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M310-HT Manual 

Maintenance  

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Maintenance 

6.1

 

Cavity Life 

The life expectancy of the cavity depends on the time and temperature of operation. The higher 
the temperature, the shorter the life span. At temperatures near the upper end of the range, 
the life expectancy is shortened by approximately 30%. 

6.2

 

Safety Interlocks 

Automatic shut-down will occur if the region near the cavity housing exceeds ~115 °C. This 

thermal fuse must be replaced when over-temperature causes a shut down. The cooling fan will 
operate when power is on. 

6.3

 

Periodic Inspections 

Check periodically and upon every start up for unusual noises and smells when applying power. 

6.4

 

Fuse Locations 

The M310 has one or two fuses.  Refer to the table below. 

Fuse Number  Amps/volts 

Location 

Description 

F1 (120 V) 

8A / 250 V AC Fast  External-Rear Panel 

Integral with IEC power connector 

F2 (120 V) 

NONE 

NONE 

NONE 

F1 (230 V) 

4A / 250 V AC Fast  External-Rear Panel 

Integral with IEC power connector 

F2 (230 V) 

4A / 250 V AC Fast   

 

6.5

 

Cleaning 

Clean the outside of the cabinet with mild soapy solution and water only.  Do not attempt to 
clean the emitter plate.   

6.6

 

Heater Element Replacement 

The M310-HT heating element is 

not

 field replaceable since the cavity and elements are an 

integral assembly.  Contact LumaSense for service if the heating element fails.  (Check continuity 
of the thermal fuse first.) 
 

 

Summary of Contents for M310-HT

Page 1: ...MANUAL M310 HT Blackbody Calibration Source...

Page 2: ...se Technologies All other trademarks are trademarks registered trademarks and or service marks of their respective holders Service Centers LumaSense Technologies Inc North America Sales Service Santa...

Page 3: ...ction 9 2 1 CE Declaration 9 2 2 Technical Data 9 2 3 Dimensions 10 3 Installation 11 3 1 Air Outlet Clearance 11 3 2 Line Voltage 11 3 3 RS232C Communication 11 4 Operation 13 4 1 Getting Started 13...

Page 4: ...on Certificate 19 Emissivity for M310 M315 M316 series blackbodies 20 Accuracy at all wavelengths 20 Using the M310 to calibrate fixed emissivity pyrometers 23 Background Influence On Apparent Emissiv...

Page 5: ...een yellow supply system conductor 1 2 Safety This manual provides important information on safely installing and operating the M310 HT blackbody Several sections of this manual provide safety warning...

Page 6: ...e enclosed packing list Note LumaSense Technologies cannot be responsible for shortages against the packing list unless a claim is immediately filed with the carrier Final claim and negotiations with...

Page 7: ...nearest technical service center Santa Clara California Frankfurt Germany LumaSense Technologies Inc 3301 Leonard Court Santa Clara CA 95054 USA Telephone 1 408 727 1600 1 800 631 0176 Email support...

Page 8: ...M310 HT Manual General Information 8 To ensure consistent document formatting this page was intentionally left blank...

Page 9: ...bration See supplied NIST calibration report Temperature Resolution 0 1 C Stability2 0 3 C per 8 hour period Source Non Uniformity Approximately 1 C 250 C or 2 C 400 C Exit Port Diameter 76 mm 3 00 in...

Page 10: ...M310 HT Manual Introduction 10 2 3 Dimensions M310 HT Front Panel M310 HT Back Panel...

Page 11: ...m requires constant air flow in the enclosure for proper operation The air outlet fan on the rear panel must not be obstructed Allow at least 3 inches clearance for the outlet region Blocking this por...

Page 12: ...M310 HT Manual Installation 12 To ensure consistent document formatting this page was intentionally left blank...

Page 13: ...t temperature 4 1 1 Front Panel Push Buttons PAGE Engages access to controller parameters Do not alter any configurations SCROLL Engages access to menu items underneath the Page menu No need to use th...

Page 14: ...witch Warning DO NOT UNPLUG THE M310 The blackbody has a cooling fan that remains active until it is powered off If the power is interrupted by external means this cooling will not occur and the devic...

Page 15: ...transmit output It is recommended for communication distances less than fifty feet between the computer terminal and the instrument Note Multiple instruments cannot be connected to the same port The...

Page 16: ...You may download our Blackbody Communications program from this location http files mikroninfrared com Blackbody BlackbodyCommsSoftware ver3 zip Connect your USB to RS232 converter to an open USB port...

Page 17: ...nd upon every start up for unusual noises and smells when applying power 6 4 Fuse Locations The M310 has one or two fuses Refer to the table below Fuse Number Amps volts Location Description F1 120 V...

Page 18: ...M310 HT Manual Maintenance 18 To ensure consistent document formatting this page was intentionally left blank...

Page 19: ...characteristic of emitter emissivity has already been calibrated into the system An apparent emissivity of greater than 0 995 can be achieved Recalibration or field calibration using this technique is...

Page 20: ...14 m was normalized to 1 0 The target emissivity vs wavelength can be read directly from the graph Again you would have to normalize the mean emissivity between 8 and 14 m to 1 0 then correct for othe...

Page 21: ...will be approximately equivalent to a blackbody that has emissivity 1 011 This will cause your pyrometer to receive 1 1 more infrared energy causing it to read a higher temperature The table below sh...

Page 22: ...m the graph above 0 943 The blackbody exit radiance at 3 5 m will be approximately equivalent to a blackbody that has emissivity 0 943 This will cause your imager to receive 5 7 less infrared energy c...

Page 23: ...he table below shows what setpoint to use when calibrating pyrometers infrared thermometers that have fixed emissivity at 0 95 and operate at 8 14 m wavelength This table ass mes the ambient and backg...

Page 24: ...ent things happen Since the background such as the room wall and you could be warmer than the blackbody emitter the energy emitted from the emitter is the sum of the background reflection and the emit...

Page 25: ...kbody temperature string w CHR 4 0011PV CHR 5 chr 4 is ascii diamond symbol chr 5 is ascii club symbol chr n is the hex value of n taken from the table section 4 1 5 in Eurotherm comm instruction manu...

Page 26: ...y the setpoint PRINT sp make a string that is 100 times the sp value sp sp 100 spi FIX sp spi STR spi extract the two decimal values nn from the string decpt RIGHT spi 2 extract the integer values fro...

Page 27: ...g setpoints CHR 4 0011 CHR 2 setpoint CHR x full setpoint string chr 4 is diamond symbol chr 2 is happy face symbol display the setpoint string PRINT string sent setpoints send the string to controlle...

Page 28: ...M310 HT Manual Appendix B Sample Communication Program 28 To ensure consistent document formatting this page was intentionally left blank...

Page 29: ...ocations 17 G General Information 5 H Heater Element 17 I Inspections 17 L Liability 6 Line Voltage 11 M Maintenance 17 O Operation 13 P Packing 7 PID Tuning Constants 13 Push buttons 13 R Repair 6 7...

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