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List of Components 

MODEL 6113/6114/6115 

 
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: Standard 

      △

: Optional       

×

: N/A

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Item 

Model 

Qty 

Features 

6113  6114  6115 

Main Body 

6113-0J 

1 

- 

● 

－ 

－ 

6114 

1 

- 

－ 

● 

－ 

6115 

1 

- 

－ 

－ 

● 

Probe 

6113-01 

1 

Air  Velocity/Temperature 
Probe 

● 

● 

● 

Extension Rod 

6112-03 

1 

960mm Probe Extension 

● 

● 

● 

Shoulder Strap 

- 

1 

- 

● 

● 

● 

Operation Manual 

- 

1 

- 

● 

● 

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C-size 
Manganese 
Batteries 

- 

6 

- 

● 

● 

● 

Printer 

- 

1 

Built-in Thermal Printer 

● 

× 

× 

Pressure Sensor 

6113-07 

1 

Pos/Neg Static Pressure 
Measurement Ports 

△ 

△ 

● 

Spare Probe 

6113-01 

1 

Air  Velocity/Temperature 
Probe Spare 

△ 

△ 

△ 

Analog Output 

6113-08 

1 

Analog Output Terminal 

△ 

△ 

△ 

AC Adapter 

6113-02 

1 

Power Supply 

△ 

△ 

△ 

RS232C Cable 

6000-02 

1 

RS232C  Communication 
Cable 

△ 

△ 

△ 

Portable 
ANEMOMASTER 
Measuring Software

 

S600-00 

1 

Data Collection Software 

△ 

△ 

△ 

Summary of Contents for 6113

Page 1: ...説明書本文にでてくる警告事項は ご使用いただく前に 注意深く読み よく理解してください いつでもご使用いただけるように大切に保管してください Please read this operation manual carefully and understand the warnings described in this manual before operating the instrument Keep this manual handy for ready reference 05001 08 04 ...

Page 2: ...houlder Strap 1 Operation Manual 1 C size Manganese Batteries 6 Printer 1 Built in Thermal Printer Pressure Sensor 6113 07 1 Pos Neg Static Pressure Measurement Ports Spare Probe 6113 01 1 Air Velocity Temperature Probe Spare Analog Output 6113 08 1 Analog Output Terminal AC Adapter 6113 02 1 Power Supply RS232C Cable 6000 02 1 RS232C Communication Cable Portable ANEMOMASTER Measuring Software S60...

Page 3: ...ited to the following Do not install the probe in an area where flammable gas is present Otherwise there is an increased risk of fire or even explosion Do not open the device or attempt to disassemble or modify it Otherwise there is an increased risk of electrical shock or fire The device contains no user serviceable parts If it appears to be malfunctioning have it inspected by qualified service p...

Page 4: ...the device If unusual smells sounds or smoke emanate from the device or if liquids enter the device switch the device off immediately and take out the batteries and or unplug it from the power outlet Otherwise there is an increased risk of electrical shock fire or damage to the device Return the device immediately to the nearest KANOMAX authorized service center Safety Precautions ii ...

Page 5: ...or near heater Otherwise the main body may become disfigured or the internal components may be damaged and no longer function properly When cleaning the device never use benzene paint thinners detergents or chemical impregnated wiping cloths Do not place vinyl plastic or rubber objects on the device or the device may be damaged or its main body may become discolored or disfigured Use a soft dry cl...

Page 6: ...leting Measurement Data 15 4 2 1 Deleting All Deleting All Stored Measurement Data 15 4 2 2 Deleting the Last Data Deleting a Single Measurement Data Last Stored 15 4 2 3 Deleting Selected Data Deleting Single Specified Stored Data 16 5 Measuring AVG Max and Min Value Calculation Mode 17 6 Data Output 19 6 1 Printing Out Measurement Data 19 6 1 1 Setting Printer Paper Roll Paper 19 6 1 2 Printing ...

Page 7: ... Measurement Principles 33 10 1 Hot wire Anemomaster Principle 33 10 2 Air Volume Calculation 34 11 Air Velocity Compensation 35 11 1 Influence of Air Temperature 35 11 2 Influence of Atmospheric Pressure 35 11 3 Influence of Air Composition 35 12 Probe Directivity Air Velocity 36 12 1 Horizontal Directivity 36 12 2 Vertical Directivity 36 13 Troubleshooting 37 13 1 Batteries 37 13 2 Initial Opera...

Page 8: ... Pressure Sensor Port Optional Approx 210 Extension Rod Approx 120 Operation Panel Cable LCD Display Lid Probe storage area Rotate Probe Probe Rest To be used only when measuring Caution When you close the lid make sure to disconnect the probe from the probe connection terminal and store it in the probe storage area Closing the lid while the probe is still placed on the probe rest may cause damage...

Page 9: ... Bottom View Left Side View 1 Part names and Functions 2 Battery Compartment ROM Cassette Storage Area Built in Printer 0001 ROM Cassette Probe Number Display Window Printer Paper Cutter ...

Page 10: ...ory In the function setting mode Use this key to exit setting While printing Use this key to stop printing Note that you cannot stop printing the data that has already been transmitted to the printer Key Press this key in the measurement mode to select a time constant from 1 5 or 10 seconds for moving average deviations Key Press this key to select the range of the bar graph from 1 5 10 25 or 50m ...

Page 11: ... Part Names and Functions 4 Approx φ10 本体側 Wind Direction Mark Approx 33 Approx 150 Probe Number 001 Air Velocity Sensor Temp Compensation Sensor Temperature Sensor Approx φ13 Approx 23 Approx φ5 Cable Length Approx 2000 ...

Page 12: ...1 4 Extension Rod Unit mm 1 Part Names and Functions 5 Approx 167 Max extended length 960 Approx 68 Approx φ12 Approx φ15 Connecting Probe Probe Extension Rod 1 2 ...

Page 13: ...anese Alkaline or Ni Cd batteries Do NOT mix different types of batteries Mixing different types of batteries may cause battery leakage or damage to the instrument Batteries CANNOT be recharged by the optional AC adaptor 1 Press lightly with your fingers at points indicated and pull to open the battery cover Types of batteries that can be used C size Manganese Batteries C size Alkaline Batteries C...

Page 14: ...elow Make sure that the power is OFF when connecting or disconnecting the probe Do not squeeze the connector into the terminal ignoring the connector s angle or do not twist the connector after the probe is connected as they will cause damages When you close the lid make sure to disconnect the probe connector as it may cause damages to the probe cable 2 Getting Started 7 Each probe s property data...

Page 15: ...ows up the instrument will become inoperable even when a measurement is being performed Also please note that the data will NOT be saved in this situation Display Icons Normal Mode Refer to 3 Normal Measurement in page 11 for details 1 Reading or Setting Value 4 Unit 2 Bar Graph 5 Battery Level Indicator 3 Bar Graph Max Value Normal Measurement Mode Power ON Connect the probe to the instrument I O...

Page 16: ... time for temperature measurement improves as the air velocity becomes faster When the air velocity is 1m s the response time is approximately 30 seconds Wait for the reading to become stable before taking the data When a measurement is performed in a no airflow condition the air temperature reading may become higher than the actual due to the heat generated by the air velocity sensor It is recomm...

Page 17: ...ng Pressure Tube Connect the pressure tube to the or port Connect the other end of the tube to the port e g duct where the pressure is to be measured When the pressure to be measured is positive connect the tube to the positive port And when it is negative connect the tube to the negative port 2 Getting Started 10 In order to make an accurate measurement make sure that the tube does not have any h...

Page 18: ...key to change the screen in the order of 2 Air Temperature Measurement Screen 3 Pressure Measurement Screen optional for 6113 and 6114 1 Air Velocity Measurement Screen 2 Air Temperature Measurement Screen When measuring air temperature there will be no bar graph displayed under the measurement value 3 Pressure Measurement Screen When measuring pressure there will be no bar graph displayed under t...

Page 19: ...t mode screen Air Velocity Measurement Mode is displayed In the default setting the range is 0 10m s and each scale is equivalent to 2m s The value on the right end of the bar graph changes Now the range is 0 25m s Each scale is equivalent to 5m s Each time you press key the value on the right end of the bar graph changes The range changes in the following order Default Setting 0 10m s 1scale 2m s...

Page 20: ...played Once you turn the power off the time constant will revert to the default setting of 1 second What is Time Constant Time Constant is moving average deviations over a certain period of time If you set the larger value for time constant the reading will be stable On the other hand if you set the smaller value for time constant the reading will be more responsive to the change in air velocity T...

Page 21: ...e Normal Measurement screen Measurement Mode is displayed The average value of the data over the time the key is pressed is stored as a set of data Sampling is performed every one second you will hear a beep sound and you can obtain the average data for a maximum 60 seconds Also while key is pressed Samp and the data number will be on the screen For example if you keep holding down key for 10 seco...

Page 22: ...een Press key for over a second in the Normal Measurement screen Measurement Mode This procedure can be performed in any measurement mode of measuring Air Velocity Air Temperature and Pressure n xx shows up as shown in the left and the data stored at the last will be deleted The number representing by xx indicates the total amount of stored data after the deletion n 00 indicates that there are no ...

Page 23: ...ocity Air Temperature and Pressure When you hear a beep sound the data is deleted and the total amount of the stored data is displayed Then it will return to the screen showing the stored measurement data To delete data successively press key to select the data that you want to delete and press key for 4 seconds or longer to delete it You can delete only one data at a time After the selected page ...

Page 24: ...ed Measurement Data Display 1 Normal Measurement Display 2 Average Value Display When the average value shows up the total amount of stored measurement data is displayed at the bottom In this mode every time you press key the average value of the followings is displayed as follows Air Temperature Pressure Air Velocity 3 Maximum Value Display When the maximum value shows up the total amount of stor...

Page 25: ... key each of the stored measurement data is displayed as follows Air Temperature Pressure Air Velocity Also press keys to display other data pertaining to other data numbers In likewise every time you press key each of the stored measurement data is displayed as follows Air Temperature Pressure Air Velocity You can also select and delete data from this display For details refer to 4 2 Deleting Mea...

Page 26: ... upwards toward you Insert the leading edge of the roll paper underneath the roller Roller Roll Paper Install the roll paper with the head lever pulled down There is a paper sensor here As shown in the left illustration cut the roll paper diagonally making the right edge is longer then the left The sensor to detect the roll paper is located at the right side of the roller Therefore it would be eas...

Page 27: ...out from the roller will not be caught in the roller again 7 Install the roll paper into the holder as tightening the roll Close the printer cover making sure that the paper comes out of the paper ejection located on the printer cover Be sure to eliminate any slack on the roll paper as much as possible Otherwise the loose portion may accidentally get pulled into the roller Head Lever Roll Paper Ho...

Page 28: ... key to print out the calculated values Average Maximum and Minimum of all measurement parameters Example of Data Print Out Calculation Results 6 Data Output 21 Printout Date YYYY MM DD Printout Time HH MM SS Amount of Stored Data Measurement Parameter Air Velocity Air Temperature Pressure Measurement Date Air Velocity Air Temperature Pressure 2002 10 29 09 41 29 VEL m s TEMP PRS kPa 0 06 20 8 0 1...

Page 29: ...on Result Measurement Data Information on Function Set up Avg m s Baud Rate Buzzer ON OFF Air Velocity Unit Air Temperature Unit Pressure Unit Analog Output Rang AirVelocity Analog Output Range Air Temp Analog Output Range Pressure Test Printing DATE 2002 10 29 TIME 09 41 29 DATA 063 MODE VEL TEMP PRS MAX 7 25 m s AVG 5 79 m s MIN 2 66 m s MAX 22 5 AVG 21 0 MIN 19 4 MAX 0 78 kPa AVG 0 43 kPa MIN 0...

Page 30: ...oltage drop occurs and the instrument s voltage becomes lower than the level that it requires for operation which may cause the instrument to stop working Depending on the battery s condition even when the battery level indicator shows that the instrument still has enough battery the battery voltage may drop enough to cause a malfunction during printing When printing repeatedly or printing out a l...

Page 31: ...ting refer to the operation manual of your PC Connecting the instrument to a PC 1 Connect the instrument to a PC by inserting a connecting cable into RS232C terminal on the instrument 2 Turn ON the instrument Make sure that instrument is in Normal Measurement mode RS232C Cable Wiring Diagram PC D Sub9 pin Connection ANEMOMASTER Signal Pin No Pin No Signal Description of Signal Signal Direction NC ...

Page 32: ...rature Pressure Without Pressure Measurement Function Air Velocity Air Temperature 0000000 Receive Interrupt Enter N After the command is received AN will be returned and the reception will be interrupted DISPLAY PROCEDURE To output measurement condition Enter S After the command is received AS will be returned The measurement parameters displayed on the screen and time constant See page 13 will b...

Page 33: ...to Output Single Parameter of Measurement Data When this function is ON the only value displayed on the Normal Measurement screen Measurement Mode during the operation will be printed out or sent as a digital output For example when the Air Velocity Measurement mode is displayed only the air velocity value will be output See 7 2 Other Function Settings in page 29 6 4 1 Printing with Single Paramet...

Page 34: ... T 90 V 32 o F 32 212 o F T 180 V 32 o F Pressure P 5 5 kPa P 10 V 5 kPa 2 2 kPa P 4 V 2 kPa Output Range The output is linear output with the minimum value of 0V and maximum value of 1V The output data will be output every 0 1 seconds The configured time constant will be in effect To change the time constant refer to 3 4 Changing Time Constant in page 13 Mode How to take in measurement data Analo...

Page 35: ... Month 5 Minute 3 Date Next the numeric value indicating month flashes Use and keys to adjust the month Then press key Next the numeric value indicating date flashes Use and keys to adjust the date Then press key Next the numeric value indicating hour flashes Use and keys to adjust the hour Then press key Next the numeric value indicating minute flashes Use and keys to adjust the minute and press ...

Page 36: ...key Keep holding down key until you see a display like the one shown on the left The b0 on the left indicates the bit number and 01 on the right shows the bit status See 7 2 2 Dips Switch Setup Chart in the next page for the details on bit number and bit status Using keys to select the bit status Press key to save the setting and move to the next bit number After the bit number reaches 9 it will g...

Page 37: ...ng Wind Velocity 0 5m s b5 00 b6 00 0 10m s b5 01 b6 00 0 25m s b5 00 b6 01 0 50m s b5 01 b6 01 0 1000FPM b5 00 b6 00 0 2000FPM b5 01 b6 00 0 5000FPM b5 00 b6 01 0 9999FPM b5 01 b6 01 Wind Temp 0 50 b5 00 b6 00 0 100 b5 01 b6 00 10 40 b5 00 b6 01 32 122o F b5 00 b6 00 32 212o F b5 01 b6 00 14 104o F b5 00 b6 01 Pressure 5 5kPa b5 00 b6 00 2 2kPa b5 01 b6 00 Data Output Parameter Setting b7 Output ...

Page 38: ...nstrument in an unclean environment it is recommended that the sensor is cleaned right after use 8 Cleaning Probe 31 Clean the sensor of the probe in an ultrasonic cleaner for approx 10 20 sec Do not clean the sensor longer than required as excess cleaning may cause damage to the sensor coating Use water for cleaning The sensor can also be cleaned in a vessel filled with cleaning agent and gently ...

Page 39: ...a Raw data display Calendar function Bar graph display indicating air velocity Output Digital Output RS 232C 4800 9600 19200 and 38400 bps for outputting to PC Printer Output 2 Print out calculation results and measurement data Analog Output 3 DC 0 1V Selecting one from Air Velocity Temperature Pressure 1 Power 6 C size Manganese Batteries Alkaline and Ni Cd can also be used AC Adaptor 3 AC 100 24...

Page 40: ...here H Heat Dissipation T Sensor Temperature Ta Air Temperature U Air Velocity a b Constant The Heat Dissipation H can also be expressed by the following formula from the sensor resistance R and current i R is kept constant regardless of the air velocity change Thus As shown by this formula the change in the air velocity U can be interpreted as the change in the current i Temperature Compensation ...

Page 41: ...n be obtained In addition since the diffusion resistance is dependent on temperature temperature compensation resistance is employed for the resistance 10 2 Air Volume Calculation Average air velocity inside a duct multiplied by the cross section of the duct equals air volume inside the duct To calculate the average air velocity inside the duct divide the cross section of the duct into several div...

Page 42: ...ent air temperature changes even when the air velocity is consistent In order to prevent such influence the instrument is equipped with a temperature compensation circuit for measuring and compensating for air temperature in the range of 5 to 60 11 2 Influence of Atmospheric Pressure The instrument is calibrated under atmospheric pressure of 1013hPa Since change in the atmospheric pressure will in...

Page 43: ...ctivity Air Velocity 12 1 Horizontal Directivity 12 2 Vertical Directivity 12 Probe Directivity 36 180 0 90 90 When Air Velocity is 5m s When Air Velocity is 5m s Wind Direction Mark 0 180 90 90 Wind Direction Mark ...

Page 44: ...t is not correct You can change the Air Velocity unit m s FPM and the Air Temperature unit o F 29 13 3 During Operation Symptom Possible Cause s Solution s Refer To Page No Reading is displayed as Measurable range is exceeded Use the instrument within the specified measurement range 32 Probe Probe Cable may not be connected property Check probe connection 7 Probe Probe Cable wire is disconnected o...

Page 45: ...et Check to ensure printer paper is properly set in the roller 19 E 2 is displayed on the screen The battery is low Turn the power OFF and replace the batteries 6 Printer Head has overheated due to continuous printer use Stop printing temporarily and allow printer to cool E 3 is displayed on the screen The Printer Head Lever is up Pull the lever down 19 13 5 Digital Output Symptom Possible Cause s...

Page 46: ...he owner alteration accident electrical current fluctuations failure to follow operating maintenance or environmental instructions prescribed in the PRODUCT s instruction manual provided by KANOMAX or service performed by other than KANOMAX NO IMPLIED WARRANTY INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE APPLIES TO THE PRODUCT AFTER THE APPLICABLE PERIOD OF...

Page 47: ...rs after production cessation of the PRODUCT This storage period of repair parts is considered as the period during which KANOMAX can provide repair service For more information please contact your sales representative Please be sure to have the following product information at hand 1 PRODUCT name 2 Model number 3 Serial number 4 Probe number 5 Description of Symptom and 6 Date of purchase 14 Warr...

Page 48: ... usa com Japan Asia KANOMAX JAPAN INC 2 1 Shimizu Suita City Osaka 565 0805 Japan TEL 81 6 6877 0183 FAX 81 6 6877 5570 URL http www kanomax co jp E Mail sales kanomax co jp China Shenyang Kano Scientific Instrument Co Ltd No 12 4 Jia Wencui Road Heping District Shenyang City PRC TEL 86 24 23845309 FAX 86 24 23898417 URL http www kanomax com cn E mail sales kanomax com cn ...

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