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Battery Safety
This instrument is fitted with three size AA batteries either
rechargeable (nickel cadmium) or non-rechargeable
(alkaline).
DPI 740 User Manual
Before storing this instrument remove the batteries
When fitting batteries make sure the electrical contacts are
clean and observe the correct polarity.
The battery compartment should be inspected for
corrosion caused by leaking batteries. Corrosion must be
removed using approved methods*.
When storing and transporting batteries make sure that
they cannot be short circuited. A short circuited battery
can become very hot and can, in certain circumstances,
explode. It is recommended that a suitable container is
used for storing and transporting batteries.
Dispose of old batteries using a safe, approved method.*
*Refer to the Battery Manufacturer for this information.
Software Version
This manual contains operating instructions for instruments
with software version 1.XX. Further changes to the
instrument's software may require a change to the operating
instructions and an issue number change of the manual.
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DPI 740 User Manual
PCB
ppm
psi
OFE
OFF
ONH
RPT
RTS
RS232
Rx
Tx
V
VA
oC
of
printed circuit board
parts per million
pound per square inch
barometric pressure at airfield level (local)
calculated sea level pressure including air
temperature
calculated sea level pressure
resonant pressure transducer
ready to send
Serial data communication standard
receive
transmit
Volt
Volt amp
degrees Celsius
degrees Fahrenheit
Symbols
The following symbols are used to identify hazards on
this instrument.
Static sensitive components handle with
&
extreme care.
This symbol, on the instrument, indicates
that the user should refer to the user
manual.
1-1 General view 2-1 Fitting the battery 2-2 Electrical connections 2-3 Adaptor/charger connector 3-1 Instrument front 'panel 3-2 Measurement mode menu 3-3 Local pressure measurement
3-4 Sea level measurement 3-5 Altitude measurement 3-6 Process sub-menu 3-7 MaxiMin menu 3-8 Set-up menu 3-9 Communications set-up 3-10 Calibration
The Omega DPI 740 precision pressure indicator uses a
silicon resonant pressure transducer producing a pressure
reading in units of pressure measurement and altitude.
The instrument is contained in a molded enclosure of a
composite ABS material and can be used as a hand-held
indicator or. using a retractable stand. as a bench instrument.
The instrument can also communicate. through a serial RS232
connector. with a compatible computer system or printer.
WARNING:
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHARGE NON-RECHARGEABLE
BATTERIES. TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL CHARGING OF NONRECHARGEABLE BATTERIES THE CHARGE LINK LK2 MUST BE
IN THE DISABLED POSITION (X).
CAUTION:
Do NOT LEAVE OISCHARGEO BATTERIES IN THE INSTRUMENT.
OLD BATTERIES CAN LEAK AND CAUSE CORROSION.
WHEN FITTING THE BATTERIES MAKE SURE THE ELECTRICAL
CONTACTS ARE CLEAN AND OBSERVE THE CORRECT POLARnY.
N!lJ#-: For further information. refer to the safety page
at the front of this manual and to the battery
manufacturer.
2.1 Battery (Figure 2-1)
Three batteries are fitted in the battery compartment.
For non rechargeable batteries make sure the charging link
LK2 is fitted in the disabled positibn (X).
For rechargeable batteries make sure the charging link LK2
is fitted in the enabled position (,1).
N!lJ#-: The charging link LK2 is located on the
instrument PCB. To access th,s link remove the
top case assembly.
To replace the batteries, unscrew the captive screw and slide
off the battery compartment cover. Make sure the polarity of
the new batteries is correct.
If the battery capacity is low the display shows:
" The battery symbol (approximately 1 hour left).
" The flashing message Battery Very Low for 15 to 20
minutes.
" The message Batteries Dead! followed, after a short
time, Switching Off!! the instrument then
automatically switches off
Option C is the adaptor cable recommended for use with the
RS232 serial communication interface. The adaptor cable
has, at one end, 6-pin LEMO type connector and, at the other,
a 9-way D type connector. The instrument's serial
communication settings and the data terminal equipment
(DTE) settings must be the same. The recommended initial
settings are as follows:
The instrument is switched on by the ON/OFF push-button
and powers up in the last selected mode and units of
measurement. The instrument "times-out" after a period of
one minute if no push-button selections are made. To keep
the instrument in the powered-up state the ON/OFF and
MODE push-buttons should be pressed together. The display
briefly shows a "Time-out Disabled' message. Pressing the
MODE push-button steps through the three pressure
measurement modes. Pressing the SET push-button steps
through the set-up menu (described in 3.3).
3.2 Measurement Modes (Figure 3-1)
Selecting the MODE push-button, changes the measurement
mode between:
Local (OFE unprocessed pressure at the pressure port).
Sea (OFF calculated pressure at sea level).
Altitude (calculated height from pressure datum).
Selecting the push-button F2 changes the units of pressure
measurement, continuous pressing steps between three pre-
selected units, the display shows the units for each
measurement mode.
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Local (QFE) Measurement (Figure 3-3)
This is the direct measurement of the absolute pressure
sensed at the pressure port. In addition to measuring local
pressure the instrument can, with the use of a hose and a
connector, measure absolute pressure at a system test point.
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measurement mode pressing F1 changes
to tare (T)
Figure 3-3 Local pressure measurement
units of measurement press F2 to change
between three units.
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