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1. POWER - Power on/off, enter setting mode
2. MODE - Min/Max
3. SEL/R - Change Value /

enter Key Start mode (800035 only)

4. TRH/M - Select Mode
5. UNIT - Change Temp. Unit
6. REC/ALRM LIGHTS
7. Air Temp - Ambient Temperature (°C / °F selectable)
8. Alarm indicator:

Upper Bell: Temperature alarm is set

Lower Bell: RH alarm is set

9. Humidity: Relative Humidity
10. Selectable parameters: Heat Index, Dew Point (DPT),

WBT (Wet Bulb Temp) - (All units °C / °F selectable)

11. H M : Hour: Minute / M D : Month: Day

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Summary of Contents for 800034

Page 1: ...1 Heat Stress Monitor Datalogging Heat Stress Monitor 800034 800035 Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...Printed in the USA The contents of this manual may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical or other means that do not yet exist or may be developed including photocopying recording or any information storage and retrieval system without the express permission from Sper Scientific ...

Page 3: ...5 4 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION LCD DISPLAY 6 6 MONITOR SETUP ALARM SETUP 8 8 APPENDIX DATALOGGING 800035 11 Monitor Setup 12 Software Installation 14 Datalogger Settings 17 Data Sampling Recording 22 Downloading Data 24 9 TROUBLESHOOTING 27 10 SPECIFICATIONS 27 11 WARRANTY 28 ...

Page 4: ...n max RH temperature 800034 provides visual audible alarms for user selectable hi lo temperature RH thresholds while 800035 provides visual audible alarms for user selectable hi lo temperature thresholds Datalogging Model records up to 32 000 data points that can be downloaded using the USB cable and software that come with the unit Both models include 4 AAA batteries and stand on a desk top or wa...

Page 5: ...r and time on a large LCD display Easy to understand icons Recalls minimum and maximum readings Visual Audible Alarms Desktop or wall mount capability MATERIALS SUPPLIED Monitor Instruction Manual AAA Batteries 4 USB Cable 800035 only AC Adaptor 800035 only CD USB Driver and Datalogger Software 800035 only ...

Page 6: ...6 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION LCD DISPLAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 7: ...Mode 5 UNIT Change Temp Unit 6 REC ALRM LIGHTS 7 Air Temp Ambient Temperature C F selectable 8 Alarm indicator Upper Bell Temperature alarm is set Lower Bell RH alarm is set 9 Humidity Relative Humidity 10 Selectable parameters Heat Index Dew Point DPT WBT Wet Bulb Temp All units C F selectable 11 H M Hour Minute M D Month Day ...

Page 8: ...selection and move to the next setting 5 The month will flash Press SEL R to increase the number and press TRH M to decrease the number 6 Press MODE to save the selection and move on to the next setting 7 The hour will flash Use SEL R and TRH M to select the current hour 8 Press UNIT to save the selection and move to the next setting 9 The minutes will flash Use SEL R and TRH M to select the curre...

Page 9: ...On Upper Bell b RH only On Lower Bell c Temperature RH On Both Bells 4 All alarms off Temperature Hi Lo Alarm Settings 1 Press SEL R and POWER to enter Settings 2 Press MODE to switch between editing Hi and Low 3 Press SEL R to increase the number and press TRH M to decrease the number 4 Press UNIT to select a different digit 5 Press SEL R and POWER to save the selection ...

Page 10: ... decrease the number 4 Press UNIT to select a different digit 5 Press TRH M and POWER to save the selection Min Max Readings Recall 1 Press MODE max reading of temperature humidity appear 2 Press MODE again for the minimum reading of temperature humidity Note The minimum maximum readings are taken while the unit has been on 3 To reset min max values unit must be turned OFF ...

Page 11: ...11 Appendix Datalogging Heat Stress Monitor 800035 ...

Page 12: ...e next setting months days hours minutes Continue to use SEL R to make the appropriate adjustments Note Continue to press TRH M to enter the Hi Lo Alarm Setting Adjustments Hi Lo Alarm Settings Temperature Only 1 A off for HI note HI on the bottom of LCD next to date will flash on the LCD 2 Press SEL R to turn the HI alarm ON 3 Press TRH M to display HI Alarm value setting 4 Press SEL R to change ...

Page 13: ...eatedly 9 Press TRH M to save changes and exit Note HI LO will appear on the bottom on the LCD to indicate alarms have been set Min Max Readings Recall 1 Press MODE max reading of temperature humidity appear 2 Press MODE again for the minimum reading of temperature humidity Note The minimum maximum readings are taken while the unit has been on 3 To reset min max values unit must be turned OFF ...

Page 14: ... Logger Driver for Windows 1 Insert the CD into your computer s CD drive 2 The Auto Play dialogue box appears Click on Open folder to view files to view the file names on the disc 3 The list of Files Currently on the Disc appears Double click to select Step1 USB Driver 4 Double click to select PL2303_Prolific_Driverinstaller_v110 5 Select yes to allow the program Setup exe to make changes to your ...

Page 15: ...elect Setup Type Application 12 Select yes to allow the program Setup exe to make changes to your computer 13 The Destination Directory appears This lists the target directories for the datalogger and software Select Next 14 Read the license agreement and select I accept the License Agreement Click Next 15 Select Next again to start the installation 16 Select Finish to complete the software instal...

Page 16: ...USB port on your computer 3 Open the Start Menu and select the Data Logger Icon from the programs list 4 The USB Data Logger Monitor screen displays Note The monitor should be plugged into the USB port before the software is opened If the monitor is not plugged into the correct port an error message will appear Make sure that the monitor is plugged in correctly ...

Page 17: ...t If software message box shows as Pic2 Follow the steps below 1 Click My computer Content in hardware content click Device manager to find the listed COMx listed under Ports COM LPT as below with red line If you may Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port it means the logger is connected to computer properly 2 Remember the Comm port number and go back to software 3 Click Setting Comm port select the por...

Page 18: ...he communication port number in parentheses This is the port number that should be selected in the Settings Options Basic Logger Setting The basic menu allows you to designate a name for your logger and specify the current date and time 1 Select Log Setting from the Setting options The Logger Setting menu displays 2 Remember the Comm port n 3 Click Setting Comm port step 1 then press OK button Log...

Page 19: ...y manually set alarm threshold and default to 1000 ppm To change the alarm threshold before datalogging 1 Select Log Setting from the Setting options The Logger Setting menu displays 2 Select the Alarm Sensor tab below with red line If you may Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port it means the logger is connected to computer properly 11 2 Remember the Comm port number and go back to software 3 Click Se...

Page 20: ...hours minutes and seconds 3 Adjust the or indicators to select Immediate Roll Over Schedule Real Time or Key Start mode Setting Immediate Start Mode This option will cause the monitor to begin taking readings as soon as the option is confirmed Reading will continue when the monitor is detached from the USB port 1 Adjust the or indicators to specify the number of sample points in thousands from 100...

Page 21: ...or Cancel to exit without saving the new settings Setting Schedule Mode This option allows you to pre set the date and time that the monitor will automatically begin recording Note The date and time formats must be Month Day Year and H M S 1 Adjust the or indicators to specify the number of sample points in thousands from 1000 to 32 000 2 Adjust the or indicators to toggle between units C or F 3 T...

Page 22: ...MPLING AND RECORDING Note When the monitor is disconnected from the computer a No port found error message will display This will not affect the data sampling and recording Click OK to continue Sampling and Recording in Immediate Mode 1 The green LED will flash to indicate that the monitor is recording data 2 Disconnect the USB cable from the computer and monitor Recording will continue 3 Place th...

Page 23: ... 32 000 data points When the memory is full the monitor will continue recording over the oldest records Sampling and Recording in Schedule Mode 1 Disconnect the USB cable from the computer and monitor Place the monitor in the desired location for sampling 2 At the scheduled start date and time the green LED will flash to indicate that the logger is recording data 3 The datalogger will record up to...

Page 24: ...page 22 4 To stop the session early press and hold the Key Start Button again for 3 5 seconds DOWNLOADING DATA 1 Connect the mini USB end of the cable to the corresponding port on the side of the monitor 2 Insert the USB cable into the USB port on your computer 3 Open the Start Menu and select the Data Logger Icon from the programs list 4 The USB Data Logger Monitor screen displays 5 Click the LOG...

Page 25: ...n To zoom out Hold CTRL and click the right mouse button To move the graph Hold CTRL and Shift and then click and hold the left mouse button Use the cursor to move the graph To read each measurement Use the left and right arrow keys To reset the size of the graph to the default a Click on the colored bar to the left of one of the data parameters under the graph Temp Humidity Dew Point or Wet Bulb ...

Page 26: ...on The Printing Table Data dialogue box will open 3 Enter the record range you wish to print for example 1 2 350 or leave the field blank to print all the records 4 Click OK to confirm your selection 5 Click OK to start printing Saving the Data 1 Click the Save button floppy disc icon to save the data 2 Enter a unique name for the file 3 Click OK to confirm Retrieving Stored Files 1 Click the File...

Page 27: ... damage and readings could be inaccurate Error Code Description E 1 Low Battery Sensor Failed E 2 Measurement out of range SPECIFICATIONS Range Res Accuracy Temperature 20 to 50 C 4 to 121 F 0 1 C F 0 6 C 1 2 F RH 0 0 to 99 9 0 1 3 fs 25 C Dimensions 4 4 1 108 115 25 mm Weight 5 oz 141 g ...

Page 28: ...lable This warranty does not cover probes batteries battery leakage or damage resulting from accident tampering misuse or abuse of the product Opening the meter to expose its electronics will void the warranty To obtain warranty service ship the unit postage prepaid to SPER SCIENTIFIC LTD 8281 E Evans Rd Suite 103 Scottsdale AZ 85260 The defective unit must be accompanied by a description of the p...

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