Omega HH806W User Manual

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WARNING

To avoid electrical shock, do not use this instrument

when working voltages at the measurement surface

over 24V AC or DC.

WARNING

To avoid damage or burns, do not make temperature

measurement in microwave ovens.

CAUTION

Repeated sharp flexing can break the thermocouple

leads. To prolong lead life, avoid sharp bends in the

leads, especially near the connector.

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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operatio

n is subject to the following two condi-

tions:(1

) this device may not cause harmful interfer-

ence

, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received

, including interference that may cause unde-

sired operation.

NOTE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply
wit

h the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

Par

t 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provid

e reasonable protection. This equipment gener-

ates

, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the in­structions

, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications

. However, there is no guarantee that

interferenc

e will not occur in a particular installation If

thi

s equipment does cause harmful interference to ra­dio or television reception, which can be determined
by turning the equipment off and on, the user is en­couraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver

.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dif-

ferent from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV tech-

nician for help.

Shielde

d interface cables must be used in order to

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INTRODUCTION

The instrument is a portable digital thermometer that

s external thermocouples of type K, J, R, S, T, E,

measure
N. The thermocouples types comply with the N.I.S.T. –

S 90 standard reference temperature/voltage tables.

IT

e thermometer features a dual thermocouple input, an

Th
adjustable T/C offset.

SAFETY INFORMATION

comply with emission limits.

s or modifications not expressly approved

Change

e party responsible for compliance could void

th
user‘s authority to operate the equipment.

WIRELESS NOTE

Wireless receiver must keep a distance of at least 30cm

from the meter and meter to meter distance must be at

least 20cm.

SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRICAL

Measurement Range:

K-TYPE (0.1°) -200°C to 1372°C (-328°F to 2501°F)
J-TYPE (0.1°) -210°C to 1200°C ( -346°F to 2192°F)
T-TYPE (0.1°) -200°C to 400°C (-328°F to 752°F)
E-TYPE (0.1°) -210°C to 1000°C (-346°F to 1832°F)
R-TYPE (1°) 0°C to 1767°C (32°F to 3212°F)
S-TYPE (1°) 0°C to 1767°C ( 32°F to 3212°F)
N-TYPE (0.1°) -50°C to 1300°C ( -58°F to 2372°F)

*Based on the ITS-90 temperature standard.

According to temperature standard ITS-90.

Accuracy:

K/J/T/E-TYPE

±(0.05% rdg + 0.3°C) on -50°C to 1372°C
±(0.05% rdg + 0.7°C) on -50°C to -210°C
±(0.05% rdg + 0.6°F) on -58°F to 2501°F
±(0.05% rdg + 1.4°F) on -58°F to -346°F

N-TYPE

±(0.05% rdg + 0.8°C) on -50°C to 0°C
±(0.05% rdg + 0.4°C) on 0°C to 1300°C
±(0.05% rdg + 1.6°F) on -58°F to 32°F
±(0.05% rdg + 0.8°F) on 32°F to 2372°F

R/S-TYPE

±(0.05% rdg + 2°C) on 0°C to 1767°C
±(0.05% rdg + 4°F) on 32°F to 3212°F

Temperature Coefficient:

0.1 times the applicable accuracy specification per °C
from 0°C to 18°C and 28°C to 50°C (32°F to 64°F and
82°F to122°F).

Input Protection:

24V dc or 24V ac rms maximum input voltage on any
combination of input pins.
Reading Rate: 2.5 time per second.

There are three display areas on the HH806 series LCD
(liquid crystal display). The Main and Second displays
are 4 _ digits with a maximum reading of 19999. These
are used for displaying the value of T1 or T2. The Third
display is for the date, time, or the differential value of
T1 to T2.

Overload: “----.-” or “OL” is display.
Battery: 1.5V x 4 PCS (SIZE AAA) UM-4 R03.
Battery Life: 120 hours typical with carbon zinc battery.
Dimensions: 160mm(H) x 83mm(W) x 38mm(D)
Weight: Approx. 365g including batteries.
Supplied Thermocouple:

1 meter (40”) type K insulated beaded wire thermocou-

. Maximum insulation temperature is 482°C (900°F).

ple
Thermocoupl
(whichever is greater) from 0°C to 1250°C.

e accuracy is ±1.1°C or 0.4% of reading

.

1. OPERATIONAL MODE

There are three operation modes-Normal, Shift, and
Setup Mode.

NORMAL MODE:

s is the default mode, the operating functions for

Thi

e normal mode are printed on top of each button in

th
white.

SHIFT MODE:

e operating functions for the shift mode are printed

Th
in gray on the buttons. While in the normal mode,

s the SHIFT button to switch to shift mode. At the

pres
lower-righ
displaye
normal mode, press the SHIFT button again.

SETUP MODE:

Pres
setu
sid
press SET[ ] button again.

WIRELESS MODE:

Press the “ ” key for more than two seconds to start
wireles

to stop wireless function. The wireless mode will shut
down if there is no wireless signal for two minutes.
SE
“ ” power key for more than six seconds when the
mete
pla
ID has been set to 00.

To check the channel and ID of the meter:

Whe
5 seconds. The LCD’s main display will show channel

number, the second display will show ID number.

t corner of the display, the word “Shift” is

d to indicate shift mode. To switch back to

s the set[ ] button in normal mode to switch to

p mode, the indicator “SET” is shown on the left

e of the display. To switch back to normal mode,

s function. Press “

T CH/ID to 00,00 by pressing “T1-T2” key and

r with the meter powered down. The second dis-

y will show 00, which means that the channel and

n the meter is off press “ ” key and “ ” for

fo

r another two seconds

”

2. NORMAL MODE

The following functions can only be used in the normal
mode.

(1) “ ” Power Button

The “ ” button turns the thermometer on or off.
When the meter is in MAX/MIN record mode, the
power off function is disabled.

(2) “[LIMITS]” Button (only Main display)

The limits function will alert the user when a meas­urement exceeds a specified limit. To set the limit val-

, refer to limits function in the setup mode. Press

ues
the [LIMITS] button to activate the limits function; the
word “LIMIT” should be displayed on the LCD.
Whe

n the value of the main display exceeds the Hi
, the word “Hi” will be displayed and the ther-

limit

r will beep in a pulsed tone. If the value of the

momete

n display is lower then the Lo limit, the word “Lo”

mai

l be displayed and the thermometer will beep in a

wil
continuou
[LIMITS] button.

(3) “ ” Button

The backlight function is represented by this button
“ ”. Pressing the button will turn on or off the LCD
backlight. The backlight will turn off automatically
after.

(4) “SAVE/READ” Button

The read data function works in conjunction with the
sav
saved data. The save function can be activated in shift
mode
data; the word “READ” should be displayed on the
LCD
overlay “SECOND” button until the “#” sign is dis­playe
pointer within the saved data table will be displayed.
Th
throug
or “ ” to step through the data one at a time. Press the

larger arrows “ ” or “ ” to step through the data
te
tivates the read data function.

(5) “LOG/READ” Button

The read log function works in with the
lo
lo
th
tion; the word “READ” is displayed on the LCD. Press
th
ing display menus: T1, T2, GRP, and #. T1 and T2:
Display
current group number. #: Displays the current location
of the read pointer within a selected group. The arrow
buttons on the overlay are used for scrolling through
th
“ ” to step through the logged data or groups one at a

time. Press the larger arrows “ ” or “ ” to step
through the data or groups ten at a time. To navigate
th
SECON
pla

s tone To exit the limits function, press the

e function in the shift mode, it is used for reading

. Press the SAVE/READ button to read saved

. To navigate around the save data table, press the

d on the second display. The location of the read

e arrow buttons on the overlay are used for scrolling

h the saved data. Press the smaller arrows “ ”

n at a time. Pressing the overlay “ESC” button deac-

conjunction
g function. It is used for reading logged data. The
g function can be activated in the shift mode. Press
e LOG/READ button to activate the log read func-

e overlay SECOND button to rotate through follow-

s the T1 or T2 saved data. GRP: Displays the

e data and groups. Press the smaller arrows “ ” or

e logged data and groups, press the overl ay

D button until GRP appears in the second dis-

y panel. Then select the group using the arrows.

Pres

s the SECOND button again until the “#” sign is

displayed. The location of the read pointer in the se-

d group will be displayed. Use the arrows to

lecte

l through the data. Pressing the overlay “ESC”

scrol
button deactivates the read data function.

(7) HOLD Mode (only Main display)

When HOLD mode is selected, the thermometer holds

e present readings and stops all further measure-

th

. To activate the data hold mode, press the

ments

D button, and “HOLD” is displayed on the LCD.

HOL

g the HOLD button again cancels the function,

Pressin

d the instrument will automatically resume meas-

an
urements.

(8 ) MI N/M AX with Time rec ord Mode

(only Main display)

The MIN/MAX function records the highest and low-

t value recorded. It also calculates the average read-

es

g and the differences of MAX to MIN. Press

in
MIN/MA
mode
or maximum measurement is recorded. Press the
MIN/MA
readings
MIN
Th
ment. AVG: The average values of the measurements.
Thi
tion
an
no
cordin
of MIN, MAX and AVG data, the MIN/MAX function
ca
th
automati
REL
also disabled.

X button to enter the MIN/MAX recording

. The beeper emits a tone when a new minimum

X button again to cycle through the current

: MAX: The highest measurement recorded.

: The lowest measurement recorded. MAX-MIN:

e difference of the highest and the lowest measure-

s mode works in conjunction with the hold func-

, pressing the HOLD button will stop recording
d measurements (Previously recorded readings are
t erased). Press HOLD button again to resume re-

g and measurements. To prevent accidental loss

n only be cancelled by pressing and holding down

e MIN MAX key for more then 2 seconds. The

c power-off feature, and the power, °C/°F,

, SET, Hi/Lo Limits, TYPE, T1/T2 buttons are

(10) “T1/T2” Button (Main display)

The input selection button [T1/T2] selects the input for
the main display, T1 thermocouple or T2 thermocou-

. Press the T1/T2 button to switch between the two

ple

. When meter is turned on, it is set to the display

inputs
that was last in use.

(11) “T1/T2” Button (Second display)

The input selection button [T1/T2] selects the input for

e second display, T1 thermocouple or T2 thermo-

th

. Press the T1/T2 button to switch between the

couple

o inputs. When meter is turned on, it is set to the

tw
display that was last in use.

(12) “T1-T2/TIME” Button (Third display)

The input selection button [T1-T2] selects the system

e and date, or the differential between the two

tim
thermocouple
T1-T
mete
in use.

s (T1-T2) for the third display. Press the

2 button to switch the display options. When

r is turned on, it is set to the display that was last

3. SHIFT MODE

The following functions can only be used in the
mode.

(2) “°C/°F” Button

Press the °C/°F button to select the temperature

s can be displayed in Celsius (°C) or Fahre

reading

t (°F). When the thermometer is turned on, it

hei
to the temperature scale that was last in use.

(4) “SAVE” Button

The save function stores the T1, T2 data in a nonvola

e memory. Press the SAVE button to save the

til

t data, the word SAVE is displayed to indicate

ren

a has been saved. The built in memory can store

dat
to 128 data. The data can be read using the read
tion in the normal mode.

(5) “LOG” Button

The data log function continuously records the

g to a specified time interval. The time

accordin

l can be set using the interval setup function [INVT]

va
in the set up mode. Press the LOG button to activate

e log function; the indicators “LOG” and “MEM”

th

l be displayed on the LCD. There are 16 groups

wil

e used for storing the log data, and each group

ar
64 data slots. If the current log session exceeds 64

, the log function will automatically use the

points

p to store the following data. A maximum of

grou

a points can be saved in one log session. Press

dat
LOG button again to exit the data log function.

(6) “CLR ?” Button

The CLR function clears all the saved and logged
in memory. When the CLR button is pressed, indicator

” is displayed and the “CLR” on upper-right

“MEM

D will blink. Pressing the “ENTER” button printed

LC
on the overlay in white will clear all saved and logged

. Press “ESC” button to exit this function without

data
clearing data.

(7) “REL” Button (Main display)

The relative value function can be used for comparing
a saved reference value with other measurements.

s the “REL” button to store the current measur

Pres

t as the reference value, and “REL” should be

men

d on the right part of the LCD. The next

playe

t will display the current value compared

uremen

e value. Press “REL” button again to clear

referenc

e value and deactivate the relative value

referenc
urement function.

(8) “APO” Button

Press the APO button to turn the “Auto power

n on or off. When this function is enabled,

functio

r “APO” is shown at the upper left part

indicato

. When APO (Auto power off) is enabled, it

LCD
automaticall
presse

e default time for APO is 5 minutes). Press power

(th
button to resume operation.

(10) “TYPE” Button (Main display)

Press this button to change the type of thermocouple

e main display (K/J/T/E/R/S/N). If the inputs

th
mai

y turn the thermometer off no button

d for a period longer than the set time inte

n and second display are the same, then pressing

this button will change the thermocouple type for

displays.

(11) “TYPE” Button (Second display)

Press this button to change the type of thermocouple in

e second display (K/J/T/E/R/S/N). If the inputs of

th

e main and second display are the same, then press-

th

g this button will change the thermocouple type for

in
both displays.

4. SETUP MODE

The following functions can only be use in the setup
mode.

(2)

Press the LIMITS button to enter the Hi/Lo limit setup

ction. The words “LIMIT” and “Hi” will be flash

fun
on the LCD along with the previous value for the Hi

. Enter the new Hi limit value using the number

limit

s printed in white on the overlay. The resolution of

key

o limit setup is 1 count . The “-“ button (same

Hi/L

n as the ESC) can be used to enter negative val-

butto
ues. Press the “ENTER” button to confirm the new

. You will then be prompted to enter a new Lo

limit

t value. Enter the new value and then press enter

limi
to finish setup of limits.

(3) “[INVT]” (Interval time setting)

To setup the time interval for the log function, press

e [INVT] button. The indicator “INV” will blink on

th

e top-right of the LCD and the previous interval is

th
displayed
on the overlay to change the time interval. Setting is
fro
(HH:MM:SS)
confirm. To exit this function, press the ESC button.

(8) “APO” Button (Auto power off time setting,

Use this function to change the time for the auto power
of
mode
wil
minutes
th
“ENTER
without changing the setting, press the ESC button.

MIN: 0001 minutes

(9) “[OFS]” Button (Thermocouple offset ad-

When the main display input is T1 and a thermocouple
is connected, the instrument can adjust the offset of the
thermocouple
th
to enter the thermocouple Offset Setup Function (OFS)
an
righ

. Press the number buttons printed in white

m lef t t o r igh t o f t he fol low in g format

. Press the overlay “ENTER” button to

HH: interval Hour (0~23)
MM: interval Minute (0~59)
SS: interval Second (0~59)
MAX: 23:59:59
MIN: 00:00:01

min. 1 minute)

f (APO) function. Press the APO button in setup

, and the indicator “APO” and the current time

l flash on the LCD. The default time for APO is 5

. Press the number button printed in white on

e overlay to set the APO time. Press the overlay

” button to confirm. To exit this function

MAX: 19999 minutes

just)

. The same can be done for T2 when on

e main display. In the setup mode, press this button

d the indicator CAL should be displayed on the top-

t of the LCD and the current setting is also shown.

Pres

s the number buttons printed in white on the

y to change the offset of the thermocouple. The

overla

n of the setup is 0.1°. Press the “-” button to

resolutio

t a negative value. Press the overlay “ENTER” but-

se
ton to confirm. MAX: ±1999.9 °C/°F.

(12) “[TIME]” Button (System time setting)

To set the system time, press the [TIME] button in the

p mode. The third display should show the current

setu

e and time with the year flashing. Enter the new

dat

e from left to right in the following format

valu
YY:MM:D
ton
dat

D and HH:MM:SS. Press the number but­s printed in white on the overlay to set the system
e and time. Press the “ENTER” button to confirm.

Exit this function by pressing ESC button.

WARNING

To avoid possible electrical shock, disconnect the

thermocouple connectors from the thermometer before

removing the cover

.

Battery Replacement

1. Power is supplied by 4pcs 1.5V (AAA SIZE) UM-4
R03.

2. The “ ” appears on the LCD display when replace-

t is needed. To replace battery remove screw from

men
back of meter and lift off the battery cover.

3. Remove the battery from battery contacts and replace.

4. When not in use for long periods remove battery.

5. Do not store in locations with high temperatures, or
high humidity.

Cleaning

Periodically wipe the case with a damp cloth and deter­gent, do not use abrasives or solvents.

*Software Operation manual is in the Software disk.

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perio

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pH, Conductivity & Dissolved Oxygen
Instruments

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