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20. External non ultrasonic sensors 

 

 

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20.3 T

HERMOCOUPLE INTERFACE

 

Use 

It  is  used  to  check  any  kind  of  temperature  that  can  be  measured  with  a 
thermocouple.  Its  main  applications  are  for  the  control  of  mechanical  units  and 
maintenance. 

Description 

This "Digital Thermocouple Interface" allows any 'J' or 'K'-type thermocouple to be 
connected via its plug to the 

SDT 170 M

 

170 M

, 

M+

 or 

MD

. The temperature can 

be  read  out  in  degrees  Celsius,  Kelvin,  Fahrenheit  and  Rankine.  Designed  for 
usage  in  an  industrial  environment,  the  interface  is  made  out  of  a  rugged  metal 
casing, and has a miniature thermocouple connector. The interface has on board 
digital  cold  junction  compensation  and  is  equipped  with  a  wire  brake  or 
thermocouple not present detector. 

 

External view of the thermocouple interface. 

045

 

Summary of Contents for SDT170

Page 1: ...MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 1 141 SDT170 SDT International sa nv Bd de l Humanit 415 B 1190 Brussels Belgium Tel 32 0 2 332 32 25 info sdt be www sdtultrasound com...

Page 2: ...document without the written permission of SDT International n v s a The information herein is believed to be accurate to the best of our knowledge Due to continued research and development specifica...

Page 3: ...all versions 52 13 The System Info menu 63 14 Technical considerations 67 15 Recharging the battery pack 70 16 Internal ultrasonic sensor 76 17 External ultrasonic sensors 78 18 Adaptators for ultras...

Page 4: ...imple and accurate information to the user SDT shall not be held responsible for any miss interpretation of this manual Despite our efforts to provide an accurate manual it may contain technical error...

Page 5: ...battery rubber protection and user manual Precision accessories threaded tip rubber precision cone and 2 plastic extensions Headphones 130 dB noise isolating Battery charger Shoulder strap Contact pro...

Page 6: ...it and plug the charger into the mains power socket The charging will be done in about 5 to 6 hours when the unit is switched off or 12 to 14 hours when the equipment is used 2 The end of charging is...

Page 7: ...into the connector on the battery pack 3 Plug the battery charger in the mains socket The charging cycle will take about 5 to 6 hours to be completed The end of charging is done when the charger light...

Page 8: ...utomated self test is started and takes about 2 seconds to finish 2 The unit is ready to use if no problem or fault is detected during this build in self test The message Battery charge too low flashe...

Page 9: ...tor 034 4 5 SELECTION OF THE WORKING LANGUAGE 1 Select the main menu with 2 Settings selected push 3 Select Language with or and push 4 Select the working language with or and push 5 Push to go back t...

Page 10: ...to go back to the main menu 4 7 SELECTION OF THE AMPLIFICATION LEVEL 1 Look at the arrows and to optimize the amplification level A Use the or buttons to modify the value A at the bottom of the screen...

Page 11: ...sure The measurement screen of the SDT 170 S displays a bargraph 082 SDT 170 S 1 Remove the sensor protective cap 2 Direct the internal sensor towards the noise source using or not an adaptator precis...

Page 12: ...are 5 1 RECHARGING ON THE EQUIPMENT Refer to the chapter 3 5 2 SWITCHING ON THE EQUIPMENT 1 Remove the sensor protective cap and press the key to switch on The build in automated self test is started...

Page 13: ...ELECTION OF THE WORKING LANGUAGE 1 Select the main menu with 2 Settings selected push 3 Select Language with or and push 4 Select the working language with or and push 5 Push to go back to the main me...

Page 14: ...s display the value Max value function when the peak value is to be measured The screen will display the value only when pressing 1 Select the main menu with 2 Select Settings with or and push 3 Selec...

Page 15: ...d while listening at headphone signals The measurement screen when using the continuous function 084 When using the Max value function Use this function when the maximal value is to be measured 1 Dire...

Page 16: ...o displayed 4 Push to store the data which are now stored in memory The measurement screen is automatically displayed ready for a new measurement 5 11VIEWING A PREVIOUS STORED VALUE To view a stored v...

Page 17: ...are displayed 4 With or choose one of these readings and push The date regarding the selected reading is displayed 5 Depress to erase the displayed data Note push to abort the procedure without erasin...

Page 18: ...Proceed as follows Step Displayed screen Button Action 1 254 Connect the delivered cable on the SDT 170 M and the serial input of the PC 2 Switch on the SDT 170 M 3 On the PC double click on the icon...

Page 19: ...ards the PC The message No response of SDT170 is displayed when a fault occurs during the transfer due to at least one of the following causes SDT 170 M is off Battery flat or discharged Bad connectio...

Page 20: ...cap and the key to switch on The build in automated self test is started and takes about two seconds to finish 2 The unit is ready to use if no problem or fault is detected during this build in self...

Page 21: ...t Language with or and push 4 Select the working language with or and push 5 Push to go back to the main menu 6 6 SELECTION OF THE FREQUENCY BAND In this mode the SDT 170 can not be used to measure or...

Page 22: ...the main menu with 2 Select Settings with or and push 3 Select Sensor options with or and push 4 Select Continuous or Max value with or and push to go back to the main menu 6 8 SELECTION OF THE AMPLIF...

Page 23: ...n the display The signal changes continuously Measurement is to be performed while listening at headphone signals The measurement screen when using the continuous function 084 When using the maximal f...

Page 24: ...e data logger memory for the selected route proceed as follows 1 Push to display a memory location 2 With or choose the point number for the previously selected route 3 Push to display the value to be...

Page 25: ...ose View data and push 3 With or choose for the previously selected route the point to be displayed and push If exist the recorded reading s is are displayed 4 With or choose one of these readings and...

Page 26: ...the previous screen 6 Push until return to the measurement screen 6 14SWITCHING OFF Note after a power down of the detector automatic switch off expired after delay or manual stop the last used route...

Page 27: ...n of rotating equipment pressure or vacuum leaks pneumatic gas steam or arcing and corona electrical problems Artificially by means of a transmitter like the SDT 200 mW or the SDT 8 8 x 125 mW for tig...

Page 28: ...memorization Route possibilities Data transfer software MPlus 1 Delivered on floppy disk Data transfer software DataManager 1 Delivered on CD External sensor connector External ultrasonic sensors pos...

Page 29: ...anged Except the SDT 170 MD Multifunctional DataManager any version of the SDT 170 detector can be upgraded to any higher version and gaining all its possibilities To summarized SDT 170 S basic detect...

Page 30: ...ction 1 Built in ultrasonic sensor and cap 8 Battery charger connector 2 LCD display 9 RS 232 connector and cap 3 Holster 10 Audio output connector headphone 4 Keyboard minidisc PC analyzer 5 Backligh...

Page 31: ...dBA Tunable frequency setting Increase the tunable frequency Storage of the shown measured value except S version Only available when a valid measurement has been taken by pressing the key Measured v...

Page 32: ...he signal 5 Peak and hold maximum signal indicator This vertical line shows the maximum signal detected and resets itself after approximately 2 seconds 6 Measurement value The digital measured value p...

Page 33: ...formation is cycling on the upper right corner of the screen The format of the displayed time and date depends on the type of language used The remaining capacity in the battery is expressed by an ico...

Page 34: ...on relating to the measure 031 The measured value The measured value is shown in the middle of the screen It should be remembered that for each memory number the last four measurements can be recalled...

Page 35: ...lification level is assisted by means of the arrows located on the left side of the screen indicates that the amplification level is to low and that a higher amplification level should be selected ind...

Page 36: ...VIEW This figure represents the location of the connectors at the back side 1 Battery charger connector 4 Audio output connector headphone 2 RS232C connector minidisc PC analyzer 3 Protective cap The...

Page 37: ...as PC minidisk for audio signal recording analyzer etc 7 7 THE FRONT VIEW The internal ultrasonic sensor The detector has an internal sensor for detecting airborne ultrasonic phenomena such as compres...

Page 38: ...ted on the sensor of the SDT 170 072 The connector for external sensors It is insistently advised to refer to paragraph Important note concerning the plugging to the connector on page 113 regarding th...

Page 39: ...ry is a NiMH type Nickel Metal Hydrate operating voltage 7 2 V It is specific to the equipment Chapter 14 presents the general characteristics of the battery pack Chapter 15 explains how to recharge t...

Page 40: ...7 Presentation MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 40 141 7 9 GENERAL VIEW OF ACCESSORIES General view of accessories to be mounted on the SDT 170 100...

Page 41: ...he equipment switched on the self test is started and takes about two seconds to finish If no problem or fault is detected during this test the unit will place itself into the measurement mode Once th...

Page 42: ...d from the PC select a user defined route for storing measured data See chapter 9 VIEW DATA M M and MD versions only preview the measurements stored in the detector point by point See chapter 10 ERASE...

Page 43: ...ast one route has been download into the SDT 170 MD The activated keys in the main menu and sub menu contexts are Key Function Return to the previous menu Select one of the menu lines by moving the in...

Page 44: ...e not available on all models 200 Sensor options Page 53 Clock Date Page 58 Contrast Page 59 Backlight Page 59 Auto Pwr Dwn Page 60 Language Page 61 Iso Imperial Page 61 Auto Increment Page 62 Select...

Page 45: ...the collector SDT 170 MD The route concept is explained in the Chapter 23 9 1 CHOOSING A ROUTE It allows the choice of One of the preloaded route s The Std route standard route is also numbered Route...

Page 46: ...oving the inverted line downwards only when the sign is displayed in the lower right corner of the display Validates the route the inverted line Activates the backlight This key is available at any ti...

Page 47: ...sing the or keys select the line View data and press Select the Memory location 0 999 until 999 999 to be displayed using the or keys Hold the key to rapidly increment decrement the memory number Vali...

Page 48: ...e Main menu Using the or keys select the line View data and press For the previously chosen route select the point to be displayed using the or keys hold the key to rapidly increment decrement the mem...

Page 49: ...d information The general data shows the measured values 036 The activated keys are Key Function Return to the previous menu Move the inverted selection line upwards The first number is the last measu...

Page 50: ...he Memory location to display using the or keys Hold the key to rapidly increment decrement the memory number Validate the selection by pressing the key The screen of memorized data is displayed When...

Page 51: ...0 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 51 141 The active keys are Key Function Return to the previous menu without erasing the data Erasing the data and return to previous menu The various screens displa...

Page 52: ...ENU The equipment switched on press the key to display the Main menu Select the line Settings and press The following menu is then displayed The Settings Menu shows several settings 015 12 2THE ENTRIE...

Page 53: ...dB V Sound level meter dbA Thermocouple interface C F K or R Non contact infrared temperature sensor C F K or R With an US sensor The following menu is displayed The Sensor options menu when an US se...

Page 54: ...he upper line Move down the lower line Enter validate choice and return to the measurement display Discov Fr Band Choose this option to define the central band frequency normally set to 38 4 kHz The c...

Page 55: ...tting the frequency band 087 The active keys are Key Function Enter validate choice frequency and or amplification and return to the measurement display To lower the central band frequency To upper th...

Page 56: ...f the ultrasonic mode SLOW MEC high sensitivity mechanical mode 40dB For the choice of the appropriate mode to each application see paragraph 17 1 Contact Probe Operating mode The active keys are Key...

Page 57: ...ns menu with interface pyrometer 025 Temp Unit defines the measurement system used for temperature measurement A normal temperature scale or a temperature relative to absolute zero can be used This se...

Page 58: ...that displayed date and time are correct The display is as follows The Clock Date setting 017 Display example that permits to change the time and date of the units internal real time clock Note when...

Page 59: ...contrast ratio Hold key for auto decrement Enter validate the adjusted contrast ratio and return to the settings menu 12 6BACKLIGHTING This function adjusts the amount of time before the backlight au...

Page 60: ...power automatically to save the battery pack s power The auto power off restarts each time a key is pressed When no key is pressed for the pre programmed time the unit will switch off power The auto...

Page 61: ...he selected language and return to the settings menu 12 9ISO IMPERIAL Defines the unit system that is used for the measurements except SDT 170 S METRIC the measurements will be done in the ISO METRIC...

Page 62: ...ttings menu 12 10 AUTO INCREMENT This function can only be used on the M and MD versions It is useful when working with the memory locations When settled on ON this function allows an automatic increm...

Page 63: ...ion of the unit Copyright message The first system information menu first screen 027A 13 2SECOND SCREEN Starting from the previous display press the key The display shows information relative to the i...

Page 64: ...ng from the previous display press the key The display indicates the last calibration date Example of the complementary information fourth screen 027D 13 5FIFTH SCREEN Starting from the previous displ...

Page 65: ...65 The battery packx...

Page 66: ...12 The Settings menu MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 66 141...

Page 67: ...short circuit the contact pads nor use with inverted polarity nor incinerate or disassemble the battery pack or the battery cells The components used in the battery are corrosive and may be dangerous...

Page 68: ...m output current is about 500 mA The charger must be unplugged from the mains before recharging a new battery in order to reset the internal timer While charging the battery pack the following charge...

Page 69: ...ith charging Recommendations Contains no user serviceable parts and must not be opened by the user Must not be subjected to water or used in humid environments Always keep and use the battery charger...

Page 70: ...er Warning never use this method charger connected to the mains and detector in a classified area Operation Unplug the charger from the mains before recharging a new battery in order to reset the inte...

Page 71: ...battery lock towards the front of the unit towards the build in sensor Remove the battery pack by turning the equipment while maintaining the battery lock towards the front of the equipment Place your...

Page 72: ...charge is to low Change the battery pack and recharge the empty pack as previously indicated Important note the battery packs are charged in the factory for test purpose but the battery pack is disch...

Page 73: ...15 Recharging the battery pack MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 73 141...

Page 74: ...74 Sensors and optionsx...

Page 75: ...Technical specifications MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 75 141...

Page 76: ...ignal self reset after approximately two seconds 5 Amplification A amplification level used in dB ultrasound 6 Measuring scale Gives a visual idea about the amplitude strength of the measured signal 7...

Page 77: ...stant strength The black zone indicates the instant signal strength 5 Peak value Maximum measured signal self reset after 2 seconds 6 Instant value Reading 7 Amplification A amplification level used i...

Page 78: ...any premature deterioration of the connector and the plug 17 1CONTACT PROBE Main field of application Use the contact probe for detecting and localizing bearing defects gear meshes problems pump cavit...

Page 79: ...the application US This mode uses the ultrasound frequency band like the airborne sensors and is particularly useful for clearly detecting at very early stage defects in rolling element bearings and i...

Page 80: ...EC mode The origin of this mode is steeped in SDT history and was once used as the mode for inspection of slowly rotating items Subsequent refinements to the US mode have made this requirement redunda...

Page 81: ...Maintain the contact on the vertical plane perpendicular of the measurement point Any oblique position should be avoided Apply about the same holding pressure on the probe Hold the button down for 3 t...

Page 82: ...the aligning of mechanical coupling Electrical arcing and corona detection Description Each of these sensors is supplied with a BNC type connector and a coiled cable equipped with BNC and 7 pin LEMO c...

Page 83: ...ect ultrasonic phenomena at short or large distances with a very high precision The main applications are the leak and electrical arcing detection Description This sensor allows is an exceptional high...

Page 84: ...nic Transparent Parabolic waveform Concentrator Measurement Gain 25 dB V Transducer type Air Ultrasonic Ceramic Transducer dia 16 mm Measuring range 10 dB V to 120 dB V Accuracy 0 5 dB V Measuring res...

Page 85: ...purge Description The sensor is supplied with a spiral cable equipped with the appropriate connectors on both sides View of the magnetic sensor 042 Technical Data Item Data Bandwidth 2 kHz at 6 dB Fre...

Page 86: ...ernal magnetic sensor 057 17 5THREADED SENSOR Main field of application They are Permanent control of mechanical units and predictive maintenance Control of bush motor pumps valve steam trap condensat...

Page 87: ...C to 150 C Weight 90 g Diameter 28 mm Cable length Coiled 0 5 m to 2 m Thread M8 x 15 How to read the displayed data The LCD display contains the same icons as usual The sole difference is 1 Cable US...

Page 88: ...meter Description Each of these sensors is supplied with a 2 5 m 8 2 ft cable equipped with a 7 pin LEMO connector View of the open sensors 14 and 20 mm diameter 040 Technical data Item Data Bandwidth...

Page 89: ...information depends of the sensor open sensor 14 mm open sensor 20 mm 2 Indicates the data amount of ultrasonic sounds given in dB V The specific icon with an ultrasonic external open sensor 089 17 7C...

Page 90: ...ar at 40 kHz Length 61 mm without cable 35 mm without cable Diameter 13 mm 23 mm Cable length 2 5 m 2 5 m How to read the displayed data The LCD display contains the same icons as previously described...

Page 91: ...17 External ultrasonic sensors MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 91 141...

Page 92: ...concentrator is used for leak and discharge detection with subtle ultrasonic sounds Description Foreseen with a screw thread this adapter can be screwed on the internal sensor of the unit and allows a...

Page 93: ...lication Adaptator for greasing control of mechanical unities and predictive maintenance Listening to bearing bush Description Connected to the contact probe and fixed on the top of the pump flexible...

Page 94: ...iCd battery The transmitter is available in directional and bi sonic modes The user can select between two power positions View of the ultrasonic transmitter type SDT 200 mW 071 Its main characteristi...

Page 95: ...s are localized all around the unit for a 8 x 125 mW ultrasonic power The SDT 8 uses the bisonic mode and is equipped with a removable rechargeable lead acid gel battery pack View of the ultrasonic tr...

Page 96: ...or depressurized Description This equipment is an adjustable six positions ultrasonic transmitter used in combination with an SDT Ultrasonic Detector Eight 8 oriented ultrasonic transducers are local...

Page 97: ...ispersion 240 Voltage capacity 12V DC 1 2 Ah Battery Sealed lead acid gel type rechargeable Recharge By means of an external charger and integrated connector without removing the battery or by using a...

Page 98: ...113 regarding the connecting procedure in order to avoid any premature deterioration of the connector and the plug 20 1SOUND LEVEL METER Main applications Designed for the sound measure dBA this equip...

Page 99: ...DT laser tachometer can be used separately as an individual unit or in combination with the SDT 170 M 170 M M or MD External view of the tachometer 070 The SDT tachometer is an extremely versatile ful...

Page 100: ...trols 3 push buttons Item Data On Off normal mode Dual action rocker type touch button UP ARROW On Off inverted mode As above but for inverted operation DOWN ARROW Program control Selects program mode...

Page 101: ...ime base standard 0 8 sec Or time between pulses whichever is longest Time base fast mode 0 1 sec Auto selection in max or min capture mode Memory features Last reading held for 1 minute Auto switch o...

Page 102: ...ple Interface allows any J or K type thermocouple to be connected via its plug to the SDT 170 M 170 M M or MD The temperature can be read out in degrees Celsius Kelvin Fahrenheit and Rankine Designed...

Page 103: ...of lecture bol 2 16 F 3 Rankine 113 6 to 2651 R 0 1 R 1 R 1 0 3 of lecture bol 2 16 R 3 1 the measuring resolution 0 1 up to 999 9 from 1000 onwards resolution is 1 2 with the interface at 18 C to 28...

Page 104: ...it is out of order or not connected 20 4NON CONTACT INFRARED TEMPERATURE SENSOR Main applications This non contact infrared pyrometer can be used alone or in conjunction with the SDT 170 receiver It i...

Page 105: ...m 20 to 100 in 1 steps The laser Class II 1mW shuts off automatically when the ambient temperature is over 50 C 122 F External view of the non contact infrared temperature sensor 067 Technical data It...

Page 106: ...the reading on the screen After the trigger is released the reading remains on the screen for 10 seconds before the pyrometer switches off 2 To lock the trigger for continuous reading pull the trigge...

Page 107: ...The reading can be saved in SDT 170 M M or MD memory together with the time and date Interpreting the display on the SDT 170 The display top left indicates connection of an infrared temperature senso...

Page 108: ...ameters EMI MAX MIN AVG DIF HI etc by successive pushes Keys rep B figure below allow the selection of the value of the displayed parameter Data on the pyrometer display 107 The selected parameters re...

Page 109: ...rding and processing of readings can be done in the SDT 170 unit and or using the SDT DATAMANAGER software on a PC C F switch the unit from C to F on the pyrometer display Readings can also be display...

Page 110: ...m Data Function Leak flow rate Operating pressure 1 Bar max common mode Measuring ranges 75 till 1000 SCCM 2 5 x 10 3 till 3 5 x 10 3 SCFM Resolution 1 SCCM Measuring unit SCCM Standard Cubic Centimet...

Page 111: ...ser manual Eng docx 111 141 The display indicates above left the connection of a flow sensor The display is as follows Unit SCFM or SCCM according to the unit chosen Settings menu Negative value when...

Page 112: ...ensor Threaded sensor Description 0 5 to 2 m coiled cable fitted with a BNC connector and a LEMO 7 pin connector View of the BNC to LEMO 7 pin cable 078 21 2LEMO 7 PIN TO LEMO 5 PIN CABLE Use This cab...

Page 113: ...7 pin connector View of the LEMO 7 pin cable 099 Important note concerning the plugging to the connector Connection to the connector All external sensors are to be connected onto the SDT 170 connector...

Page 114: ...EO JACK 6 35 MM TO 3 5 MM Use This cable is used to connect the SDT 170 audio output to an audio recording device recorder minidisc PC Description One meter shielded audio cable fitted with a 6 35 mm...

Page 115: ...Cables MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 115 141 Description Coaxial cable 0 50 m fitted with a 6 35 mm stereo jack connector and a BNC connector View of the cable stereo jack 6 35 mm to BNC 1...

Page 116: ...116 Technical datax...

Page 117: ...MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 117 141...

Page 118: ...2 C communication interface 19 2 kB Software s for transferring the data from the device to the PC MPlus for the SDT 170 M DataManager for the SDT 170 MD Battery pack Rechargeable NiMH Nickel Metal Hy...

Page 119: ...4 17 x 2 x 0 71 inches L x W x H Protections Short circuit reverse polarity and temperature protected Weight 190 g 6 7 oz Housing Glass fiber reinforced polyamide FR4 Epoxy contact area 22 5BATTERY CH...

Page 120: ...120 Appendixx...

Page 121: ...Appendix MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 121 141...

Page 122: ...these locations are defined by the user and mapped out within his SDT 170 DataManager Example of a route maps 009 Up to 128 routes can be transferred to the collector SDT 170 MD Once a route is defin...

Page 123: ...he menu Route choice is not available The specific information of the routes is defined by means of the SDT 170 Data Management software which is delivered with the SDT 170 MD version This software ha...

Page 124: ...cation the physical location in reality the user defines the type of sensor to be used For example the ultrasonic sound level on the front pump bearing the pumps rotation speed and temperature is to b...

Page 125: ...of a route This example shows the utilization of routes and memory numbers The hierarchy of the different storage levels 012 This example shows the creation of routes build on to the base of the local...

Page 126: ...e sensor type used The last four measurements are stored in the equipment 014 SDT 170 M and SDT 170 M the internal memory capacity of theses equipments permits storage up to 4 000 1 000 points x 4 mea...

Page 127: ...ns the logo of being compliant to the current CE regulations To be able to operate by state of the art rules as stipulated in the directive it has been designed by the following rules The SDT 170 does...

Page 128: ...local legal regulations have precedence Thus SDT Customers may Either transfer a waste apparatus to a local company that will recycle it in accordance with applicable local laws Or return the waste a...

Page 129: ...ation of SDT International In the event of a defect contact your local SDT representative or SDT International 26 2RESPONSIBILITY LIMITS Neither the company SDT International nor any related company w...

Page 130: ...Bar graph 40 62 87 88 Bargraph 44 Battery 47 74 Discharged 83 Overcharging 78 Short circuit 78 Battery charge too low 13 17 25 83 Battery charger 12 78 82 Characteristics 130 Connector 38 44 Output c...

Page 131: ...acklight 68 Backlighting 61 Backlighting duration 61 Contrast 61 68 Download 37 Duration Backlighting 61 EDS 103 End of charging cycle 78 English imperial measurement system 70 Enter 51 Erase data 50...

Page 132: ...unit 129 Measurements Erasing 24 Mec Mode 65 90 Memory 21 29 40 88 Erasing 24 Memory left 41 Memory location 71 Memory number 134 Menus 50 Access 39 Metric 70 Microprocessor 130 MPlus 7 17 MPlus exe...

Page 133: ...st 13 17 25 49 Sensor options 62 Serial input PC 23 Serial number 47 73 130 Settings 50 Short circuit 78 Signal indicator 40 Slow 65 Slow charge 81 Slow charging 79 Slow Mec Mode 65 91 Slow mode 130 S...

Page 134: ...Ultrasonic frequencies 35 Ultrasonic sensor 38 45 129 Ultrasonic transmitters 105 Unit of measurement 40 Update 73 Updating possibilities 37 Upgrading possibilities 37 Used memory 40 Using a route 54...

Page 135: ...26 Index MAN 170 EN 04 SDT170 user manual Eng docx 135 141...

Page 136: ...ion of the frequency band 9 4 7 Selection of the amplification level 10 4 8 Taking a measurement 11 4 9 Switching off 11 5 Using the SDT 170 M and M 12 5 1 Recharging on the equipment 12 5 2 Switching...

Page 137: ...a measurement 23 6 11 Storing a measured value 24 6 12 Viewing a previous stored value 25 6 13 Erasing a stored value 25 6 14 Switching off 26 6 15 Transfer of the data from the SDT 170 MD to the PC 2...

Page 138: ...ntries of the Settings menu 52 12 3 Sensor options 53 12 4 Clock Date 58 12 5 Contrast 59 12 6 Backlighting 59 12 7 Auto Pwr Dwn 60 12 8 Language 61 12 9 Iso Imperial 61 12 10 Auto Increment 62 13 The...

Page 139: ...ltrasonic transmitters 94 19 1 SDT 200 mW transmitter 94 19 2 SDT 8 8 x 125 mW transmitter 95 19 3 SDT 8 8 x 125 mW multisetting transmitter 96 20 External non ultrasonic sensors 98 20 1 Sound level m...

Page 140: ...170 M M and MD 122 23 1 What is a route 122 23 2 What is a Memory Number 123 23 3 What is a measurement 126 23 4 Data transfert to the PC 126 24 Declaration of conformity in the European Union 127 25...

Page 141: ...141 Your detector SDT 170 035...

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