PEWA Questemp II Instruction Manual Download Page 5

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COMPUTER DOWNLOADING USING DOS
The MODE and COPY commands can be used directly from the DOS prompt to
download the information.  Type the following commands at the DOS prompt.

MODE COMx:baud,N,8,2,P <enter>

After typing the MODE command, the computer should respond with
"RESIDENT PORTION OF MODE LOADED".  If the computer responds with
an error message, then there is a good chance that the COM port
selected is not valid. 

COPY COMx:  filename <enter>

After typing the COPY command, the curser will move to the next
line on the screen and blink.   If you receive an error message,
retry the COPY command.

x refers to which com port is being used. Typically this is COM1 or

COM2.

baud refers to the baud rate and must match the Questemp°II's

settings.

filename refers to any DOS filename the user makes up.

At this point, the user should have the Questemp°II print.  Nothing will
happen on the screen until all of the information has been sent.  When the
instrument is done sending the information, the PC will respond with "1
FILE COPIED".  There now exists a file called filename in the current
directory in the  computer.  The user can print this out by typing: 
PRINT filename <enter>

COMPUTER DOWNLOADING USING WINDOWS

TM

There is a variety of commercially available software that can easily
accept data from the Questemp°II.  These software packages are usually
termed "communications software".  Microsoft

®

 Windows

TM

 has a communications

program under the ACCESSORIES icon called TERMINAL.  Instructions on how to
use TERMINAL are located in the Windows

'TM

 manuals.

Using any of these communications programs, the user must select the com
(serial) port and the baud rate.  The Quest cable must be plugged into the
selected com port and the baud rate on the unit must match the rate
selected in the software.  The PC programs also need the following
information in their setup:

data bits = 8 

stop bits = 2

parity = none 

handshaking (flow control) = hardware 

For TERMINAL, the settings are found by first selecting SETTINGS, then
COMMUNICATIONS.

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                        QUEST ELECTRONICS                       
            QUESTEMP II Personal Temperature Monitor          
   
   Serial Number: JU1030001       Software Version Number: 1.1
                                                                
 Name:                               Date:                      
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 Location:                                                      
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Start Time: 11:34   

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End Time: 13:32   

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Total Run Time: 01:58 

                                                                
 

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Alarm Level Setting: 38.0 oC                                  

 

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Print Rate:  1 Min.                                          

                                                                
 

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High Temperature:   38.1 oC      At Time:   13:32             

 

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Low  Temperature:   36.1 oC      At Time:   11:34             

                                                                
                                                                
 

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CAL in degree C  @ Time                                       

 ---------------  -------                                       
        0.4       11:41:20                                      
                                                                
                                                                
                       SAMPLED DATA                             
                       ------------                             
                                                                
  Time    

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Ear Temp.   

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Mold Temp.   

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Oral Temp.              

  Hr:Min  oC    oF      oC    oF       oC    oF    

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Alarm      

 ------- ----- -----   ----- -----    ----- -----  -------      
  11:34   36.1  97.0    32.7  90.9                              
  11:35   36.1  97.0    32.7  90.9                              
  11:36   36.2  97.2    32.8  91.1                              
  11:37   36.3  97.4    32.9  91.3                              
  11:38   36.3  97.4    33.0  91.5                              
  11:39   36.4  97.5    33.1  91.7    36.7  98.1                
  11:40   36.4  97.5    33.1  91.7    36.9  98.5                
  11:41   36.4  97.5    32.9  91.3    36.9  98.5                
  11:42   36.9  98.4    33.0  91.5                              
  11:43   36.9  98.4    33.0  91.5                              
                                                                
  13:29   37.9 100.2    27.6  81.7                              
  13:30   37.9 100.2    27.4  81.3                              
  13:31   38.0 100.4    27.3  81.1                 *            
  13:32   38.1 100.6    27.2  80.9                 **           
                                                                

                                                                

  FIGURE 1.  SAMPLE PRINTOUT

Summary of Contents for Questemp II

Page 1: ...S 6 DATA LOGGING 6 PRINTING 7 COMPUTER DOWNLOADING USING DOS 8 COMPUTER DOWNLOADING USING WINDOWSTM 8 PRINTOUT DESCRIPTION 10 LOW BATTERY 10 AUDIBLE ALARM 11 III CALIBRATION 11 IV EAR SENSOR USE 13 EAR SENSOR INSERTION 13 EAR SENSOR REMOVAL 14 E A R PLUG CARE 14 V OPERATION SUMMARY 15 VI INDICATORS AND ACTION 15 VII SPECIFICATIONS 16 VIII ACCESSORIES 16 IX SERVICE AND WARRANTY 17 ...

Page 2: ...nd a disposable E A R foam earplug slides over the sensor providing a comfortable vehicle for inserting and maintaining the sensor The speaker and earmold remain just outside of the ear to completely avoid any possible damage or injury to the ear canal 4 CAL PRINT RUN II FUNCTIONS AMBIENT COMPENSATION Unique to the QUESTEMP II a second sensor located in the earmold will sense and compensate for an...

Page 3: ...and can be altered between 38 C and 39 C using the ARROW and ENTER keys The alarm level may be changed only if the memory is clear prior to logging data Once run time has accumulated the unit must be reset to change the alarm level setting In the RUN mode the audible alarm will be activated if the EAR temperature exceeds the set alarm level In addition a secondary alarm will sound if the temperatu...

Page 4: ...o a computer using cable 58 867 for a 25 pin serial port The standard for a computer s serial port is a 25 pin or a 9 pin male pins connector Do not connect to the computer s printer output port which is a 25 pin female holes connector If you have cable 58 867 but your computer s serial port has only 9 pins then you may use a 25 to 9 pin converter available at most computer or electronic stores No...

Page 5: ... termed communications software Microsoft WindowsTM has a communications program under the ACCESSORIES icon called TERMINAL Instructions on how to use TERMINAL are located in the Windows TM manuals Using any of these communications programs the user must select the com serial port and the baud rate The Quest cable must be plugged into the selected com port and the baud rate on the unit must match ...

Page 6: ... voltage first hits its Lo condition at 7 5 volts An on board 3 volt lithium battery will retain the memory of the QUESTEMP II even when the 9 volt battery is removed This will not however power the unit for operation Replace dead batteries with 9 volt ALKALINE type NEDA 1604A or equivalent 12 AUDIBLE ALARM The speaker located in the ear assembly will sound under three conditions 1 When the 10 sec...

Page 7: ...ORE temperature minus the EAR temperature value was obtained and will now be added as an offset to the EAR temperature 14 IV EAR SENSOR USE EAR SENSOR INSERTION 1 Roll the disposable yellow E A R foam ear plug containing a black protruding tube back and forth with the fingers until it forms a small crease free cylinder See Figures 1 and 2 Figure 2 Figure 3 2 Using only light pressure to keep the E...

Page 8: ...ly over the temperature sensor discard the plug and try another 16 V OPERATION SUMMARY 1 Insert the ear sensor assembly as described in Section IV and allow 5 minutes for the temperature to stabilize It may be beneficial to run the sensor cable under clothing or fasten it to keep it from being snagged 2 Turn the QUESTEMPNII ON RESET to clear old data if desired Put the unit in the RUN mode 3 Check...

Page 9: ...t equipment need to be returned for repair or recalibration please contact the Service Department at 1 800 245 0779 USA or Fax 262 567 4047 for a Return Authorization Number The RA number is valid for 30 days and must be shown on the shipping label and purchase order cover letter If you are unable to return instruments in that time call for a new RA number Send it prepaid and properly packed in th...

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