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(7)   Create and type an easily identifiable name for the data. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
(8)   Choose the "Storage Interval" from the list as necessary. Choose "None" if data is not to be stored  
 automatically. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
(9)   Once the "Stored Interval" has been set, the "Storage File" fields become active. Click Change if you want to 

save the backup file in a different folder. 

 

The default folder is \Program FiIes\SK-SATO\xxE 

 

Where "xx" represents the version. 

 

Note that the drive letter may be different depending on your computer configuration. 

 
TIPS:

   The SK6 format refers to the file format specially designed to be used with DATALOGGER for Windows. 

The CSV format is a generic file format used in commercial spreadsheet software. The Datalogger has 
the capacity to store up to 8100 lines of data. If the number of lines reaches 8100, real-time 
communication automatically stops. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for SATO SK-L200THII

Page 1: ...om the start once the 8100 lines of data are collected This setting is ideal for collecting data during a certain period 3 Ends at limited amount The Datalogger only collects a certain amount of data...

Page 2: ...he EEPROM Warning display for upper lower limit of temperature or humidity The Alarm mark lights on the LCD if the temperature or humidity exceeds the preset threshold This helps to prevent damage to...

Page 3: ...of the USB hub if you use one to connect the Datalogger to a computer Note that the proper communications will not be guaranteed when a USB hub is used Tips There are two types of USB hubs a self powe...

Page 4: ...cable connecting the Datalogger and the computer While not being used the dedicated USB port cap should be in place In order not to lose the cap we recommend that you attach the dedicated hand strap...

Page 5: ...ed on or off accidently LCD display For SK L200T II and SK L200TH II 1 Alphanumeric display LCD Displays the current reading of temperature and or humidity or setting information No humidity will be d...

Page 6: ...the battery compartment to downward For returning to C display slide the switch to upward 10 REC Flashes when logging starts and lights up while logging 3 2 Probes NOTE The probes are not interchangea...

Page 7: ...one second or more to turn the unit on The LCD turns on to indicate that the SK L200T II or SK L200TH II is in the measurement state for temperature or temperature and humidity respectively 2 Press th...

Page 8: ...ambient temperature if it was used at 5 C or lower Moving the Datalogger to a warmer place room temperature to turn it off may form condensation inside and outside of the unit Condensation can cause...

Page 9: ...l the installation is completed 1 Turn on your computer 2 Insert the DATALOGGER for Windows CD on your CD ROM drive The installation process starts automatically and the caution message shown above ap...

Page 10: ...Install Shield Wizard for DATALOGGER for Windows appears Click Next It may take much time to ready to click Next depending on the computer being used 8 Do not change the default installation folder Cl...

Page 11: ...dow indicating that you are now ready to install appears Click Install 10 Click Finish to complete the installation Now you have successfully installed the necessary programs 11 Click Exit to close th...

Page 12: ...he system will set up the USB connection automatically NOTE For Windows XP a warning message may appear during the installation In this case click Continue to proceed with the installation DATALOGGER...

Page 13: ...ond or more to turn on the unit The LCD turns on to indicate that the SK L200T II or SK L200TH II is in the measurement state for temperature or temperature and humidity respectively 2 Press the MODE...

Page 14: ...ble to a port different from the one described in Chapter 5 Installing DATALOGGER for Windows Windows may recognize that a new device has been connected on startup In this case check for the COM port...

Page 15: ...o indicate that the logged data on the Datalogger is being erased NOTE Always download the necessary data in one operation Any data remaining on the Datalogger will be erased in the next logging opera...

Page 16: ...structions on how to erase the data please refer to step 9 of Chapter 6 Basic Operation 1 Make sure that the Datalogger is connected to your computer with the provided USB cable 2 Press and hold the P...

Page 17: ...se the or key to set the desired logging interval The first two digits represent the minute and last two represent the second Example The display of 05 00 represents five minutes 4 Press the REC STOP...

Page 18: ...d Memory indicator example end point is 5500 Logged data 1 to 1000 lines 3001 to 4000 lines 5500 lines By pages partitioning The storage memory is partitioned into four blocks each having the capacity...

Page 19: ...ctively 7 The left two digits start flashing Use the or key to display the desired number from 0 to 81 Example For 7500 lines choose 75 8 Press the REC STOP key to confirm 9 The right two digits start...

Page 20: ...eys at the same time NOTE Pressing the key and key simultaneously one more time will turn the warning function off 7 Use the or key to display the desired value for lower limit 8 Press the REC STOP ke...

Page 21: ...confirm the hour setting NOTE The Datalogger uses the 24 hour clock format 12 The minute digits start flashing Use the or key to set to 30 13 Press the REC STOP key to confirm the minute setting The L...

Page 22: ...logger to your computer with the provided USB cable 2 Press and hold the POWER ON OFF key for one second or more to turn on the Datalogger The LCD turns on to indicate that the SK L200T II or SK L200T...

Page 23: ...ferent folder The default folder is Program FiIes SK SATO xxE Where xx represents the version Note that the drive letter may be different depending on your computer configuration TIPS The SK6 format r...

Page 24: ...u 12 Click OK to confirm 8 Troubleshooting If an error occurs one of the error codes listed below will be displayed on the LCD Check the details of the error and take corrective actions as appropriate...

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Page 26: ...26 9 Specifications 9 1 Main unit...

Page 27: ...ebruiksaanwijzing hetzij via andere wegen correct zijn hebben we geen controle over de kwaliteit van of de staat waarin het product verkeert of over de vele factoren die invloed hebben op het gebruik...

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