background image

11/2012, JK 

USER INTERFACE 

 

 

 

 
 
 
“Power” Button

 

Pressing the Power button once will turn on the device. The instrument will shut off automatically within 20 minutes. 
Pressing the Power button twice (within 1 second) will save whatever reading is on the display. 
Pressing and holding the Power button will and shut the instrument off and clear all logged and averaged readings.  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
Function “f” button  

Press and Hold the Function Button f” to display options in a menu  
format. When the desired function is displayed release the button. 
Up to 10 readings can be saved and averaged. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Backlight 

When the instrument is operating in low-light conditions a photocell will detect this situation and permit the backlight to function.  
 

Battery Check 

When the voltage of the batteries is low, the device will indicate “Lo bAtt” on the display before resuming normal display functions.  
When the batteries are low the backlight will not operate in order to conserve power while the user completes his operations. Replace 
batteries as soon as possible in a safe location after “Lo bAtt” is noticed, this will ensure backlight operation, and avoid possible 
malfunctioning. Do not attempt to calibrate the instrument if the “Lo bAtt” has been displayed since the new calibration values may 
not be properly stored to memory. 

Power button 

Operation 

Display 

One quick push 

Power On  

 

Two quick presses 

 

Saves current reading 

“LoggEd” 

Hold and Release 

when display reads “oFF” 

 

 Power Off 

(Clears Readings) 

“oFF” 

Hold and Release when the 

display reads: 

Function (“f”

Example on Display 

 “LiSt” 

 

displays all saved readings 

   “rEAd 1, 78.2 F”, “rEAd 2, 

74.4 F”, etc. 

 “At” 

 

 displays the average of all saved readings 

“At,  76.3 F” 

 “C-F” 

Changes units 

“76.3 F” or  “24.6 C”  

 “dEC” 

Changes units resolution (0.1 or 0.01) 

“76.3 F” or  “76.36 C”  

 

 

 

Power Button 

Function Button 

Summary of Contents for TP7C

Page 1: ...ry risks e Power source must be removed before performing any maintenance f Exchange of components other than the batteries may compromise ATEX IECEx certification and shall only be undertaken by Thermoprobe or one of its qualified service providers See also Authorized Repair section g To reduce the risk of fire or explosion this device must be bonded to the tank according to clause 6 3 2 e IEC EN...

Page 2: ...rdous area to a level below that which will ignite the gases In order to have a fire or explosion fuel oxygen and a source of ignition must be present An intrinsically safe system assumes the fuel and oxygen is present in the atmosphere but the system is designed so the electrical energy or thermal energy of a particular instrument loop can never be great enough to cause ignition TP7C TP9 Hazardou...

Page 3: ...onic AA LR6 Alkaline LR6XWA GP Gold Peak AA LR6 Alkaline GP15A MEASURING PROCEDURES See www thermoprobe net for video on proper use of this instrument Contact your distributor or ThermoProbe Inc for names of training facilities Refer to American Petroleum Institute measurement standard Chapter 7 2 When the temperature has stabilized both Up and Down arrows will be displayed If you wish to log the ...

Page 4: ...te Lo bAtt on the display before resuming normal display functions When the batteries are low the backlight will not operate in order to conserve power while the user completes his operations Replace batteries as soon as possible in a safe location after Lo bAtt is noticed this will ensure backlight operation and avoid possible malfunctioning Do not attempt to calibrate the instrument if the Lo bA...

Page 5: ...ained from ThermoProbe Inc or one of its authorized distributors with part specifications as follows a First follow REPLACING BATTERY instructions a through c to remove batteries b On the circuit board push the terminals clamps down and remove the wires noting the wire lead color code arrangement White positive sensor wire Black negative sensor wire and sheild c Set the cover and circuit board asi...

Page 6: ...ndations Calibration must not be performed in any environment considered to be hazardous Equipment needed Ice Bath or other low temperature bath with certified reference thermometer Warm to hot fluid bath between 20 C approx 68 F or higher up to 90 C approx 194 F with certified reference thermometer see Note Optional high temperature oil bath at about 150 C 300 F and certified reference thermomete...

Page 7: ...ust the device to the actual temperature The On button will decrement the readings and the f Button will increment the reading Once the device temperature matches the actual temperature press the Calibration Button to save the setting The display will scroll SAUE or CAnCEL If the SAUE option is chosen the blinking letter will change to represent the next temperature level A b If the CAnCEL option ...

Reviews: