Dansensor CheckPoint O2 User Manual

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CheckPoint O2 specifications
General:
• Min. 2000 measurements on new alkaline batteries.
• Sample flow 90 - 140 ml/min standard.
• Auto power-off after 1 minute.
• Memory function for 10 measurements (also after battery replacement).
• Display hold function (also after power off).
• Charging time for NiMH-battries: 3 hours (auto off)
• Operational temperature: 0 - 40°C
• Humidity: <95% RH (non-condensing)
O2 Sensor:
• Electrochemical
• Range: 0 - 100%
• Resolution: 0.1%
• Accuracy: 0.25% abs. + 2% rel.
• Temperature compensation: < 2% rel. (steady state)
Measuring system:
• Measuring time: 15 sec.
• Sample volume: approx. 23 ml
• Built-in pump max. -200 mbar vacuum, expected life-time > 500 hours (120.000 measurements)
• Calibration: Air (20.9 % O2)
Cabinet:
• Weight: 0.5 kg
• Size: 74 x 63 x 135 mm (W x H x D)
• Class: IP53
• Material: Anodized aluminium
• Response time (T95): 15 sec.
• Expected sensor lifetime: 9 months Recommended calibration interval: 6 months
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Safety precautions
WARNING! Due to safety considerations the
needle (5) + (12) should always be placed in the retainer on the CheckPoint unit after measuring. Use only the original external power supply unit / charger when connecting to mains. Using the wrong type can destroy the CheckPoint unit. Use only the specified battery type or an original rechargeable battery pack. If rechargeable batteries have been installed in the CheckPoint, they must not be replaced by ordinary batteries. CheckPoint should be cleaned with a mild detergent solution.
Operation
Start-up (1)
Press the key to switch on the CheckPoint. When the CheckPoint switches on, the version number of the installed software is shown briefly, followed by the result of the latest measurement (4).
Start/Stop measuring (2)
Press to start measuring. The built-in pump starts to suck measuring gas through the needle. The pump stops after 15 seconds, and the result is shown.
Extended measuring
If a measuring period of more than 15 seconds is required, it can be extended by pressing before the current measurement is complete. Each time you press , a 15 second measuring period is started.
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Memory function
CheckPoint remembers up to 10 measurements, including the latest one. The small display (6) shows the number of measured values stored. If the display is off, 9 measurements and the latest one are stored.
Clear memory
If the memory is full, it must be cleared before new values can be stored. Press and keep it down. After 2 seconds the memory is cleared, and "0" is shown in the display (6), indicating that the memory is empty.
Show collected measurements
Press , and the first collected measurement is shown. Press  again to show subsequently collected measurements. While measurement values are being shown, the display (6) flashes, indicating the number of the collected measurement. To leave the display of collected measurements, press until all measurements have been shown, or press to return directly to the latest measurement. The display (6) stops flashing when you leave the "show collected measurements" function.
Replace collected measurement with new measurement
When showing the collected measurements (the display (6) is flashing), the measurement shown can be overwritten by a new measurement. While the collected measurement is shown, press to start measuring. After measuring, the measurement is stored in the memory location shown.
Reduced measuring time
The measuring period can be reduced by pressing while measuring is in progress.
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Difference
Difference = Start "True" valuevalue
T value = Start value (0.95*Difference)
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What does “Response time (T95)” mean
According to the specifications on page 3 the O2 sensor has a Response time (T95) of 15 sec. This means that when performing consecutive
measurements in areas with large differences in the O2 concentrations, the device will reach 95 %
of the “true” value during the first measurement (15 sec.).
Example:
(See illustration below):
• Last measurement was performed in i.e.
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• The expected read-out value after first measuring is:
20.9 - (0.95 * 19.9) = 2.0 % O
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Consequently this means that if there is a large difference in the O2 concentrations between two
consecutive measurements, multiple measurements must be performed to obtain the
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sensor temperature sensitivity
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Due to the sensor design the readout will be affected when moving the device from cold to warm temperatures or vice versa. Normally for compensation to work properly the device must be stabilized at the current ambient temperature for some time (up to 1-2 hours). However if you cannot wait for this time, use short stabilizing time, for example 10-15 min., and perform an offset (20.9%) calibration of the
sensor right before each measurement series
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until device has stabilized. This will bring the calibration back in line with current response.
Calibration
CheckPoint O2 only has to be calibrated with atmospheric air. If CheckPoint does not show
approx. 20.9 % O2 (between 21.3 % and 20.5 %) when measuring atmospheric air, it must be
calibrated with atmospheric air. Make sure that only atmospheric air is sucked during calibration.
Start calibration (2) + (3) :
Press the key and hold it down. Press and release both keys. During calibration the display alternately shows “CAL.” and “20.9” for 45 seconds. CheckPoint has now been calibrated.
Stop calibration
Press to interrupt the calibration process.
External power supply/charger (14)
CheckPoint can be connected to an external power supply/charger. When the power supply is connected/disconnected, the display shows "P.On" and "P.OF.", respectively. If CheckPoint is fitted with ordinary batteries, they will be disconnected. If CheckPoint is fitted with rechargeable batteries, they will be recharged automatically.
WARNING! Only connect the original power supply.
CheckPoint messages
"P.On " Power on. External power supply
connected.
"P.OF. " Power off. External power supply
disconnected.
"Lo./BAt." Low battery voltage. Replace the
batteries, or connect the external power supply/charger.
WARNING! When rechargeable batteries are installed in the CheckPoint, ordinary batteries must
NOT be installed.
CheckPoint error messages
"P.Er. "Power error. Error in the external
power supply. Power supply with incorrect output voltage connected. Remove the power supply immediately. CheckPoint cannot be switched off before the incorrect power supply has been removed.
"Er.x " Internal error. CheckPoint must be
forwarded for service.
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Moving the measuring hose inlet
Any technically gifted user can convert the unit from a right-handed into a left-handed model and vice versa. Note: Handle the sensitive internal mechanical and electronic components with care when converting the unit. Do as follows to convert the CheckPoint from a right-handed model into a left-handed model or vice versa:
1. Remove the two side plates (10) and the battery cover (7).
2. Remove the needle retainer (8).
3. Switch the gas in and gas out screw joints (9) without dismounting the hoses (remember to fasten the joints using a tool)
4. Mount the side plates (7) and (10), starting with the right-hand plate (be careful not to squeeze the hoses)
5. Mount the needle retainer (9) in the opposite side, and press it down until flush with the side plate
6. Test/control: Switch on the CheckPoint, and start measuring with atmospheric air (20.9 %). Block the gas inlet while measuring (e.g. by removing the needle and putting your finger on the end of the needle pen). The O2
value must not increase by more than 1 %. If this is the case, check that the hoses have been mounted correctly in accordance with the drawing.
Battery replacement
When the CheckPoint using ordinary batteries shows "Lo./BAt.", the batteries must be replaced.
1. Unscrew the screw that secures the battery cover (7) on the left side, and dismount the cover.
2. Disconnect the connector (13) on the battery pack.
3. Take out the battery pack, and replace the batteries with 4 new alkaline batteries (type AA).
4. Mount the battery pack again (lower/left connector).
5. Connect the connector to the battery pack.
6. Mount the cover and screw (be careful not to squeeze the wire)
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Spare parts and accessories
Consumables
200717 Kit, needle pen incl. hose and fittings, Ser. Cpl. 200719 Kit, batteries, 4 pcs., type AA, Ser. Cpl. 200726 Kit, rechargeable battery pack, CheckPoint, Ser. Cpl. 220121 Needle kit, 0.5 mm (10 pcs.), Ser. Cpl. 280205 Needle kit, 0.5 mm (100 pcs.), Ser. Cpl. 280167 Needle kit, blunt (10 pcs.), Ser. Cpl. 310335 Filter, sample gas, 0.2μ, water trap (10 pcs.), Ser.Cpl.
Spare parts
200720 Pump, CheckPoint, Ser. Cpl. 200721 Kit, hoses, internal, Ser. Cpl. 200725 Kit, fittings, CheckPoint, Ser. Cpl. 330016 Sensor, O2 EC, Ser. Cpl.
330021 Kit, adapter, Ø3.1/Ø2.2, Sensor O 330034 Hose, silicone, Ø4/7mm (10 pcs. x 70mm) Ser. Cpl.
330035 Tape, glazing (10 pcs. x 70mm) Ser. Cpl.
Optional equipment
310341 Adapter, AC/DC 7,5VDC, Multi, Ser. Cpl. 200678 Option, arm strap, CheckPoint
EC Ser. Cpl.
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