 999E 99 crlf using cf or m3 as unit 9 999E 99 10 Average of 3µm 9 999E 99 10 Standard deviation of 3µm 999999999 10 Maximum data of 3µm 9 999E 99 crlf using cf or m3 as unit 999999999 crlf 11 Minimum data of 3µm 9 999E 99 crlf using cf or m3 as unit 9 999E 99 10 Average of 5µm 9 999E 99 10 Standard deviation of 5µm 999999999 10 Maximum data of 5µm 9 999E 99 crlf using c...

Page 32: ...with Printer DIP Switch Setting Switch Number Function GEO α Setting Printer SW1 Word length 8 bit ON SW2 Parity bit None ON SW3 Set parity Odd number ON SW4 6 Baud rate 9600 following table Baud rate SW4 Setting SW5 Setting SW6 Setting 9600 OFF OFF ON When using DPU H245 please use it with the manufacturers default setting Signal cable GEO α Printer Pin number Signal name Pin number Signal name 1...

Page 33: ...gle Continuous mode Only two particle sizes are printed ２００００３２１１６４０００ＥＬＦＯＲＥＰＥＡＴ１０５３００３ｕｍ５６４７００ＣＮＴ０５ｕｍ１０４５７ＣＮＴ２３２４５７ＲＨ０６４ｍＳ２００００３２１１６４０００ＥＲＥＰＥＡＴＳＴＯＲＥ１００５３００３ｕｍ５６４７００ＣＮＴ０５ｕｍ１０４５７ＣＮＴ１０ｕｍ３２３ＣＮＴ３０ｕｍ３６ＣＮＴ５０ｕｍ８ＣＮＴ２３２４５７ＲＨ０６４ｍＳ ...

Page 34: ...ＭＩＮ０ＣＮＴ５０ｕｍＡＶＥ３００Ｅ０１ＣＮＴＳＴＤ４５６Ｅ０１ＣＮＴＭＡＸ１ＣＮＴＭＩＮ０ＣＮＴＴＥＭＰＡＶＥ２３５ﾟＣＳＴＤ０３ﾟＣＭＡＸ２４０ﾟＣＭＩＮ２３２ﾟＣＨＵＭＡＶＥ５２９ＲＨＳＴＤ１２ＲＨＭＡＸ５４４ＲＨＭＩＮ５１５ＲＨＶＥＬＡＶＥ０２０ｍＳＳＴＤ００３ｍＳＭＡＸ０２５ｍＳＭＩＮ０１８ｍＳ２００００３２１１６４０００ＥＣＡＬＣＵＬＡＴＩＯＮ０５３０１０ＴＩＭＥＳ０３ｕｍＡＶＥ６６６Ｅ０４ＣＮＴＳＴＤ３９４Ｅ０３ＣＮＴＭＡＸ７１３３４ＣＮＴＭＩＮ６０８７５ＣＮＴ０５ｕｍＡＶＥ２７８Ｅ０３ＣＮＴＳＴＤ２７６Ｅ０２ＣＮＴＭＡＸ３０９６ＣＮＴＭＩ...

Page 35: ...DATA 4 CLEAR ALL the stored data will be deleted by executing this function CLEAR YES data deletion NO delete not key Adjust the value START STOP key Shift the data display screen PREV key Go back to DATA DATACLEAR STORE 139 CLEAR YES ...

Page 36: ...odel 0843 7 2 Installation of probes The T H probe and Air Velocity probe must be inserted into T H refer to 2 4 and VEL respectively and the lock screw cap must be provided Make sure to turn OFF the instrument before inserting and removing the probe GEO α with the T H probe andAir velocity probe installed ...

Page 37: ...ension rod for air velocity probe When you want to measure the air velocity right under the filter which is located at a high position extension rod Model 0843 01 optional can be used Insert the probe into the rod from the side of the sensor When inserting please pay close attention not to touch the velocity sensor Extension rod for air velocity probe ...

Page 38: ... or our service center for information Please refer to section 3 3 2 O Maximum Concentration Exceeded Displayed when the measurable concentration of the instrument is exceed Please move to a cleaner place or install the filter and measure If the O error sign still remains please contact your local distributor or our service center for information M Printer Buffer Exceeded Displayed when the printe...

Page 39: ...dapter is inserted in the power inlet For continuous measurements for long periods please use theAC adapter Please refer to the following table for the data storage conditions when battery alarm is indicated While the FirstAlarm is displayed data storage is possible Measurement Mode Data Storage REPEAT Every data measured before the Second Alarm will be stored SINGLE If the measurement is finished...

Page 40: ...V 2 5Ah or AC adapter Input 100 240V The batteries must be charged with the dedicated charger They cannot be charged with theAC adapter Operating hours Max 3 hours By Ni MH batteries Dimensions 115 W 70 H 211 D mm Weight Approx 980 g without batteries Environment operation condition Ambient temperature range 10 35 StandardAccessories AC adapter Filter Tube Handle Operation manual Options Printer P...

Page 41: ...ticle count or particle concentration is high The ambient particle concentration is high Attach the filter to the inlet of the instrument The particle count or particle concentration is low Laser error or flow error Confirm the error status 8 Flow error F is displayed when internal cleaning is provided Filter is clogged Filter must be replaced with a new filter 3 4 Reading is displayed as Displaye...

Page 42: ...ing the warranty period we will repair at no charge a product that proves to be defective due to material or workmanship under normal use The limited warranty covers all defects encountered in normal use of the product and does not apply in cases such as loss or damage to the product due to abuse mishandling or alternation by the customer or natural disaster All return shipping charges are the res...

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