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MadgeTech  RTDTemp2000

Section 9:  Maintenance

Section 9:  Maintenance

The RTDTemp2000 does not have any user-serviceable parts except the 
battery which should be replaced periodically. The battery life is affected by 
battery type, ambient temperature, sample rate, sensor selection, offl oads 
and LCD display usage. The RTDTemp2000 has a battery status indicator on 
the LCD display. If the battery indication is low, or if the device seems to be 
inoperable, it is recommended that the battery be changed.

To change the battery, locate and remove the four (4) 3/32 hex screws on 
the back of the unit. Separate the halves and the battery compartment is 
now visible. Remove the old 9V battery from the battery clips and replace 
with a new 9V battery. MadgeTech recommends using 9V lithium battery. An 
alkaline battery is acceptable, but will yield a shorter battery life.

For any other maintenance or calibration issues, MadgeTech recommends 
the unit be returned to the factory for service. Before returning the device, 
you must obtain an RMA from the factory.  For further information, please 
contact MadgeTech at:

MadgeTech, Inc

.

PO Box 50

201 Route 103 West

Warner, NH 03278

TEL: 603-456-2011 

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 FAX: 603-456-2012

[email protected]

www.MadgeTech.com

  BATTERY WARNING

  Most MadgeTech data loggers contain a lithium battery. Do    
  not cut the battery open, incinerate, or recharge. Do not heat   
  lithium batteries above the specifi ed operating temperature.*  
  Dispose of the battery in accordance with local regulations.

  
  *See the individual specifi cation sheets at www.madgetech.com.

Summary of Contents for RTDTemp2000

Page 1: ...PO Box 50 l 201 Route 103 West Warner NH 03278 Phone 603 456 2011 l Fax 603 456 2012 www madgetech com l info madgetech com Data Logger Manual RTDTemp2000 ...

Page 2: ...ront Panel Overview 9 4 1 Changing the display units 9 4 2 Changing the number type and size of channels viewed 9 4 3 Checking the memory status 10 4 4 Checking power status 10 4 5 Changing the contrast 10 Section 5 RTDTemp2000 Function Reference 11 5 1 Main Screen 11 5 2 Status Menu 11 5 3 Statistics Menu 12 5 4 Units 13 5 5 Setup Menu 13 Section 6 RTDTemp2000 Screen Descriptions 18 6 1 Main Scre...

Page 3: ...Range 27 6 18 Device Information Screens Maximum Device Range 27 6 19 Device Information Screens Device Version 28 6 20 Device Information Screens Firmware Version 28 6 21 Calibration Information Screens Calibration Date 29 6 22 Calibration Information Screens Probe Calibration 29 6 23 Device Reset Screen Hardware Reset 30 6 24 Device Reset Screen Power Interruption 31 Section 7 Computer Interface...

Page 4: ...n 0 01ºC Calibrated accuracy case between 15 to 35ºC 0 05ºC Probe between 200 to 260ºC 0 1ºC Probe between 260 to 850ºC Accuracy de rating 0 05ºC per ºC outside 15 to 35ºC case temperature probe between 200 to 260ºC 0 1ºC per ºC outside 15 to 35ºC case temperature probe 260 to 850ºC Dot Matrix LCD Dimensions 2 5 x 1 375 63mm x 35mm Text Configurable channel text size Indicators Power status memory...

Page 5: ...AC operation use AC supply T35 9 100 R 3 made by ENG Electric Available from MadgeTech Battery Life 30 days typical 1 min reading rate with continuous LCD and no backlight usage Data Format Date and time stamped ºC ºF ºK ºR Time Accuracy 1 minute month at 20º to 30 C Computer Interface PC serial or USB interface cable required 115 200 baud Software Windows 95 98 ME NT 2000 XP Vista based software ...

Page 6: ...pair or alteration This warranty excludes batteries Except as to title this is our only warranty for the products MadgeTech Inc expressly disclaims all other warranties guarantees or remedies wheth er expressed or implied or statutory including any implied warranty of mer chantability or fitness for a particular purpose We also disclaim any implied warranty arising out of trade usage or out of a c...

Page 7: ...Page 6 MadgeTech RTDTemp2000 Section 2 Device Overview LED Indicators LCD Screen Power Jack Communication Jack Up Key Okay Key Down Key Cancel Key Function Keys Black anodized aluminum enclosure ...

Page 8: ...e battery empty indicator is displayed the battery should be replaced 3 2 Memory Status Memory Memory Empty Full The memory status icons indicate the amount of memory left for data storage If the RTDTemp2000 is in wraparound mode the memory status icon will always indicate empty 3 3 Running Indicator Indicates that the RTDTemp2000 is taking readings The icons cycle periodically ...

Page 9: ... is scheduled for the future 3 5 Wait Icon The wait icon indicates that the device is busy 3 6 Stop Icon Indicates that the RTDTemp2000 is not currently taking readings 3 7 External Power Icon Indicates that the RTDTemp2000 is powered by an external source 3 8 Reset Icon Indicates that the device has been reset ...

Page 10: ...an however be hidden or viewed on a smaller or larger scale To change the view of recently measured values From the Main Screen press the F4 key to enter the Setup Menu and from this menu press the F1 key to enter the Display screen On this screen func tion key 1 F1 corresponds to the external probe Pressing this function key will cause the channel to scroll between show or hide If show is selecte...

Page 11: ...battery voltage and current external volt age can also be viewed From the Main Screen press F4 to view the Device Configuration Menu F2 to access the power options then F4 twice to view the Power Status screen including battery power percent remaining and the presence of external power Battery type and battery voltage are also displayed as well as external power voltage if connected Button pressin...

Page 12: ...tus and Time and Date screens can also be viewed by pressing the F2 and F3 keys respectively 5 2 i Run Parameters The Run Parameters screen displays important information regarding the device s current recording session These parameters include the time and date the recording session started start time and start date the time and date the recording session will end stop date and stop time due to e...

Page 13: ...r a particular channel 5 3 ii Viewing statistics by type The RTDTemp2000 s Statistics Menu also provides the option to view statis tics by type This can be done by pressing F2 while in the Statistics Menu Here the function keys F1 F2 and F3 correspond to the three different types of statistics average minimum and maximum respectively Each type sta tistics screen displays the values of a particular...

Page 14: ...nels Power status can also be viewed including battery power remaining and the presence of external power and options regarding the LCD display and the backlight can be modified The setup menu is also the place to find basic information regarding device identification calibration parameters and firmware details 5 5 i Display From the Display section the number and identity of channels shown on the...

Page 15: ...meter by pressing the F2 key This action will highlight the function tab corresponding to the F2 key Once this tab is higlighted the size can be increased or decreased using the UP and DOWN keys Size options include small medium and large 5 5 ii Power The Power section displays information regarding battery and external power sources as well as giving options including display and backlight status...

Page 16: ... key while viewing the Power Modes screen brings up the Display Update Mode screen On this screen options relating to the refresh rate of the screen are displayed The F1 key toggles between auto and reading modes In auto mode the display is updated periodically whereas in reading mode the display only updates after a reading is taken F2 selects the update period option Pressing the UP and DOWN key...

Page 17: ...d 5 5 iii b Device Range Maximum The Maximum Device Range screen can be accessed by pressing the F2 key while viewing the Minimum Device Range screen This display indicates the maximum values which the RTDTemp2000 is capable of detecting and logging Values on this screen cannot be modified 5 5 iii c Calibration Parameters Pressing F3 while in the Maximum or Minimum Device Range screens will displa...

Page 18: ...e 17 5 5 iii e Firmware Version Firmware details can be viewed by pressing the F2 key while viewing the Device Version screens These details include the firmware version number date and time of firmware creation and checksum ...

Page 19: ...reen F4 SETUP shows device configuration menu CANCEL no function OK no function UP no function DOWN no function 6 2 Status Screens Run Parameters Displays information about run parameters including date of recording start start date time of recording start start time stop date stop time recording rate and current status For all status screens F1 RUN displays run parameters screen F2 MEM displays m...

Page 20: ...e s memory capabilities including percent of memory available memory left number of readings taken so far readings max number of readings max readings and wrap For all status screens F1 RUN displays run parameters screen F2 MEM displays memory status screen F3 TIME displays time information screen F4 MORE displays the second status screen CANCEL returns to main screen OK toggles to date and time s...

Page 21: ...ME displays time information screen F4 MORE displays the second status screen CANCEL returns to main screen OK toggles to ID parameters screen UP no function DOWN no function 6 5 ID Parameters Displays information relating to device identity For all status screens F1 ID displays ID parameters screen F3 MORE displays the first status screen F4 EXIT returns to main screen CANCEL returns to main scre...

Page 22: ...urns to main screen CANCEL returns to main screen OK returns to main screen UP no function DOWN no function 6 7 Channel Statistics Displays statistics Maximum recorded value Minimum recorded value and average recorded value based on channel External Probe F1 PROBE Displays external probe channel statistics F2 no function F3 no function F4 EXIT returns to Statistics Menu Screen CANCEL returns to St...

Page 23: ... recorded value for the channel F4 EXIT Returns to Statistics Menu CANCEL returns to Statistics Menu OK returns to Statistics Menu UP no function DOWN no function 6 9 Statistics Information Screen Displays current statistics information including the number of recorded readings start date and start time F1 CLEAR Gives the option to clear all statistics F2 no function F3 no function F4 EXIT returns...

Page 24: ...peatedly or using the UP and DOWN arrows to select appropriate units CANCEL returns to main menu without accepting changes OK accepts changes and returns to main menu 6 11 Device Configuration Menu Displays options available within the device configuration menu F1 DISPLAY enters Adjust Visibility screen F2 POWER enters Power Modes screen F3 INFO goes to Device Information screens F4 EXIT returns t...

Page 25: ...n UP once channel parameter configuration tab is highlighted scrolls through available options DOWN once channel parameter configuration tab is highlighted scrolls through available options 6 13 Display Configuration Allows the user to change the contrast of the LCD display as well as the channel size F1 CNTRST highlights the contrast parameter configuration tab F2 SIZE highlights and then changes...

Page 26: ...display visibility On full vis ibility or Auto shuts off after 5 minutes of inactivity F2 BKLGHT first highlights and then changes backlight options On backlight always on Auto backlight shuts off after 30 sec of inactivity or Off backlight always off F3 LED first highlights and then changes LED mode options F4 MORE moves to Display Update Mode screen CANCEL Returns to Device Configuration Menu OK...

Page 27: ...atus screen UP once parameter configuration tab is highlighted scrolls through avail able options DOWN once parameter configuration tab is highlighted scrolls through available options 6 16 Power Status Screen Displays details about power available to the device including the battery type battery voltage and external voltage F1 TYPE highlights and then changes battery type Lithium or Alkaline F3 M...

Page 28: ...For all Device Information Screens F1 MIN shows Device Range Minimum F2 MAX shows Device Range Maximum screen F3 CAL shows Calibration Information screens F4 MORE shows further Device Information screens CANCEL Returns to Device Configuration Menu OK Returns to Device Configuration Menu UP No function DOWN No function 6 18 Device Information Screens Maximum Device Range Displays values indicating ...

Page 29: ...L Returns to Device Configuration Menu OK Returns to Device Configuration Menu UP No function DOWN No function 6 20 Device Information Screens Firmware Version Displays device firmware version information F1 VERS shows Device Version screen F2 FIRM shows Firmware Version screen F3 MORE shows Device Range Minimum screen F4 EXIT Returns to Device Configuration Menu CANCEL Returns to Device Configura...

Page 30: ...e Range Minimum screen CANCEL Returns to Device Range Minimum screen OK Toggles to Probe Calibration screen UP No function DOWN No function 6 22 Calibration Information Screens Probe Calibration Displays calibration information for temperature channel F1 DATE shows calibration date information F2 PROBE no function F3 no function F4 EXIT returns to Device Range Minimum screen CANCEL returns to Devi...

Page 31: ... Reset Displayed as notification when a hardware reset has occurred F1 OK accepts notification and displays main screen F2 no function F3 no function F4 no function CANCEL no function OK accepts notification and displays main screen UP no function DOWN no function ...

Page 32: ...Displayed as notification when power is interrupted during device operation F1 OK accepts notification and displays main screen F2 no function F3 no function F4 no function CANCEL no function OK accepts notification and displays main screen UP no function DOWN no function ...

Page 33: ...o an available USB port Fully insert male connector of the IFC200 interface cable into the female receptacle of the data logger WARNING Install driver before connecting a device using a USB for the first time See the MadgeTech Data Logger Software manual for further information Note Most MadgeTech data loggers can use both IFC110 and IFC200 interface cables For interface cable data logger clarific...

Page 34: ...Data Logger Manual Page 33 Power Supply Cable Slot Section 8 Wall Mounting Section 8 Wall Mounting ...

Page 35: ...9V battery from the battery clips and replace with a new 9V battery MadgeTech recommends using 9V lithium battery An alkaline battery is acceptable but will yield a shorter battery life For any other maintenance or calibration issues MadgeTech recommends the unit be returned to the factory for service Before returning the device you must obtain an RMA from the factory For further information pleas...

Page 36: ... manufactured Product is warranted for the shorter of twelve 12 months from the date of initial installation or fifteen 15 months from the date of shipment by Seller Seller man ufactured consumables and Software and Seller provided services are warranted for a period of ninety 90 days from the date of shipment or completion as applicable If Buyer discovers any warranty defect and notifies Seller t...

Page 37: ...L EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHETHER OR NOT FORESEEABLE NO ACTION REGARDLESS OF FORM ARIS ING OUT OF ANY TRANSACTION GOVERNED BY THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS MAY BE BROUGHT BY EITHER PARTY MORE THAN TWO 2 YEARS AFTER THE CAUSE OF ACTION HAS ACCRUED The foregoing allocation of risk and limitation of liability has been agreed to by the parties and forms the basis of their willingness to enter ...

Page 38: ...PO Box 50 l 201 Route 103 West Warner NH 03278 Phone 603 456 2011 l Fax 603 456 2012 www madgetech com l info madgetech com Data Logger Manual RTDTemp2000 ...

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