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Wireless Infrared Thermometer  

CMAC 4230  

 

User Manual Part No. 32107300-EN  

Revision B  

User Manual 

 Read this manual before using this product.  Failure to follow the 

instructions and safety precautions in this manual can result in serious injury, 
damage to the product, or incorrect readings.  Keep this manual in a safe 
location for future reference. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Copyright © 2011 by SKF Reliability Systems    
All rights reserved.  
5271 Viewridge Court  San Diego, CA  92123-1841 USA  
Telephone: (858) 496-3400,    
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Summary of Contents for CMAC 4230

Page 1: ...structions and safety precautions in this manual can result in serious injury damage to the product or incorrect readings Keep this manual in a safe location for future reference Copyright 2011 by SKF...

Page 2: ...r any loss or damage whether direct indirect or consequential arising out of the use of the information contained herein SKF reserves the right to alter any part of this publication without prior noti...

Page 3: ...RRANTY Products warranted for ninety 90 days by SKF are as follows cable assemblies MARLIN QuickConnect MQC magnetic temperature probes and all refurbished equipment ONE YEAR WARRANTY Products warrant...

Page 4: ...hereunder and if requested or authorized in writing by SKF Buyer shall forward to SKF any Product claimed by Buyer as being defective Buyer shall prepay all transportation charges to SKF s factory or...

Page 5: ...THER OR NOT ANY OF THE FOREGOING WERE FORESEEABLE OR THAT SKF WAS ADVISED AS TO THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES LOSS COST OR EXPENSE AND c NO PERSON HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY SKF TO MAKE ANY FURTHER OR C...

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Page 7: ...and operating instructions 2 Operation 2 1 Measuring marking 2 1 Measurement 2 2 Operating and display elements 2 2 Display screen 2 3 Settings 2 4 Setup 2 5 How to Establish a Connection with the Da...

Page 8: ...ireless Infrared Thermometer CMAC 4230 User Manual Physical and Environmental Specifications A Physical characteristics A 1 Power supply A 1 Environment A 1 Accuracy at 25 C 77 F A 1 Regulatory approv...

Page 9: ...that there is a risk of product or property damage if the instruction is not heeded Personnel Safety Dress properly Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry Keep your hair clothing and gloves away from m...

Page 10: ...tely and is undamaged while using Only the accessories approved by the manufacturer must be used Avoid using the device in corrosive acidic or alkaline mediums The supplied thermocouple must be used o...

Page 11: ...improperly stored the device has been damaged in transit labels on the device are illegible malfunctions occur obvious measuring inaccuracies occur measurements using the device are not possible any...

Page 12: ...m Accuracy 25 C 0 75 of the measured value or 0 75 K whichever is greater 2 K for measurement objects below 5 C Ambient derating at 25 C 25 K 0 05 K K or 0 05 K whichever is greater Reproducibility 0...

Page 13: ...uracell Alkaline Ultra Duracell Ultra M3 MN1500 LR6 Duracell Plus MN1500 LR6 Duracell Procell MN1500 LR6 Panasonic Alkaline Power Line Industrial Battery LR6 Panasonic Powermax 3 LR6 Eveready Alkaline...

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Page 15: ...d not the reflected energy is included in the calculation of the measured value The majority of applications are measured with an emissivity of 0 95 The CMAC 4230 is therefore preset to 0 95 and can b...

Page 16: ...aser Measurement Aim at the object to be measured and press the measurement button The measured temperature appears in the display It is visible in the display for seven seconds after releasing the me...

Page 17: ...play screen Wireless Infrared Thermometer CMAC 4230 2 3 User Manual Display screen 1 Status and warning icon 2 Time 3 Measured value 4 Graphical display of the measured value 5 Emissivity 6 Status lin...

Page 18: ...ault Reset to the factory defaults Ltd Access Function keys are disabled Laserflash The laser marking starts blinking when the alarm values are exceeded Auto Off On The turn off time does not extend a...

Page 19: ...ection if the Microlog Inspector is connected with the WIRG MARLIN only On the MARLIN the Wireless Connection icon at the bottom of the screen displays the data manager s connection status with the WI...

Page 20: ...efresh button to initiate discovery and establish connection with the WIRG within about a ten foot radius of the Microlog Inspector Microlog Inspector can only connect to one WIRG at a time Make sure...

Page 21: ...e WIRG s name IR Therm697204 serial number firmware version and emissivity display in the bottom portion of the screen MARLIN only Once the MARLIN establishes communication with the selected WIRG two...

Page 22: ...P again to confirm the change Date Set the date 2 appears in the data memory and in the printout Press SETUP N five times Change the setting using arrow keys C and ENTER D Press SETUP again to confirm...

Page 23: ...ppears The highest measured value 3 is always displayed as long as the measurement button is kept pressed The currently measured value appears in the status line 7 Min value To activate the minimum va...

Page 24: ...the highest and lowest measured temperature 3 is always displayed as long as the measurement button is kept pressed The currently measured value appears in the status line 7 Average Value To activate...

Page 25: ...Use ENTER D for invoking LOG 6 in the display Now press the measurement button F and record Make sure the laser marking remains inside the surface to be measured To store the temperature value Releas...

Page 26: ...sured values as a trend display The measuring range of a column B can be calculated automatically by the device Auto Range Function or set manually Manual Range Function Selecting the graphics functio...

Page 27: ...lower limit of the temperature range to be shown graphically Press DISPLAY L until Begin appears in the status line Change the value 6 using arrow keys C End Manual Range Manual setting of the upper...

Page 28: ...e the cycle time using arrow keys C The default setting is 0 2 s Changing batteries To change the batteries First remove the leather pouch and open the battery compartment by pressing the upper handle...

Page 29: ...nderneath it Then determine the temperature of the adhesive tape corresponds to the material or the painted surface Aluminium 0 30 Skin 0 98 Brass 0 50 Asbestos 0 95 Wood 0 94 Oil 0 94 Asphalt 0 95 Li...

Page 30: ...vity only outside the Hazardous area Press the measurement button and maintain the measuring range of the sensor within the range of the object to be measured Wait until the measured value of the sens...

Page 31: ...er ProbCalErr Calibration error Please contact the manufacturer No display Weak or discharged Replace batteries batteries Battery icon blinks or LowBatt displays Weak or flat batteries Replace batteri...

Page 32: ...he lens To clean the lens Blow off loose particles with clean air Remove the remaining impurities carefully using a soft brush Wipe the surface carefully with a moist swab The swab can be moistened wi...

Page 33: ...p Bluetooth power 1 mW Tx power Bluetooth range Up to 10 m Power supply Two LR6 batteries AA in compliance with IEC type approved Environment Temperature range 30 to 900 C 22 to 1 652 F Ambient temper...

Page 34: ...nual Regulatory approvals Suitable for Class I Division 2 Groups A B C D NI I 2 ABCD T6 Ta 50 C I 2 IIC T6 Ta 50 C WARNING The CMAC 4230 Wireless infrared thermometer must not be opened in the hazardo...

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