Kanomax 3905, 3910 Operating Manual

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ITEM

MODEL

QTY

Carrying Case

3910-01

Lithium-ion Battery

3910-12

Battery Charger

3910-10

6531-2G VHT Probe with 2m Cable

6531-2G-P

Pressure Sensor with Connection Cable

3910-11

Contact Output Cable

3900-03

ITEM

MODEL

QTY

Zero Filter (w/t joint and tube (70cm))

3910-04

Printer Paper for 3910/3905

3910-05

Standard Inlet

3910-06

Isokinetic Suction Probe

3905-07

ITEM

MODEL

QTY

Main Unit

3905

Power Cord

Standard Inlet

3910-06

Isokinetic Suction Probe

3905-07

Zero Filter

3910-04

Tygon Tube (2M)

Printer Paper for 3910/3905

3910-05

Measurement Software

Operation Manual

Test sheet/Certificate Calibration Traceability Certificate

AC adapter(15V 4A)

3910-08

USB flash drive – 16GB

Lithium-ion Battery

3910-12

Component List

■ Standard

■ Optional Extras

■ Consumables

For more information on consumables, please contact your distributor or your KANOMAX service center.

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Important Safety Information

Wave Length

775-800nm

Maximum Output

80mW

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

EN60825-1 : 2007

Laser Classification

This instrument is classified as a Class 1 Laser Product in accordance with the following standards:

● EN60825-1: 2007

● I EC60825-1: 2007

* Class 1 Laser:

Lasers that are considered to be safe under reasonably foreseeable conditions of operation,

including the use of optical instruments for intrabeam viewing.

Laser Safety Instruction

Danger - This instrument employs a laser inside the unit as the light source of the sensor.

Never open/close the case of the unit or disassemble the optical sensor inside the

unit.

Caution - Use of controls, adjustments or performance of procedures other than those

specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

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Important Safety Information

WARNING

¤ Do not disassemble, modify or repair the instrument.

…… A 3B laser diode is used as the optical source inside the instrument. Therefore, never

attempt to disassemble the instrument as it is extremely dangerous Also, disassembling the unit may result in short circuit or malfunction.

¤ Use the instrument properly by carefully following this operation manual.

…… Misuse of the instrument may result in electric shock, fire, damage to the instrument, etc.

¤ If any abnormal noise, unusual odor or smoke is emitted, or any liquid enters into

the instrument, turn the power off immediately, remove the battery and disconnect the power cable.

…… It may result in electric shock, fire, or damage to the instrument.

Contact your distributor or your KANOMAX service center for repair.

Handle Properly

Do not

modify/disassemble

Important Safety Information

In this manual, warning types and classifications are defined as follows.

[Classification]

WARNING: To Prevent Serious Injury or Death

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in serious injury or death.

CAUTION: To Prevent Damage to the Product

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in

damage to the product that may void the product warranty.

[Description of Symbols]

△ Indicates the condition (including danger) that requires caution. The subject of each

caution is illustrated inside the triangle (e.g., the symbol shown to the left is high temperature caution).

Indicates prohibition. Do not take the prohibited action shown inside or near this symbol.

(e.g., The symbol shown to the left prohibits disassembly.)

● Indicates a mandatory action. A specific action is described near the symbol.

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Important Safety Information

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WARNING

¤ Do not use this instrument in an ambient temperature of 35 °C or greater.

…… The performance may deteriorate significantly.

Also, dielectric degradation may occur, which may result in short circuit or fire.

¤ Unplug the power cord when the instrument is not in use.

…… Failure to observe the above may result in electric shock, fire or damage to internal

circuitry.

¤ Install the instrument where you can pull the power cord out anytime.

¤ When using the power cord, ensure there is no dust on the power plug. The AC

outlet used must be within the specified power requirement of 100 ~ 240V.

…… Failure to observe the above may result in fire.

¤ When using a power cord or an AC adapter, make sure to use the one provided

with this instrument.

…… Other commercially available cords may have different voltage specifications and

polarity, which could result in short circuit, fire or damage to the instrument.

¤ When charging the batteries by the instrument, do not insert or pull the batteries

out.

…… Failure to observe this may result in damage to battery or internal circuitry.

CAUTION

¤ Remove battery when the instrument will not be used for an extended period of

time.

Also, do not leave a discharged battery inside the instrument.

…… Failure to observe the above may result in battery leakage and damage to the

instrument.

¤ Do not perform measurements in environments exceeding or falling below the

specified temperature and RH levels of the instrument. The instrument should not be exposed to direct sunlight for prolonged periods.

…… The instrument may not function properly outside the specified environment.

(10~35°C, 20~85%RH, with no condensation)

¤ Do not wipe the instrument with volatile solvents.

…… The body may be deformed or deteriorated. Use a soft dry cloth to remove stains.

If stains persist, soak the cloth in a neutral detergent or water and wipe the

instrument with the cloth. Never use volatile solvents such as thinner or benzene.

¤ Do not subject the instrument to strong shock. Do not place heavy objects on the

instrument or sensor.

…… Failure to observe the above may cause damage to the instrument.

¤ Do not move the main unit or the probe from a cold place to a warm place

quickly. It will cause condensation.

…… Even when used in an environment within the specified operating temperature and

humidity, a sudden temperature change may cause condensation. Condensation generated on the sensor may cause inaccurate measurements. Condensation on metal parts may cause rusting and lead to a malfunction.

Prohibition

Handle Properly

Prohibition

Prohibited

Installation

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Important Safety Information

¤ Do not touch the instrument when it is electrically charged.

…… Failure to observe the above may affect the measurement value and cause damage to

the instrument circuitry.

¤ Do not let the instrument suck in highly concentrated particles that exceed the

specification level.

…… Failure to observe the above may contaminate the instrument. As

a result the instrument may fail to obtain zero count. In order to check the performance under highly concentrated environments, make sure to attach the filter to the inlet.

If you accidentally let the instrument suck in highly concentrated particles, attach the filter to the inlet and brush inside the instrument while the pump is running.

¤ Do not dispose of the instrument as household waste.

…… Please note that the disposal of the instrument and the batteries should be in line with

your local or national legislation. For details, please contact your local distributor.

Handle Properly

Prohibition

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Table of Contents

1. Part Names and Functions ...................................................................... 1

1.1 General Outline ............................................................................................................ 1

1.2 Airborne Particle Counter ......................................................................................... 1

2. Getting Started ............................................................................................... 3

2.1 Power Supply ................................................................................................................ 3

2.2 Zero Check .................................................................................................................... 4

2.3 Isokinetic Suction Probe ........................................................................................... 4

2.4 Consumables ................................................................................................................ 5

2.4.1 Printer Paper Replacement .............................................................................................. 5

2.4.2 Zero Filter Replacement ................................................................................................... 5

2.4.3 Isokinetic Suction Probe Replacement ........................................................................ 6

2.5 User Authentication .................................................................................................... 6

3. Display Description and Operation Procedure ............................ 7

3.1 Boot Screen ................................................................................................................... 7

3.2 Log-In [A log-in is a necessary when the User Authentication

function is activated] ......................................................................................................... 8

3.2.1 Log-In Screen ....................................................................................................................... 8

3.2.2 User .......................................................................................................................................... 8

3.2.3 Authentication Screen ....................................................................................................... 9

3.2.4 Operation Log ....................................................................................................................... 9

3.3 Main Screen................................................................................................................. 10

3.3.1 Main Screen ......................................................................................................................... 10

3.3.2 Screen Change – Main Screen ..................................................................................... 16

3.4 MONITOR ...................................................................................................................... 18

3.5 MODE ............................................................................................................................. 19

3.5.1 SINGLE .................................................................................................................................. 19

3.5.2 CONTINUOUS ...................................................................................................................... 22

3.5.3 INTERVAL ............................................................................................................................. 23

3.5.4 STATS .................................................................................................................................... 25

3.5.5 STANDARD ........................................................................................................................... 27

3.5.6 PRESET .................................................................................................................................. 31

3.5.7 REMOTE ................................................................................................................................. 31

3.6 START ............................................................................................................................ 32

3.6.1 SINGLE, CONTINUOUS, INTERVAL ............................................................................. 32

3.6.2 STATS .................................................................................................................................... 34

3.6.3 STANDARD ........................................................................................................................... 41

3.6.4 Interlocking Operations .................................................................................................. 48

3.6.5 Saving Data ......................................................................................................................... 51

3.6.6 In Case a Measurement is Interrupted ..................................................................... 52

3.7 FILE ................................................................................................................................ 54

3.8 MENU ............................................................................................................................. 57

3.8.1 Measuring ............................................................................................................................. 57

3.8.2 Setting ................................................................................................................................... 64

3.8.3 Other ...................................................................................................................................... 67

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3.8.4 LOG OUT ............................................................................................................................... 73

3.8.5 EXIT ........................................................................................................................................ 73

4. PC Applications ............................................................................................. 74

4.1 User Management .................................................................................................. 74

4.2 Remote Console ...................................................................................................... 74

4.3 Create Schedule ...................................................................................................... 74

4.4 Remote Measurement .......................................................................................... 75

5. Connecting Option Sensors .................................................................. 76

6. Printing Examples ...................................................................................... 77

6.1 Printing Example for Each Measurement Mode ............................................ 77

6.1.1 SINGLE .................................................................................................................................. 77

6.1.2 CONTINUOUS ...................................................................................................................... 78

6.1.3 INTERVAL ............................................................................................................................. 79

6.1.4 STATS .................................................................................................................................... 80

6.1.5 STANDARD(for the measurement standards ISO14644-1:2015) .................. 81

6.1.6 STANDARD(for the measurement standards other than ISO14644-1:2015)

............................................................................................................................................................. 82

7. Battery Charge.............................................................................................. 83

7.1 Charging Battery ....................................................................................................... 83

8. Main Specifications .................................................................................... 84

9. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................... 85

10. Warranty and After-sales Service .................................................. 87

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1. Part Names and Functions

Power Switch

--- When the main power switch located on the rear of the unit is ON, you can turn the power on or off by using this button.

Inlet

--- Particles enter the unit from here. Attach the provided standard inlet. To use the provided isokinetic suction probe, attach the Tygon tube to the end of the inlet.

Printer

--- For printing measurement data. Set the

printer roll-paper here.

Paper Cover Open Switch

--- Slide this switch to open the cover when

changing the printer roll-paper.

To change printer paper refer to 2.4.1 Printer Paper Replacement.

LCD Touch Panel

--- This touch panel allows you to setup and control all instrument functions.

SUPPLY LED

POWER LED:

--- Indicates

ON/OFF of the unit.

FRONT

1. Part Names and Functions

1.1 General Outline

This Airborne Particle Counter is a light scattering laser particle counter using semiconductor

laser radiation as a light source. This counter is used to detect ultrafine airborne particles in a

cleanroom or other environment equivalent to a cleanroom. Mainly this counter is used as a

monitoring measurement equipment to monitor the cleanliness in a cleanroom.

By using option sensors, air velocity, temperature, humidity and differential pressure can be

measured simultaneously.

Each measurement value is displayed on the LCD screen and can be stored in the internal

memory of the instrument and be printed out by the internal printer. As for the power supply,

either an AC adapter (100-240V) or batteries can be used.

1.2 Airborne Particle Counter

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1. Part Names and Functions

Battery Compartment

--- Insert rechargeable battery here.

Refer to 2.1 Power Supply for how to install the battery.

BACK

Sampling Air Exhaust Port

--- Filtered sample air is exhausted at this

port.

Do not block the port as it may result in damage to the instrument.

DC-IN

---This is an inlet to supply AC power to the

instrument. Connect the provided AC adapter here.

Optional Sensor Connecting Terminal

--- Terminals where optional sensors can be

connected. Refer to 5. Connecting Option Sensors for details.

ETHERNET Connector

---To be used when controlling the

instrument by the software. For details,

refer to the operation manual for the

software.

MEMORY CARD Insertion Slot

(Service only.)

Upper: SERVICE PORT1 Connector

(Service only.)

Middle: SERVICE PORT2 Connector

(Service only.)

Lower: USB Connector

--- Insert a USB flash drive to store

measurement data.

To be used to transfer measurement data and other files to be processed on PCs.

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2. Getting Started

-- AC Adapter --

Plug the AC adapter into the connecting port.

AC100V~240V power supply shall be used.

Output voltage ……. DC 15V

Polarity of output voltage …

-- Battery --

Charge the battery by installing it in the instrument and then connecting the provided AC adapter. Refer to 7.Battery for charging the battery. You can also charge the battery with the optional charger.

Open the battery compartment cover on the rear of the instrument. Loosen the screw on the cover to open it.

Connect the battery to the connecter inside the compartment.

Insert the battery as shown to the right picture (the connecter end should go

to the rear of the compartment). Put the cover back and tighten the screw to fix the cover.

When you plug in the AC adapter, the SUPPLY LED will light up red. When the batteries are being charged, the red LED will blink.

After pressing the POWER switch on the front of the instrument, you will hear a beep and the POWER LED will light up. If the power is supplied by

the AC line, the SUPPLY LED will be red and if supplied by battery, the

LED will be yellow.

Several seconds later, the main screen appears automatically. Refer to

3. Display Description and Operation Procedure for the details

about the operation screen.

2. Getting Started

2.1 Power Supply

Supply power to the main unit.

There are two ways to supply power; using the AC adapter or a battery.

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2. Getting Started

2.2 Zero Check

If the internal optical system is dirty, you may not be able to perform an accurate

measurement.

To confirm the cleanliness of the internal optical system, perform a Zero Check

before measuring.

Remove the rubber cap that is mounted on the inlet on the upper

side of the main unit.

Next, attach the zero filter to the inlet using the supplied Tygon

tube.

The length of the tube is not critical. However, make sure that the

tube is not bent. (Approx. 60cm)

Follow the above procedure in order to prevent particles

from entering the instrument.

Perform a measurement for one minute and then conduct a

Zero Check.

(Refer to 3.4 Monitor for the operation procedure.)

Perform a Zero Check at least once a day.

It is recommended a Zero Check be done before and after each measurement.

If the count value is not zero, keep the zero filter attached to the inlet and tap [MONITOR] until the

count reads zero.

2.3 Isokinetic Suction Probe

Use the Isokinetic Suction Probe to ensure the sampling air

velocity is equivalent to the operating environment air velocity.

This allows you to perform a measurement without significantly

disturbing the normal air flow.

Attach the Isokinetic Suction Probe to the standard inlet by

using the provided Tygon tube.

When using the Tygon tube, cut the tube to the most

suitable length for your measurement requirements.

(We recommend the Tygon tube not be extended more than 1.5 meters)

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2. Getting Started

2.4 Consumables

2.4.1 Printer Paper Replacement

When the provided printer paper runs out, please purchase new printer paper (dust free paper),

Model 3910-05.

Installing printer paper

1. Press the Paper Cover Open Button to open the paper cover.

2. Place the paper as shown in the picture below.

3. Pull the top of the paper so that a slight portion is sticking out of the printer when the cover is

closed.

1. 3.

2.4.2 Zero Filter Replacement

If the performance of the provided zero filter is deteriorated, please purchase a new Zero Filter.

To replace a Zero Filter, refer to

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2. Getting Started

2.2 Zero Check.

2.4.3 Isokinetic Suction Probe Replacement

If the provided Isokinetic Suction Probe is damaged or lost or any air leak is detected, please

purchase a new Isokinetic Suction Probe, Model 3910-07.

To replace an Isokinetic Suction Probe, please refer to 2.3 Isokinetic Suction Probe.

2.5 User Authentication

This instrument allows you to configure an authentication using a user ID and a password for

security purposes.

When the User Authentication function is activated, the user authentication is required for logging

in at start-up and for changing settings. This function also allows for limiting possible activities for

each user.

There are some operating procedures that are only effective or necessary when the User

Authentication function is enabled, which are marked in this manual.

Setting a user authentication can be done from the Security Setting display.

Please refer to 3.8.3 Other – Security Setting.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

3.1 Boot Screen

A few seconds after the instrument is

turned ON, the screen shown to the

left will be displayed.

Please wait for a few moments, while

the system is initialized.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

3.2 Log-In [A log-in is a necessary when the User Authentication function is activated]

3.2.1 Log-In Screen

After the system is initialized, the

Log-in screen shown to the left will be

displayed.

Type your user ID and password in the

field and tap [OK] button.

Press [Shut Down] button to turn off

the instrument.

[CAPS] button: To type upper case letters

[SWITCH] button: Jump to next field

[CLR] button: Clear input

[BS] button: Back space, delete the preceding character

ATTENTION!

If a user fails to enter a correct password 10 times, that user ID will become temporarily invalid; the

user ID cannot be used to login for 24 hours.

*A built-in user [administrator] is set in this instrument.

On the first log-in, [administrator] shall be displayed as a user ID. The initial password of the [administrator] is "1234".

For security reasons, please change the password as soon as possible.

If multiple users are registered, the field of user ID on the log-in screen will be blank; type your user ID from the keyboard

screen.

3.2.2 User

When the User Authentication function is activated, measurement data and operation details are

recorded in this instrument together with the logged-in user's ID. It is also possible to limit the

range of functions to be performed by each user.

Settings of User information are conducted on the User Setting display (Refer to 3.8.3 Other - User

Management).

User information consists of User name, User ID, Password, and Qualification.

User name: a user name with up to 40 characters

User ID: a user ID with up to 16 characters.

Password: The instrument recognizes users with the combination of user ID and

Password. Passwords need to be 4 to 16 alphanumeric characters.

Passwords expire every 180 days, after which the user ID will be invalid until

a new password is set.

Qualification: When the User Authentication function is activated, restrictions on certain

functions/operations can be set for each user by the administrator.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

Authorization to use specific functions will be assigned to each user by the

administrator.

For example, if a user has no authorization for the [Copy File] operation,

he/she can view the contents of data files on the [FILE] screen, but cannot

copy data files to USB flash drive.

If the current logged in user does not have the authorization to carry out a

certain operation, the button for that operation is deactivated. Even if a user

has the authorization, the user will need to enter his/her user name and

password every time before initiating an action that requires the

authorization.

The administrator can reset passwords for any users in case of a lost or forgotten password (Refer

to 3.8.3. Other - User Management).

If the administrator forgets his/her password when the User Authentication function is activated,

nobody can operate the instrument. Therefore, registering multiple administrator users on the

instrument is strongly recommended.

3.2.3 Authentication Screen

Certain operations and settings require

user authentication.

In the Authentication screen, the

current logged in user ID is displayed.

Enter the password to authenticate.

ATTENTION!

If a user fails to entry his/her password 10 times, the user ID will become temporarily invalid; the

user ID cannot be used for 24 hours.

3.2.4 Operation Log

When the User Authentication function is activated, the instrument saves a history of operations,

error messages, and alarms in the log file.

The operation log stores the time, User ID, operation detail, result, and parameter of the

occurrence. (Please refer 3.8.3 Other for details on the operation log.)

A user can review logs on the [Log Maintenance] screen. (To review logs, the user needs to have

the authorization to review logs).

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

(2)

(1)

(3)

(4)

(5)

[DATA]

[GRAPH]

[MAP]

Ambient data

3.3 Main Screen

3.3.1 Main Screen

After the instrument is booted up and a

user has logged in, the main screen shown

to the left will be displayed.

All operations can be started from this screen.

The measurement parameters are displayed on the Measurement Condition / Ambient Data

display area (2).

When an option sensor is attached, you can tap the [SWITCH] button to show the ambient

data.

Tap the title to switch between data, graph and map.

When a chart is displayed, you can change the particle chart to the ambient chart by tapping the

[SWITCH] button.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

(1) Data Display:

Displays numeric value, chart and map.

(2) Measurement

Condition/

Ambient Data:

Displays measurement mode, measurement setting and measurement status/ Displays the current status when option sensors are connected.

(3) Status Display:

Displays the status of power source, pump, LD error, over count.

(4) START:

Starts measuring in the configured mode. This button becomes [STOP] button after sampling starts. Tap [STOP] button to stop sampling.

MONITOR:

Performs a measurement and displays a measurement value. This mode does not save measurement results. The measurement display value is updated every second.

MODE:

Selects measurement mode. Select either “SINGLE”, “CONTINUOUS”, “INTERVAL”, “STATS”, “STANDARD” or “REMOTE” mode. Configures

advanced settings in items such as INTERVAL, SAMPLE T. and CYCLES can be set in each mode. In “PRESET” loads stored measurement setting file.

FILE:

Loads, prints and deletes stored measurement data.

MENU:

Configures chart settings, alarm settings and system settings.

(5) Operating Status

Display:

Displays operating status. The remaining time is counted during a wait time; the measurement time and interval time are counted during a measurement.

Pause: Waiting: Measuring: Preparing: Suspended:

Not in operation Waiting for the next measurement In the process of measurement Preparing to start a measurement In a temporary state of suspension Tap [START] to restart the measurement.

Indicates if the instrument is powered by the AC power cord or a battery. If it’s battery-powered, the remaining battery level is also shown.

Indicates a pump error status. If the pump is operating abnormally, this icon will be shown.

Indicates an LD error status. If the LD is operating abnormally, this icon will be

shown.

Indicates if the measurement count per second exceeds the maximum measurable concentration.

Indicates if an instrument Alarm error is occurring. Tap this icon to cancel the Alarm sound.

When the User Authentication function is activated, a user needs to have the authorization for [Change

Measurement Mode] to select a measurement mode and to conduct measurement setting. In addition,

User Authentication is required.

To change settings from the [MENU], the user needs to have the authorization for [Access Control

Panel]. In addition, User Authentication is required.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

Switches between Total display and Single display.

is displayed when Total display is selected. is displayed when Single display is selected. The range of indicated data is as follows:

The numeric value will be indicated in black when Total display is set and in gray when Single display is set.

Channel

Total Display

Single Display

0.3um

X ≧ 0.3um

0.3um ≦ X ＜ 0.5um

0.5um

X ≧ 0.5um

0.5um ≦ X ＜1.0um

1.0um

X ≧ 1.0um

1.0um ≦ X ＜3.0um

3.0um

X ≧ 3.0um

3.0um ≦ X ＜5.0um

5.0um

X ≧ 5.0um

5.0um ≦ X ＜10.0um

10.0um

X ≧ 10.0um

* X: detected particle count

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

: Switches the display between the particle chart and the OP sensor chart on the GRAPH

screen.

: Scrolls the chart to the left (half of the display can be scrolled at a time).

: Scrolls the chart to the right (half of the display can be scrolled at a time).

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

：Sets the range of the Y axis.

Particle Graph (Example) ：

Select either LOG or LINEAR for the Y axis. Select the maximum scale value from four options.

For setting the four maximum values for each option, please refer to 3.8.1 MEASURING –

CHART SETTING.

In the display shown above, LOG is selected for the scale of the Y axis and the maximum scale

value of the Y axis is set to 10 to the sixth.

Option Sensor Graph (Example)：

Select one of the three combinations of minimum and maximum scale values of the Y axis for

each sensor. For setting the combination of minimum and maximum values for each option, please refer to 3.8.1 MEASURING – CHART SETTING.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

Sets the maximum scale value of the X axis to 10.

Sets the maximum scale value of the X axis to 20.

Sets the maximum scale value of the X axis to 50.

100

Sets the maximum scale value of the X axis to 100.

150

Sets the maximum scale value of the X axis to 150.

300

Sets the maximum scale value of the X axis to 300.

ALL

Displays all data.

: Sets the range of the X axis.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

MONITOR

MODE

RETURN

MONITOR

START

STOP

EXIT

FILE

3.3.2 Screen Change – Main Screen

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

MODE Screen

1. Tap [MODE] on the

Main Screen.

2. Configure the measurement conditions on

the MODE screen.

Select a desired measurement mode from

the MODE screen and tap [RETURN].

3. Tap [START] on the Main

Screen.

Main Screen

To select the measurement mode or conduct measurement settings when the User Authentication

function is activated, a user needs to have the authorization for Change Measurement Mode.

In addition, User Authentication is required.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

3.4 MONITOR

Tap [MONITOR] on the main screen to start

monitoring. Sampling for a measurement

will start in 10 seconds after the pump starts

operating.

* Note that the instrument is capable of

180 hours of continuous operation.

While measuring, tap [MONITOR (STOP)]

again. A dialog will be displayed asking you

if you want to stop monitoring. Tap [Yes] to

stop monitoring.

Note that you cannot save measurement

data or display the chart when you are

monitoring in this mode.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

Sampling Time

(15sec)

Start

Measurement

Finish

Measurement

Wait Time

Pump ON

Delay Time

10 sec

Wait Time

*Note that the instrument is capable of 180 hours

of continuous operation in every measurement mode.

3.5 MODE

Tap [MODE] to display the mode selection window.

*A User needs to have the

authorization (Change Measurement

Mode) to change measurement mode.

In the Mode setting screen you can

configure measurement settings in each

mode.

Select a mode from below and tap it;

“SINGLE”,“CONTINUOUS”,“INTERVAL”,

“STATS”,“STANDARD”,”PRESET”,

“REMOTE”.

You can set items such as INTERVAL,

SAMPLE T., CYCLES, MANUAL STOP, AUTO

SAVE, AUTO PRINT and START DELAY.

Please note that the setting items vary

depending on the measurement mode.

3.5.1 SINGLE

[Measurement Flow]

Perform a measurement once within the pre-set time frame.

Example: If the setting is as follows:

INTERVAL: N/A

SAMPLE T.: 00:00:15

CYCLES: N/A

A 15 second sampling is performed.

* Delay Time: Set Delay Time in START DELAY screen (Refer to 3.8.1 Measuring).

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

Did you set

Delay Time?

Counting down

Delay time

Display

"Waiting"

Is Pump

working?

Pump is turned on

Display

"Preparing"

Measurement

starts

10 sec to

go?

Display

"Measuring"

Is Pump

working?

Pump is turned on

Wait for 10 sec

Display

"Preparing"

Wait for 10 sec

YES

NO NO

YES

[Delay Time]

You can set Delay Time in the START DELAY screen. Please refer to 3.8.1 Measuring for details. Below is a breakdown of the Wait Time.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

(b)

(a)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

[Measurement Settings]

Tap [SINGLE] to open the [MEASURE SETTING] dialogue box.

[SAMPLE T.] (Sampling Time)

Tap the entry field (a) to display a numeric

keypad.

Enter “hours”, “minutes” and “seconds” on the

numeric keypad and tap [OK] (b).

Check “AUTO SAVE” to store the data

automatically.

Check “AUTO PRINT” to print the data

automatically.

Check “START DELAY” to use a delay time

prior to a measurement.

Check “Set time” to set the time when you want to start a

measurement.

Tap [OK] (c) to save and activate the settings

(User Authentication required).

[PRESET]

Tap [PRESET] (d) on [MEASURE SETTING] dialog box to display a window asking you to input

PRESET NAME.

Tap the entry field (e) to display the keyboard. Enter the file name and tap [Enter] (f).

Tap [OK] to save the current settings (User Authentication required).

* In the future you can automatically load the configuration saved here as a PRESET. Refer to 3.5.6

PRESET.

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Sampling Time

Start

Measurement

Finish

Measurement

Wait Time

STOP

3.5.2 CONTINUOUS

[Measurement Flow]

Start/Stop measuring manually.

Example: If the setting is as follows:

INTERVAL : N/A

SAMPLE T. : N/A

CYCLES : N/A

A continuous measurement is performed until you manually stop it.

[Measurement Settings]

Check “AUTO SAVE” to store the data

automatically.

Check “AUTO PRINT” to print the data

automatically.

Check “START DELAY” to use a delay time

prior to a measurement.

Check “Set time” to set the time when you

want to start a measurement.

Tap [OK] to save and activate the current

settings (User Authentication

required).

[PRESET]

Tap [PRESET] to display a window asking you

to input “PRESET NAME”.

Tap the entry field to display the keyboard.

Enter the file name and tap [Enter].

Tap [OK] to save the current settings

(User Authentication required).

* In the future you can load the configuration

saved here as a PRESET. Refer to 3.5.6

PRESET.

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Interval

(1 min)

Sampling Time (15sec)

The 1st Measurement

The 2nd Measurement

The 20th Measurement

Total Time: 19min 15sec

Start

Measurement

Finish

Wait Time

Interval

(1 min)

Sampling Time (15sec)

Sampling Time

(15sec)

3.5.3 INTERVAL

[Measurement Flow]

Configure INTERVAL, SAMPLE T and CYCLES, and repeat measuring.

Example: If the setting is as follows:

INTERVAL: 00:01:00

SAMPLE T.: 00:00:15

CYCLES: 20

A total of 20 measurements are performed at one minute intervals.

Note: Sampling time is 15 seconds and standby time is 45 seconds.

Measurement Flow

If the time period between two samplings is 10 seconds or longer, the pump will be turned OFF after

a sampling is finished. Then the pump will be turned ON again 10 seconds before the next sampling

starts.

[Measurement Settings]

You can set INTERVAL, SAMPLE T., CYCLES and

MANUAL STOP.

To set INTERVAL and SAMPLE T, tap the entry

field to display a numeric keypad. Enter “hours”,

“minutes” and “seconds”, and tap [OK].

Tap the entry field for CYCLES to display a

numeric keypad. Tap the value you want to

enter and tap [Enter].

Check “MANUAL STOP” to continue measuring until you manually stop it regardless of the CYCLES

setting.

Check “AUTO SAVE” to store the data automatically.

Check “AUTO PRINT” to print the data automatically.

Check “START DELAY” to use a delay time prior to a measurement.

Check “Set time” to set the time when you want to start a measurement.

Tap [OK] to save and activate the settings (User Authentication required).

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[PRESET]

Tap [PRESET] to display a window asking you to

input “PRESET NAME”.

Tap the entry field to display the keyboard.

Enter the file name and tap [Enter].

Tap [OK] to save the current settings

(User Authentication required).

* In the future you can automatically load the

configuration saved here as a PRESET. Refer

to 3.5.6 PRESET.

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Check “AUTO SAVE” to store the data

automatically.

Check “AUTO PRINT” to print the data

automatically.

Check “START DELAY” to use a delay time

prior to a measurement.

Check “Set time” to set the time when you

want to start a measurement.

Tap [OK] to save and activate the settings

(User Authentication required).

3.5.4 STATS

[Measurement Flow]

Configure SAMPLE T., CYCLES and SAMPLE POINT, and repeat measuring.

In STATS mode, INTERVAL and SAMPLE T. are configured with the same value. Measurements are

repeated according to the CYCLES settings in each SAMPLE POINT.

[Measurement Settings]

If there are any MAP files saved or any MAP is

saved on the USB flash drive, they are displayed in

the dropdown list of SCHEDULE. When measuring

by using a MAP file, select a FILE from the list.

Tap the entry field for “SAMPLE T”. to display a

numeric keypad. Enter the values for hours,

minutes and seconds on the numeric keypad and

tap [OK].

Tap the entry field of “CYCLES” to display a

numeric keypad. Enter a value and tap [ENTER].

Once a MAP file is loaded, you cannot change the

settings for SAMPLE POINT. (The configured

number of measurement points in the MAP file

will be applied.)

When a MAP file is not loaded, tap an entry field of

“SAMPLE POINT” to display a numeric keypad.

Enter a value and tap [ENTER].

[PRESET]

Tap “PRESET” to display a window asking you to

input “PRESET NAME”.

Tap the entry field to display the keypad. Enter

the file name and tap [Enter].

Tap [OK] to save the current settings

(User Authentication required).

* In the future you can automatically load the

configuration saved here as a PRESET. Refer to

3.5.6 PRESET.

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When a MAP file is specified in [SCHEDULE]

on the [MEASURE SETTING] screen, tap

[MAP] to display a MAP.

You can change the location order.

Tap the Location to be changed.

Use the and buttons to change

the order.

Tap [OK]. Then a window will be displayed

asking if you want to save the new order of the

Location.

Tap [Yes] or [No] (User Authentication

required).

Tap [Yes] to set the changes and go back to [MEASURE SETTING] screen.

Tap [No] to go back to MAP screen.

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the changes and go

back to [MEASURE SETTING] screen.

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3.5.5 STANDARD

[Measurement Flow]

You can perform a measurement which complies with 7 measurement standards as follows:

- ISO14644-1:2015 (International Standard) Refer to ISO14644-1. 2015

- ISO14644-1:1999 (International Standard) Refer to ISO14644-1. 1999

- ISO 14644-1 SEQUENTIAL SAMPLING (International Standard) Refer to ISO14644-1. 2015

- FEDERAL STANDARD (m) (The US Standard) Refer to FEDERAL STANDARD 209E.

- FEDERAL STANDARD (ft) (The US Standard)

- BRITISH STANDARD (British Standard) Refer to BS-5295.

- EU GMP (European Standard) Refer to EU GMP.

- GB/T 16292-1996 (Chinese Standard) Refer to GB/T 16292-1996.

Tap [STANDARD] to open the SELECT

STANDARD window to select a

measurement standard to be applied in

the STANDARD mode.

Select and set one of the above

measurement standards.

Tap [OK] to display the

MEASURE SETTING screen to configure measurement

settings.

Tap [CANCEL] to go back to

[MODE] screen.

【ISO14644-1 1999】

[Measurement Settings]

The setting items for CLASS and items in the

EXTENSION tab varies depending on the

STANDARD settings you configured.

In the BASIC tab;

Configure the settings of CLASS, SCHEDULE,

ROOM, LOCATION, CYCLES,SAMPLE T and

PARTICLE SIZE.

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CLASS:

Set the cleanliness level of the cleanroom to be measured. By configuring this setting, the appropriate particle size for the configured CLASS can be selected.

SCHEDULE:

You can load a MAP file. If you select the file, the MAP function will be activated and the MAP will be displayed.

ROOM:

Input the size of the room to be measured.

LOCATION:

Input the number of measurement points.

CYCLES:

Input the measurement cycles.

SAMPLE T.:

Input the sampling time.

CLASS:

Set the cleanliness level of the cleanroom to be measured. After configuring this setting, the appropriate particle size for the configured CLASS can be selected. Select the particle size(s) to be printed out. The setting here has precedence over the print setting on page 54.

SCHEDULE:

You can load a MAP file. If you select the file, the MAP function will be activated and the MAP will be displayed.

ROOM:

Input the size of the room to be measured.

LOCATION:

Input the number of measurement points.

CYCLES:

Input the measurement cycles.

SAMPLE T.:

Input the sampling time.

PARTICLE SIZE: Select one particle size which will be judged in EVALUATION DATA.

【ISO14644-1 2015】

[Measurement Settings]

(for the measurement standard

ISO14644-1:2015 + CLASS ISO1, ISO2,

ISO3, ISO4, or ISO9)

The setting items for CLASS and items in the

EXTENSION tab varies depending on the

STANDARD settings you configured.

In the BASIC tab;

Configure the settings of CLASS, SCHEDULE, ROOM, LOCATION, CYCLES and SAMPLE T

PARTICLE SIZE.

PARTICLE SIZE: Select one or multi particle size which will be judged in EVALUATION DATA.

You can set [SAMPLE T.], [CYCLES], and [SAMPLE POINT] to repeat measurements.

INTERVAL and SAMPLE T. are configured with the same value. Measurements are repeated

according to the CYCLES setting in each SAMPLE POINT.

After the all the measurements are finished, the results are evaluated according to the selected

standard.

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Tap [APPLY] to save the new settings.

(User Authentication required).

Tap [OK] to save the new settings and return to

MODE screen.

(User Authentication required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the changes and close the

window.

Check “AUTO SAVE” to store the data automatically.

Check “AUTO PRINT” to print the data automatically.

Check “START DELAY” to use a delay time prior to a

The numeric value shown next to the each entry field is the recommended value based on CLASS;

ROOM and AIR DIRECTION (in EXTENTION tab). Tap [SET] to use the recommended value.

In the EXTENTION tab, configure the following;

- ROOM STATUS

- AIR DIRECTION (only for Federal Standard)

- COMMENT

- ID

- COMPANY

[AIR DIRECTION]

- Select unidirectional when wind direction is

constant.

- Select nonunidirectional when wind direction

is not constant.

(※Only FEDERAL STANDARD (m)、FEDERAL STANDARD

(ft)、GB/T 16292-1996 mode are settable)

[ROOM STATUS]

Select either as-built, as-rest or operational.

- Select as-built when the cleanroom is setting up.

- Select as-rest when the cleanroom function is off.

- Select operational when the cleanroom function is

on.

[COMMENT]

Tap the entry field to display a keypad. Enter

comment and tap [Enter].

[ID]

Tap the entry field to display a keypad. Enter ID and

tap [Enter].

[COMPANY]

Tap the entry field to display a keypad. Enter

company name and tap [Enter].

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[PRESET]

Tap [PRESET] to display a window asking you

to input PRESET NAME.

Tap the entry field to display the keyboard.

Enter the file name and tap [Enter].

Tap [OK] to save the current settings

(User Authentication required).

You can configure the saved measurement

settings by loading a saved PRESET Refer to 3.5.6 PRESET for more details.

Tap the [MAP] button to display MAP.

You can change the location order by tapping the Location to be changed and then using the and buttons.

Tap [OK]. Then a window will be displayed

asking if you want to save the new order of

the Locations. Tap [Yes] or [No].

Tap [Yes] to save the changes and go back to

[MEASURE SETTING] screen

(User Authentication required).

Tap [No] to go back to display MAP.

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the changes and go

back to [MEASURE SETTING] screen.

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3.5.6 PRESET

Select the item that you want to load or delete.

Tap [OK] to load the selected PRESET settings

into MODE and MEASURE SETTING

(User Authentication required).

Tap [DELETE] to delete the selected PRESET

setting (User Authentication required).

Select [PRESET] on the mode screen to

display [CALL PRESET] screen.

The settings in the selected PRESET file will

be reflected in the MODE and Measurement

Settings.

*A User needs to have the

authorization (Delete Files) to delete

[PRESET] files.

The first two letters of the file name indicates

the mode type.

SG: SINGLE MEASUREMENT

CO: CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT

IN: INTERVAL MEASUREMENT

ST: STATS MEASUREMENT

IS: STANDARD MEASUREMENT

3.5.7 REMOTE

Tap [REMOTE] on the [MODE] screen to change to

[REMOTE MODE].

Change to [REMOTE MODE] when performing a measurement from a PC connected via Ethernet

using the remote sampling software.

Tap [RETURN] to stop the [REMOTE MODE] and return to [MODE] screen.

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3.6 START

3.6.1 SINGLE, CONTINUOUS, INTERVAL

Tap [START] on the main screen to start

a measurement in accordance with the

settings configured in 3.5 MODE .

 If “START DELAY” is NOT checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START] , the pump will

begin running. After the pump has run for

10 seconds to stabilize the flow rate, the

measurement will begin.

 If only “START DELAY” is checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START] , the count of

the Delay Time begins. During the last 10

seconds of that Delay Time the pump will

run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

 If “START DELAY” and “Set time”

are checked in [MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START] , “Input START

TIME” dialog box will be displayed. Enter

the time when you want to start

measuring and tap [OK]. During the last

10 seconds of the [Time left] time the

pump will run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

Tap [CANCEL] to stop measuring and go

back to the menu screen.

If you fail to press [OK] after entering

“START TIME”, and the entered START

TIME arrives, the instrument will increase

the start time in 10 minute intervals until

you press [OK].

Tap the [STOP] button to stop a

measurement.

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After measurement

is finished

To display the chart tap button while measuring.

Display screen example in each Measurement MODE.

*Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement in CONTINUOUS mode.

* After a measurement in INTERVAL mode is finished, the measurement results will be displayed.

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3.6.2 STATS

- When not using a MAP file

Tap [START] on the main screen to

display [CONFIRM] screen.

A measurement will start based on the

setting configured in 3.5 MODE .

Tap [START] to start a measurement.

 If "START DELAY" is NOT checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the pump will

begin running. After the pump has run for

10 seconds to stabilize the flow rate, the

measurement will begin

 If only "START DELAY" is checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the count of the

Delay Time begins. During the last 10

seconds of that Delay Time the pump will

run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

 If "START DELAY" and "Set time"

are checked in [MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], [Input START

TIME] dialog box will be displayed. Enter

the time when you want to start

measuring and tap [OK]. During the last

10 seconds of the [Time left] time the

pump will run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

Tap [CANCEL] to stop measuring and go

back to the menu screen.

If you fail to press [OK] after entering

"START TIME", and the entered START

TIME arrives, the instrument will increase

the start time in 10 minute intervals until

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you press [OK]. Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

Tap button while measuring to

display a chart.

When a measurement at each location is

finished, the measurement results screen

will be displayed.

Tap [NEXT] to display [CONFIRM] screen

which informs you of the next measurement

point then wait for the next measurement.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform another

measurement at this measurement point.

Tap [PRINT] to print the measurement

results.

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Every time you tap this button, the

particle unit changes in the order of:

p  p/cf  p/m³.

Use this button to select either

Total display or Single display.

(Only applicable for RAW DATA)

When all the measurements are finished,

the final measurement results screen will be

displayed.

You can view the results of a certain

LOCATION by selecting a Location from the

dropdown list of [Location].

Tap [CLOSE] to end the measurement.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

measurement again at the last point. Tap

[PRINT] to print measurement results of the

last measurement point.

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- When using a MAP file

In STATS mode, a MAP will be displayed upon

tapping [START] .

The map is displayed by data transfer from a

PC or using MAP file in a USB flash drive.

(If a MAP is set from a USB flash drive, insert

the USB flash drive and tap [START] to start a

measurement.

If the USB flash drive storing a MAP is not

inserted, a measurement cannot be started.)

A measurement will start based on the

settings configured in 3.5 MODE .

Select a Location and tap [START] to start a

measurement.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

Tap [ZOOM] to enlarge a MAP.

(Press [NORMAL] to return to viewing the

entire MAP when a map is enlarged.)

Select a Location and tap [DETAIL] to view

the image of the selected Location.

(You need to register the image for the

[DETAIL] view when creating a Schedule

using the provided PC application.)

When a MAP is enlarged, [SCROLL UP],

[SCROLL DOWN], [SCROLL LEFT] and

[SCROLL RIGHT] buttons are activated,

which enables you to move the MAP from the

left to right and up to down.

The color of a location changes from green to

red once a measurement is done.

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Select a Location and tap [DETAIL] to view

the image of the selected Location. (The

image of the Location needs to be registered

when creating a Schedule using the provided

PC application.)

Tap [START] on the MAP to start a

measurement.

 If "START DELAY" is NOT checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the pump will

begin running. After the pump has run for

10 seconds to stabilize the flow rate, the

measurement will begin.

 If only "START DELAY" is checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the count of the

Delay Time begins. During the last 10

seconds of that Delay Time the pump will

run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

 If "START DELAY" and "SET time"

are checked in [MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], [Input START

TIME] dialog box will be displayed. Enter

the time when you want to start

measuring and tap [OK]. During the last

10 seconds of the [Time left] time the

pump will run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

Tap [CANCEL] to stop measuring and go

back to the main screen.

If you fail to press [OK] after entering

"START TIME", and the entered START

TIME arrives, the instrument will increase

the start time in 10 minute intervals until

you press [OK].

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Tap button while measuring to

display a chart.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

When a measurement at each location is finished, the measurement results screen will be displayed.

Tap [NEXT] to display the MAP again.

Then the instrument waits for the next

measurement point to be selected.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

re-measurement at the current location.

Tap [PRINT] to print the measurement

results.

The color of a location changes from green to

red once a measurement is done.

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Every time you tap this button,

the particle unit changes in the

order of:

p -> p/cf -> p/m³.

Use this button to select either

Total display or Single display.

(Only applicable for RAW DATA)

When all the measurements are finished, the final measurement results screen will be displayed.

You can view the results of a certain

LOCATION POINT by selecting Location from

the dropdown list of [LOCATION].

Tap [CLOSE] to end the measurement.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

measurement again at the last point.

Tap [PRINT] to print measurement results of

the last measurement point.

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3.6.3 STANDARD

- When not using a MAP file

Tap [START] to display [CONFIRM]

screen.

A measurement will start based on the

settings configured in 3.5 MODE.

Tap [START] to start a measurement.

 If "START DELAY" is NOT checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the pump will

begin running. After the pump has run for

10 seconds to stabilize the flow rate, the

measurement will begin.

 If only "START DELAY" is checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the count of the

Delay Time begins. During the last 10

seconds of that Delay Time the pump will

run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

 If "START DELAY" and "Set time"

are checked in [MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], “Input START

TIME” dialog box will be displayed. Enter

the time when you want to start

measuring and tap [OK]. During the last

10 seconds of the [Time left] time the

pump will run to stabilize, after which the

measurement will begin.

Tap [CANCEL] to stop measuring and go

back to the menu screen.

If you fail to tap [OK] after entering

"START TIME", and the entered START

TIME arrives, the instrument will increase

the start time in 10 minute intervals until

you press [OK].

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When a measurement at each location is finished, the measurement results screen will be displayed.

Tap [NEXT] to display a [CONFIRM] window

informing you of the next measurement point,

and wait for the next measurement.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

re-measurement.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

Tap [PRINT] to print a measurement result.

Tap [START] on the [CONFIRM] screen to

start a measurement.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

Tap button while measuring to display

a chart.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

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When all the measurements are finished, the final measurement results screen will be displayed.

You can view the result of a certain

LOCATION POINT by selecting Location from

the dropdown list.

Tap [EVAL] to display CLEAN ROOM

EVALUATION window.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

re-measurement.

Tap [PRINT] to print a measurement result.

By selecting particle size you can change the

particle size of the data to be evaluated.

However, the status indicated by

RESULT is determined based on the particle

size selected in [MODE] settings.

Tap [CLOSE] to close the window.

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- When using a MAP file

In STANDARD measurement tap [START]

to display a MAP.

The map is displayed by data transfer from a

PC or using MAP file in a USB flash drive.

(If a MAP is set from a USB flash drive, insert

the USB flash drive and tap [START] to start a

measurement.

If the USB flash drive storing a MAP is not

inserted, a measurement cannot be started.)

A measurement will start based on the

settings configured in 3.5 MODE .

Select a Location and tap [START] to start a

measurement.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

Tap [ZOOM] to enlarge a MAP.

(Press [NORMAL] to return to viewing the

entire MAP when a map is enlarged.)

When a MAP is enlarged, [SCROLL UP],

[SCROLL DOWN], [SCROLL LEFT] and

[SCROLL RIGHT] buttons are activated,

which enables you to move the MAP from the left to right and up to down.

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Select a Location and tap [DETAIL] to view

the image of the selected Location. (The

image of the Location needs to be registered

when creating a Schedule using the provided

PC application.)

Tap [START] to start a measurement.

 If "START DELAY" is NOT checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the pump will begin running. After the pump has run for 10 seconds to stabilize the flow rate, the measurement will begin.

 If only "START DELAY" is checked in

[MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], the count of the Delay Time begins. During the last 10 seconds of that Delay Time the pump will run to stabilize, after which the measurement will begin.

 If "START DELAY" and "Set time" are

checked in [MODE] setting:

Upon tapping [START], [Input START TIME] dialog box will be displayed. Enter the time when you want to start measuring and tap [OK]. During the last 10 seconds of the [Time left] time the pump will run to stabilize, after which the measurement will begin.

Tap [CANCEL] to stop measuring and go

back to the main screen.

If you fail to press [OK] after entering

"START TIME", and the entered START TIME

arrives, the instrument will increase the

start time in 10 minute intervals until you

press [OK].

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Tap button while measuring to

display a chart.

When a measurement at each location is

finished, the measurement results screen

will be displayed.

In [RAW DATA] tab, measurement data

will be displayed.

In [CALC DATA] tab, data of minimum

(MIN), maximum (MAX) and average

(AVE) measurements will be displayed.

Tap [NEXT] to display the MAP again and

wait for the next point to be selected.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

re-measurement.

Tap [STOP] to stop a measurement.

Tap [PRINT] to print measurement

results.

The color of a location changes from green

to red once a measurement is done.

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When all the measurements are finished,

the final measurement results screen will

be displayed.

You can view the result of a certain

LOCATION POINT by selecting Location

from the dropdown list.

Tap [EVAL] to display [CLEAN ROOM

EVALUATION] screen.

Tap [REMEASURE] to perform a

re-measurement at the current location.

Tap [PRINT] to print a measurement

result.

By selecting particle size you can change

the particle size of the data to be

evaluated. However, the status indicated

by RESULT is determined based on the

particle size selected in the [MODE]

setting.

Tap [Close] to close the window.

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Every time you tap the particle unit, it changes in the order of:

CNT  /cf  /m3.

3.6.4 Interlocking Operations

Tap a particle size on the screen to display

the data for the particular particle size. Tap to return to displaying data for all 6

particle sizes.

Tap to switch to displaying a

chart while measuring.

A particle-size-based histogram will be

displayed in SINGLE and CONTINUOUS

modes.

Tap again to return to displaying

data for all 6 particle sizes.

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<INTERVAL, STATS and STANDARD modes>

A time series chart will be displayed in

INTERVAL, STATS and STANDARD

modes.

Tap to switch to the Single display.

Tap to return to the Total display.

For details on Total display and Single display,

please refer to P10 Icons in the Status

Display.

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Status of Measurement RESULT display

Message when printing

There are six indications for STATUS;

“OK”, “F”, “L”, “O”, “V” and “B”.

Each means;

OK: No error

F: FLOW error

L: LD error

O: OPTION SENSOR error

V: OVER error

(The count per second exceeds

the maximum detectable

concentration)

B: BATTERY error

While data is being printed, the message

shown to the left will be displayed.

If you tap [STOP], you can cancel the

printing. However, the data already

transmitted to the printer will be printed.

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3.6.5 Saving Data

If AUTO SAVE is not checked on the MODE setting window, data will not be saved to a file after

measuring. If you try to change the MODE or start another measurement when AUTO SAVE is not

checked, you will get the message shown below, which asks you whether you want to save the

data.

- Tap [YES] to save the data.

- Tap [NO] to discard the data.

If the electricity goes out during a measurement, data will be treated as below.

[SINGLE] and [CONTINUOUS] Mode

Data during a measurement will be discarded when the power goes OFF.

[INTERVAL] Mode

Data taken before electricity goes out remains stored in the instrument.

When restarting the instrument, you will get the message shown below, which asks you whether you want to save the data.

- Tap [YES] to save the data.

- The calculation data will be created using the

data collected before the power went out.

- Tap [NO] to discard the data.

[STATS] and [STANDARD] Mode

Data taken before electricity went out remains in the instrument. However, the data from the

location where a measurement was being performed when the power went out is not saved.

The measurement will be in a temporary state of suspension.

-> Refer to the next page: 3.6.6 In Case a Measurement is Interrupted.

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3.6.6 In Case a Measurement is Interrupted

If you stop a measurement in STATS or STANDARD mode before all measurements complete, and

there is more than one location where a determined set of measurements is finished, the

instrument will be in a temporary state of suspension. In this case, the Operating Status Display

indicates "Suspended".

The instrument will remain in a temporary state of suspension until a measurement restarts or

completes. During this period you cannot change the measurement mode or MODE settings.

[STATS]

If you start a measurement when the instrument is in a temporary state of suspension, the

message below will be displayed, asking you if you want to restart a measurement or not.

Tap [YES] to resume measuring from the next

LOCATION.

If you tap [NO], you will get a message asking if you

want to save the data or not. Tap [CANCEL] to go back to the main screen.

If you tap [NO] on the window above, a

confirmation window will be displayed

asking if you want to save the data or not.

Tap [YES] to save the data.

Tap [NO] to discard the data.

If you try to switch the mode, the message below will be displayed, indicating that the instrument

is in a temporary state of suspension.

Tap [OK].

You cannot change the mode when a measurement is

in a temporary state of suspension.

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[STANDARD]

If you start a measurement when the instrument is in a temporary state of suspension, the

message below will be displayed, asking you if you want to restart a measurement or not.

Tap [YES] to resume measuring from the next

LOCATION.

Tap [NO] to display CLEAN ROOM EVALUATION. Then

the measurement will be completed.

Tap [PRINT] to print out the result.

Tap [CANCEL] to close the CLEAN ROOM

EVALUATION window.

If you try to switch the mode, the message below will be displayed, indicating that the instrument

is in a temporary state of suspension.

Tap [OK].

You cannot change the mode when a measurement is

in a temporary state of suspension.

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Data Display

(a)

(b)

(c)

SG: SINGLE

FS: FEDERAL STANDARD

CO: CONTINUOUS

BS: BRITISH STANDARD

IN: INTERVAL

EC: EU GMP

ST: STATS

GB: GB/T

IS: ISO

(e)

(f)

(g)

(h)

(e)

(f)

(g)

(h)

(h)

(e)

(f)

(g)

3.7 FILE

Select [FILE] on the main screen. Then a screen

shown to the left will be displayed. You can display,

print, delete, copy and move data here.

The file name consists of an abbreviation of the

Measurement mode + Date + Time.

The measurement mode abbreviations are:

(a) To display names of every saved file,

check [OPEN]. (When this screen is open,

[OPEN] is selected by default.)

(b) Use [MEASURE MODE] to narrow down the files

to be displayed.

the file name will be displayed in the box for

[FILE NAME]. Then tap [OK] to open the data

display screen as shown below.

Tap [CALC DATA] tab to display CALC result.

Tap [SETTING] tab to display the setting information.

(e) To delete the displayed file, tap [DELETE]. A dialog will be

displayed asking you if you want to delete it or not. Tap

[YES] to delete the file displayed.

(To delete files, a user needs to have

authorization to Delete Files, and User Authentication is required）

(f) Tap [PRINT] to print the data.

(g) Tap [CLOSE] to close a window.

(h) In STATS mode and STANDARD mode, you can change the

data to be displayed by selecting LOCATION.

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(c)

(a)

(b)

Copy Files

Delete Files

(a) Select the [COPY] button to copy file and insert USB

flash drive to store the selected file(s). A check box

will be displayed at the beginning of each file name so

that you can check the file(s) that you want to copy.

(b) Use [MEASURE MODE] to narrow down the files to be

copied.

(User Authentication required)

*A User needs the authorization (Copy Files) to copy files.

Copied files are encrypted, and can be converted to text files with the provided user

management software.

(a) Select the [DELETE] button to delete files.

A check box will be displayed at the beginning of

each file name so that you can check the file(s) that

you want to delete.

(b) Use [MEASURE MODE] to narrow down the files to be

deleted.

to delete them.

(User Authentication required)

*For data protection purpose, files can be deleted only after they have been copied.

*A User needs the authorization (Delete Files) to delete files.

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Move Files

(a)

(b)

(c)

(a) Select the [MOVE] button to move files from internal

data storage. Insert USB flash drive to store the

selected file(s). Select the dates of files to be moved.

A check box will be displayed at the beginning of each

file name so that you can check the file(s) that you

want to move.

(b) Use [MEASURE MODE] to narrow down the files to be

moved.

them.

(User Authentication required)

*After files are moved to the USB flash drive, they are deleted from

the internal data storage.

*A user needs authorization to both Copy Files and Delete Files to move files.

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3.8 MENU

3.8.1 Measuring

Select [MENU] on the main screen to display

the window.

*A user needs to have the

authorization (Access Control Panel)

to change the settings on the menu.

In the Measuring window you can configure

the following settings;

- CHART

- PRINT

- ALARM

- OPTION SENSOR

- START DELAY

- MESSAGE

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MAX value set in the PARTICLE tab in the CHART SETTING

window is applied to the chart.

Tap the MAX value to change it.

(It changes in the order of “10”, “20”, “50”, “100”, “150”,

and “300”.)

Y Axis:

MAX value set in the

PARTICLE tab in the CHART

SETTING window is applied

to the chart.

Tap the MAX value to

change it.

(It changes in the order of

MAX settings 1, 2, 3, and 4.)

Y-axis in LINEAR scale

X-axis

Y-axis in LOG scale

· CHART SETTING

Configure the axis of the chart and range

settings.

For X Axis select either “10”, “20”, “50”,

“100”, “150” or “300”.

For Y Axis in PARTICLE tab select either

[LOG] or [LINEAR].

Select 1, 2, 3 or 4 to determine which of the

Y AXIS MAX values will be displayed on the

chart.

You can set 4 different max values each for

[LOG] and [LINEAR].

When you configure the chart settings as shown above, the chart will be as shown below.

X Axis:

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The MAX value set in the OPTION tab in

the CHART SETTING window is applied to

the chart.

Tap MAX value to change it.

(It changes in the order of “10”, “20”,

“50”, “100”, “150”, and “300”.)

The MAX and MIN values set for each

sensor in the OPTION tab in the CHART

SETTING window is applied in the chart.

Tap MAX or MIN value to change it.

(It changes in the order of MIN & MAX

settings 1, 2, and 3.)

When you configure the chart settings as shown above, the chart will be as shown below.

In the OPTION tab, configure the [MIN] and

[MAX] settings for each sensor.

For each sensor you can set three different

values.

Tap [APPLY] to save the values that are

currently displayed in the tab ( User

Authentication required). The window

remains open.

Tap [OK] to save the values and close the

window ( User Authentication

required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard any changes you

have made to the values and close the

window. The previous values will be applied.

Select 1, 2 or 3 to determine which of the 3 value settings will be displayed on the chart.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

· PRINT SETTING

In the [PRINT SETTING] screen you can set

output items for printing.

Check "Alarm Print" to print the data at the

moment of an alarm being issued and when it is

lifted. In [RAW DATA] tab, you can configure

the following settings:

- RAW data printing ON/OFF

- Particle size(s) to be printed

- Option sensor data printing ON/OFF

Check "RAW DATA INCLUDE" to print RAW data.

Check the particle size of the data that you want

to print.

Check "OPTION" to output data of the option

sensor.

In [CALC DATA] tab, you can configure the

following settings;

- CALC data printing ON/OFF

- Particle size(s) to be printed out

- Option sensor data printing ON/OFF

Check "CALC DATA INCLUDE" to print calculated

data (MAX, MIN and AVE).

Check particle size of the data that you want to

print out.

Check "OPTION" to output data of the option

sensor(s).

In [EVAL DATA] tab, configure the following

setting;

[EVAL data printing ON/OFF]

Check "EVAL DATA INCLUDE" to print out

evaluation data.

Tap [APPLY] to save the settings ( User

Authentication required).

The window remains open.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the

window ( User Authentication required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the settings and close

the window. The previous configuration will be

applied.

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· ALARM SETTING

In ALARM SETTING you can set thresholds for

the particle alarm and option sensor alarm.

In the PARTICLE tab, configure the unit and

threshold for each particle.

Check the particle size that you want to alarm

by external contact output and audible

alarm*.

(* Note that audible alarm will be activated

only when “Alarm Sound” is checked.)

Also enter the threshold that you want to

trigger the alarm.

To enter the threshold, tap the entry field to

display a numeric keypad. Enter a value and

tap [Enter].

In the OPTION tab, you can set an alarm

threshold for TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY,

VELOCITY and DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE.

Tap the entry field to display a numeric keypad.

Enter a value and tap [Enter].

To activate the audible alarm check “Alarm

Sound”.

Tap [APPLY] to save the settings ( User

Authentication required).

The window remains open.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the

window. ( User Authentication

required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the settings and close

the window. The previous configuration will be

applied.

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· OPTION SENSOR SETTING

In the OPTION SENSOR SETTING screen you

can confirm if the option sensor is connected

or not, and whether or not to use the sensor.

You can also set the unit and MIN/MAX

measuring range for each sensor. MIN/MAX

value should be the spec range for each

sensor.

A sensor will be displayed in blue if it is

connected or in gray if it is not.

To use an option sensor, check USE/NO USE

box.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the

window ( User Authentication

required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard entries and close

the window.

UNIT:

Set the unit for TEMPERATURE and VELOCITY.

For TEMPERATURE, select °C or °F

For VELOCITY, select m/sec or FPM.

MIN/MAX:

Set the measurable range of the sensor according to the specifications of each option sensor.

Tap an entry field to display a numeric keyboard. Enter a value and tap [Enter].

INSTANT/ AVERAGE:

Select INSTANT or AVERAGE for measurement display format.

CHECK button:

Tap [CHECK] to confirm if the option sensor(s) are connected or not.

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· START DELAY

· MESSAGE SETTING

In the START DELAY window set a

measurement delay time.

Tap the entry field to display a keyboard.

Enter “hours”, “minutes” and “seconds” then

tap [OK] to activate the settings

( User Authentication required).

In the MESSAGE SETTING window, you can

choose whether or not to display messages

for "PREPARATION" and "DELAY".

Tap [OK] in order to activate the settings

( User Authentication required).

- PREPARATION:

displays a message after the pump is

ON before sampling starts.

- DELAY:

displays a message before sampling

starts when START DELAY function is

ON.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

3.8.2 Setting

· DATE/TIME

· LCD

In the Setting window you can configure the

following;

- DATE/TIME

- LCD

- SOUND

- COMMUNICATION

- REGION

In the DATE/TIME settings:

To adjust DATE, tap [▼] to display a calendar

and set the date.

To change the TIME, tap “hours”, “minutes”

and “seconds” then use the [▲/▼] buttons

to adjust the selected number.

Tap [OK] to activate the settings

( User Authentication required).

In the LCD settings, configure the Power

saver time-out and Brightness setting. Also

the LCD displays the power state of the unit

(battery level, power source (AC/battery),

battery charging, etc.)

For the Power saver time-out setting, select

one among 1min, 2min, 5min, 10min, 15min,

& 30min.

To configure the brightness setting, move the

slider to the desired setting.

Tap [OK] to save the settings ( User Authentication required).

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You can use any Windows standard WAV format file for the

sound functions.

Create a folder named “Sound” on the USB flash drive.

Then copy the WAV file(s) in the folder. You will be able to

select the file from the list as long as the USB flash drive

is installed (* is added to all of the WAV file names on the

USB flash drive).

Selected WAV files are transferred to internal data

storage. Therefore, after selecting the files and choosing

[OK], you can remove the USB flash drive.

· SOUND

Default Sound:

Set the sound for erroneous operation. When this item is unchecked, this sound function will be

off.

Tap Sound:

Set the tap sound on the screen. When this item is unchecked, there will be no tap sound.

Alarm Sound:

Set the sound for the Alarm. When this item is unchecked, there will be no alarm sound.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the window ( User Authentication required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the configured settings (Previous settings will be applied).

· COMMUNICATION

For IP ADDRESS, check AUTO to acquire an IP ADDRESS automatically. If AUTO is unchecked,

enter IP Address, NET MASK and DEFAULT Gateway.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and to close the window ( User Authentication required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the configured settings (Previous settings will be applied).

In the SOUND settings, you can configure the

sound volume and sound type.

In [COMMUNICATION SETTING], configure the

settings for Ethernet connection. This settings

need to be configured when connecting the

instrument to a PC using remote console or remote

mode.

For the HOST NAME, enter a name to identify the

instrument when it is connected to a network or

workgroup by Ethernet. (Be sure not to use the

same name as other PCs or devices on the network

or workgroup.)

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· REGION

In [REGIONAL SETTING], you can set the

date display format to be used when saving

files.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the

window. ( User Authentication

required)

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the current

settings.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

3.8.3 Other

In [Other] window you can configure the

following settings;

- USER ADMIN

(to open User Information screen)

- LOGS

- ABOUT (for version information)

- REMOTE MODE

- SECURITY (for security settings)

· User Setting

[User Setting] is displayed only when the User Authentication function is activated.

[User Setting] screen shows up by choosing

[USER ADMIN] menu on the control panel.

Registering a user, modifying user

information, deleting an account,

importing/exporting user information,

printing user information, and changing a

user password can be done from the [User

Setting] window.

*Registering, modifying, and

deleting User information have to be

done by an Administrator user.

*A user needs to have the

authorization (Copy Files) to import

and export User information.

User Setting window shows registered users.

Select one of the registered users displayed on the screen and tap [DELETE] to delete the selected

user ( User Authentication required).

Select one of the registered users displayed on the screen and tap [PRINT] to print out the selected

user information.

Tap [REGISTER] to register a new user ( User Authentication required). Select one of registered users and tap [MODIFY] to edit the selected user information ( User

Authentication required).

Tap [EXPORT] to copy the selected user information into storage ( User Authentication

required, insert USB flash drive ). Exported user information can be modified by PC software.

Tap [IMPORT] to import user information from the USB flash drive ( User Authentication

required).

Tap [PASSWORD] to change the selected user’s password. Tap [RETURN] to go back to the control panel.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

(a)

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(b)

(g)

(h)

(i)

(j)

(k)

User Information Window (Configured only by an Administrator User)

Select [REGISTER] or [MODIFY] in the [User

Setting] screen to display [User Information]

window.

In [User Information] window you can add users

and edit user information.

[Information] tab contains user information

[Qualification] tab is for setting user

authorizations.

(a) User Number: automatically assigned (b) User Name: up to 40 characters (c) User ID: up to 16 characters. Duplicate IDs

are not allowed

(d) Password: 4 to 16 characters (e) Password Reenter: confirmation of

password

(f) Company / Division: up to 99 characters (g) Memo: up to 99 characters

(h) Qualification:

Check the items to set user authorizations.

Administrators automatically have the

authorization to perform all tasks.

Items (i), (j), and (k) show the information of the current user.

(i) Password expiration:

Shows the expiration date of the password. Passwords expire every 180 days.

The default Administrator password needs to be changed within 60 days.

(j) Registration date:

Shows the registration date and the User ID which registered the information

(k) Last modified date:

Shows the latest modified date and the User ID which modified the information

Tap [OK] to register the information and go back to [User Setting] window.

Tap [CANCEL] to cancel the registration and go back to [User Setting] window.

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(a)

(b)

(c)

Qualification

Definition

Administrator

An administrator automatically has the authorization to perform all tasks. [Manage Users] are only assigned to the administrator.

Manage Users

Allows a user to add, edit, delete and activate/deactivate users.

Access Control Panel

Allows a user to change settings in the control panel.

Change Measurement Mode

Allows a user to change the measurement mode.

Copy Files

Allows a user to copy data, such as measurement data, log data And user information. Data can be copied via network.

Delete Files

Allows a user to delete data, such as measurement data and user preset.

View Logs

Allows a user to review the log data.

Qualification

Input Password

Select [PASSWORD] in [User Setting]

window to open [INPUT PASSWORD]

window.

Edit password from [INPUT PASSWORD]

window.

The keyboard shows up when a user taps

entry fields.

(a) OLD Password: type in the current

password.

(b) NEW Password: type in the new

password.

confirm the new password

Tap [OK] to renew your password and go

back to [User Setting] window.

Tap [CANCEL] to cancel the process and go

back to [User Setting] window.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

· Log Maintenance

The [Log Maintenance] screen shows up when you select “LOGS” on the control panel.

Users can review and print-out the log files, such as the operation log, alarm log, and error log.

*A User needs the authorization (View Logs) to view logs.

*A User needs the authorization (Copy Files) to copy files.

(a) Log List

Shows following information; Date/Time, User ID, Operation (requests and results), and

Parameters

(b) User ID Select user ID to review the user’s logs.

User ID is displayed only when the User Authentication function is activated.

Operations： show operation logs.

Operations are displayed only when the User Authentication function is activated.

Alarm：shows alarm logs.

Error：shows error logs.

(d) Date

Select start date and end date for logs

Tap [Update] to refresh the log list, which is based on the criteria you select in (b), (c) and (d).

Tap [Print] to print out the current information from the log list. Tap [Copy] to copy the selected log files to the USB flash drive..

( User Authentication required).

Tap [Close] to go back to the control panel.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

· ABOUT

· REMOTE MODE SETTING

· SECURITY SETTING

Tap [ABOUT] to view the firmware version

of the instrument and the remaining

capacity of the internal data storage.

In the REMOTE MODE SETTING, check

"START IN REMOTE MODE" to activate

remote mode automatically when the

instrument is turned ON.

Enter remote address in the entry field for

ID.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the

window.

Tap [CANCEL] to discard changes.

In the SECURITY SETTING, the User Authentication function can be activated and deactivated.

Check [ENABLE USER AUTHENTICATION] to enable the User Authentication function.

Tap [OK] to save the settings and close the window ( User Authentication required).

Tap [CANCEL] to discard the settings.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

Log-In Screen

When activating the User Authentication function

For more information on Log-In, please refer to 3.2 Log-In.

When deactivating the User Authentication function

User Authentication is required. A user without administrator authorization is not

allowed to deactivate the User Administration function.

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3. Display Description and Operation Procedure

3.8.4 LOG OUT

When User Authentication is deactivated Tap [LOG OUT] to display a dialogue asking if you want to shut down. Tap [YES] to turn the instrument OFF 5 seconds later.

When User Authentication is activated

Tap [LOG OUT] to return to the [LOG IN]

screen.

At this screen, you can switch the users and

also can shut-down the instrument.

When the [OK] button is tapped after a

user ID and password are inputted, you

return to [MENU] screen.

Tap [SHUTDOWN]. A window will be

displayed asking “Do you want to shut

down the power?”

5 seconds after tapping [YES], the

instrument will shut down.

*Make sure to turn the power off at the [LOG IN] screen. If the power is not turned off

from the [LOG IN] screen, settings or data loss, as well as hardware errors may occur.

3.8.5 EXIT

Go back to the main screen。

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4. PC Applications

The provided PC applications allow you to process measurement data and to operate the instrument

from a Windows computer via network.

This section describes important settings when using the PC applications.

For details of each application, refer to the operation manual “AIRBORNE PARTICLE COUNTER

SOFTWARE”.

4.1 User Management

You can transfer files from the instrument and edit them on PCs. In addition to the management of

data and log files, you can also edit user information files.

Data and log files may be converted into text files, so that they can be used with other applications.

・ To transfer files via network, connect the instrument to the network and enter the

appropriate settings in the COMMUNICATION SETTING screen.

・ To access the instrument from a PC, enter the HOST NAME specified in the

COMMUNICATION SETTING.

・ When the User Authentication function is activated, user authentication is required in order

to connect to the instrument via PC. Enter your user ID and Password as registered in the

instrument.

・ To transfer data to a PC using the USB flash drive, select “COPY” in the [FILE SELECT]

window to transfer data files, and “COPY” in the [LOG MANAGEMENT] window to transfer

log files. Select “EXPORT” in the [USER MANAGEMENT] window to transfer user

information files. A User needs the authorization (Copy Files) to copy files.

・ To update the user information file on the instrument, in the [USER MANAGEMENT] window,

import the user information file edited on a PC.

4.2 Remote Console

The program allows remote operation of the instrument from a PC via network.

・ Connect the instrument to the network and enter the appropriate settings in the

COMMUNICATION SETTING screen.

・ To access the instrument from a PC, enter the HOST NAME specified in the

COMMUNICATION SETTING.

・ When the User Authentication function is activated, user authentication is required in order

to connect to the instrument via PC. Enter your User ID and Password as registered in the

instrument. The user Authentication is required for remote control.

4.3 Create Schedule

You can create schedules to be used for STATS mode and STANDARD mode, and upload them to the

instrument.

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4. PC Applications

・ Connect the instrument to the network and enter the appropriate settings in the

COMMUNICATION SETTING screen.

・ To access the instrument form a PC, enter the HOST NAME specified in the

COMMUNICATION SETTING.

・ When the User Authentication function is activated, user authentication is required in order

to connect to the instrument. Enter your User ID and Password as registered in the

instrument. A user needs the authorization (Copy Files) to copy files.

4.4 Remote Measurement

You can read data stored in the instrument directly from PCs connected via network to take

measurements.

・ You need to connect the instrument to the network and make appropriate settings in the

COMMUNICATION SETTING.

・ Before taking remote measurements, “START IN REMOTE MODE” needs to be checked in

the [REMOTE MODE SETTING] window, which can be displayed from the CONTROL PANEL

screen of the instrument.

(Please refer to 3.6.7 REMOTE MODE.)

・ Enter the HOST NAME specified in the COMMUNICATION SETTING for the destination.

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5. Connecting Option Sensors

Temperature, Humidity, Velocity Probe - Model 6531

Temp. Range

-20 to 70 °C

Temp. Accuracy

±0.5 °C

Humidity Range

2 to 98 %RH

Humidity Accuracy

±2 %RH (when in the range of 2-80%RH, other ±3 % )

Velocity Range

0.01 to 30 m/s

Velocity Accuracy

±2% of reading or ±0.015m/s, whichever is greater

Dimension

Φ10 to 16 x212 mm Length of the probe cable: 2m

Pressure Transmitter - Model C264 0-100Pa

Pressure Range

0 ~ 100 Pa

Pressure Accuracy

±1 %F.S.

Guaranteed Temp

5 to 65 °C

Output

4 to 20 mA

Contact Output Cable - Model 3910-03

When the alarm function is ON and the threshold is exceeded, the alarm will be turned ON.

Spec

Photocoupler Maximum rating: 60V/400 mA Red: + / Black: -

5. Connecting Option Sensors

Two types of sensors plus an alarm function are available as optional extras for this instrument.

By connecting the sensors or an alarm to three different connectors on the rear of the unit, you can

perform two different kinds of measurement and one contact output for the alarm simultaneously.

*The alarm output is a single set of contacts that

activates upon any sensor threshold being

exceeded. It can be used to activate an alarm

light, etc.

*When connecting the pressure transmitter, cable

MODEL 3900-02 is required separately. Please

check with your sales representative.

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6. Printing Examples

[SG20101201120000] Instrument ID = Model 3910

Ser.No. = 654321 Calibrated on 11/22/2010 Measured by kanomax Measured on 12/01/2010 Sample Time = 00:01:00 Cycles = 1 Printed by kanomax

Particle [p][DIFF]

TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 8000

0.5um 5000

1.0um 3000

3.0um 1000

5.0um 500

10.0um 100

T[C] : 25.2 H[%] : 68.5 V[m/s]: 0.1 P[Pa] : 15

6. Printing Examples

6.1 Printing Example for Each Measurement Mode

6.1.1 SINGLE

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6. Printing Examples

[CO20101201120000] Instrument ID = Model 3910

Ser.No. = 654321 Calibrated on 11/22/2010 Measured by kanomax Measured on 12/01/2010 Sample Time = 00:01:00 Cycles = 1 Printed by kanomax

Particle [p][DIFF]

TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 8000

0.5um 5000

1.0um 3000

3.0um 1000

5.0um 500

10.0um 100

T[C] : 25.2 H[%] : 68.5 V[m/s]: 0.1 P[Pa] : 15

6.1.2 CONTINUOUS

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6. Printing Examples

[IN20101201120000] Instrument ID = Model 3910

Ser. No. = 654321 Calibrated on 11/22/2010 Measured by kanomax Measured on 12/01/2010 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Cycles = 10 Printed by kanomax

Start at 12/01/2010 12:00:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Repeats = 10

Particles [p]

0.3um Min= 15623

Max= 16136

Ave= 15848.3

0.5um Min= 389 Max= 521 Ave= 441.9

1.0um Min= 57 Max= 103 Ave= 90.9

3.0um Min= 3 Max= 12 Ave= 7.4

5.0um Min= 0 Max= 4 Ave= 1.4

10.0um Min= 0 Max= 2 Ave= 0.2

Temperature [C] Min= 24.8 Max= 25.3 Ave= 25.2 Humidity [%] Min= 64.3 Max= 68.2 Ave= 65.4 Velocity [m/s] Min= 0.1 Max= 0.3 Ave= 0.2 Pressure [Pa] Min= 13 Max= 21 Ave= 15

Particles [p][DIFF]

TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 15942

0.5um 389

1.0um 92

3.0um 6

5.0um 2

10.0um 0

------------------TIME 12:01:00

0.3um 15623

0.5um 439

1.0um 102

3.0um 5

5.0um 0

10.0um 0

------------------ … …

------------------TIME 12:09:00

0.3um 15759

0.5um 521

1.0um 103

3.0um 10

5.0um 2

10.0um 2

TIME 12:00:00 T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

------------------TIME 12:01:00 T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

------------------ … …

------------------TIME 12:09:00 T[C] : 25.1 H[%] : 68.1 V[m/s]: 0.3 P[Pa] : 20

Stat. data

Raw data

6.1.3 INTERVAL

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6. Printing Examples

[ST20101201120000]

Instrument ID = Model 3910 Ser. No. = 654321 Calibrated on 11/22/2010 Measured by kanomax Measured on 12/01/2010 Sample Time = 00:01:00 Cycles = 5 Printed by kanomax

1:Location1 (1/5)

Start at 12/01/2010 12:00:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 # of Data = 1

Particles [p]

0.3um Min= 15623

Max= 16136

Ave= 15848.3

0.5um Min= 389 Max= 521 Ave= 441.9

1.0um Min= 57 Max= 103 Ave= 90.9

3.0um Min= 3 Max= 12 Ave= 7.4

5.0um Min= 0 Max= 4 Ave= 1.4

10.0um Min= 0 Max= 2 Ave= 0.2

Temperature [C] Min= 24.8 Max= 25.3 Ave= 25.2 Humidity [%] Min= 64.3 Max= 68.2 Ave= 65.4 Velocity [m/s] Min= 0.1 Max= 0.3 Ave= 0.2 Pressure [Pa] Min= 13 Max= 21 Ave= 15

2:Location2 (2/5)

Start at 12/01/2010 12:25:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Repeats = 10

(Print 5 locations)

Particles [p][DIFF] TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 15924

0.5um 389

1.0um 92

3.0um 6

5.0um 2

10.0um 0

T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

--------------------TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 15924

0.5um 389

1.0um 92

3.0um 6

5.0um 2

10.0um 0

T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

(Print 25 points)

TIME 12:45:00

0.3um 15758

0.5um 320

1.0um 85

3.0um 6

5.0um 2

10.0um 5

T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

Stat. data

Raw data

6.1.4 STATS

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6. Printing Examples

Company = KANOMAX [IS20101201120000]

Instrument ID = Model 3910 Ser. No. = 654321 Calibrated on 11/22/2010 Measured by kanomax Measured on 12/01/2010 Start at 12:00:00 End at 12:45:00 Sample Time = 00:01:00 Cycles = 5 Printed by kanomax Class = ISO 6 Sizes = 0.3um

1:Location1 2887279 p/m3 NG

2:Location2 2848409 p/m3 NG 3:Location3 2793992 p/m3 NG 4:Location4 2904593 p/m3 NG 5:Location5 2840989 p/m3 NG

Limit : 102000 p/m3 Result 0.5u: NG Result 5.0u: NG

Limit : 3520 p/m3 (0.5um) Limit : 29 p/m3 (5.0um) Result 0.5u(GMP):NG Result 5.0u(GMP):NG

1:Location1 (1/5)

Start at 12/01/2010 12:00:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Cycles = 10

Particles [p]

0.5um Min= 389 Max= 521 Ave= 441.9

5.0um Min= 0 Max= 4 Ave= 1.4

All Locations=1-5 Particles [p]

0.5um Min= 389 Max= 521 Ave= 441.9

5.0um Min= 0 Max= 4 Ave= 1.4

Temperature [C] Min= 24.8 Max= 25.3 Ave= 25.2 Humidity [%] Min= 64.3 Max= 68.2 Ave= 65.4 Velocity [m/s] Min= 0.1 Max= 0.3 Ave= 0.2 Pressure [Pa] Min= 13 Max= 21 Ave= 15

2:Location2 (2/5)

Start at 12/01/2010 12:25:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Repeats = 10

(Print 5 locations)

Particles [p][DIFF] [CUMUL] TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 15924 15535

0.5um 389 297

1.0um 92 86

3.0um 6 4

5.0um 2 2

10.0um 0 0

----------------------TIME 12:01:00

0.3um 15623 15184

0.5um 439 336

1.0um 103 98

3.0um 5 5

5.0um 0 0

10.0um 0 0

-----------------------

(Print 25 points)

----------------------TIME 12:45:00

0.3um 15623 15164

0.5um 459 336

1.0um 123 113

3.0um 10 8

5.0um 2 0

10.0um 2 2

-----------------------

TIME 12:00:00

T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

----------------------TIME 12:01:00

T[C] : 24.5 H[%] : 64.0 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

-----------------------

(Print 25 points)

----------------------TIME 12:45:00

T[C] : 25.1 H[%] : 68.1 V[m/s]: 0.3 P[Pa] : 20

Operated by

Checked by

Eval. data

Raw data

Stat. data

6.1.5 STANDARD(for the measurement standards ISO14644-1:2015)

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6. Printing Examples

Company = KANOMAX [IS20101201120000]

Instrument ID = Model 3910 Ser. No. = 654321 Calibrated on 11/22/2010 Measured by kanomax Measured on 12/01/2010 Sample Time = 00:01:00 Cycles = 5 Printed by kanomax Class = ISO 6 Sizes = 0.3um

1:Location1 2887279 p/m3 NG

2:Location2 2848409 p/m3 NG 3:Location3 2793992 p/m3 NG 4:Location4 2904593 p/m3 NG 5:Location5 2840989 p/m3 NG

ALL : 2855053 p/m3 SE : 19317 p/m3 UCL : 2896198 p/m3

Limit : 102000 p/m3 Result : NG

1:Location1 (1/5)

Start at 12/01/2010 12:00:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Repeats = 10

Particles [p]

0.3um Min= 15623 Max= 16136 Ave= 15848.3

0.5um Min= 389 Max= 521 Ave= 441.9

1.0um Min= 57 Max= 103 Ave= 90.9

3.0um Min= 3 Max= 12 Ave= 7.4

5.0um Min= 0 Max= 4 Ave= 1.4

10.0um Min= 0 Max= 2 Ave= 0.2

Temperature [C] Min= 24.8 Max= 25.3 Ave= 25.2 Humidity [%] Min= 64.3 Max= 68.2 Ave= 65.4 Velocity [m/s] Min= 0.1 Max= 0.3 Ave= 0.2 Pressure [Pa] Min= 13 Max= 21 Ave= 15

2:Location2 (2/5)

Start at 12/01/2010 12:25:00 Sample Time = 00:00:06 Cycles = 10

(Print 5 locations)

Particles [p][DIFF] TIME 12:00:00

0.3um 15924

0.5um 389

1.0um 92

3.0um 6

5.0um 2

10.0um 0

----------------------TIME 12:01:00

0.3um 15623

0.5um 439

1.0um 103

3.0um 5

5.0um 0

10.0um 0

-----------------------

(Print 25 points)

----------------------TIME 12:45:00

0.3um 15623

0.5um 459

1.0um 123

3.0um 10

5.0um 2

10.0um 2

-----------------------

TIME 12:00:00

T[C] : 24.8 H[%] : 64.3 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

----------------------TIME 12:01:00

T[C] : 24.5 H[%] : 64.0 V[m/s]: 0.2 P[Pa] : 13

-----------------------

(Print 25 points)

----------------------TIME 12:45:00

T[C] : 25.1 H[%] : 68.1 V[m/s]: 0.3 P[Pa] : 20

Eval. data

Raw data

Stat. data

6.1.6 STANDARD(for the measurement standards other than ISO14644-1:2015)

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7. Battery Charge

(a)

(b)

(c)

7. Battery Charge

7.1 Charging Battery

When the AC adapter is connected, you can charge the battery (one or two) when it is installed in

the instrument.

When the battery is fully charged, the SUPPLY LED turns red.

When the battery is charging, the SUPPLY LED will blink.

Note: if the battery is charging now, you should not pull the battery out or insert another

battery.

It may damage the battery or the instrument.

If you must exchange the battery when the

power is on and the battery is charging, you can

follow this instruction:

First, tap the Power Icon (a) on the main

screen.

Tap [Enable Pull] (b), and then you can pull the

batteries out or insert them.

When you are finished, you must tap [RETURN]

You may also charge the battery with the provided charger instead of using

the instrument and AC adapter:

Open the battery compartment cover on the rear of the instrument by hand.

Connect the battery to the provided charger to recharge the battery. It takes

about 4 hours to charge one battery fully.

After the battery is charged, install it into the instrument (Refer to 2.1 Power Supply

for installing the battery).

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8. Main Specifications

Product Name

Airborne Particle Counter

Model

Model 3910

Optical Source

Laser Diode (two-year warranty)

Particle Size Distribution

0.3 / 0.5 / 1.0 / 3.0 / 5.0 / 10.0 μm (6 Channels)

Rated Flow

28.3L/min.

Counting Efficiency

50±20% (Compliant with ISO 21501-4)

Spurious Count

0.2 counts/cf or less (Compliant with ISO 21501-4)

Max Detectable Concentration

500,000 counts/cf (=17,667.8 counts/L)

Sampling Time

6sec ~ 23hours 59min 59sec (Configurable)

Interval Time

6sec ~ 23hours 59min 59sec (Configurable)

Delay Time

11sec ~ 1hour (=3,600sec) (Configurable)

Repeat Times

1 ~ 9,999 times (Continuous) (Configurable)

Location Number

Configurable in the range of 0~999 (Schedule can also be configured.)

Alarm Setting

1 ~ 9,999,999 count (= count/cf, count/m³) (Unit is Configurable)

Measurement Mode

SINGLE Mode, CONTINUOUS Mode, INTERVAL Mode, STATS Mode, STANDARD Mode

Display

Color LCD Dot Matrix

Data Storage Capacity

80MB (Internal data storage) 1 unit of data = Approx.100 bytes (For example, Repeat measurement × 1,000 times → 100 bytes × 1,000 times = 100k bytes) Up to 10,000 files can be stored.

Printer

Built-in (Compatible with Dust-free Paper)

Interface

Ethernet , USB-Host

Power Supply

- AC adapter (100 to 240V)

- Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (2 battery slots, Provides 5+ hours of continuous usage from 2 fully charged batteries, User replaceable)

Operating Environment

This model can be used in the environment described below:

- Temperature 10 ~ 35 °C / Humidity 20 ~ 85 %RH (Non condensing)

- This instrument is for indoor use only

- This instrument cannot be used if the altitude is higher than 2,000 m.

- Overvoltage Category II

- Pollution Degree: Class 2

Storing Environment

Temperature -20~50 °C / Humidity 0~85%RH (Non condensing)

Dimension

W 200 × D 205 × H 200 mm (Excluding Handle)

Weight

Approx. 5.5kg with 2 batteries

Standard Accessories

Manual(All, Quick-start guide), test-report, Zero filter, Li-ion battery×1, Printer Paper×2, AC adaptor, Tygon tube×2m, Isokinetic probe, Software,USB flash drive

Optional Extras

Carry case, Battery charger, Li-ion battery, Option Sensors (6531

Probe, Pressure-sensor, Alarm-output), Tripod, Filter Scan Probe, Opration Manual (Dust Free Paper), IQ/OQ Sheet (Dust Free Paper)

*For specifications for the Option Sensors, please refer to 5.

Connecting Option Sensors.

8. Main Specifications

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9. Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible Cause

Maintenance

Cannot obtain Zero Count

(When using a filter)

1) The inside of the optical system may

be dirty.

Attach the zero filter and perform purging for a

prolonged time.

After performing a measurement in a highly

concentrated environment, attach the zero filter and

perform purging.

2) The filter’s air tightness may be

deteriorated.

Replace your zero filter.

3) Leaks may be occurring inside the

instrument.

Return the instrument to your distributor or to your

KANOMAX service center for repair.

Count value is too high

(Higher than the expected)

1) The particle concentration at the

measurement site may be high.

2) The inside of the optical system may

be dirty.

Attach a zero filter and perform purging for a

prolonged time.

After performing a measurement in the highly

concentrated environment, attach the zero filter and

perform purging.

3) The instrument may be being used

outside the operating environment

defined in the specifications.

(Measurement Environment Temperature

/ Humidity / Concentration etc.)

Use the instrument under the environmental

conditions set in the specifications.

If you have checked the above 1), 2)

and 3), and the instrument readings

are still too high, the instrument may

require calibration or repair.

Contact your distributor or your KANOMAX service

center for repair or calibration.

Count value is too low

(Lower than the expected)

1) The particle count at the measurement

site may be low.

2) The pump vacuum is low.

Pay attention to the pump performance.

Check if an error status is displayed on the screen.

3) The instrument may be being used

outside the operating environment

defined in the specifications.

(Measurement Environment Temperature

/ Humidity / Concentration etc.)

Use the instrument under the environmental

conditions set in the specifications.

4) If you have checked the above 1), 2)

and 3), and the instrument readings

are still too low, the instrument may

require calibration or repair.

Contact your distributor or your KANOMAX service

center for repair or calibration.

The output of the option

sensors is not displayed.

1) The sensor may not be connected

properly.

Check the option sensor connection.

Touch panel becomes

unresponsive

1) The touch panel may be damaged.

Return the instrument to your distributor or to your

KANOMAX service center for repair.

9. Troubleshooting

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9. Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible Cause

Maintenance

【LD ERR】

The laser may be damaged.

Return the instrument to your distributor or to

your KANOMAX service center for repair.

【FLOW ERR】

The flow channel may be interrupted.

Make sure that the inlet and outlet are not

blocked.

The pump may be damaged.

Return the instrument to your distributor or to

your KANOMAX service center for repair.

【BATTERY ERR】

Power capacity is low.

If using a rechargeable battery, charge the

battery.

If using the AC line, the line may have

problems.

【OVER ERR】

The operating environment may be

outside the range defined in the

specifications.

The inside of the optical system may be dirty.

Attach the zero filter to the inlet and perform

purging.

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10. Warranty and After-sales Service

KANOMAX Limited Warranty

The limited warranty set below is given by KANOMAX with respect to the KANOMAX brand Airborne

Particle Counter, its attachment parts including Probe and other accessories (hereafter referred to

as “PRODUCT”) that you have purchased. PRODUCT you have purchased shall be the only one that

the limited warranty stated herein applies to.

Your PRODUCT, when delivered to you in new condition in its original container, is warranted against

defects in materials or workmanship as follows: for a period of two (2) years from the date of

original purchase, defective parts or a defective PRODUCT returned to your sales representative, as

applicable, and proven to be defective upon inspection, will be exchanged for a new or comparable

rebuilt parts, or a refurbished PRODUCT as determined by your sales representative. Warranty for

such replacements shall not extend the original warranty period of the defective PRODUCT.

This limited warranty covers all defects encountered in normal use of the PRODUCT, and does not

apply to the following cases:

(1) Use of parts or supplies other than the PRODUCT sold by your sales representative, which cause

damage to the PRODUCT or cause abnormally frequent service calls or service problems.

(2) If any PRODUCT has its serial number or date altered or removed. (3) Loss of damage to the PRODUCT due to abuse, mishandling, improper packaging by the owner,

alteration, accident, electrical current fluctuations, failure to follow operating, maintenance or

environmental instructions prescribed in the PRODUCT's instruction manual provided by

KANOMAX, or service performed by a party other than KANOMAX.

NO IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE, APPLIES TO THE PRODUCT AFTER THE APPLICABLE PERIOD OF THE EXPRESS LIMITED

WARRANTY STATED ABOVE, AND NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTY OR GUARANTY, EXCEPT AS MENTIONED

ABOVE, GIVEN BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT SHALL BIND KANOMAX. KANOMAX

SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF STORAGE CHARGES, LOSS OR CORRUPTION OF DATA, OR ANY OTHER

SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE USE OR MISUSE OF, OR INABILITY TO

USE, THE PRODUCT, REGARDLESS OF THE LEGAL THEORY ON WHICH THE CLAIM IS BASED, AND EVEN IF

KANOMAX HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN NO EVENT SHALL RECOVERY OF

ANY KIND AGAINST KANOMAX BE GREATER IN AMOUNT THAN THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT SOLD

BY KANOMAX AND CAUSING THE ALLEGED DAMAGE. WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, THE OWNER

ASSUMES ALL RISK AND LIABILITY FOR LOSS, DAMAGE OF, OR INJURY TO THE OWNER AND THE OWNER'S

PROPERTY AND TO OTHERS AND THEIR PROPERTY ARISING OUT OF USE OR MISUSE OF, OR INABILITY TO USE,

THE PRODUCT NOT CAUSED DIRECTLY BY THE NEGLIGENCE OF KANOMAX. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL

NOT EXTEND TO ANYONE OTHER THAN THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER OF THE PRODUCT, OR THE PERSON FOR

WHOM IT WAS PURCHASED AS A GIFT, AND STATES THE PURCHASER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY.

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10. Warranty and After-sales Service

After-sales Service

If the PRODUCT is malfunctioning, please see “Troubleshooting” page 81 to find possible causes

first.

Repair parts are retained for a minimum period of five (5) years after production cessation of the

PRODUCT. This storage period of repair parts is considered as the period during which KANOMAX

can provide repair service.

For more information, please contact your sales representative. When you call, please have the

following information at hand:

(1) PRODUCT name; (2) Model number; (3) Serial number; (4) Probe number; (5) Description of Symptom, and; (6) Date of purchase

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No copying, distribution, publication, modification, or incorporation of this document, in whole or part, is permitted for commercial purposes without the express written permission of Kanomax.

The contents of this document may be changed without prior notice.

02002/17.05

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