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1. Before Use

1.1 Confirmation of Contents

Confirm that the main body and accessories are included as listed below;

If anything is missing, please contact your retailer or TOPCON TECHNOHOUSE.

• Main body (SR-LEDW/SR-UL2/SR-UL1R/SR-3AR)

•Objective lens cap

•Quick Start manual for SR-LEDW/SR-UL2/SR-UL1R/SR-3AR& CS-900A 1

•Colorimetry program CS-900A & Manual

•AC adapter

•USB cable

•Inspection report

•Carrying case

Remember!

When the instrument measures some object by using CS-900A, only the

accessory CS-900A (Version 4.20 or higher) can be used.

SR-LEDWSR-UL2/SR-UL1R

SR-3AR

Summary of Contents for SR-3AR

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL SPECTRORADIOMETER Rev 20...

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Page 3: ...R 3AR spectroradiometer measures PDP s CRT s LCD s or the back light of LCD s and light emitting objects such as LED s and the reflected light of a painted surface or printed matter can also be measur...

Page 4: ...ons Ignoring or disregarding this display may lead to personal injury or damage of facilities Personal injury means an injury burn or electric shock which does not require entering or going to hospita...

Page 5: ...d or emit smoke immediately turn off the power and unplug the AC adapter Continuing to use the instrument may result in a fire In this event consult with your retailer or TOPCON TECHNOHOUSE Caution Do...

Page 6: ...trument right after it is turned off Sometimes the protection circuit works because the instrument s inside is hot and so an error is displayed In this case turn off the power first Leave the instrume...

Page 7: ...o maintain performance The following item can be carried out by the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR user Regarding the maintenance method read the applicable text in this manual Cover and Lens Cleaning...

Page 8: ...Procedures 14 2 1 Single Measurement 14 2 2 Auto Run 16 2 3 Difference Measurement 17 2 4 Displaying Measurement Data 19 2 5 Measuring 20 2 5 1 Measuring Directional Light Sources 20 2 5 2 Measuring...

Page 9: ...57 3 15 Measurement Averaging 58 3 15 1 Averaging Count 59 3 16 Selection of Over Range Detection in MANU 60 3 17 Buzzer 61 3 18 Luminance Display Format 62 3 18 1 Luminance Display Format 62 3 19 Ma...

Page 10: ...87 4 1 29 FO Command 87 4 1 30 FG Command 88 4 1 31 FS Command 88 4 1 32 FXQ Command 89 4 1 33 IMD Command 89 4 1 34 IMDR Command 89 4 1 35 STCT Command 90 4 1 36 CMF Command 91 4 1 37 CMFR Command 91...

Page 11: ...brackets indicates the wording for the panel switches or the title of a window displayed on the screen Indicates a reference to another section in this manual Indicates a reference to another manual R...

Page 12: ...OUSE Main body SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR 1 Objective lens cap 1 Quick Start manual for SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR CS 900A 1 Colorimetry program CS 900A Manual 1 AC adapter 1 USB cable 1 Inspect...

Page 13: ...connect the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR to a personal computer for remote measurement Connecting to the Personal Computer 1 3 2 Connecting to the Personal Computer External synchronous signal connec...

Page 14: ...and stopping measurements and to make the function mode settings Tripod screw For attaching the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR to a tripod A 1 4 UNC screw for mounting a camera is used Tool attachment...

Page 15: ...ing range and diameter 6 Appendix Specifications and Performance UP switch and DOWN switch Moves up down the measurement data number on the LCD screen The measurement result can be stored up to 50 dat...

Page 16: ...mory CHANGE switch Used to change the stored data When this switch is pressed the displayed data is deleted and the cursor blinks Then input new data ROTATION switch Used to select parameters to be in...

Page 17: ...es Indicated after measurement Integral time millisecond Chromaticity coordinates x Luminance chromaticity coordinates mode Lv x y Chromaticity coordinates y Luminance Lv Chromaticity coordinates u Lu...

Page 18: ...g field value With the setting of CIE1931 the color matching function type indicator is not display on the LCD Tristimulus values X Tristimulus values mode X Y Z Tristimulus values Y Luminance Lv Tris...

Page 19: ...e Do not plug or unplug the instrument with wet hands Doing so may result in electric shock Use the following procedure to connect the AC adapter to the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR 1 Confirm that SR...

Page 20: ...l computer Remember Please do not insert and remove cables while the power of instrument is on 2 2 3 3 3 2 4 4 20 5 5 7 6 6 6 7 7 4 8 8 5 9 9 Specifications for the RS 232C are as follows Communicatio...

Page 21: ...shutter selection knob to OPEN 3 Look into the eyepiece and turn the diopter adjustment ring of the eyepiece so that the reticle marks are clearly seen in the view finder 4 Collimate with the measure...

Page 22: ...intenance reminder screen and then the most recent measurement data Maintenance Recommended Display 1 4 Maintenance Recommend Display 2 The SR 3AR display Start SR 3AR in the initial display Maintenan...

Page 23: ...there is a light emitting object on the finder side set the finder shutter to CLOSE to prevent extra light from being dispersed by the finder FINDER SHUTTER OPEN CLOSE This is the OPEN condition and...

Page 24: ...ssed the message shown in Figure B is displayed When this message is displayed have your unit calibrated as soon as possible Figure A The number of months ranges from 0 to 11 Figure B A buzzer rings f...

Page 25: ...er its contents will be overwritten Up to 50 measurement data can be stored 1 Press the MEAS HOLD switch to start measurement 2 The integral time will be displayed on the LCD screen The SR LEDW SR UL2...

Page 26: ...cording to the measurement mode Measurement Mode 3 3 Measurement Mode When AUTO is selected When FREQ is selected When MANU is selected When SYNC is selected I When FIX INTEG selected SR LEDW only F W...

Page 27: ...1 Switch the measurement mode to auto run Setting the Measure Mode 3 5 Single or Auto Run 2 Press the MEAS HOLD switch Unlike in single measurement mode the integral time is not displayed in auto run...

Page 28: ...measurement Press the ABS DIF switch The display of the panel switches is changed to DIF The display is changed as follows and the standard sample input selection menu appears When the standard sampl...

Page 29: ...l 5 Perform measurement of color difference Measure the difference in the same way as the absolute values The measurement mode can be changed and auto run mode can also be used Switching measurement m...

Page 30: ...data and the DOWN switch shows the previous number data Batch deletion of all measurement data can be performed 3 20 Batch Deletion of Measurement and DIF Standard Data Remember When data is being di...

Page 31: ...r 6 Appendix Specifications and Performance The attachment lens can be screwed onto the end of the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR objective lens When using an attachment lens a correction factor must b...

Page 32: ...e measurement with AUTO mode The followings cases will result in measurement errors 1 When measuring a light source with high duty ratio as well as high intensity 2 When periodically changing light so...

Page 33: ...thod of using the Direct Correction Function a RS 232C cable an interlink cable of serial cross type supporting for a DOS V PC and a reference light soruce sample are necessary Remember As a reference...

Page 34: ...he reference instrument 3 Settings 3 8 RS 232C Parameter 3 9 Data Communication Methods 3 10 Remote Command Terminate Codes Reference Instrument Communication Type Data Output Type RS 232C Cable SR RS...

Page 35: ...6 In this case should clear the error and then retry please 5 Error Display UL1R The searching process for reference instrument is completed The confirmation of connecting between the both instruments...

Page 36: ...R to be corrected and write the measured spectral radiance data in that FIELD Cancel the direct correction function If the error occurred on the process the process return to step 8 In this case shoul...

Page 37: ...lowed to use although choose the CHANGE switch on this step 3 11 Using a Correction Factor Remember In the Direct Correction Function it is impossible to save the measurement data of reference instrum...

Page 38: ...Communication Methods Remote command terminate code selection 3 10 Remote Command Terminal Codes Correction factor 3 11 Using a Correction Factor Displaying and Editing the Correction Factor 3 12 Disp...

Page 39: ...or CHANGE switch and then the mark moves in order Set the mark to desired position and press the ENTER switch to decide the vale For each of the function menu describe as follows 1 MEASURE For the me...

Page 40: ...1 High Speed Calibration FIX FREQ Setting Set the frequency value and inner filter type in the FIX FREQ mode 3 3 4 FIX FREQ Mode 2 FACTOR For the correction factor Factor ON OFF Set whether to use a...

Page 41: ...nel Light Control Beep ON OFF Set whether to beep out or not 3 16 Buzzer Luminance Format Set the format of luminance output decimal exponential 3 17 Luminance Display Format Luminance Decimal Set the...

Page 42: ...example about the setting of measurement mode as follows 3 3 Measurement Mode Example The setting of measurement mode 1 Set the measurement mode to AUTO 2 To return the initial function mode menu pre...

Page 43: ...The cursor will be lit in the input stand by status 3 Press the ROTATION switch to set the measurement mode to MANU mode Each time the ENTER switch is pressed the measurement modes to be supported ar...

Page 44: ...able value 9 After inputting press the ENTER switch to decide the value If a input value exceeds the limit go back to step 5 Re enter the number When failing in way input please even do step 9 and red...

Page 45: ...Lv Correlated color temperature Tc Deviation duv Tristimulus values XYZ Luminance Lv Use the following procedure to set the colorimetric system 1 Switch to the function mode to display DISPLAY Display...

Page 46: ...ent lamp etc The optimum integral time is calculated according to the entered frequency and the brightness of the light source The input range is 1 5 250 Hz Frequency input 3 3 1 FREQ Mode MANU This m...

Page 47: ...ange is from 1 5 to 250Hz 3 3 4 FIX FREQ Mode Use the following procedure to set the measurement mode 1 Switch to the function mode to display MEASURE Measure Type 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Fu...

Page 48: ...RE frequency input 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch 3 Input a desirable value according to How to input a numerical value in the function mode The value which...

Page 49: ...Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch 3 Input a desirable value according to How to input a numerical value in the function mode The value which can be inputted is 10 to 120 000 milliseconds SR LEDW 20 to 12...

Page 50: ...FUNCTION switch twice to escape from FUNCTION mode 4 Collimate the object and press the MEAS switch Optimum inner filter and integral time is set automatically in initial measurement after setting FIX...

Page 51: ...Press the ENTER switch to accept the display value Inner filter and integral time setting is reset When conduct measurement after selecting this former inner filter and integral time setting are erase...

Page 52: ...switch Press ROTATION switch to find FIX FREQ and then the ENTER switch to accept your selection 3 Then enter MEASURE FIX FREQ Setting in FUNCTION mode Setting method 3 1 3 Setting values Hz 60 4 Pre...

Page 53: ...asing the integral time is effective in decreasing the error The integral time delay function can be used to increase the integration time to allow stable measurements 2 5 4 Measuring a Frequency Ligh...

Page 54: ...e integral time the error is 0 1 t 100 t 0 1 Use the following procedure to set the delay time Setting 1 Switch to the function mode to display MEASURE Integ Delay Time 3 1 2 Entering Returning from t...

Page 55: ...ts are made continuously until the switch is pressed again The procedure for setting the measurement method is as follows 1 Switch to the function mode to display MEASURE Single or Auto 3 1 2 Entering...

Page 56: ...LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R 1 60sec SR 3AR 1 10sec HIGH SPEED 3 Apply proprietary algorithm to HIGH SPEED processing and execute measurements at high speed Measuring time 1 6sec Against the standard light A...

Page 57: ...lay the MEASURE High Speed Cal 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch SHIFT OK CHANGE NO 3 The calibration starts after closing finder shutter and pressing the SHIFT...

Page 58: ...connection method 1 Switch to the function to display the COMM Communication Type 3 1 2 Entering Return from the Function Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch 3 Press the ROTATION switch to select the desi...

Page 59: ...if the PC Connection method is set to USB 1 Switch to the function mode to display the COMM RS 232C Parameter 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 To set the parameters press the CHANGE...

Page 60: ...switch The cursor moves to Stop bit 7 Press the ROTATION switch to change Stop bit to 1 and press the ENTER switch The cursor disappears The setting has been completed DIF ABS UP LAMP DOWN MEAS HOLD...

Page 61: ...ained in ST command of Communication commands The setting method with the function mode will be explained here The RS 232C Parameters screen is not displayed if the PC Connection method is set to USB...

Page 62: ...g procedure to set the code 1 Switch to the function mode to display the COMM Delimiter 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch 3 Press the ROTATION switch to select...

Page 63: ...to set the correction factors 1 Switch to the function mode to display the FACTOR Factor ON OFF 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch The right portion of the Facto...

Page 64: ...actor 1 nm blinks 3 When the ROTATION switch is pressed in this condition the blinking item is changed OFF ON 4 Press the ENTER switch to decide the setting The right part of Factor XYZ blinks 5 When...

Page 65: ...the desirable value with the method of setting value Setting Method 3 1 3 Setting Values X Y Z 4 After inputting the value press the ENTER switch to decide the value The Y data in the position to be...

Page 66: ...ing the Personal Computer 3 7 PC Connection Method 3 8 RS 232C Parameters 2 Transmit the correction factors to the instrument with the accessory colorimetric program CS 900A and store them Refer to th...

Page 67: ...tion Visual field 1 Switch to the function mode to display the FACTOR CIE Type Select 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 To change the setting press the CHANGE switch And mark blinks 3...

Page 68: ...atch Type 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 To change the setting press the CHANGE switch And mark blinks 3 Press the ROTATION switch to change the color matching function type 4 Press...

Page 69: ...ntegral time Average count 1 Integral time Shutter operation time Processing time Setting whether average measurement is used or not 1 Switch to the function mode to display the MEASURE AverageMeas ON...

Page 70: ...3 Input the desirable value with the method of setting value Available range is 1 to 20 Setting Method 3 1 3 Setting Values 4 Press the ENTER switch to decide the value DIF ABS UP LAMP DOWN MEAS HOLD...

Page 71: ...OVER ON OFF 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode The initial condition is the ON This setting screen is not displayed except that the measurement mode is set to the MANU mode 2 To change t...

Page 72: ...n mode to display the Beep ON OFF screen 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 Press the CHANGE switch 3 Press the ROTATION switch to select the desired value Each time the switch is press...

Page 73: ...isplay Format Set the number of digits to show for the measured luminance Use the following procedure to set the number of digits 1 Switch to the function mode to display the DISPLAY Luminance Decimal...

Page 74: ...s to the next screen The display of elapsed time since purchase or calibration test is the same Display 1 4 Maintenance Reminder Screen Use the following procedure to set the behavior 1 Switch to the...

Page 75: ...lable to measure with high precision Use the following procedure to set 1 Switch to the function mode to display the DISPLAY Auto Panel Light 3 1 2 Entering Returning from the Function Mode 2 Press th...

Page 76: ...ment data press the CHANGE switch To delete all the DIF standard data press the ROTATION switch The batch data deletion screen will display The above screen is for measurement data The batch data dele...

Page 77: ...han above ST command It is available via USB divice only D0 Returns the colorimetric value and spectral radiance value D1 Returns only the colorimetric value A0 Set the measurement mode to AUTO mode A...

Page 78: ...on FLDR Reads the current measuring field setting NL_ Integral time delay function Input the delay time ND Integral time delay function ON NF Integral time delay function OFF HS Sets the measuring spe...

Page 79: ...color temperature Deviation 7 Spectral radiance 380nm 780nm 8 Wavelength Maximum Spectral radiance CMF_ Change the CIE Color Matching function Type setting For the pound sign use 0 for CIE1931 and 1 f...

Page 80: ...d alone status local mode RM Sets the remote mode LM Sets the local mode When the power is turned on the local mode is set When the instrument operates for communication send the RM command first and...

Page 81: ...Codes Communication of measurement data After measurement the instrument transmits the measuring conditions and measurement data The delimiter Cr Lf is added to the last of each data line and then the...

Page 82: ...ng data is sent twice continuously END Cr Lf is outputted and the communication is ended PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument ST Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Measurement starts Measurement is end...

Page 83: ...check command and the measurement starts In this manual Cr Lf was used as the delimiter but Cr is usable too 3 10 Remote Command Terminal Codes Communication of integral time After calcuration of inte...

Page 84: ...00 Type The SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR keeps sending data until END PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument SF Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Integral time Cr Lf Measurement starts Measurement is e...

Page 85: ...sent twice continuously END Cr Lf is outputted and the communication is ended PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument SF Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Integral time Cr Lf Measurement starts Measurem...

Page 86: ...ured data of spectral radiance is returned at all time for STB command even if D1 command is transmitted PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument STB Text Cr Lf OK Text Cr Lf Measuremen...

Page 87: ...sending one of these commands measurement is carried out using the measurement mode set before the ST command was sent Command Measurement mode A0 AUTO A1_ FREQ _ is space is frequency 1 5 250 Hz A2_...

Page 88: ...n be inputted for a single wavelength and KW n _ is transmitted When the instrument receives the correction factors it returns OK as the reception check command Example KW0_1 000 Cr Lf _ Shows space I...

Page 89: ...and communication direction Measuring instrument KRn Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Correction factor Cr Lf KRn Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Correction factor Cr Lf 4 1 9 KX KY and KZ Command With these commands the correction fac...

Page 90: ...us values X Y and Z from SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR KXR_ _ is space is correction factor KYR_ _ is space is correction factor KZR_ _ is space is correction factor PC Command communication direction...

Page 91: ...80 Cr Lf END Cr Lf 4 1 12 KO1 KO2 KN1 KN2 Command Change the use of the correction factors in the instrument KO1 Changes the setting to use the correction factor for spectrum in the instrument KO2 Cha...

Page 92: ...ue is the enable disable state 1 Enable 0 Disable PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument KOR Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Setting Cr Lf OK Cr Lf 4 1 14 CIE Command Sets the CIE Color Matching Funct...

Page 93: ...and Changes the luminance display format setting in the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR LDF The pound sign is the format 0 Decimal 1 Exponential PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument L...

Page 94: ...for the second pound sign for the decimal portion Note that the total number of digits including the decimal point cannot exceed 10 PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument LDD Cr Lf O...

Page 95: ...mmand communication direction Measuring instrument FLD1 FLD2 FLD3 FLD4 Cr Lf OK Cr Lf 4 1 21 FLDR Command Reads the current measuring field setting from the SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR PC Command co...

Page 96: ...to normal mode HS Changes the measuring speed to high speed mode HS2 Changes the measuring speed to high speed mode 2 HS3 Changes the measuring speed to high speed mode 3 Perform HCL command refer to...

Page 97: ...e to the HSR command 0 Normal speed mode 1 High speed mode 2 High speed mode 2 3 High speed mode 3 4 1 27 WHO SRL and VER Command Reads the luminance meter name serial number and program version from...

Page 98: ...suring instrument FX Cr Lf OK Cr Lf Integral time Cr Lf Inner filter Cr Lf END Cr Lf Remember This measurement should be conducted at the same condition as the actual measurement in measurement angle...

Page 99: ...ER 4 1 31 FS Command Sets inner filter type and integral time in FIX INTEG mode SR LEDW only The left side of means integral time ms 50 120 000 right side means inner filter 1 5 FS_ _ The left side of...

Page 100: ...ing instrument FXQ_ frequency _ Filter type Cr Lf OK Cr Lf 4 1 33 IMD Command Sets the data communication methods IMD_ The pound sign is 0 or 1 0 Normal type 1 CS900 type PC Command communication dire...

Page 101: ...ending code END is transmitted Measurement Output Format 4 2 1 Remote Measurement Output Format The communication method differs depending on the settings Setting Communication Method 3 9 Data Commun...

Page 102: ...E170 2 2015 For the pound sign use 0 for a CIE1931 and 1 for a CIE170 2 2015 PC Command communication direction Measuring instrument CMF_0 or 1 Cr Lf OK Cr Lf 4 1 37 CMFR Command Reads the CIE Color M...

Page 103: ...surement starts CXL Cr Lf Measurement stops E002 Cr Lf END Cr Lf If this instrument receives this command while measuring data is being sent it will send a confirmation command after measurement data...

Page 104: ...93...

Page 105: ...ristimulus values Z 8 0 4458 Chromaticity x 9 0 4073 Chromaticity y 10 0 2549 Chromaticity u 11 0 5240 Chromaticity v 12 2882 Correlated color temperature K 13 0 0002 Deviation 14 380 2 141231E 04 Wav...

Page 106: ...lues Z 9 0 4458 Chromaticity x 10 0 4073 Chromaticity y 11 0 2549 Chromaticity u 12 0 5240 Chromaticity v 13 2882 Correlated color temperature K 14 0 0002 Deviation 15 380 2 141231E 04 Wavelength nm S...

Page 107: ...ite Function Data type Size Qty of element Remarks 1 Measurement angle Unsigned integer 1 1 1 2 2 1 3 0 2 4 0 1 2 Integral time Floating point 4 1 6 Radiance Floating point 4 1 10 Luminance Floating p...

Page 108: ...ance Chromaticity x y END Cr Lf Data end command 2 1 490E 02 0 2549 0 5240 Cr Lf Luminance Chromaticity u v END Cr Lf Data end command 3 1 631E 02 1 490E 02 5 374E 01 Cr Lf Tristimulus values X Y Z EN...

Page 109: ...3 100 Integral time milli second 4 9 335E 01 Radiance W m 2 sr 1 5 1 490E 02 Luminance cd m2 6 1 631E 02 Tristimulus values X 7 1 490E 02 Tristimulus values Y 8 5 374E 01 Tristimulus values Z 9 0 445...

Page 110: ...in the CD ROM via Explorer For example in the case of Windows7 32bit it becomes USB_DRIVER Windows7 x86 For example in the case of Windows10 64bit it becomes USB_DRIVER Windows10 x64 OS Windows 7 Ult...

Page 111: ...s7 8 the Windows Security dialog appears Click the Install The following dialog will be displayed start installing the USB Driver 6 After installation of USB Driver The following dialog will be displa...

Page 112: ...nsult TOPCON TECHNOHOUSE or your retailer The measuring range is exceeded Hit any key Lower the brightness of the object set a smaller measuring field or insert the neutral density filter Can not rece...

Page 113: ...measuring range of the instrument Lower the brightness of the object set a smaller measuring field or insert the neutral density filter E002 Measurement was stopped because the MEAS HOLD switch was p...

Page 114: ...ignal input Measurement diameter Unit mm Measuring field Measuring distance mm 350 400 500 600 800 1000 2000 5000 2 10 0 11 7 15 1 18 6 25 4 32 2 66 4 169 1 4 99 5 84 7 55 9 26 12 7 16 1 33 2 84 4 0 2...

Page 115: ...0 005 0 05cd 0 4 0 05 1 cd 0 3 1 cd 1 1 5 0 0015 0 015cd 0 4 0 015 0 3 cd 0 3 0 3 cd 1 5 0 015 0 15cd 0 4 0 15 3 cd 0 3 3 cd 0 2 1 5 0 0375 0 4cd 0 4 0 4 7 5cd 0 3 7 5 cd 1 5 0 375 4cd 0 4 4 75cd 0 3...

Page 116: ...0 05 0 5 cd 0 4 0 5 10 cd 0 3 10 cd 1 1 5 0 015 0 15 cd 0 4 0 15 3 cd 0 3 3 cd 1 5 0 15 1 5 cd 0 4 1 5 30 cd 0 3 30 cd 0 2 1 5 0 375 4 cd 0 4 4 75 cd 0 3 75 cd 1 5 3 75 40 cd 0 4 40 750 cd 0 3 750 cd...

Page 117: ...t to be measured is 1cd m2 or above Operating conditions is 23 C Calibration standard TOPCON TECHNOHOUSE calibration standard Standard light A 23 C 3 C 50 15 RH Display Dot matrix LC display 20 charac...

Page 118: ...his equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Opera...

Page 119: ...nt diameter Unit mm Measuring field Measuring distance mm 350 400 500 600 800 1000 2000 5000 2 10 0 11 7 15 1 18 6 25 4 32 2 66 4 169 1 4 99 5 84 7 55 9 26 12 7 16 1 33 2 84 4 0 2 1 00 1 17 1 51 1 86...

Page 120: ...4 0 05 1 cd 0 3 1 cd 1 1 5 0 0015 0 015cd 0 4 0 015 0 3 cd 0 3 0 3 cd 1 5 0 015 0 15cd 0 4 0 15 3 cd 0 3 3 cd 0 2 1 5 0 0375 0 4cd 0 4 0 4 7 5cd 0 3 7 5 cd 1 5 0 375 4cd 0 4 4 75cd 0 3 75 cd 0 1 1 5 0...

Page 121: ...0 5 10 cd 0 3 10 cd 1 1 5 0 015 0 15 cd 0 4 0 15 3 cd 0 3 3 cd 1 5 0 15 1 5 cd 0 4 1 5 30 cd 0 3 30 cd 0 2 1 5 0 375 4 cd 0 4 4 75 cd 0 3 75 cd 1 5 3 75 40 cd 0 4 40 750 cd 0 3 750 cd 0 1 1 5 1 5 15...

Page 122: ...Display Dot matrix LC display 20 characters 4 lines with lighting Interface USB 2 0 Full speed 12 Mbps RS 232C Communication speed 4800 9600 19200 38400 BPS Data length 7 bit 8 bit Parity EVEN ODD NON...

Page 123: ...manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to corr...

Page 124: ...nt diameter Unit mm Measuring field Measuring distance mm 350 400 500 600 800 1000 2000 5000 2 10 0 11 7 15 1 18 6 25 4 32 2 66 4 169 1 4 99 5 84 7 55 9 26 12 7 16 1 33 2 84 4 0 2 1 00 1 17 1 51 1 86...

Page 125: ...05 1 cd 0 3 1 cd 1 1 5 0 003 0 015cd 0 4 0 015 0 3 cd 0 3 0 3 cd 1 5 0 03 0 15 cd 0 4 0 15 3 cd 0 3 3 cd 0 2 1 5 0 075 0 4 cd 0 4 0 4 7 5 cd 0 3 7 5 cd 1 5 0 75 4 cd 0 4 4 75 cd 0 3 75 cd 0 1 1 5 0 3...

Page 126: ...4 0 5 10 cd 0 3 10 cd 1 1 5 0 03 0 15 cd 0 4 0 15 3 cd 0 3 3 cd 1 5 0 3 1 5 cd 0 4 1 5 30 cd 0 3 30 cd 0 2 1 5 0 75 4 cd 0 4 4 75 cd 0 3 75 cd 1 5 7 5 40 cd 0 4 40 750 cd 0 3 750 cd 0 1 1 5 3 15 cd 0...

Page 127: ...Display Dot matrix LC display 20 characters 4 lines with lighting Interface USB 2 0 Full speed 12 Mbps RS 232C Communication speed 4800 9600 19200 38400 BPS Data length 7 bit 8 bit Parity EVEN ODD NON...

Page 128: ...manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to corr...

Page 129: ...nt diameter Unit mm Measuring field Measuring distance mm 350 400 500 600 800 1000 2000 5000 2 10 0 11 7 15 1 18 6 25 4 32 2 66 4 169 1 4 99 5 84 7 55 9 26 12 7 16 1 33 2 84 4 0 2 1 00 1 17 1 51 1 86...

Page 130: ...1 5 30 150cd 2 150 cd Chromaticity 1 2 xy 0 002 xy 0 005 0 1 0 5cd xy 0 002 0 5 cd 1 xy 0 005 0 3 1 5cd xy 0 002 1 5 cd 0 2 xy 0 005 7 5 40 cd xy 0 002 40 cd 0 1 xy 0 005 30 150 cd xy 0 002 150 cd Re...

Page 131: ...5 300 1500 cd 2 1500 cd Chromaticity 1 2 xy 0 002 xy 0 005 1 5 cd xy 0 002 5 cd 1 xy 0 005 3 15 cd xy 0 002 15 cd 0 2 xy 0 005 75 400 cd xy 0 002 400 cd 0 1 xy 0 005 300 1500cd xy 0 002 1500 cd Repea...

Page 132: ...ed 12 Mbps RS 232C Communication speed 4800 9600 19200 38400 BPS Data length 7 bit 8 bit Parity EVEN ODD NONE Stop bit 1 bit 2 bit Power supply Provided AC adapter Power consumption Approx 34 W Operat...

Page 133: ...manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to corr...

Page 134: ...r Liner array sensor LCD Panel switches USB RS 232C interface DC power unit Imaging lens Objective lens Eyepiece lens Aperture mirror Diffraction grating Finder shutter External synchronous connector...

Page 135: ...t of the photoelectric element when measuring the perfect reflecting diffuser under standard light A 100 lux Dsamp Output of the photoelectric element when measuring the object Radiance Le 2 1 samp L...

Page 136: ...es in UCS colorimetric system 3Z 15Y X 4X u 3Z 15Y X 9Y v Observation visual field 10 x10y10 chromaticity coordinates in XYZ colorimetric system 10 10 10 10 10 Z Y X X x 10 10 10 10 10 Z Y X Y y u v c...

Page 137: ...ion Diagram SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R Request Use only specified screws when using the tripod screw and screw holes for jig attachment Do not tighten the screws any more than necessary Doing so might cau...

Page 138: ...SR 3AR Request Use only specified screws when using the tripod screw and screw holes for jig attachment Do not tighten the screws any more than necessary Doing so might cause internal breakage...

Page 139: ...to maintain the function of the product 2 We make our most effort to keep maintenance and repair parts in stock for the complete storage period however due to some unexpected occurrence the storage p...

Page 140: ...4661 Inquiries regarding repairs and maintenance Tel 813 3558 2710 Fax 813 3558 3011 Spectro Radiometer SR LEDW SR UL2 SR UL1R SR 3AR Instruction Manual Date of Issue of 1st edition Aug 2007 20th edit...

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