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Data logger operating manual

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9.1.    Battery change

If “LO bAtt” appears in the upper row of the display, then the batteries need to
be changed. 

No data can be recorded while batteries are being changed. If data
recording is running, pause it and ensure that the data logger is in

operating mode M1 or M2 before changing the batteries.

To replace the batteries, open the battery compartment, remove the used batter-
ies and then insert new batteries, while observing the correct poles. 

The time is maintained for at least a minute during battery change, 
even when batteries are not inserted.

Only use appropriate batteries which comply with the technical data. Other types
of batteries can cause operating errors. Do not use rechargeable batteries ! 

Do not dispose of used batteries in the household rubbish or throw them in the
fire; instead, dispose of them according to the relevant legal requirements.

9.2.    Deleting measured data

The  detected  measured  data  are  permanently  saved  in  the  internal  Flash
memory. Even when resetting the device to factory settings or when there are
no batteries in the device, the measurement data remains in the memory and is
not deleted.

Saved data can only be deleted via the SmartGraph3 software as a whole and
not individually. 

The  deletion  process  takes  approx.  2
minutes. During this time, the following
messages  appears  on  the  display:
“FOMA FLSH xxx %”. 

During the entire deleting period, access
to the device is not possible and it does
not respond to requests from the Smart-
Graph3 software. 

After  memory  has  been  completely
deleted, “FOMA FLSH 100 %” is shown

on the display. Afterwards, the display returns to normal operation.

Further  detailed  information  about  using  the  software  is  provided  in  the
 software manual which you can open from the help function of the Smart-
Graph software.

Display for deleting measured data. In the

display, 6 % of the data have been

deleted so far.

9.3.    Positioning for mobile use

For mobile measured value recording, the data logger can be positioned at any
site. Observe the permissible ambient conditions for operation (see technical
data). Due to its compact dimensions, the data logger can be hidden for non-in-
trusive applications.

9.4.    Mounting on a wall

For stationary data detection, the data logger can also be mounted on a wall 
or a similar holding device. A mount track is included in the scope of supply for
fastening. 

 

For network operation, wall mounting is absolutely necessary. 
Additional information about network operation is provided 

in chapter 6.2.2.

9.5.    Moving to another site

Especially  when  moving  from  cold  to  warm  ambient  conditions,  e.g.  when
moving  into  a  heated  room  after  storage  in  a  car  over  night,  depending  on
 humidity in the room, condensation may form on the printed circuit board. 

This physical trait can lead to false measured values. Unfortunately, it is neces -
sary for the construction and cannot be prevented in any measuring devices. In
these  cases,  please  wait  approx.  5  minutes  until  the  measuring  device  has
 “acclimatised” before starting to measure.

9. Notes on maintenance and operation

Summary of Contents for DL200P

Page 1: ...DL200P EN TRT BA DL200P WM 02 EN OPERATING MANUAL DATA LOGGER ...

Page 2: ...etected at variable selectable recording or request intervals then saved and transmitted to a connected PC The measuring device may only be used for this intended use while complying with specified technical data Any other use is considered misuse and contrary to the intended use The product must not be disposed of with household waste Dispose of this device in a manner according to the relevant l...

Page 3: ...for active measured value recording Display for inactive measured value recording Display for date Display for time Mode selection button Data logger with internal sensors and additional connections for four external measured value sensors 3 5 mm plug socket for external temperature sensor 1 T1ext 3 5 mm plug socket for external temperature sensor 2 T2ext BNC connector for external building moistu...

Page 4: ...ger to your PC via the USB cable provided in the scope of supply The measuring device is automatically detected by the operating system Alternatively you can configure your data logger via a LAN connection over your local network if the network function is enabled Further information about the network function is provided in chapter 6 2 2 Start the SmartGraph software The program automatically det...

Page 5: ...ly configured with one button operation by using the mode selection button on your data logger You can restrict the one button operation with the mode selection button from your software if necessary key lock It is not possible to operate your data logger with the mode selection button in this case 6 1 Switching on and off When power is being supplied the data logger cannot completely switch off b...

Page 6: ...nd not connected to an external power supply it automatically deactivates the network function after 12 minutes pass without communicating with the network In this case the network function must be restarted by an external power supply either manually or automatically b When using the data logger in LAN mode the power should thus be supplied by the USB power supply In the optionally available PoE ...

Page 7: ...ing because it is not possible to calculate these values in the software m The dew point temperature is its own channel group and thus can not be calculated from the measured values of other channel groups retrospectively during a later evaluation So when organising the memory select the necessary dew point temperature measuring channels for recording as needed The specifications for type duration...

Page 8: ...eresis can be set by which the measured value must return to the valid range to switch off the alarm Example display for an alarm result of the measuring channel shown in the first measured value row Alarm display Upper alarm limit value Valid value corridor good range Lower alarm limit value flashing static Logging mode Reading the measured value memory 8 Alarm function 8 3 Acoustic alarm If an a...

Page 9: ...e is not possible and it does not respond to requests from the Smart Graph3 software After memory has been completely deleted FOMA FLSH 100 is shown on the display Afterwards the display returns to normal operation Further detailed information about using the software is provided in the software manual which you can open from the help function of the Smart Graph software Display for deleting measu...

Page 10: ...12 15 30 min 1 3 6 12 24 h Data storage integrated Flash memory with 16 MB capacity approx 3 200 000 measured values Data recording up to 20 simultaneous measuring channels Configuration and dimensions LCD display W 90 x H 64 mm Housing Plastic Dimensions L 166 x W 32 x H 78 mm Weight approx 250 g Interfaces USB LAN Connection for external sensors 2 x 3 5 mm plug socket Connection for external ele...

Page 11: ...ight 85 g Type of protection IP65 Connection 3 5 mm plug socket In the event of a sensor error the following codes may appear on one of the three LCD rows instead of the measured value E 2C Initialisation error at the sensor E 27 Faulty calibration data E 36 Channel disabled e g channel configured in the LCD but sensor logged off or removed E 50 Value to be displayed too large to fit on display E ...

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