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Contents

Introduction ........................................................ 3

Accessories........................................................ 3

Safety................................................................. 3

Instrument Description....................................... 4

4.1

Meter Descriotion ............................................ 4

4.2

LCD Decription................................................ 5

General Specifications....................................... 6

Electrical Specification....................................... 8

Operation ........................................................... 9

7.1

Power on/off .................................................... 9

7.2

Auto power off ................................................. 9

7.3

Data Hold ........................................................ 9

7.4

Backlight ......................................................... 9

7.5

Average (AVG) ................................................ 9

7.6

Buzzer on/off ................................................. 10

7.7

Unit ............................................................... 10

7.8

MAX/MIN....................................................... 10

7.9

Reset (RESET/CLR)...................................... 11

7.10 Save single record manually (REC key) ........ 11
7.11 Reading memory ........................................... 12
7.12 Clear memory................................................ 12
7.13 Precautions on tachometer measurement ..... 12
7.13.1

Noncontact speed measurement mode. 13

7.13.2

Contact tachometer (optional)............... 14

Setup Mode ..................................................... 15

8.1

St1 (Auto Power On/Off)................................ 15

8.2

St2 (Auto Power Off Timer)............................ 15

8.3

St3 (Data Logger Interval) ............................. 16

8.4

St4 (Backlight Timer) ..................................... 16

8.5

St5 (Units) ..................................................... 17

Maintenance or Repair.................................... 17

Battery replacement ......................................... 18

Product disposal .............................................. 18

Summary of Contents for TM- 4100DN

Page 1: ...TACHO Meter TM 4100N TM 4100DN User s Manual HB2TM4100N00 ...

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Page 3: ...off 10 7 7 Unit 10 7 8 MAX MIN 10 7 9 Reset RESET CLR 11 7 10 Save single record manually REC key 11 7 11 Reading memory 12 7 12 Clear memory 12 7 13 Precautions on tachometer measurement 12 7 13 1 Noncontact speed measurement mode 13 7 13 2 Contact tachometer optional 14 8 Setup Mode 15 8 1 St1 Auto Power On Off 15 8 2 St2 Auto Power Off Timer 15 8 3 St3 Data Logger Interval 16 8 4 St4 Backlight ...

Page 4: ...n tape 3 Safety Caution Please refer to this manual Improper use may damage the meter and its components Complies with European Directive Do not operate in environments with flammable gas or humid environments Operating altitude up to 2000M Operating environment Indoor use Pollution degree 2 Clean with soft cloth when dirty such as glasses cloth Do not clean with chemicals and other solvents EMC E...

Page 5: ...ld Backlight 5 Power 6 REC MEM 7 UNIT 8 Clear readings 9 AVG Buzzer 10 Tripod unt 11 Battery cover 12 Contact adaptor mounting nut 13 Contact adaptor 14 Fixed screw 15 Circular X 0 1M contact probe 16 Contact tip 17 Power port TM 4100DN 18 USB port TM 4100DN 19 RS 232 port TM 4100DN ...

Page 6: ...ff 4 AVG 5 OVER 6 AC power indicator 7 Maximum hold 8 USB indicator 9 Data Hold 10 Minimum hold 11 Buzzer symbol 12 M Memory 13 R Record 14 Contact indication 15 RING Symbol 16 Unit of counts 17 RPM r min 18 r s r min ms m s m min ft min 19 Point 20 yard min ...

Page 7: ...ues data hold average value auto power off buzzer backlight Manual recording 200 data TM 4100N 20 000 data TM 4100DN Auto recording 200 data TM 4100N 20 000 data TM 4100DN Battery life about 20 hours with continuous measurement and buzzer off Power 9V NEDA 1604 IEC 6F22 JIS 006P x 1 External power supply TM 4100DN 1 Support USB power input 2 Optional adaptor Adaptor AC 100 240V to DC 9V 0 5A Plug ...

Page 8: ...th a USB cable The appears on the LCD when the contact connector is mounted on the meter The RING appears on the LCD when the reflected IR light is received RS 232 port instruction TM 4100DN Output Earphone port Diameter 3 5mm 4 plug head Output voltage 3 3V LVTTL See below Dimensions 186x70 x36 mm L x W x H Weight Approx 230g battery included Operating temperature and humidity range 0 C 50 C 80 R...

Page 9: ...6000 5000 0 0001 0 001 0 01 1 Counts 0 999999 1 1dgt 20dgt Contact Unit RPM count measurement Resolution Accuracy RPM r min 12 00 19980 0 01 0 1 1 0 04 2dgt RPM r s 0 2000 333 0 0 0001 0 001 0 01 0 1 ft min 3 937 6555 0 001 0 01 0 1 1 yard min 1 312 2185 m min 1 200 1998 0 0 001 0 01 0 1 m s 0 0200 33 30 0 0001 0 001 0 01 Cycle 3 000 5000 0 001 0 01 0 1 1 Counts 0 999999 1 1dgt 20dgt 1 foot minute...

Page 10: ...ppears on the LCD 7 3 Data Hold Press to hold readings on the LCD and is displayed press again to disable data hold 7 4 Backlight Press and hold for more than 2 seconds to turn the backlight on or off The backlight will automatically turn off after being lit for 30 seconds 7 5 Average AVG Press to enable disable the average function use this function is for getting a more stable regadings for unst...

Page 11: ...y to change the units Noncontact measurement RPM r min r s ms counts Contact measurement appears on the LCD Metric RPM r min r s ms counts m s m min Imperial r min r s ms counts ft min yard min 7 8 MAX MIN Press repeatedly to select the displayed reading of MIN and MAX press and hold the for more than 2 seconds to exit this function Note This function can hold and update the maximum and minimum va...

Page 12: ...ey Press R and the record number appears on the LCD Press the again to record a new data TM 4100N The record number is shown in the lower left corner of LCD with small font TM 4100DN The record number is shown in the right side on LCD with large font When memory space is full FUL will be displayed in the lower right corner ...

Page 13: ...hen shown the data of memory 7 12 Clear memory In the reading memory mode press and hold for more than 2 seconds until flashes press to clear the memory 7 13 Precautions on tachometer measurement This is a handheld tachometer that emits and receives reflected LED light for the measurement of both contact and non contact mode It measures rotational speeds and counts the moving objects with data hol...

Page 14: ...tape 10mmx10mm in dimension stick the tape on outeredge of measurement object then press to selet units Point the LED light to the tape until value displayed It may count moving objects as well Press the to clear counter values and reset the counter ...

Page 15: ...t for the following measurement Insert x0 1M probe surface speed measurement m s m min ft min yard min Insert sharp connector for motor speed measurement r min r s ms counts Note It takes more time to display rpm values at lower speeds e g 5 seconds for 12rpm and 1 second for 60rpm Warning The OVER indicator displays when speed is measured by a contact connector at over 19 999rpm Stop operating th...

Page 16: ... 8 5 to set up 8 1 St1 Auto Power On Off Press or to select auto power or Note This function does not work when the meter is connected to a power adaptor or USB cable 8 2 St2 Auto Power Off Timer Press the or to select the hour or minutes Press or to increase or decrease the numbers Default time is 5 minutes and the range is from 5 minutes to 99 hours and 59 minutes ...

Page 17: ...al time is from 10 seconds to 23 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds The interval time reset to 0 when you restart the meter 8 4 St4 Backlight Timer Press or to increase or decrease by 30 seconds each time and select the following timers in squences 00 30 01 00 01 30 02 00 02 30 03 00 03 30 04 00 04 30 05 00 Default time is 30 seconds and the rang is from 30 seconds to 5 minutes ...

Page 18: ... the LCD displays 2 If dirty plcase wipe it with a soft cloth such as glass cleaning cloth and not use a solvent such as chemical 3 Remove the battery out of the meter when it will not be used for longer than one month In order to prevent battery leakage and causing damages to internal componment 4 In fault on the meter it can only be sent to the authorized service suppliers or sent back to the or...

Page 19: ... Turn off the power Open the battery cover at the back of the meter remove the battery Please insert a new 9V battery according to the polarities Put the battery cover back in place 11 Product disposal Note This symbol indicates that the meter and its accessories must be separated and processed properly ...

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