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Anemomaster
MODEL 6162
Read this operation manual carefully and understand the warnings described in
this manual before operating the product.
Keep this manual handy for future reference.
Operation Manual
02004
0410
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Important Safety Information
Types and definitions of warnings signs used in this operation manual are described as below.
[Classifications]
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]
U indicates the condition (including danger) that requires caution. The subject of each caution is
illustrated inside the triangle (e.g., the symbol shown on the left is high temperature caution).
indicates prohibition. Do not take the prohibited action shown inside or near this symbol
(e.g., the symbol on the left prohibits disassembly).
z indicates a mandatory action. A specific action is given near the symbol.
WA RN IN G
¾ Never bring the probe close to a flammable
gas atmosphere.
>>> The heated sensor may cause fire or explosion.
¾ Never disassemble, modify or repair the product.
>>> Failure to observe the above may cause short circuit and/or other failure that will affect
the performance.
¾ Carefully follow the instructions provided in this Manual.
>>>> Failure to observe the instructions may lead to electrical shock, fire or damage to the
instrument.
¾ If abnormal noise, smell or smoke is observed, or if liquid has entered the
instrument, turn off the instrument immediately, and remove the batteries or pull
out the plug.
>>> There is a possibility of malfunction, electric shock, and fire.
Please contact your local distributor or our service center for repair.
Do not use near
flammable gas.
Do not modify /
disassemble.
Handle properly
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WAR NI N G
¾ Do not use the instrument in a water vapor atmosphere.
>>> Failure to observe above may cause electrical shock, fire, or damage to
the sensor.
¾ Never touch the sensor.
>>> The sensor is heated during operation.
Touching the heated sensor may cause burns, and may also
damage the sensor itself.
CAUTION
¾ Always unplug the instrument from the electrical outlet when the instrument is
not in use.
>>> Failure to do so may cause electrical shock, fire or circuit damage.
¾ Remove the batteries from the battery compartment when storing the instrument.
¾ DO not leave exhausted batteries in the battery compartment.
>>> Failure to do so may cause battery leakage.
¾ Do not use or leave the instrument in a high
temperature / humidity environment, or in a
dusty environment.
¾ Do not leave the instrument under direct sunlight
for a prolonged period.
>>> The instrument may not function properly out of the
specified operating conditions.
¾ Do not wipe the instrument with a volatile solvent.
>>> The body may deform or deteriorate. Use soft dry cloth to remove stains. If stains
persist, soak the cloth in a neutral detergent and wipe the instrument with the soft
cloth. Never use volatile solvents such as thinner or benzine.
¾ Do not apply strong shock or place / drop anything heavy on
the instrument.
>>> Failure to observe the above may cause damage or
malfunction to the instrument.
¾ Do not touch the sensor when the sensor is charged.
>>> Failure to observe the above may affect the measurement value or cause the circuit
failure.
Prohibition
×
High Temperature
Warn in
g
Handle carefully
Prohibited
Installation
Prohibition
Prohibition
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Table of Contents
1. Getting Started..................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Part Names and Functions (1) ····· Main Unit.............................................................................................. 1
1.2 Part Names and Functions (2) ····· Probe ..................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Sheet Key Description ................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 Power Source.................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.4.1 Battery Replacement .............................................................................................................................. 5
1.4.2 AC Adapter.............................................................................................................................................. 5
1.5 Getting Ready for Measurement.................................................................................................................. 6
1.5.1 Connecting a Probe Cable...................................................................................................................... 6
1.5.2 Checking the Probe Number ................................................................................................................. 6
1.5.3 To Attach and Detach the Probe Board ................................................................................................ 6
1.5.4 Display Screen – Monitor Screen .......................................................................................................... 7
2. Basic Operation.................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 How to Hold Reading .................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2 How to Make the Reading More Readable.................................................................................................. 9
2.3 How to Display Fluctuation Graph ............................................................................................................ 10
2.4 Remaining Battery Level ............................................................................................................................ 11
2.4.1 Battery Level Indicator ........................................................................................................................ 11
2.5 How to Change Data and Time................................................................................................................... 12
2.6 Printing Hard Copy of the Monitor Screen............................................................................................... 13
2.6.1 What you need....................................................................................................................................... 13
2.6.2 Printer Setting....................................................................................................................................... 13
2.6.3 Signal Cable Connection ...................................................................................................................... 13
2.6.4 Operation Procedure............................................................................................................................ 13
3. Measurement Mode........................................................................................................................................... 14
3.1 How to Measure Average, Max and Min value [Average Mode] ............................................................. 14
3.2 How to Collect Data at Certain Time Intervals [Interval Mode] ............................................................ 16
3.3 How to Measure Flow Rate in the Duct [Flow Rate Mode] ..................................................................... 18
3.4 Program Set.................................................................................................................................................. 20
3.4.1 How to Pre-set Measurement Mode.................................................................................................... 20
3.4.2 Other Calculation Mode Cannot be Used........................................................................................... 21
3.4.3 How to Deactivate Pre-set Measurement Mode ................................................................................. 21
3.5 Memory Capacity ........................................................................................................................................ 22
3.5.1 “Memory Over” Display ...................................................................................................................... 23
3.6 Printing Example – Automatic Printing and Hardcopy of Calculation Result...................................... 24
3.6.1 Automatic Printing Example ............................................................................................................... 24
3.6.2 Hardcopy Example ............................................................................................................................... 24
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4. How to Redisplay, Print and Delete Stored Data ............................................................................................ 25
4.1 How to Redisplay Data ................................................................................................................................ 25
4.2 How to Output Data to Printer................................................................................................................... 26
4.2.1 Procedure for outputting data to a printer......................................................................................... 26
4.3 Deleting Memory Data ................................................................................................................................ 28
4.3.1 Deleting All ............................................................................................................................................ 28
4.3.2 Deleting Selected Pages Only............................................................................................................... 29
5. Data Output........................................................................................................................................................ 30
5.1 Analog Output.............................................................................................................................................. 30
5.1.1 How to Change Air Velocity Range ..................................................................................................... 30
5.2 Digital Output (RS-232C) ........................................................................................................................... 32
5.2.1 Connection Example............................................................................................................................. 32
5.2.2 Baud Rate Setting ................................................................................................................................. 32
5.2.3 To Transfer Raw Data (measurement data per second) .................................................................... 33
5.2.4 To Transfer Memory Data (Measurement Data Stored in Memory)................................................ 34
6. Main Specification ............................................................................................................................................. 36
7. Measurement Principle ..................................................................................................................................... 38
7.1 Principle of Hot-Wire Anemometer ........................................................................................................... 38
7.2 Temperature Compensation........................................................................................................................ 39
7.3 Influence by Gas Composition to be Measured......................................................................................... 40
8. Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................. 42
8.1 Checking Power Source............................................................................................................................... 42
8.2 Checking the Initial Operation................................................................................................................... 42
8.3 During a Measurement................................................................................................................................ 43
8.4 Analog Output.............................................................................................................................................. 43
8.5 Digital Output .............................................................................................................................................. 43
8.6 Printer........................................................................................................................................................... 43
9. Warranty and After-sales Service..................................................................................................................... 44
10. Contact Information........................................................................................................................................ 46
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1. Getting Started
1.1 Part Names and Functions (1) ····· Main Unit
Unit: mm
[Front]
[Bottom]
220
84
Operation
"
p4
Sheet Key Pad
Display
Graphic LCD
"P6
Probe Board Storing Area
"P5
Battery Compartment
Sizes C Batteries ··· 6 pcs
148
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[Right Side]
[Left Side]
"P6
Probe Connection
Use the provided adapter. When the AC adapter
is connected, it will have a priority.
"P5
Air velocity and temperature are output simultaneously."P30
Output Voltage: DC0 ~ 1V
The output range can be changed from the menu.
Analog Output
Turn this ON to make the LCD screen be backlit
so that you can see the screen clearer even in a
dark place.
* Turn the backlight on only at the time of need
in order to prevent battery drain.
Backlight Switch
Turn the volume to the right and left to change
the brightness of the display. Adjust the volume
to make the displayed letters easily viewable.
Brightness Adjustment Volume
RS-232C (serial output)
To output raw data or memory data to a
computer or printer "P13, 32
Digital Output Terminal
Use this to use the remote control function
It responds to START/STOP key and HOLD key
in the operation area. This can be used to
start/stop a measurement or hold the screen.
Remote Terminal
AC Adapter Jack
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1.2 Part Names and Functions (2) ····· Probe
[Probe for Medium Temperature] --- MODEL 0203
[Probe for High Temperature] --- MODEL 0204
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1.3 Sheet Key Description
POWER
Turn ON/OFF the power.
HOLD
Hold the reading and release to hold the reading.
PRINT After holding the display screen, press PRINT key to output the hardcopy of the displayed
screen via external printer.
FAST/SLOW
The instrument can be switched into FAST, SLOW1 or SLOW 2.
BATT
To display the remaining battery level
This function is available only when batteries are used.
MENU
Select each function. There are following functions in this menu.
START/STOP
Start/Stop a measurement
△, ▽ Initial Screen: ▽ key: Press it to display variation graph for air velocity and press it
again to switch the range.
(There are 6 ranges; 50, 25, 10, 5, 2, 1 m/s.)
△ key: Use this key to go back to the original screen.
Menu Screen: Use △, ▽ keys to select the function and item as well as to set numeric
value.
SET
Use this key to execute the selected item.
FAS T：
To display the instantaneous value every 1 sec
SLOW1：
To display moving average deviations for 5 seconds
SLOW2：
To display moving average deviations for 10 seconds
* This feature cannot be used in the calculation measurement function.
< UTILITY >
1. CALENDAR
2. ANALOG OUTPUT
3. PROGRAM SET
4. RS-232C
< MENU >
1.MONITOR
2.MEASUREMENT
3.DATA OUTPUT
4.MEMORY CLEAR
5.UTILITY
Baud rate (communication speed) setting
To delete memory data
Change to the monitoring screen.
Measurement mode (average, interval, flow rate)
To output memory data (display screen, printer, RS-232C)
Date setting
Measurement mode setting
Analog output range switching
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1.4 Power Source
1.4.1 Battery Replacement
<<CAUTION>>
Make sure the polarity is right.
Install the batteries by observing the polarity. If not, it may cause malfunction due to short-circuit or
heatup.
Install the batteries properly following the directions indicated on the bottom of the battery compartment.
1.4.2 AC Adapter
When the AC adapter is connected, it has a priority. It does not cause any problems
even if the batteries are still installed. However, if you do not use the instrument for a
prolonged time, remove the batteries. Otherwise, it may cause the contact failure due
to the battery corrosion.
<<CAUTION>>
Use our designated AC adapter.
Other AC adapters on the market place may have different polarity.
=> It may cause short circuit or fire.
MODEL 6000-05
INPUT: 100-240VAC 50-60Hz
OUTPUT: 9VDC 660mA
Connector
AC Adapter
* Insert the middle batteries at last after placing the
batteries at the both sides.
Make sure to place the tape under the battery as shown in
the above picture.
3. How to Install Batteries
1. How to Open the Battery Cover
Push the click up towards the
arrow direction to remove the lid.
2. How to Remove the Batteries
Pull the tape up.
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1.5 Getting Ready for Measurement
1.5.1 Connecting a Probe
Probe is calibrated together with the provided connection cable.
Please make sure the connection cable is connected when
performing a measurement.
* To change the length of a connection cable, recalibration
will be required.
1.5.2 Checking the Probe Number
Confirm that the number indicated on the one end of the probe
cable (Teflon cable) is consistent with the one indicated on the
screen of the instrument.
<<CAUTION>>
The probe number needs to be checked when multiple probes are purchased or the same probe is to be
used with multiple Anemomasters or a spare probe is used.
>>> Calibration data of the probe is written on characteristic ROM installed on the bottom of the
instrument. Please check the probe number because each probe has different characteristic.
1.5.3 To Attach and Detach the Probe Board
(2) Loosen up the screw.
>>> The screw will not come out.
(3) Pull it up vertically.
As the board is connected to the connector,
do not twist it or pull only one side.
>>> It may cause the connection failure.
(1) Open the bottom lid.
aaaaaaaaaa
Connection Cable
(heat-resistant: 80 °C)
Probe Cable
heat-resistant: 200°C
Probe Number
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PROBE
46-H001
* This screen will be displayed when the
instrument is turned ON without the
p
robe connected to the instrument.
Probe Number
Are they consistent with each other?
Inside the bottom lid
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1.5.4 Display Screen – Monitor Screen
When the display does not change to the monitoring screen
Symptom Solution
PROBE display remains.
Probe is not connected.
Ö Turn the power OFF. Then after connecting the
probe, turn the power ON again.
The responsiveness of
reading is bad.
Isn’t SLOW1 or SLOW2 (displaying moving
average deviations) displayed on the upper right
corner of the screen?
Ö Press FAST/SLOW key to switch to FAST.
Date and time are not
displayed.
Calculation program is set.
Ö Press MENU key to select 1.MONITOR
.
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Power ON
This will be displayed for 2 sec.
Date ····· Year. Month. Date
Time(24-hour display) ····· Hour:Min:Sec
Start measuring when this
screen is displayed.
When probe is not connected ) P6
Use FAST/SLOW key ) P9
* 3 options: FAST、SLOW、SLOW2
FAST: instantaneous value every second
SLOW1: moving average deviations for 5 seconds.
SLOW2: moving average deviations for 10 seconds.
* To change the date and time ) P12
Simultaneous display
Air velocity
Air temp.
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PROBE
40-0001
VER. 1.0
KANOMAX
ANEMOMASTER
< AVE > ready
T: 00/10 M:015
N: 000/010 P:007
12.8 m/s
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PROBE
40-0001
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2. Basic Operation
2.1 How to Hold Reading
Display key Procedure
HOLD
Press HOLD key.
★ hold will be displayed on the upper left
of the screen indicating that the reading
is on hold.
HOLD
Press HOLD key again to release the hold function.
When a printer is connected, press PRINT key to print out the reading while the reading is on hold.
For more details please refer to page 13.
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When the reading is hold.
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Side Surface
REMOTE terminal
Same function
HOLD key
Front Side
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2.2 How to Make the Reading More Readable
This function is useful when you want to obtain averaged readings as readings were volatile.
* This function is not available in Average Value Measurement Mode, Intermittent Operation Measurement Mode
and Air Flow Measurement Mode.
Mode How to Take in Measurement Data Explanation
FAST
Data is taken 4 times for one second. The
average value of the 4 data is displayed as
an instantaneous value every second.
SLOW 1
The average value for 5 seconds is
displayed every second.
Data shifts by 1 second.
SLOW 2
The average value for 10 seconds is
displayed every second.
Data shifts by 1 second.
0 5 10 15 20sec (measuring time)
average for 1 sec
average for 5 sec
0 5 10 15 20sec (measuring time)
average for 10 sec
0 5 10 15 20sec (measuring time)
★ Every time you press FAST/SLOW key, the display at the
upper right corner changes in sequence.
Press FAST/SLOW key.
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FAST: Instantaneous value every second
SLOW1: Moving average deviation for 5 sec
SLOW2: Moving average deviation for 10 sec
FAST SLOW 1 SLOW 2
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TIME (20S/DIV)
25
0
2.3 How to Display Fluctuation Graph
You can monitor velocity fluctuation for 90 seconds.
(* This function cannot be used in the calculation mode.)
Display Key Procedure
▽
Press ▽ key.
▽
▽
FAST/SLOW key is useful when …
>>> reading varies significantly and it is hard to see the graph.
Press FAST/SLOW key.
····· SLOW 1 (moving average deviations for 5 sec.)
FAST/SLOW
FAST/SLOW
Press FAST/SLOW key
····· SLOW 2 (moving average deviations for 10 sec.)
△
Press △ key to go back to the original screen.
HOLD
PRINT
Press HOLD key
★ Display screen will be on hold.
Even while the reading is on hold, you can still change the
range and switch FAST/SLOW.
Press PRINT key
★ When the reading is on hold, the display can be printed out.
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TIME (20S/DIV)
m/s VEL. FAST
50
0
TIME (20S/DIV)
m/s VEL. FAST
25
0
TIME (20S/DIV)
m/s VEL. SLOW1
25
0
TIME (20S/DIV)
m/s VEL. SLOW2
25
0
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Air velocity value
updated every 1 sec
one screen: 90 sec
air
velocit
y
measuring time
(sec)
m/s VEL. FAST
TIME (20S/DIV)
50
0
▽ key
Range: 50, 25, 10, 5, 2, 1 m/s
FAST, SLOW1, SLOW2
"P9
FAST/SLOW key
20 sec
90 sec
time axis
Press ▽ key again.
★ Air velocity range changes.
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2.4 Remaining Battery Level
Display Key Procedure
BATT
Press BATT key.
★ The remaining battery capacity level will be displayed for 2
seconds. Then the screen will go back to the original screen
automatically.
* Voltage for a new dry cell battery is 9V.
* Voltage for a fully charged Ni-Cd battery is about 8.5V.
2.4.1 Battery Level Indicator
When the remaining battery level becomes lower than 6V, the display screen
will start blinking.
Please note that the reading when the screen is blinking cannot be
guaranteed.
* Once the voltage of Ni-Cd battery becomes 6.5V or lower, the voltage
will decrease at a rapid pace. Charge the batteries ahead of time.
* Using backlight drains battery quickly. Please use the backlight only
when necessary.
This feature is available only on the monitoring screen or
when the instrument is ready for a measurement in the
measurement mode (when “ready” is displayed). On other
screens this feature cannot be used.
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Change the batteries when
the screen starts blinking.
When the remaining battery
capacity level becomes lower:
PLEASE
CHANGE BATTERY
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blinking
remaining battery capacity level
Voltage (V)
6
7 8
9
<BATTERY CHECK>
BATTERY CHANGE
VOLTAGE 6V
6
8
9
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2.5 How to Change Data and Time
Display Key Procedure
MENU (1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 5. UTILITY.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 1. CALENDAR.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Move the ▼ to the item to be
changed.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(5) The figure to be changed will be highlighted.
Then use △ ▽ keys to change the figure.
After the figure is changed, press SET key.
MENU
(6) To continue changing the date and time, repeat the above
procedure (4) and (5)
When you finished changing the data/time, press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(7) Select 1. MONITOR.
Then SET key.
(8) The display will return to the original screen. Then check if the
date/time is changed correctly.
< CALENDAR >
DATE
2008. 07. 01
TIME
10 : 25
Year. Month. Date
Hour : Min.
* Second is not configurable.
< MENU >
1.MONITOR
2.MEASUREMENT
3.DATA OUTPUT
4.MEMORY CLEAR
5.UTILITY
< UTILITY >
1.CALENDAR
2.ANALOG OUTPUT
3.PROGRAM SET
4.RS-232C
< CALENDAR >
DATE
2008. 07. 01
TIME
10 : 25
▼
< CALENDAR >
DATE
2008. 07. 01
TIME
10 : 25
< CALENDAR >
DATE
2008. 07. 01
TIME
10 : 25
▼
< MENU >
1.MONITOR
2.MEASUREMENT
3.DATA OUTPUT
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2.6 Printing Hard Copy of the Monitor Screen
2.6.1 What you need
★ Printer (sold separately) ····· Recommended model is DPU-201GS (Seiko Instruments Inc.)
★ Cable to connect the instrument and a printer (sold separately)
2.6.2 Printer Setting
Switch No. Function Anemomaster Printer
SW 1 Word Length 8 bit ON
SW 2 Parity Yes/No None ON
SW 3 Parity Setting None ON
SW 4～6
Baud Rate 4800 Table Below
Baud Rate SW 4 SW5 SW6
4800 OFF ON OFF
2.6.3 Signal Cable Connection
Anemomaster Printer
Signal Pin No. Signal Name Signal Pin No. Signal Name
3 (orange) TXD 3 DATA
1 (brown) GND 5 GND
4 (yellow) CTS 8 BUSY
2.6.4 Operation Procedure
1. Connect the instrument (RS-232C output terminal) and a printer.
2. Turn on both of the instrument and the printer.
3. Confirm that the Anemomaster’s display is an initial screen.
4. Press HOLD key to hold the display screen.
5. When the display is on hold, press PRINT key.
To Halt Printing Temporarily and To Cancel Printing
Temporary Halt: To stop printing temporarily, press PRINT key while printing.
To recommence printing, press PRINT key again.
Cancel Printing: To stop printing temporarily, press PRINT key while printing.
When the printing is halted, press MENU key.
As the menu screen will be displayed, select 1. MONITOR.
Press PRINT key when this
screen (on hold) is displayed.
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3. Measurement Mode
3.1 How to Measure Average, Max and Min value [Average Mode]
* Data is collected every designated sampling time.
Each data (DATA (N)) is not the average value per sampling time but instantaneous value.
Display Key Procedure
MENU (1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 2. MEASUREMENT
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 1. A VERAGE
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select the item that you want to change.
¾ For more information on the each item, please refer to the
“Measurement Condition” on the next page
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(5) The item to be changed will be highlighted.
Use △、▽ keys to change the number.
Then press SET key.
(6) For the other items, follow likewise the above procedure
(4) and (5).
Average Value
AV E = ΣDATA(N)/N
Max & Min Values
MAX=DATA(i)
MIN=DATA
(j)
DATA (N)
DATA (1)
DATA (2)
DATA (3)
Sampling Time
----- S-TIME (S)
Measurement Time
----- S-TIME (S) × (No. of Data)
AV E R A G E
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< MEASUREMENT >
1. AVERAGE
2. INTERVAL
3. FLOW RATE
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 001
3. MEMORY NO
4. PRINT NO
5. SET OK!
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 001
3. MEMORY NO
< MENU >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 001
3. MEMORY NO
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 001
3. MEMORY NO
4. PRINT NO
Sampling Time (sec)
No of data to be collected
Save data? (YES or NO)
Print out calculation result?
(YES or NO)
Use △, ▽ to change
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△, ▽
SET
(7) After measurement condition is set, select 5. SET OK!.
Then press SET key.
START/STOP
(8) ready will be displayed indicating that the instrument is ready
to start a measurement.
Press START/STOP key to start sampling.
☆To go back to the previous screen (measurement condition
setting screen) press △ key.
[Start
Measuring]
[Stop
Measuring]
[Calculation
Result]
Printing
Example
"P
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☆To stop measuring halfway through: START/STOP or ▽ key.
- The data collected until the measurement is halted will be
calculated.
☆To cancel measuring (a): Press △ key.
- It will go back to screen (a) where the instrument is ready to
start a measurement.
☆To cancel a measurement (b): Press MENU key.
- It will go back to the menu screen.
☆ PRINT: hardcopy of the display screen
☆ START/STOP or ▽: ready for measuring (a)
☆ MENU: menu will be displayed.
S-TIME (S): Set the length of sampling (instantaneous value) time.
Configurable sampling time (sec): 1 ~ 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 sec
DATA (N): Set how many data to be taken every configured sampling time.
Configurable number of data: 1 ~ 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 100, 120, 150, 180
MEMORY: When YES, data will be stored in the internal memory.
For details on memory capacity, refer to P22.
PRINT:
When YES, the calculation result will be output to the printer automatically.
When NO
, you can still print out the hardcopy of the calculation result by pressing PRINT key
after the calculation result is displayed.
Refer to P24 for printout samples.
[Measurement Condition]
(a)
T:01/10···S-TIME(S)
M:015--- used memory (shown in %. When it shows 100 (%),
there is no memory left.)
N:001/060···DATA (N)
P:007--- the page number where the data is stored "P22
If 3.MEMORY NO
is selected, it will not be displayed.
setting value (sec)
will be increased every second
setting value
will be increased every time data is collected.
3. MEMORY NO
4. PRINT NO
5. SET OK!
<AVE> ready
T: 00/10 M:015
N: 000/010 P:007
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
<AVE>
T: 01/10 M:015
N: 001/060 P:007
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
<AVE>
T: 10/10 M:016
N: 060/060 P:007
12.8 m/s
126 ℃
<AVE RESULT>
AVE: 12.8 m/s
MAX: 15.8 m/s
MIN : 10.8 m/s
AVE: 126 ℃
MAX: 129 ℃
MIN : 123 ℃
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3.2 How to Collect Data at Certain Time Intervals [Interval Mode]
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 2. MEASUREMENT
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 2. INTERVAL.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
SET
(4) Set the measurement condition
in the same manner as when
configuring Average Mode
measurement (P
14).
When the measurement condition is configured, select 7. SET
OK!, and press SET key.
☆ To select the item to be
changed
△, ▽⇨SET
☆ To change setting value
and YES/NO.
△, ▽⇨SET
☆ Setting is complete.
7. SET OK! ⇨ SET
(a)
Data at each point is average value.
POINT 1···AVE 1=ΣDATA(N)/N
POINT 2···AVE 1=ΣDATA(N)/N
· · ·
· · ·
POINT N --- AVE H=ΣDATA(N)/N
AVE=(AVE1+AVE2+ -----AVE N)/No. of POINT (N)
MAX=AVE I, MIN=AVE J
AVE1, AVE2, ··· AVE N are stored as a data at each point.
Calculation Result
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< MEASUREMENT >
1. AVERAGE
2. INTERVAL
3. FLOW RATE
< INT >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. INT (min) 060
4. POINTS 024
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT YES
7. SET OK!
How long it takes to finish measuring
INT (min) × No. of POINTS (N)
Time length required to measure at one point
S-TIME (S) × N (No. of Data)
DATA (1)
(2)
(3) ·······(N)
DATA (1)
(2) (3) ·······(N)
DATA (1)
(2) (3) ·······(N)
Time interval until the next sampling starts
Interval Time --- INT (min)
[POINT 1] [POINT 2]
[POINT N]
S-TIME (S)
<Measurement Setting
Screen>
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START/STOP
(5) ready will be displayed indicating that the instrument is ready
to start a measurement.
Press START/STOP key to start sampling.
☆ To go back to the measurement setting screen (a), press △
key.
[Start
Measuring]
[Waiting]
(6)
(6-1):
Sampling at one point.
(6-2):
After a sampling at one point is finished,
the instrument will standby for the next
sampling. On the screen, the average
value for one point will be displayed until
the next measurement will start.
(6-3):
One minute is left before the next
measurement starts
One minute later, the screen will
become screen (6-1) and a measurement
will start.
[Stop
Measuring]
(7) Repeat the above procedure from (6-1) to (6-3) for the
configured number of points.
☆To stop measuring halfway through: START/STOP or ▽ key.
- The data collected until the measurement is halted will be
calculated.
☆To stop measuring (1): △ key.
- It will go back to the screen (b) where the instrument is
ready to start a measurement.
☆To cancel a measurement (2): MENU key.
- It will go back to the menu screen.
Calculation
Result
Printing
Example
"P
24
Data at each point is an average data. Average, maximum and
minimum of the average data at each point will be displayed.
☆ PRINT: hardcopy of the display screen
☆ START/STOP or ▽: ready for measuring (screen b)
☆ MENU: menu will be displayed
INT (min): Set how often a measurement to be started.
Configurable sampling interval (min):
1 ~ 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 100, 120, 150, 180 min.
* Interval (INT) has to be set longer time than sampling time at each point.
POINTS: Set how many points you want to perform a measurement?
Configurable number of points: 1 ~ 999 points
* For S-TIME(S), DATA(N), MEMORY, PRINT, refer to page 15 describing the average measurement.
[Measurement Condition]
(6-1)
<INT> ready
T: 00/10 M:036
N: 000/010 P:016
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
<INT>
T: 01/10 M:036
N: 001/010 P:016
16.8 m/s
128 ℃
<INT>
WAIT 001 min
POINTS 001/024
16.8 m/s
126 ℃
<INT RESULT>
AVE: 19.8 m/s
MAX: 21.6 m/s
MIN : 18.5 m/s
AVE: 126 ℃
MAX: 129 ℃
MIN : 123 ℃
As for “ready” display,
refer to page 16
describing average
measurement.
(6-2)
(6-3)
(b)
WAIT 060 min:
waiting time
remaining time length
before the next
measurement starts (min)
POINTS 001/024: point
Current sampling
trial No.
Total set No. of
measurement trials
<INT>
WAIT 060 min
POINTS 001/024
12.8 m/s
126 ℃
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3.3 How to Measure Flow Rate in the Duct [Flow Rate Mode]
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 2. MEASUREMENT
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 3. FLOW RATE
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
SET
(4) Set the measurement condition
in the same manner as when
configuring Average Mode (P
14).
When the measurement condition is configured, select 7.
SET OK!, and press SET key.
Air Volume (F) = Average Air Velocity (U) × Cross Section (AREA)
indicated in m³/hour and m³/min
Example
POINT 1 --- AVE 1 = Σ DATA (N)/N
POINT 2 --- AVE 2 =Σ DATA (N)/N
POINT M --- AVE M =Σ DATA (N)/N
* To start a measurement at each point: START/STOP key
* For detailed information on measuring at each point, refer to 3.2 How to
Collect Data at Certain Time Intervals [Interval Mode] (P16).
Average Air Velocity
U =
(AVE1+AVE2+···AVE N)
No. of Points (M)
Measuring Point
(POINT)
Duct Area
r1=0.316R
r2=0.548R
r3=0.707R
r4=0.837R
r5=0.949R
R
r1
r2
r3
r4
r5
Measuring Point
Calculation result
Measurement
FLOW RATE
(a)
☆ To select the item to be
changed
△, ▽⇨SET
☆ To change setting value
and YES/NO.
△, ▽⇨SET
☆ Setting is complete.
7. SET OK!
⇨ SET
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< MEASUREMENT >
1. AVERAGE
2. INTERVAL
3. FLOW RATE
< FLOW >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. POINTS 016
4. AREA(m2) 0.100
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT YES
7. SET OK!
<Measurement Setting
Screen>
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Display Key Procedure
START/STOP
(5) ready will be displayed indicating that the instrument is ready
to start a measurement.
Press START/STOP key to start sampling.
☆ To go back to the measurement setting screen (a), press △
key.
[Start
Measuring]
(6)
(6-1)
Measuring at one point.
(6-2)
After measuring at one point is finished, move the probe to the next
point and press START/STOP key. Then measuring at the next point
will start.
★ Repeat the above procedure (6-1) and (6-2) for the configured
number of sampling points.
START/STOP
START/STOP
☆ To stop measuring halfway through: ▽ key.
- While sampling at a point, the sampling at the point will be
finished.
- When the instrument is waiting for the next sampling, the data
taken before the measurement stopped will be calculated.
☆ To stop a measurement (1) : △ key
- Will go back to the measurement standby mode (screen (b))
☆ To stop a measurement (2) : MENU key
- Will go back to the menu screen.
[Calculation
Result]
☆ PRINT: hardcopy of the display screen
☆ START/STOP or ▽: ready for measuring (to continue sampling)
☆ MENU: menu will be displayed.
NEXT START! --- waiting for sampling at the next point.
POINTS 001/016 --- No. of Points
setting value
No. of points where sampling has been done
<FLOW RESULT>
8.100 m3/min
486.00 m3/hour
VEL 13.5 m/s
TEMP 126 ℃
Air volume (m³/m)
Air volume (m³/h)
Avg air velocity
Avg ai r t em p
(b)
(6-1)
[Measurement Condition]
POINTS:
Set how many points to perform a measurement to find average air velocity?
Configurable number of partitions: 1 ~ 100 points
AREA(m²): Duct’s cross section area (Effective Area)
Configurable area size: 0.001～9.999m²
* For S-TIME(S), DATA(N), MEMORY, PRINT, refer to page 15 describing the average
measurement.
< FLOW >ready
T: 00/10 M:036
N: 000/010 P:012
16.8 m/s
126 ℃
< FLOW >
T: 01/10 M:036
N: 001/010 P:012
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
< FLOW >
NEXT START !
POINTS 001/016
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
< FLOW >
T: 10/10 M:037
N: 001/010 P:012
16.8 m/s
126 ℃
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3.4 Program Set
3.4.1 How to Pre-set Measurement Mode
If a measurement mode is preset, the instrument will enter the measurement standby when you turn it on.
To start a measurement, you only need to press START/STOP key.
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 5. UTILITY.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 3. PROGRAM SET.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select a measurement mode to be used.
Then press SET key.
(5) The cursor will move to the selected calculation mode.
Then, the measurement condition setting screen will be
displayed automatically.
△, ▽
SET
(6) Configure measurement setting. Then move the cursor to 5. SET
OK, and press SET key.
The set measurement mode will be applied even when you turn
off the instrument.
If you turn the power on again, it will enter the measurement
standby mode.
OFF: No Program Set
AVERAGE: Average Value Measurement
INTERVAL: Intermittent Operation Measurement
FLOW RATE: Air Flow Measurement
POWER
SW-ON
Measurement Start
<AVE>
T: 01/10 M:015
N: 001/060 P:007
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
Calculation Result
<AVE RESULT>
AVE: 12.8 m/s
MAX: 15.8 m/s
MIN : 10.8 m/s
AVE: 126 ℃
MAX: 129 ℃
MIN : 123 ℃
Ready for measuring
Measurement Mode
Measurement Condition
<AVE> ready
T: 00/10 M:015
N: 000/010 P:007
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< UTILITY >
1. CALENDAR
2. ANALOG OUTPUT
3. PROGRAM SET
4. RS-232C
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 10
3. MEMORY YES
4. PRINT YES
5. SET OK!
< PROGRAM SET >
1. OFF
2. AVERAGE
3. INTERVAL
4. FLOW RATE
< PROGRAM SET >
1. OFF
2. AVERAGE
3. INTERVAL
4. FLOW RATE
<Measurement Setting
Screen>
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3.4.2 Other Measurement Mode Cannot be Used
When a measurement mode is set, only the configured mode can be used. Even if you select 2. MEASUREMENT
on the menu screen, a screen that allows you to select a measurement mode will not display. In stead you will
see the screen that allows you to configure the measurement setting for the set measurement mode. In order to
use other measurement mode, you need to deactivate the current selected mode.
[Example] When Flow Rate mode is set;
Even if you select 2. MEASUREMENT
, ·················································
3.4.3 How to Deactivate Pre-set Measurement Mode
In the same manner as when you configure program setting, display the <PROGRAM SET> screen.
When it is displayed, select 1. OFF
.
Display Key Procedure
△, ▽
SET
(1) Select 1. OFF
.
Then press SET key.
OFF
(2) 1. OFF
will be highlighted.
Then, the menu screen will be displayed automatically.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 2. MEASUREMENT to perform a measurement.
MENU
<MENU>
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
<FLOW RATE>
1. S-TIME (S) 01
2. DATA (M) 010
3. POINTS 016
<MEASUREMENT>
1. AVERAGE
2. INTERVAL
3. FLOW RATE
POWER SW – ON
Air Volume Calculation
Measurement Standby
SET
The below screen will not
b
e displayed.
< PROGRAM SET >
1. OFF
2. AVERAGE
3. INTERVAL
4. FLOW RATE
< PROGRAM SET >
1. OFF
2. AVERAGE
3. INTERVAL
4. FLOW RATE
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
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3.5 Memory Capacity
Measurement data is stored per page. On top of the each page the
measurement condition is stored. Therefore, the more pages you
save, the less data you can store.
Below describes how to figure out how many pages of data can be
stored when you know how many data you want to take.
Number of Bytes Used per Page
(1) Measurement Starting Date (08. 7. 1 10:40)
(2) Measurement Item (air velocity, air temp VT)
(3) Measurement
(Average: AVE, Interval: INT, Air Flow: FLW)
(4) Sampling Time (S-TIME(S))
(5) No. of Data (DATA (N))
(6) No. of Measurement Points (POINTS)
(7) Measurement Interval INT (min) or Duct Area AREA (m²)
(8) Air Velocity Data and Air Temperature Data
12 bytes
2 bytes
2 bytes
2 bytes
2 bytes
2 bytes
2 bytes
4 bytes × No. of data
How to Figure Out How Many Pages Can Be Saved
Internal Memory --- Memory Capacity 4770 bytes 1 page ··· (24+4×N) bytes
P = 4770
/ (24 + 4 × N)
[Example] When N is 10, P is 74 according to the above formula.
This means that when the number of data is 10, you can perform a measurement for 74 times
(pages).
★ Measurement data is stored per page.
★ Make sure to check in which page the
data is stored.
★ A measurement data consists of air
velocity data and air temperature
data.
Data
Memory
Ca
p
acit
y
Measurement Condition
Total: 24 bytes
Page 1
·····
·····
Page 2 Page N
Measurement
Data
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
·····
Measurement
Condition
Measurement
Condition
Average Value Measurement: Data Volume (DATA (N))
Intermittent Operation: Number of Points (POINTS)
Air Flow Measurement: Number of Points (POINTS)
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3.5.1 “Memory Over” Display
When “SET OK!” is selected on the measurement setting screen, the instrument determines if there is enough
memory capacity. If there is not enough memory capacity left, “MEMORY OVER” will be displayed.
Ave. Value Measurement Intermittent Operation Air Flow Measurement Explanation
After configuring each
measurement condition,
select SET OK!
.
Then press SET.
The cursor will move to
DATA (N) or POINTS
automatically.
Change the setting or delete
the data ("P
28)
When repeating a measurement by using START/STOP key or a measurement mode is set, the instrument
determines if there is enough memory left on the measurement stand-by screen.
< FLOW >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. POINTS 060
4. AREA(m2) 1.000
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT NO
MEMORY OVER
“MEMORY OVER” display
[Example] Average Vale Calculation
“MEMORY OVER” display
Calculation Result
Display Screen
When a calculation
program is set
Press START/STOP key.
Power SW-ON
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 100
3. MEMORY YES
4. PRINT NO
5. SET OK!
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 100
3. MEMORY YES
4. PRINT NO
MEMORY OVER
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 100
3. MEMORY YES
4. PRINT NO
5. SET OK!
< INT >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. INT (min) 060
4. POINTS 024
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT NO
7. SET OK!
< INT >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. INT (min) 060
4. POINTS 024
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT NO
MEMORY OVER
< INT >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. INT (min) 060
4. POINTS 024
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT NO
7. SET OK!
< FLOW >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. POINTS 060
4. AREA(m2) 1.000
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT NO
7. SET OK!
< FLOW >
1. S-TIME(S) 01
2. DATA (N) 010
3. POINTS 060
4. AREA(m2) 1.000
5. MEMORY YES
6. PRINT NO
7. SET OK!
< AVE >
1. S-TIME (s) 01
2. DATA (N) 100
3. MEMORY YES
4. PRINT NO
5. SET OK!
<AVE> ready
MEMORY OVER
16.8 m/s
127 ℃
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3.6 Printing Example – Automatic Printing and Hardcopy of Calculation Result
3.6.1 Automatic Printing Example
Average Mode Interval Mode Air Flow Mode
3.6.2 Hardcopy Example
Ave. Value Measurement Intermittent Operation Air Flow Measurement
* In the hardcopy of the
screen after
calculation result is
displayed, date, time
and measurement
condition will not be
printed.
2008.07.01 10:26
<AVE>
S-TIME (S) 01
DATA (N) 010
MEMORY P001
VELOCITY
AVE: 2.58 m/s
MAX: 3.73 m/s
MIN: 1.69 m/s
TEMPERATURE
AVE: 126
℃
MAX: 129
℃
MIN: 123 ℃
2008.07.01 10:26
<INT>
S-TIME (S) 01
DATA (N) 010
INT (min) 060
POINTS 024
MEMORY P001
VELOCITY
AVE: 2.58 m/s
MAX: 3.73 m/s
MIN: 1.69 m/s
TEMPERATURE
AVE: 126
℃
MAX: 129
℃
MIN: 123
℃
2008.07.01 10:26
<FLOW>
S-TIME (S) 01
DATA (N) 010
POINTS 024
AREA (m2) 0.100
MEMORY P001
FLOW RATE
15.240 m3/min
914.40 m3/hour
VELOCITY
2.54 m/s
TEMPERATURE
126
℃
Page number where
the measurement
data is stored
When data is not
stored, “NONE” is
indicated here.
Measurement
starting date & time
Measurement
Condition
Measurement Mode
Calculation Resul
t
<RESULT>
AVE: 2.58 m/s
MAX: 3.73 m/s
MIN: 1.69 m/s
AVE: 126℃
MAX: 129℃
MIN: 123℃
<RESULT>
AVE: 2.58 m/s
MAX: 3.73 m/s
MIN: 1.69 m/s
AVE: 126℃
MAX: 129℃
MIN: 123℃
<RESULT>
15.240 m3/min
914.40 m3/hour
VEL 2.54 m/s
TEMP 126 ℃
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4. How to Redisplay, Print and Delete Stored Data
4.1 How to Redisplay Data
You can re-display the stored calculation result.
However, each memory data cannot be displayed on the
instrument’s display. You need to either output to the printer
or transfer data to the computer via digital output (RS-232C)
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 3.DATA OUTPUT.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 1.DISPLAY
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select the page to be output.
Then press SET key.
[Calculation
Result]
☆ START/STOP or ▽: Page setting screen (a)
☆ MENU: menu display
If data is not stored, “data
not found! MODE PAGE”
will be displayed and go
back to the menu screen.
(a)
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< DATA OUTPUT >
1. DISPLAY
2. PRINTER
3. COMPUTER
MEMORY
P: 001
AVERAGE [VT]
’08.07.01 10：26
< RESULT >
AVE: 12.5 m/s
MAX: 13.8 m/s
MIN : 11.6 m/s
AVE: 126 ℃
MAX: 129 ℃
MIN : 123 ℃
Measurement
mode
Measurement item
VT: velocity & temp.
Memory page
number
Measurement
data& time
MEMORY
P: 001
AVERAGE [VT]
’08.07.01 10：26
<Page Setting Screen>
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4.2 How to Output Data to Printer
4.2.1 Procedure for outputting data to a printer
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 3.DATA OUTPUT
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 2.PRINTER
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select 1.START P:001
.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(5) 1.START P:001
will be highlighted.
Specify the first page to be printed.
Then press SET key.
SET
(6) Select 2.END P:005.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
(7) 2.END P:005
will be highlighted..
Specify the last page to be printed.
Then press SET key.
MEMORY
P:001 ~ P:007
1. START P:001
2. END P:001
The last page to be printed
Range of stored pages
The first page to be printed
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< DATA OUTPUT >
1. DISPLAY
2. PRINTER
3. COMPUTER
MEMORY
P:001~P:007
1. START P:001
2. END P:001
3. SET OK!
1. START P:005
2. END P:001
3. SET OK
!
1. START P:005
2. END P:005
3. SET OK
!
1. START P:005
2. END P:007
3. SET OK
!
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SET
(8) Move the cursor to 3. SET OK!
Press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(9) Select the item to be output.
Then press SET key.
[Printing]
☆ To halt printing temporarily: Press PRINT key
☆ To stop printing completely: Press PRINT MENU key
(10) After printing, it will go back to the page setting screen.
☆ To continue printing, repeat the above procedure.
☆ To finish printing, press MENU key.
4.2.2 Printing Example
RESULT:Only calculation result is output.
DATA: Only measurement data is output.
ALL: Both calculation result and
measurement data are output.
1. START P:005
2. END P:007
3. SET OK!
< FORMAT >
1. RESULT
2. DATA
3. ALL
<PRINT>
MEMORY
P:001~P:007
1. START P:001
2. END P:001
3. SET OK!
Measurement Condition
(will be printed all the
time)
Calculation
Result
<RESULT>
Measurement
Data
<DATA>
<ALL>
[Average Mode]
2008.07.01 10:57
<AVE>
S-TIME(S) 01
DATA(N) 010
MEMORY P001
VELOCITY
AVE: 2.58 m/s
MAX: 2.87 m/s
MIN: 1.89 m/s
TEMPERATURE
AVE: 126
°
C
MAX: 129
°
C
MIN: 123
°
C
No. VEL TEMP
(m/s) (
°
C)
1 2.37 126
2 2.83 126
3 2.47 125
4 1.89 124
[Interval Mode]
2008.07.01 10:57
<INT>
S-TIME(S) 01
DATA(N) 010
INT(min) 060
POINTS 024
MEMORY P001
VELOCITY
AVE: 2.58 m/s
MAX: 2.87 m/s
MIN: 1.89 m/s
TEMPERATURE
AVE: 126
°
C
MAX: 129
°
C
MIN: 123
°
C
No. VEL TEMP
(m/s) (
°
C)
1 2.37 126
2 2.83 125
2008.07.01 10:57
<FLOW>
S-TIME(S) 01
DATA(N) 010
POINTS 016
AREA(m2) 0.100
MEMORY P001
FLOW RATE
15.180 m3/min
910.80 m3/hour
VELOCITY
2.53 m/s
TEMPERATURE
126
°
C
No. VEL TEMP
(m/s) (
°
C)
1 2.37 126
2 2.83 126
3 2.47 125
[Air Flow Mode]
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4. How to Redisplay, Print and Delete Stored Data
28
4.3 Deleting Memory Data
4.3.1 Deleting All
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 4. MEMORY CLEAR.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 1. ALL CLEAR
.
Then press SET key.
(4) Select 2. YES
.
Then press SET key.
★ When all data is deleted, it will go back to the menu screen.
* The page number will be moved up.
[Example]
When deleting from P003 to P005,
P036 will be renamed as P033.
ALL CLEAR
P001
P002
P003
Page
· ·
· ·
· ·
Deleting All
CLEAR
P003
P004
P005
P036
·
·
P001
P002
Deleting partially
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< MEMORY CLEAR >
1. ALL CLEAR
2. CLEAR
MEMORY
ALL CLEAR OK?
1. NO
2. YES
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
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29
4.3.2 Deleting Selected Pages Only
Display Key Procedure
MENU (1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 4. MEMORY CLEAR.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 2. CLEAR.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select 1. START P: 001.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(5) Specify the first page to be deleted.
Then press SET key.
SET
(6) Move to 2. END P: 003.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(7) Specify the last page to be deleted.
Then press SET key.
SET
(8) Confirm the range of the pages to be deleted.
If it is OK, press SET key.
(9) The selected pages are deleted and it will go back to the menu
screen.
* The page number will be moved up.
If any data is not stored, “data not
found! NONE PAGE” will be
displayed and it will go back to
the menu screen.
MEMORY
P:001~P:025
1. START P:001
2. END P:001
3. SET OK!
1. START P:001
2. END P:001
3. SET OK
1. START P:003
2. END P:003
3. SET OK
!
1. START P:003
2. END P:003
3. SET OK
!
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< MEMORY CLEAR >
1. ALL CLEAR
2. CLEAR
1. START P:003
2. END P:005
3. SET OK!
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
The last page to be deleted
The first page to be delete
d
MEMORY
P:001~P:025
1. START P:001
2. END P:001
3. SET OK!
Range of stored pages
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5. Data Output
30
5. Data Output
5.1 Analog Output
Output on the measurement screen -------------------------------------- ★ To be output every 0.25 second
★ Output Voltage: DC0 ~ 1V
★ Output Impedance: 47Ω
5.1.1 How to Change Air Velocity Range
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 5. UTILITY.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 2. ANALOG OUTPUT.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select 1. VELOCITY.
Then press SET key.
Output Range
Air Velocity Air Temp.
0 ~ 5 m/s 0 ~ 50 °C
0 ~ 25 m/s 0 ~ 100 °C
0 ~ 50 m/s 0 ~ 200 °C
0 ~ 500 °C
Initial Screen: Except when the screen is on hold
Measurement Mode: Except when the calculation result
is displayed or the instrument is
waiting for the next sampling
Analog Output Terminal
V: Air Velocity
T: Air Temperature
(a)
< MENU >
1.MONITOR
2.MEASUREMENT
3.DATA OUTPUT
4.MEMORY CLEAR
5.UTILITY
< UTILITY >
1.CALENDAR
2.ANALOG OUTPUT
3.PROGRAM SET
4.RS-232C
< ANALOG OUTPUT >
1. VELOCITY
2. TEMPERATURE
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5. Data Output
31
△, ▽
SET
(5)
(a) The range highlighted is the current set range.
If there is no change to be made, press SET key.
The screen will go back to the ANALOG OUTPUT screen (a).
(b) To change the range, select the range and press SET key.
(6) The selected range will be highlighted, and the screen will
automatically go back to the ANALOG OUTPUT screen (a).
MENU
(7) Press MENU key to go back to the menu screen.
* Analog voltage is output ony when the display screen indicates a
measurement is being performed.
To change the air temperature’s
output, perform the same
procedure.
(a)
< RANGE >
1. 0 ~ 5 m/s
2. 0 ~ 25 m/s
3. 0 ~ 50 m/s
< MENU >
1.MONITOR
2.MEASUREMENT
3.DATA OUTPUT
4.MEMORY CLEAR
5.UTILITY
< ANALOG OUTPUT >
1. VELOCITY
2. TEMPERATURE
< RANGE >
1. 0 ~ 5 m/s
2. 0 ~ 25 m/s
3. 0 ~ 50 m/s
< RANGE >
1. 0 ~ 5 m/s
2. 0 ~ 25 m/s
3. 0 ~ 50 m/s
Range Conversion Equation
0~ 5 m/s U = 0.005 × V
0~25 m/s U = 0.025 × V
Air
Ve lo c it y
0~50 m/s U = 0.05 × V
0~50 °C T = 0.05 × V
0~100 °C
0~200 °C
T = 0.1 × V
T = 0.2 × V
Air
Te mp .
0~500 °C T = 0.05 × V
Ve lo c it y
Te m
p
.
0
2.5
5.0 m/s
°
0.5
1.0
Out
p
ut
(
V
)
<Example>
[Symbols]
U: Air Velocity (m/s)
T: Air Temp (°C)
V: Output Voltage (mV)
< Output Voltage Conversion>
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5. Data Output
32
5.2 Digital Output (RS-232C)
5.2.1 Connection Example
Anemomaster (MODEL 6162)
Signal Name
Wire
Connection
Pin No. Signal Name Signal Meaning Signal Direction Signal Line Color
GND 1 GND Signal Ground - - - Brown
TXD 2 RXD Received Data Input Red
RXD 3 TXD Transmit Data Output Orange
RTS 4 CTS Clear To Send Input Yellow
CTS 5 RTS Request To Send Output Blue
DSR
DCD
DTR
5.2.2 Baud Rate Setting
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 5. UTILITY.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 4. RS-232C.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(4) Select baud rate.
Then press SET key.
(5) The selected baud rate will be highlighted, and the screen will
automatically display menu screen.
★ To transfer raw data: 1. MONITOR
To transfer memory data: 3. DATA OUTPUT
Output Format
Baud Rate: 4800, 1200
Word Length: 8 bit
Parity Bit: None
Stop Bit: 1 bit
< MENU >
1.MONITOR
2.MEASUREMENT
3.DATA OUTPUT
4.MEMORY CLEAR
5.UTILITY
< UTILITY >
1.CALENDAR
2.ANALOG OUTPUT
3.PROGRAM SET
4.RS-232C
< RS – 232C >
1. 1200 bps
2. 4800 bps
< RS – 232C >
1. 1200 bps
2. 4800 bps
< MENU >
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33
5.2.3 To Transfer Raw Data (measurement data per second)
When transferring data, make sure to display the monitor screen.
While transferring data, do not use other functions.
Output Format
Command Explanation
Command Function Explanation
D *
To s et the
number of data
to be retrieved.
After command is received, AD will be returned.
Then, the configured number of data (*) will be output every one second.
The maximum number of data to be output is 1,000 data. To retrieve more than 1,000 data,
send the command again.
C
To turn probe
power OFF
After command is received, AC will be returned.
At the same time, the air velocity sensor will be turned off.
S
To turn probe
power ON
After command is received, the air velocity sensor will be turned on again.
30 seconds later AS will be returned and the instrument is ready to retrieve data.
After AS command is received, transfer data by sending D* command.
* Command C
and S can be used when you want to collect data every one hour or so.
By turning the probe off when it is not being used, unnecessary battery drain can be used.
* When command or number of data is entered incorrectly, the error codes listed below will be returned.
(Example: When the number of data exceeds the maximum, E2 will be returned in stead of AD.)
E1 ----- Command Error B3 ----- Battery Error (battery drain)
E2 ----- Data Setting Error
When SLOW is indicated, moving average
deviations will be transferred.
Please switch to monitoring screen.
[Output
Example]
23.6; 126; *** CRLF : Air Velocity, Air Temp ***
# # # # # ; # # # # # ; # # # # # CRLF : 19 characters
Air Velocity Air Temp. dummy : (unit: m/s, ℃, **)
’08.07.01 FAST
10:26:40
12.8 m/s
27.5 ℃
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5. Data Output
34
5.2.4 To Transfer Memory Data (Measurement Data Stored in Memory)
DATA OUTPUT mode in menu screen
Getting Ready for Transferring Memory Data
Display Key Procedure
MENU
(1) Press MENU key.
△, ▽
SET
(2) Select 3. DATA OUTPUT.
Then press SET key.
△, ▽
SET
(3) Select 3. COMPUTER.
Then press SET key.
Ready!
(4) When the screen shown on the left is on the display, start (RUN)
the program on your computer.
To Stop Transferring: MENU key
Internal
Memory
Start
Transferring
An error message will be displayed when…
1. RS-232C cable is not connected.
2. The wiring connection of the connector is not correct.
Referring to the example of connecting to the host computer, check the
wiring connection. (See 5.2.1 Connection Example (P.32))
3. Data cannot be retrieved.
Baud rate may not be set correctly.
Confirm the baud rate of the host computer and the instrument.
< MENU >
1. MONITOR
2. MEASUREMENT
3. DATA OUTPUT
4. MEMORY CLEAR
5. UTILITY
< DATA OUTPUT >
1. DISPLAY
2. PRINTER
3. COMPUTER
MEMORY
DATA
TRANSMISSION
MEMORY
DATA
TRANSMISSION
DEVICE ERROR !
Error Display
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5. Data Output
35
(1) Measurement Mode (VI: Air Velocity & Air Temperature)
(2) Calculation Mode (AVE: Average Measurement INT: Interval Measurement FLW: Flow Measurement)
(3) S-TIME (S) (Sampling Time)
(4) DATA (N) (Number of Data to be collected)
(5) POINTS (No. of samplings (partitions))
(6) Interval Measurement: INT(measurement interval)
Flow Measurement: AREA (m2) (Duct’s cross section area)
Output Format of Measurement Condition ----- M Command
Output Format of Measurement Data ----- T Command
<Command Explanation>
Command Function Explanation
P
To check the number of
memory pages
After the command is received, AP will be returned.
Then, the number of pages stored will be output.
N *
To check the number of
memory data
After the command is received, AN will be returned.
Then, the number of data in the specified page (*) will be output.
M *
To check measurement
condition
After the command is received, AM will be returned.
Then, the measurement condition in the specified page will be output.
T *
To output measurement
data
After the command is received, AT will be returned.
Then, the measurement data in the specified page will be ouput.
* When page number is entered incorrectly, the error message E will be returned.
As for E1 and E3, refer to
5.2.3 To Transfer Raw Data (measurement data per second).
* AVG Mode:
dummy output
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
# # ; # # # ; # # ; # # # ; # # # ; # # # # # CRLF : 25 Characters
VT ; FLW ; 60 ; 100 ; 10 ; 1. 456CRLF
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
[Output
Example]
23.6; 126; *** CRLF ：air velocity, air temp, dummy
# # # # # ; # # # # # ; # # # # # CRLF ：19 Characters
air velocity air temp dummy ： (Unit: m/s, ˚C, **)
[Output
Example]
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6. Main Specification
36
6. Main Specification
Specification
(1) Model Name Main Unit:
Probe:
Model 6162
Model 0203 (for mid temperature)
Model 0204 (for high temperature)
(2) Measurement Feature Air velocity and air temperature (simultaneous measurement)
(3) Measurement Object Clean air under normal pressure and normal temperature
Air Velocity: V
0
~ 50.0m/s (4) Measurement Range
Air Temperature: 0
~ 200 °C (MODEL 0203)
0
~ 500 °C (MODEL 0204)
(5) Measurement Accuracy
(Normal Temp. Accuracy:
18~28 °C)
(6) Temperature
Compensation Accuracy
(Air Velocity)
(7) Heat Resistance of Cable Teflon Coated (probe side): 200 °C
Vinyl Code (connection cable): 80 °C
(8) Response Air Velocity:
Air Temperature:
4 sec (90% response at air velocity of 5 m/s)
5 sec (90% response at air velocity of 5 m/s)
(9) Display Screen Graphic LCD (120×64dot):
displaying velocity and temperature simultaneously
w/t backlight and brightness adjustment functions
(10) Memory Capacity Max 999 data (when measuring in one page)
(11) Input & Output Terminal Remote Terminal:
Analog output Terminal:
Digital Output Terminal:
START/STOP function
simultaneous velocity & temp. output
output voltage 0
~ 1V (Output Impedance: 47Ω)
(Output Accuracy: 0.5%FS)
RS-232C (serial)
0 ~ 99 °C : V0 = 0.2 m/s
100 ~ 199 °C : V0 = 0.4 m/s
200 ~ 299 °C : V0 = 0.7 m/s
300 ~ 399 °C : V0 = 1.0 m/s
Measurement Range Specified Accuracy Display Resolution
V0 ~ 4.99 m/s
5.00 ~ 9.99 m/s
0.01 m/s
10.0 ~ 24.9 m/s
Air
Ve l o ci t y
25.0 ~ 50.0 m/s
±3%FS
0.1 m/s
0 ~ 99.9 °C 0.2 °C
100 ~ 199 °C
Air
Tem p.
200 ~ 500 °C (0204only)
±1%±1˚C of reading
1 °C
MODEL 0203 MODEL 0204 Tem p.
Ve l o ci t y
0 ~ 200 °C 0 ~ 400 °C
V0 ~ 4.99 m/s ±10%FS ±15%FS
5.00 ~ 9.99 m/s
10.0 ~ 24.9 m/s
25.0 ~ 50.0 m/s
±6%FS ±10%FS
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6. Main Specification
37
General Specification
(12) Power Source
Power Supply Voltage
DC 9V (660mA)
Dry Cell: six (6) size C batteries (Alkaline Cell, Manganese Cell)
AC Adapter: (100
~ 240VAC 50 ~ 60Hz /0.2A)
Power Consumption Max 5.6 VA
(13) Battery Life Approx. 8 hours (When the instrument is used consecutively with the
backlight off with Alkaline cell at the velocity of 5m/s)
(14) Backup Battery Battery Life: Approx. 3 months ····· data and clock backup
(This battery life is for the case where the instrument is not used at all for
3 months. As NiCd battery is used for a backup battery, it is charged every
time it is used.)
(15) Environment Condition
(main unit)
Performance Assurance Temp Range
Storage Temperature Range
5
~ 40 °C
-10
~ 50 °C
(16) Dimension (main unit) 220 (W) × 85 (D) × 150 (H) mm
(17) Dimension (probe) Model
Config
u
ration
Cable
0203
φ11 × 208
Teflon coated cable 1.5m
0204
φ14 × 1000
Teflon coated cable 2.3m
Main unit: Approx. 1.8 Kg (inc. dry cell) (18) We ig ht
Probe:
MODEL 0203
MODEL 0204
Approx. 200 g
Approx. 500 g
(19) Accessories
Main Unit (MODEL 6162) (Qty)
Shoulder Belt 1
Dry Cell (sizes C Alkaline batteries) 6
AC Adaptor (DC 9V, 660mA) 1
Output Cable (alligator clip for analog output) 2
Operation Manual 1
Probe for Mid Temperature (MODEL 0203) (Qty)
Probe Board
1
Storage Case for Probe
1
Connection Cable (Vinyl: Approx. 5m)
1
Probe for High Temperature (MODEL 0204) (Qty)
Probe Board 1
Storage Case for Probe 1
Connection Cable (Vinyl: Approx. 10m) 1
Reagent Bottle, Beaker, Bamboo Brush 1 each
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7. Measurement Principle
38
7. Measurement Principle
7.1 Principle of Hot-Wire Anemometer
When the heated air velocity sensor is exposed to airflow, the sensor will be
cooled. As the sensor temperature changes, the residence value changes
accordingly. The faster the velocity is, the greater the residence value changes.
Therefore, if how air velocity is proportional to the residence value is understood,
air velocity can be calculated using the measured residence value (or electric
current).
Our Anemomaster uses this principle. In general, a hot-wire anemometer employs
a feedback circuit to keep constant temperature in the sensor area (Constant
Temperature Anemometer).
The sensor temperature is kept at constant temperature, and this will not be
affected by air velocity. However, the amount of heat drawn from the sensor
changes depending on air velocity. In order to compensate the drawn heat,
electrical current to be applied to the sensor. Based on the amount of the electrical
current (i), the air velocity can be calculated.
The amount of heat [H] that is drawn from the sensor is expressed by:
(
)
(
)
TaTUbaH −+= ----- King’s formula
H: Heat Dissipation T: Sensor Temperature
Ta: Air Temperature U: Air Velocity a, b: Constant
Also, the amount of heat diffusion can be expressed by the following formula;
2
RI
H
=
(R is kept constant regardless of air velocity as the temperature is constant.)
Therefore,
UbaRI +∞
2
As you can see from this above formula, the change of air velocity [U] can be
seen as the change of the current passed to the sensor [i].
Wind
Sensor (Platinum Coil)
風速素子
電流ｉ
Rc
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7. Measurement Principle
39
7.2 Temperature Compensation
When the air temperature changes, the amount of heat dissipation changes
accordingly even when the air velocity is constant. By providing a
temperature measurement sensor Rc having the same temperature
coefficient as the air velocity at the opposite side of the bridge, the constant
difference between the air temperature and sensor temperature is kept.
By fixing the bridge constant as described above, the amount of heat
dissipation can bear a constant relation to the air velocity regardless of the
air temperature.
When implementing the temperature compensation sensor, the sensor with
significant resistance value shall be used in order to avoid self-heating due
to the current flow. Consequently, the sensor tends to be big. The more the
sensor is big, the worse the response against the air velocity sensor
becomes. Then, when the air temperature changes rapidly, it becomes
difficult to compensate the temperature. Given this factor, to improve the
response of Model 6261 Anemomaster, sub-bridge is being used. If
feedback is provided to amplifier in order to counterbalance this sub-bridge,
the combined resistance will almost be R(1+r2/r1) when this bridge is
viewed as one resistance. In other words, if r2 << r1 is selected, the
resistance for temperature detection (R) can be relatively small. Therefore,
we managed to keep the temperature detection sensor small, which enables
us to achieve the compensation with good response.
Temperature
Compensation
Air Velocity [U]
Air Velocity [U]
Ta1< Ta2
))(( TaTUba −+
[H]
[H]
Ta1
Ta
2
Constant
Output
R
R2
R1
RH
Air velocity sensor
r1
r2
Air temp. detection bridge
Air temp. sensor
Display
CPU
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7. Measurement Principle
40
7.3 Influence by Gas Composition to be Measured
Hot-wire Anemometers indicate air velocity based on the amount of radiation heat
which is the heat quantity deprived from the sensor to fluid. Depending on the fluid
to be measured, the amount of radiation heat varies, and the air velocity reading, too,
will be affected. Since all of the Anemomaster are calibrated in air at the normal
temperature and pressure, the indicated value requires to be compensated when you
measure mixed gas. Therefore, you need to know the physical property value of the
mixed gas beforehand in order to compensate the air velocity of mixed gas.
Below Figure 2 shows how to obtain the heat quantity diffused by the forced
convention from a cylinder (sensor).
Heat Diffusion Quantity Q
UO
U
M
Figure 1
Changes in air velocity values
Figure 2 Heat diffusion quantity due to forced convention from a cylinder
flow rate
U
diameter
d
nusselt
number
Nu=A×B
amount of radiation heat
(
)
au
TTNQ −
=
l
πλ
length
ℓ
coefficient
viscosity
η
density
r
specific heat
C
p
thermal
conductivity
λ
kinematic viscosity
coefficient
r
g
V
η
=
thermometric
conductivity
cp
r
a
λ
=
prandtl number
a
r3600
Pr =
reynolds number
r
Ud
=Re
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41
Heat diffusion quantity can be found by;
()
au
TTNQ −= l
πλ
········ (1)
Q: Heat diffusion quantity N
u
: Nussselt number π:Circle ratio λ：Thermal conductivity
L: Length of cylinder T: Heating body temp. T
a
:Gaseous temperature
In order to obtain the property value of mixed gas, obtain the property value of each component. Based on the
mixing ratio, the property value of the mixture can be found. For instance, the specific heat of mixture, C
ｐ
, can be
found by;
M
YMC
C
p
p
100
111
Σ
=
········ (2)
C
p
: Specific heat of mixture Cp1: The specific heat of each component gas
M：Molecular quantity of mixture M
1
：: Molecular quantity of each component gas
Y
1
：: Volume percentage of each component gas
As each property value is temperature function and Nusselt number, N
u
, is function of flow velocity (U), heat
diffusion quantity in the mixed gas (Q
a
) can be find by obtaining the air temperature, Ta, and the reference air
velocity, U
0
using the above equation (1). Given that the Qa is equivalent to the diffusion quantity in the air, the air
velocity value, U
M
, can be obtained. With U0 and UM, the air velocity compensation table for the mixed gas can be
obtained.
Below is and example graph for air velocity compensation.
10
20
30
40
50
10 20 30 40 50
Air Temp. 100˚C
Air Temp. 300˚C
Air Temp. 500˚C
Component Mixing Ratio %
N2 74.0
H2O 11.5
O2 3.5
CO 11.0
Velocity Reading U
M
m/3
Reference Velocity Value U0 m/β
Figure 3 Example Graph for Air Velocity Compensation
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8. Troubleshooting
42
8. Troubleshooting
* Before you send the unit for repairs, please check the followings once again.
8.1 Checking Power Source
No. Symptom Possible Cause / Solution Refer to
1.
Even when your turn the power
switch ON, nothing is displayed.
- The batteries may be drained.
⇒ Need new batteries.
Page
5
2.
Although batteries are used, nothing
is displayed on the screen.
- The brightness adjustment has not been done
properly.
⇒ Adjust the brightness by the volume.
Page 2
3.
The dry cell dies faster than the
specification.
- The polarity of the batteries are not correct.
⇒ Check the batteries.
Page
5
4. The display screen blinks.
- It shows that the batteries are drained.
⇒ Need new batteries.
Press BATT key and check the remaining level of
the batteries.
Page
11
8.2 Checking the Initial Operation
No. Symptom Possible Cause / Solution Refer to
1. The display screen is dark or pale.
- The brightness adjustment has not been done
properly.
⇒ Adjust the brightness by the volume.
Ambient temperature affects the brightness.
Page 2
2. The backlight is not ON.
- In a bright place it is sometimes difficult to
check if the backlight is ON.
⇒ RIGHT Switch ON
Page 2
3.
When the instrument is turned ON, it
goes to calculation mode
automatically and “ready” is
displayed.
- Calculation program is set.
⇒ PROGRAM OFF
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21
4.
Even if I select MEASUREMENT in
the menu, the calculation mode
selection screen does not display. In
stead measurement condition setting
screen displays.
- Calculation program is set.
⇒ PROGRAM OFF
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21
5
“PROBE” keeps to be displayed on
the screen.
- Probe is not connected.
⇒ Connect a probe.
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6
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8.3 During a Measurement
No. Symptom
Possible Cause / Solution Refer to
The displayed measurement value is
abnormal.
1.
Ex) Air Velocity:
Air Temp:
**.*
0.0
- If a measurement is performed out of the spec
range, “over” will be displayed on the screen.
- Probe sensor may be damaged.
2.
While measuring, the display screen
starts blinking.
- The batteries are drained.
⇒ Need new batteries.
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11
3.
Data cannot be stored in the internal
memory.
- Setting has not been configured properly.
⇒ MEMORY YES
Chapter
3
4. The response of the reading is slow.
- Moving average deviations is selected.
⇒ FAST/SLOW key
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8.4 Analog Output
No. Symptom
Possible Cause / Solution Refer to
1. No output.
- Output only on the initial screen or when
measuring in the measurement mode?
- The screen is on hold.
2.
The output value is wrong. - The output range is wrong.
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30
8.5 Digital Output
No. Symptom
Possible Cause / Solution Refer to
1. DEVICE ERROR is displayed. - The cable’s wire connection is not correct. Page 34
2. Data cannot be collected.
- The host computer’s setting is not properly
configured.
- Baud rate setting is not correct.
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3. Data is wrong. - Output format is not correct.
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33, 35
8.6 Printer
No. Symptom
Possible Cause / Solution Refer to
1. The printer turns OFF while printing. - The printer’s NiCd battery is drained.
2. Cannot take a hardcopy of the screen.
- The screen may not be on hold.
⇒ Put the screen on hold.
- You may be trying to take a hardcopy while
measuring.
⇒ After the calculation, try again.
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13
Chapter
4
3.
There is not print output after
calculation.
- Setting has not been configured properly.
⇒ PRINT YES
Chapter
4
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9. Warranty and After-sales Service
KANOMAX Limited Warranty
The limited warranty set below is given by KANOMAX with respect to the KANOMAX brand Anemomaster Model
6162, 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 one (1) year 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 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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After-sales Service
If the PRODUCT is malfunctioning, please check with “Troubleshooting” to find possible cause 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 make a call, please have the
following information of your PRODUCT 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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10. Contact Information
JAPAN & ASIA
KANOMAX JAPAN INC.
2-1 Shimizu, Suita City, Osaka, 565-0805, Japan
TEL: 81-6-6877-0183
FAX: 81-6-6879-5570
URL:
http://www.kanomax.co.jp/
E-Mail:
sales@kanomax.co.jp
USA & EUROPE
KANOMAX USA INC.
PO Box 372, 219 Hwy. Route 206, Andover, NJ 07821, U.S.A.
TEL: (800)-247-8887 / (973)-786-6386 FAX: (973)-786-7586
URL:
http://www.kanomax-usa.com/
E-Mail:
info@kanomax-usa.com
CHINA
Shenyang Kano Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd
No. 12, 4 Jia Wencui Road Heping District
Shenyang City, PRC
TEL: 86-24-23845309 FAX: 86-24-23898417
URL:
http://www.kanomax.com.cn/
E-mail:
sales@kanomax.com.cn
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