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Playback and

USB Functionality

Saved data log files can be viewed using the 

“Playback” option. In Playback mode, the digital 

manifold screen will appear just as it did during 

the logging process. Use the <> buttons to scroll 

through the recorded data. As you scroll, the 

date, time, pressures, temperatures, and charts 

will change to match the stored values. To scroll 

faster, use the ENTER key to switch to page by 

page scrolling (indicated by ||<>|| icon). Pressing 

ENTER again will switch back to the slower point 

by point scrolling.

Instructions for utilizing the USB functionality are 

supplied with the software which is available at 

www.yellowjacket.com/sa.

Note that data log files, whether viewed on the 

analyzer (as shown in Figure 4-3) or on a PC, 

will always be identified by the date and time 

when the recording was started.  Keeping track 

of the dates and times of your service jobs and 

your recordings will allow for easier playback and 

reporting at a later time.

Figure 4-3. Data Log Files

Erase File

Use the arrow keys to highlight the data file to be 

erased. Press clear to erase.

Erase All Files

Press clear to erase all data files.

Chapter 5

Settings

Introduction

This following display presents the instrument 

settings that may be changed by the user. Use the 

▲ or ▼ keys to scroll through the settings. Press 

the “Enter” key to select a setting for modification. 

The various setting options will then be available 

by using the ▲ or ▼ keys to scroll through the 

options. Once the desired option is displayed, 

press the enter key to activate it and return to the 

list of settings.

Figure 5-1a. Set-Up Display

Figure 5-1b. Set-Up Display

Refrigerant Type

The proper refrigerant type must be entered in this 

field in order to get accurate saturation tempera-

tures and superheat/subcooling calculations. Your 

system analyzer is pre-loaded with an extensive 

list of refrigerants, identified by their official 

ASHRAE numbers. This list of refrigerants can be 

updated. See our website at www.yellowjacket.

com/sa for more information about updating the 

refrigerant list.

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Страница 1: ...ached to the instrument YELLOW JACKET Refrigeration System Analyzer Users Manual UPC 40812 40813 and 40815 Versions 1 06 and higher 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 Phone 781 665 1400 Toll Free 1...

Страница 2: ...ions 15 Safety 15 Chapter Title Pg Features and Specifications 15 Instrumentation Specifications 16 Warranty Policy 16 Table of Contents List of Tables Table Title Pg 1 1 Safety Information 3 1 2 Symb...

Страница 3: ...ced only by Ritchie Engineering Co or authorized service centers Do not use the instrument if it operates ab normally Protection may be impaired When in doubt have the instrument serviced Refer to war...

Страница 4: ...page by page scrolling mode during data log playback Battery Battery connector orientation Chapter 2 Getting Acquainted Introduction This instrument will clearly and accurately report critical inform...

Страница 5: ...is detected Once the data is stored unit will turn off Maximizing Battery Life Battery life decays fastest when the DIGITAL MANIFOLD display is selected the vacuum sen sor is attached and the backlig...

Страница 6: ...Chart Display This display shows the P T Pressure Tempera ture chart for the refrigerant that is selected in the Set Up display Use the or keys to scroll through the chart Press the Menu key to exit...

Страница 7: ...Transducer internal High Side Pressure Transducer internal Temperature Probes The system analyzer will display readings from any K type thermocouple probe with a miniature style connector see picture...

Страница 8: ...erheat measurement the T1 probe should be mea suring the suction line temperature Temp 2 T2 The temperature indicated by the T2 thermocouple For proper subcool ing measurement the T2 probe should be m...

Страница 9: ...High Side 3 When data recording is activated this indicator will gradually change from red to blue indicating the size of one page of data During playback it will help the user to decide whether to mo...

Страница 10: ...for signs of oil before connecting the 69086 vacuum gauge sensor Keep the sensor vertical when possible Connect the gauge directly to the system away from the pump Isolate the pump from the system an...

Страница 11: ...and reporting at a later time Figure 4 3 Data Log Files Erase File Use the arrow keys to highlight the data file to be erased Press clear to erase Erase All Files Press clear to erase all data files...

Страница 12: ...ry default is MM DD YY Time and Date These settings are modified in a slightly different manner Selecting this setting for modification will open a pop up window Each component of the time and date va...

Страница 13: ...as dish soap If the unit encounters enough exposure to liquid chemicals that the chemical wicks between the in strument boot and the case immediately remove the boot and clean the case as described ab...

Страница 14: ...tem Analyzer Instrument Boot 40823 System Analyzer Battery Door 40824 System Analyzer Bumper Plugs Sensor Boots 40827 USB cable 69101 Vacuum Sensor Cord Assembly 69217 K Type Clamp Probe 10 ft Softwar...

Страница 15: ...ls back to past readings Refrigerant Database 98 NIST refrigerant profiles included upgradeable Data Logging Adjustable time intervals from 0 1 to 10 seconds minimum of 24 hours at 1 0 second interval...

Страница 16: ...Company Inc is guaranteed to be free from material and workmanship defects for a period of two years All other YELLOW JACKET products included in this package are guaranteed to be free from material a...

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