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Problem

Cause

Action

Cannot measure.

The power is not applied. 

Confirm the wirings and connections.

The power voltage is low.

Confirm the power voltage and adjust it to 

the 12 to 24 VDC range.

The 

measurement 

value is incorrect.

The lens is dirty. 

Clean the lens referring to the Lens section 

under “Maintenance”.

The measurement area is off center.

Adjust the mounting position so that the 

target comes to the center of the area.

A high-temperature object is near the 

target affecting the measurement.

Block the heat source using a board, etc.

The emissivity rate is incorrect.

Set the emissivity rate to that of the target.

The measurement 

value is not 

stable.

The sensor head is affected by 

vibration.

Prevent vibration.

The sensor head is affected by rapid 

temperature change.

Leave the sensor head for a while until the 

temperature becomes stable.

Troubleshooting

Maintenance

Lens

Dust, dirt and scratches on the lens can cause incorrect measurement. If the lens is dirty, 

remove the dust using a blower for cleaning lens. For stubborn dirt, apply a small amount 

of ethyl alcohol to a cotton swab or special lens cleaning cloth and gently wipe off the dirt.

Amplifier

For heavy dirt on the amplifier, use a lightly moistened cloth to wipe it off. Do not use 

alcohol or such other material because it may damage the surface or fade the printing.

Calibration Yearly calibration is recommended. The sensor head and amplifier cannot be separately 

calibrated. Always calibrate them together. For details, contact the sales distributor.

* If the problem persists even after taking the actions above or the problem is not listed here, contact 

the sales distributor.

You can rinse the sensor head with water because it is water-resistant. However, water drops remaining 

on the lens will cause incorrect measurement. Be sure to wipe them off with a soft cloth or blow them off 

with air.

You can easily remove water or oil by using air as the water/oil-repellent coat is applied on the surface 

of lens.

If the unit may be exposed to splash of water or oil or located in a dusty place during measurement, use 

the optional air purge collar.

Summary of Contents for CS-30TAC

Page 1: ...S 30TAC CS 40TAC CS 30TAC HT CS 40TAC HT 91 Chudoji Awata cho Shimogyo ku Kyoto 600 8815 JAPAN TEL 81 75 325 1314 FAX 81 75 325 2936 OPTEX FA CO LTD Non Contact Thermometer Printed in JAPAN 0807230 20...

Page 2: ...to convert the infrared energy emitted from the surface of an object into temperature This thermometer measures the surface temperature of solid and liquid without contacting them The temperature of...

Page 3: ...off DO NOT TOUCH THE LENS Do not touch the lens with hard or sharp objects Do not insert foreign objects into the light receiving part Otherwise incorrect measurement will occur KEEP THE THERMOMETER A...

Page 4: ...Emissivity rate adjustment 0 1 to 1 2 Power supply 12 to 24 VDC 10 Consumption 120 mA Max load 80 mA Eco mode Ambient temperature Sensor head 0 to 180 C Amplifier 0 to 65 C Sensor head 0 to 100 C Amp...

Page 5: ...ens surface 7 M12 P1 0 10 30 14 Sensor head Sensor cable 4 3000 MAX Cable cover Serial No buttons ENT button Output cable 6 2000 MAX Cable No Main display Amplifier Sub display 64 52 35 39 31 mm DIN r...

Page 6: ...2 Do not wire 15 Orange Black 2 Connect to GND 16 4 Shielded cable Output cable 1 Connect to the 4 20 mA input of an analog device Analog output allowable load 250 and analog output impedance 47 2 Ex...

Page 7: ...Insert the connector to the cable cover The metal plate of connector should be placed onto the clasp in the cable cover Sensor cable 5 15 5 Cable tie of approx 2 mm width Guide wire 1 2 3 4 mm Connect...

Page 8: ...al screw is M12 P1 0 Fix securely into the hole of 12 mm or more using the attached hexagon nut The optional mounting fitting can help you adjust the angle easily Mounting Mount the sensor head perpen...

Page 9: ...w shown above When measuring a high temperature target keep as much distance from it as possible within the range of the field of view Otherwise it may cause incorrect measurement When using the optio...

Page 10: ...ation Press 3 sec or more Setting Operation Make sure to perform Save Settings If you cancel in Save Settings all settings entered are not saved 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 3 To confirm or change the settings pre...

Page 11: ...d alarm ON OFF can be set The Unit has 3 Alarm Output Modes as below NORMAL Mode Alarm output is kept on as long as the value is above or below the limit value DELAY Mode Alarm output turns on when a...

Page 12: ...e bank 1 to 4 to change the setting Settings of Response Time Adjustment Analog Output Alarm Output Trigger Input and Display Off can be saved in each bank 1 In the Setting Operation select the Bank S...

Page 13: ...ently larger than the field of view 2 In the Setting Operation select the Adjustment Setting and then press Enter button 3 Select the TEACH Adjustment and then press the ENTER button 4 The current mea...

Page 14: ...not change the emissivity rate after setting in 2 Point Adjustment otherwise the adjusted value will be changed 7 Aim the sensor head to the target Confirm the target is sufficiently larger than the f...

Page 15: ...40 L 0 3 L Lower limit value is displayed Input the temperature L lower limit value and then press Enter button Make sure to perform Save Settings The minimum width of output range is 100 degrees 0 t...

Page 16: ...on when the value exceeds or falls below the limit value and is kept for a specific time NORMAL Mode Alarm output is kept on as long as the value is above or below the limit value DELAY Mode Alarm ou...

Page 17: ...value and then press the ENTER button 6 Select NORMAL Mode and then press the ENTER button Make sure to perform Save Settings 6 Select DELAY Mode and then press the ENTER button 7 The DELAY Time is d...

Page 18: ...og output types as below HOLD MIN MIN HOLD P P P P HOLD SAMP SAMPLE Setup of Functions MIN HOLD The minimum value between the triggers is output HOLD MAX MAX P P HOLD The P P value maximum minus minim...

Page 19: ...hen press Enter button Make sure to perform Save Settings WAVE Mode HOLD MAX HOLD MIN WIMT 200 WLIM 150 WIMT 200 WLIM 150 Analog Output is controlled by External Trigger Analog Output is controlled by...

Page 20: ...ing to the analog output of MAX HOLD set by the trigger input alarm is output while the value is outside the range between H and L ECO OFF 1 In the Setting Operation select the Display Off Setting and...

Page 21: ...gger mode MAX MIN MAX MIN MAX MIN MAX MIN Trigger temperature Display Off Time to turn off s s s s OFF Note of the settings Save or cancel the settings entered in the Setting Operation Switch other ba...

Page 22: ...s is dirty remove the dust using a blower for cleaning lens For stubborn dirt apply a small amount of ethyl alcohol to a cotton swab or special lens cleaning cloth and gently wipe off the dirt Amplifi...

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