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M212903EN-A

User Guide

Vaisala Handheld Humidity

and Temperature Probes

HMP80 Series

Summary of Contents for HMP80 Series

Page 1: ...M212903EN A User Guide Vaisala Handheld Humidity and Temperature Probes HMP80 Series...

Page 2: ...en time and hereby disclaims any and all responsibilities related thereto This document does not create any legally binding obligations for Vaisala towards customers or end users All legally binding o...

Page 3: ...eld indicator 18 5 1 Indigo80 handheld indicator 18 5 1 1 Indigo80 keypad 19 5 1 2 Indigo80 main menu 19 5 2 Connecting probes to Indigo80 19 5 3 Measurement location 21 5 3 1 Configuring environmenta...

Page 4: ...probe 36 8 1 1 Chemical tolerance 36 8 2 Changing the probe filter 37 9 Troubleshooting 38 9 1 Problem situations 38 9 2 Error messages 38 9 3 Restoring factory default settings with Insight software...

Page 5: ...mode 28 Figure 11 Indigo80 calibration methods for probes 30 Figure 12 Calibrating a humidity probe with HMK15 using 211302 adapter 35 Figure 13 HMP80N humidity measurement accuracy as a function of...

Page 6: ...38 Table 6 HMP80 series measurement performance 42 Table 7 HMP80 series operating environment 43 Table 8 HMP80 series inputs and outputs 44 Table 9 HMP80 series output parameters 44 Table 10 HMP80 ser...

Page 7: ...cator User Guide M212904EN Vaisala DMP80 Series Handheld Probes User Guide M212804EN Vaisala DMP80 Series Handheld Probes Quick Guide M212803EN Vaisala HMP80 Series Handheld Probes Quick Guide M210185...

Page 8: ...yj Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries All other product or company names that may be mentioned in th...

Page 9: ...on on the Indigo product family see www vaisala com indigo The free Insight PC software is available for download at www vaisala com insight 2 1 Basic features and options Portable design optimized fo...

Page 10: ...le end piece Figure 1 HMP80N dimensions side and bottom view 25 0 98 47 1 9 mm in 103 4 1 278 11 63 2 5 485 19 41 1 6 12 0 5 probe handle detachable end piece Figure 2 HMP80L dimensions side and botto...

Page 11: ...fications page 42 2 4 Probe structure 2 5 4 3 6 1 Figure 3 Probe parts model HMP80N shown 1 Protection cap remove before use 2 Location of sensors on the probe head inside a removable filter 1 3 Probe...

Page 12: ...ive CAUTION 2 6 ESD protection Electrostatic discharge ESD can damage electronic circuits Vaisala products are adequately protected against ESD for their intended use However it is possible to damage...

Page 13: ...sensors Probes with composite sensors can use the sensor purge function to maintain sensor performance They also implement condensation prevention functions that are a key element in achieving an exc...

Page 14: ...arameters become unavailable unless the temperature compensation setting is set to read the temperature from an external source The output parameters become available again 4 minutes after the warming...

Page 15: ...measurement environment as accurately as possible A suitable measurement point is as close to the probe as possible but yet far enough so that ongoing condensation prevention warming of the probe doe...

Page 16: ...xpose the cable connector 1 Hold the probe firmly in your hands 2 Grip the end piece of the handle and twist it counterclockwise to detach it 3 Pull out the end piece 4 You can now attach a probe conn...

Page 17: ...The probe is delivered with a yellow cap protecting the filter Leave the protection cap on during storage but remove it before taking the probe into use Chapter 4 Attaching cable to probe 17...

Page 18: ...ettings such as condensation prevention compensation setpoints sensor purge and filtering factor The available features and settings depend on the probe model and firmware version Accessing certain co...

Page 19: ...duration and browsing data files 3 Notifications menu displays notifications related to Indigo80 and the connected devices 4 Indigo80 menu for changing the settings of Indigo80 for example date time...

Page 20: ...0 1 M12 5F ports on the bottom of Indigo80 for connecting compatible Vaisala devices Ports are labeled and 2 M12 5M A coded cable connector 3 M12 5F A coded cable connector 4 HMP80 probe displayed as...

Page 21: ...ification on the display for example HMP80 connected A probe connected to the leftmost port in the indicator is labeled on the indicator s display while the probe in the rightmost port is labeled 4 To...

Page 22: ...th a pressure differing from normal atmospheric pressure update the correct pressure into the pressure compensation setpoint parameter or register of the probe This allows the probe to apply the appro...

Page 23: ...casional exceptionally high or low readings This example shows how to configure the filtering factor as 0 9 using the Indigo80 handheld indicator This means that the new measurement output is a combin...

Page 24: ...settings for your probe The available environment settings depend on the probe and probe firmware version Pressure Value for pressure compensation The entered value is persistent and remains unchanged...

Page 25: ...r Press to highlight the Read value from field and then press to select the other probe as the source of the value For Temperature always set the temperature value to be read from another probe Do not...

Page 26: ...em 64 bit version and Vaisala Insight PC software installed Indigo USB adapter item code USB2 or USB connection cable item code 242659 When connecting several devices at the same time note that your c...

Page 27: ...available on the Diagnostics page The data available depends on the probe model and Insight operating mode basic or advanced The data can be very useful when diagnosing issues together with Vaisala su...

Page 28: ...ma separated value CSV format They can be opened for viewing in spreadsheet programs such as Microsoft Excel or in text editors Figure 10 HMP80L diagnostics in Insight advanced mode HMP80 Series User...

Page 29: ...ry calibration the instrument performs as new For up to date information about calibration points and offering visit store vaisala com When returning a product for calibration or repair make sure it h...

Page 30: ...Vaisala HMK15 Humidity Calibrator Adjustment of temperature measurement is typically not necessary More information Calibration and adjustment with Indigo80 handheld indicator page 30 Adjusting measur...

Page 31: ...your probe supports the sensor purge feature wait for the start up purge to finish 3 Open the main menu by pressing 4 Select Devices If you have more than one device connected to the indicator make a...

Page 32: ...ference value point 1 to open the stabilizing graph view Wait for the measurement to stabilize fully The stabilization typically takes at least 10 15 minutes a When the reading has stabilized press b...

Page 33: ...e the factory adjustment for your probe using the Indigo80 handheld indicator Note that restoring the factory adjustment is not necessary before a new adjustment you can just perform the new adjustmen...

Page 34: ...adjustment 4 Select the type of adjustment to perform RH adjustment or T adjustment 5 Define the needed adjustment for the first measurement point a Insert the probe head in the reference environment...

Page 35: ...s and using the calibrator follow the general instructions in the HMK15 User Guide M210185EN to avoid common sources of calibration error HMP80 series specific considerations HMP80L probe model Use ca...

Page 36: ...void touching the filter If you need to touch the filter always wear clean gloves cotton rubber or similar material Keep the filter free of any grease or oil Do not scrape the probe or the probe handl...

Page 37: ...lace Handle the probe head carefully CAUTION 1 Put on clean gloves before touching the filter 2 Turn the filter counter clockwise to loosen it 3 Remove the filter from the probe head Be careful not to...

Page 38: ...orming a sensor heating function such as sensor purge or waiting for the sensor to cool down Wait for the function to complete and measurement parameters to be available again 9 2 Error messages Probe...

Page 39: ...the probe is completely wet allow it to dry out If the sensors are damaged or missing and the error message s stay active contact Vaisala to have the probe repaired Humidity measurement error 45 Humi...

Page 40: ...urge in progress 287 Sensor purge of the humidity sensor is ongoing Wait for sensor purge to complete The readings stay frozen until the sensor cools down 288 Probe is waiting for its sensors to cool...

Page 41: ...selecting OK 6 Exit the menu by pressing or return to the main menu by pressing 9 5 Writing a problem report When troubleshooting the product write a problem report including What failed what worked...

Page 42: ...F HMP80L 50 120 C 58 248 F short time measurement range 50 180 C 58 356 F Accuracy at 23 C 73 4 F 1 3 0 1 C 0 18 F Factory calibration uncertainty 2 0 1 C 0 18 F at 23 C 73 4 F Sensor Pt100 RTD Class...

Page 43: ...4 Accuracy C Temperature C 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 50 Figure 16 HMP80L temperature measurement accuracy over full range Table 7 HMP80 series operating environment Property...

Page 44: ...ity at NTP g m3 Relative humidity dew frost RH Dew point temperature C Temperature C Dew frost point temperature C Water concentration ppmv Dew frost point temperature at 1 atm C Water concentration w...

Page 45: ...directives and regulations EMC Directive 2014 30 EU RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU amended by 2015 863 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC EN 61326 1 industrial environment Rough handling excluding sensor i...

Page 46: ...MP80N HMP80L DRW010276SP PPS grid with SS netting HMP80N HMP80L DRW010281SP Slotted MIM filter HMP80N DRW255306SP Slotted MIM filter with membrane HMP80N ASM214606SP 10 4 Accuracy of calculated output...

Page 47: ...Figure 18 Vaisala Humidity Calculator in Advanced mode Chapter 10 Technical data 47...

Page 48: ...ng the requirements of the EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive This directive aims to minimize the impact of electrical and electronic goods on the environment by increasing re...

Page 49: ...nagement practices and regulations 5 Electronics housing Polyamide PA glass reinforced Dispose of or recycle as plastic according to local waste management practices and regulations 6 Screw Stainless...

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Page 51: ...e www vaisala com warranty Please observe that any such warranty may not be valid in case of damage due to normal wear and tear exceptional operating conditions negligent handling or installation or u...

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