Supco KTT User Manual

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CR4-KTT RECORDER
TWO TEMPERATURE SENSORS
WITH
The CR4 is a precision, multifunction chart recorder. With the KTT adapter, the
4-KTT becomes a two temperature chart recorder with a digital display, con-
CR sisting of two temperature sensors TP6 (or optional TP15), an interface adapter and a cable to connect the interface box to the recorder. Each temperature sen­sor is enclosed with a 4 inch stainless steel jacket which may be immersed in any solid or liquid which is compatible with 300 series stainless steel.
The recorder was designed with the user in quired to operate the CR4-KTT. The menu driven setup is logically simple and user friendly. All parameters are shown on a two line alphanumeric LCD display. The backlighting of the display enhances visibility under marginal lighting condi­tions.
The CR4-KTT uses two independent pens and records information on a 6 inch circular chart. Each pe rotation of the chart may be set to Single Turn or Continuous.
In addition, a full function alarm feature is provided. The alarm of the CR4-KTT can
be set to sound an audible signal when the temperature 1 and/or tempera­ture 2 has exceeded an upper or lower limit. Each limit is individually set from the front panel. A delay time before the alarm is activated may be set by the user to prevent nuisance alarms. Low power normally open relay contacts are pro­vided to allow activation of a remote alarm, phone dialer or annunciator.
Power is supplied through a 120VAC 50/60 Hz. plug-in adapter. External power may be suppl battery. Battery backup for 48 hours is featured to provide operation during tem­porary power loss.
All functions of the CR4-KTT a the front panel. Selectable functions are retained in memory to avoid reentering settings in the event of a power failure.
ied from any 12VDC source such as automotive, marine, or other
n is uniquely colored to maximize chart readability. The
re accessed through five pushbuttons located on
mind. No special knowledge is re-
QUICK START
1. Connect power supply adapter to CR4-KTT through jack on right side of unit.
2. Plug power supply adapter into 120VAC outlet.
3. Press the “ON
4. Pens will move to the "Home
5. Pens will then go to a position on the chart according to the display read­ ing. This is called the RUN Mode. (Unit is always in the RUN mode when display is showing temperature readings.)
button.
" position (The outermost part of the chart).
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MENU OR RUN?
The CR4-KTT has two basic modes of operation:
MENU mode. To review or change settings. RUN mode. To display present conditions and record them.
If MENU mode is selected, the user can:
Set Chart Speed/Range. Set Single or Continuous Chart Rotation. Set Alarm Status (Alarm delay section of MENU will not sh alarm is disabled.):
Alarm Delay = 0 Alarm Delay = 10 Minutes/20 Minutes/1 Hour/2 Hours
ow when the
If the ALARM is enabled, t
Set Temperature 1 High Limit Set Temperature 1 Low Limit. Set Temperature 2 High Limit. Set Temperature 2 Low Limit. After menu setting, unit will automatically go into the RUN Mode after 30 seconds.
If the RUN mode is selected: The display will show Temperature 1 and Temperature 2.
While in the RUN mode, the user can:
Home the pens by pressing the HOME sw of charts and pens.) Set blue pen position. Set red pen position. Advance the chart by pressing the ADV button with chart.)
he following menu selections will be available:
itch. (Allows for easy changing
. (To match present time
How to Change the Chart
1. Press the HOME button to move the pens to the outer edge of the chart.
2. Lift the pens with the lever. (Just enough to lift the pens from the chart.)
3. Remove the old chart.
4. Install the new chart on to the spindle.
5. Rotate the chart to the starting point with the ADV button.
6. Lower the pens.
7. Press the MENU butto
8. If the pen(s) position needs adjustment, see Pen Adjustment section be­ low.
n. This will put Recorder in the RUN Mode.
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CHART SPEED AND RANGE
The CR4-KTT offers 42 combinations of Chart R match a wide variety of applications. All functions of Chart Speed and Chart Range have been combined in one menu to make the necessary selections as easy and as fast as possible. A further aid to the user is the Supco chart number shown on the display for any combination of Chart Range and Chart Speed.
Chart Speed is the term used to describe the time it takes for the recording chart to mak
e one complete revolution. Different applications will require different chart speeds. For example, the 31 Day Chart would generally be used where long term monitoring is required and frequent changing of the charts would be undesirable. The main disadvantage of this is that short term variations in tem­peratures will record as a single line or step on the chart. In applications that have short term temperature variations the user may prefer a faster chart speed for more accurate analysis.
The fastest chart completes one revolution in 1 1/2 hours. This allows the user to record short term variations in temperature would be to test the defrost cycle in a frost free freezer or to observe the settling time of a temperature control system. Chart Range can be selected by the user for °F or °C. Recorder will retain this information even when the power is discon­nected or the unit turned off.
If the measured Temperature is o will read the actual temperature, but the pen will not go beyond limit of the chart.
ut of range (for the chart selection), the display
anges and Chart Speeds to
in great detail. An example of this
How to Set the Chart Speed and Range
1. While in the RUN mode, press the MENU button. This will show the Beeper is
ON (OFF) message. Press the MENU button again and the display will pres-
ent the setting for chart speed.
2. To select a longer chart speed, press the A button, for
press the B button. Each time the A or B button is pressed, the speed will change. Whatever speed is on the display will become the chart speed. The available chart speeds are:
shorter chart speeds
1.5 Hours 6 Hours 24 Hours 31 Days 3 Hours 12 Hours 7 Days
3. Press the MENU button again to go to the chart selection menu. To change
the chart range and chart number, press the A or B button. Each time the A or B button is pressed, the range will change. Whatever range is on the display will become the chart range. Note that the chart number is displayed with the chart range for the user’s convenience. The available chart ranges are:
-20°F to +120°F/-20°F to +50°F +5°C to +45°C/-30°C to +10°C
+40°F to +110°F/-20°F to +120°F -30°C to +10°C/-30°C to +50°C
-20°F to +50°F/+40°F to +110°F -30°C to +50°C/+5°C to +45°C
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4. Press MENU to proceed in MENU Mode. If no button is pressed for 30
seconds, the recorder will automatically return to the RUN Mode or to go to RUN Mode from here, press MENU once, then press B for RUN.
How to Set Single Turn or Continuous Chart Rotation
The recorder can be set to rotate chart continuously or stop after one revolution.
1. Press MENU until "Single Turn or Continuous" message appears.
2. Press A to toggle between Single and Continuous.
3. Press B to go to RUN Mode.
4. Press MENU to continue in MENU Mode.
ALARM AND DELAY
When Temperature 1, Temperature 2 or both measurements pass above or be­low the thresholds, set in the menu function, the CR4-KTT will execute a preset operation. This operation is described as an Alarm condition or a Delay condi­tion and is referred to simply as Alarm or Delay.
Alarm indicates that one or both measurements are above or below the preset thresholds so the CR4-KTT is sounding the audible alarm and has closed the relay contacts. The display will also be flashing the parameter that has caused the Alarm condition.
Delay is a condition in which one or both thresholds have been passed, but the audible alarm and relay contacts are not activated for a preset delay time. Delay is used to prevent nuisance and false alarms.
Example:
In the normal operation of a frost free freezer an automatic defrost cycle takes
place periodically. Without the Delay function this would cause a false alarm in­dicating a freezer failure, when in fact no failure has occurred.
The Delay can also be used to prevent nuisance alarms on coolers or similar devices that have frequent door openings. Without the Delay function, an alarm would be started as a result of a short term increase in temperature caused by the door being opened and again no failure of the system has occurred.
The CR4-KTT allows the user to select one of five Delay times, zero Delay, 10 minutes, 20 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours. The delay time selected will depend on the application and will vary from installation to installation. It is up to the judg­ment of the user to determine the best delay time for a given application. When a Delay Time of zero is used the Delay function is disabled. When a temperature threshold is passed, the audible alarm and relay contacts will close immediately. If a Delay time other than zero is selected, the audible alarm and contacts will not activate until one or both temperature thresholds have been exceeded con­tinuously for the period of the Delay time. The display will flash the parameter which has caused the Delay condition to alert the user that one or more thresh­olds have been passed. At the end of the Delay time the audible alarm will sound and the relay contacts will close.
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How to Silence the Alarm: (Relay Contacts Remain Closed.)
1. Press MENU and the display will show "Beeper is ON” message.
2. Press A to turn off alarm (only sound will be turned off, relay will be closed).
3. Press B to turn alarm (sound) on.
4. Press MENU to continue in MENU Mode.
How to Set the Alarm & Delay
1. Press MENU button until alarm status message appears.
2. Press button A to scroll through options:
Zero Delay 20 Min. Delay 2 Hour Delay 10 Min. Delay 1 Hour Delay Alarm Disabled (If the alarm is disabled, you must enable the alarm to get the delay
sections of the MENU.)
3. Press B to go to RUN Mode or MENU to continue in MENU Mode.
TEMPERATURE 1 AND TEMPERATURE 2 LIMITS
The Temperature 1 and Temperature 2 Upper and Lower limits allow the user to customize the alarm settings of the CR4-KTT to provide the greatest degree of protection while at the same time preventing unnecessary alarms. Since each application is unique, careful selection of the temperature thresholds are re­quired to provide the maximum degree of protection. Both Temperature high and low limits may be set. If the alarm is enabled, and any of these limits are ex­ceeded, the display will blink the reading that went out of limit. An audible alarm (Beeper) will sound and the relay contacts will close after the set delay time. This delay time can be set as follows:
0 Delay 20 Min. Delay 2 Hr. Delay 10 Min. Delay 1 Hr. Delay
If the Alarm is not disabled, any of the four limits could trip the alarm, therefore all four limits must be set or the alarm must be disabled if it is not being used.
SETTING THE LIMITS
Temperature Limit part of MENU will not show if alarm is disabled.
How to Set the Temperature 1 High Limit
1. Press MENU until "Temperature 1 High Limit" appears.
2. Press A to increase limit, B to decrease limit, or MENU to go to
Temperature 1 Low Limit. The A or B button can be held down if moving temperature limit several degrees.
How to Set the Temperature 1 Low Limit
1. Press MENU until "Temperature 1 Low Limit" appears.
2. Press A to increase limit, B to decrease limit or MENU to go to Temper-
ature 2 High Limit.
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How to Set the Temperature 2 High Limit
1. Press MENU until "Temperature 2 High Limit" appears.
2. Press A to increase limit, B to decrease limit or MENU to go to set Tem­ perature 2 Low Limit.
How to Set the Temperature 2 Low Limit
1. Press MENU until "Temperature 2 Low Limit" appears.
2. Press A to increase limit, or B to decrease limit. Press MENU to return to
RUN mode.
PEN POSITION ADJUSTMENT
NOTE: The blue pen has a longer arm to allow it to move over the red pen. Therefore one pen will record at real time and the other will lag or lead by 3/16".
In the normal course of operation charts, and eventually pens, will have to be
changed on the CR4-KTT. When this occurs it may be necessary to adjust the pen position to match the reading of the display. This is most likely to occur when changing a pen.
How to Adjust the Blue Pen Position on the Chart (Temperature 2)
1. Press the HOME button until the display reads "Homing the Pens Please Wait"
2. Press button A to select the pen adjustment menu.
3. Press button B to move blue pen in (toward hub) and button A to move blue pen out (toward edge of chart).
4. Press MENU to select red pen
5. Press MENU again if no adjustment of the red pen is required, otherwise go to the “Adjust Red Pen“ instruction (next section).
adjustment menu.
How to Adjust the Red Pen Position on the Chart (Temperature 1)
1. Press button A to move the red pen out (toward outer edge of the chart).
2. Press button B to move the red pen in (toward hub).
3. Press MENU to return to the
RUN mode.
TEMPERATURE SENSORS
• Each sensor converts the temperature to the electrical signal that the recorder
uses to record and display.
• Each sensor will measure temperature from -20°F to +120°F (-30°F to +50°C)
• The sen
300 series stainless steel.
• Sensors are interchangeable.
• Calibration by Supco to NIST traceable standards is available as an option.
sor tip may be immersed in any liquid or solid that is compatible with
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BATTERY BACKUP OPERATIONS
Battery backup allows the CR4-KTT to continue operation in the event of a power loss. Actu the batteries. With fresh alkaline batteries the typical operating time will be 48 hours (when operating on battery only). Alkaline batteries are essential for this type of application.
When the main power is lost the CR4-KTT will sense this and immediately turn off the backlight on the LCD display. A “B” will be displayed in the upper right hand corner of the display to advise the user that the CR4-KTT is operating on battery power. No other indication will be visible. The temperature and chart re­cording will continue until the batteries have been exhausted or the AC power is restored.
The CR4-KTT will monitor the battery power and when the batteries are almost exhausted, a "Low Battery" message will appear on the display. The batteries should be replaced as soon as possible to avoid erroneous readings. This pre­vents possible damage due to battery leakage and also assures that the CR4­KTT will remain in operation in the event of another power failure. The suggested battery backup consists of eight AA cells, however, a standard nine volt battery could be used to provide approximately one hour of backup. The following chart shows the life expectancy of various types of batteries.
Batte
ries
Eight Alkaline AA cells 48 Hours Eight Rechargeable Nicad AA cells 24 Hours Standard 9 Volt Alkaline Battery 1 Hour
al operating time on battery will depend upon the condition of
The life expectancy of the batteries is based on the time when the CR4-KTT is being operated on batteries only. It is good practice to replace these bat­teries every year. Do not keep batteries in CR4-KTT when not in use.
RS-232 PORT
The CR4-KTT provides an optional RS-232C port to allow the user to connect the recorder to a computer or network being recorded. An adapter cable is supplied with this option to facilitate con­nection to an external computer.
Data is transmitted every time the sensor during an update of the pen position. The data is delimited ASCII text and will transmitted as Temperature 1 and Temperature 2. The port parameters are a follows: 4800 baud, 8 Data Bits, No Parity & 1 Stop Bit.
and allows continuous monitoring of the data
is sampled and is only interrupted
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CR4-KTT SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Ambient Temperature Range +32°F to +120°F (0°C to +50°C) Storage Temperature 0°F to +120°F (-18°C to +50°C) Primary Power 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz. adapter (220-
240 VAC, 50 Hz. optional)
Backup Power 8 AA alkaline batteries (not sup-
plied)
Alternative Power 12 Volt vehicle operation with op-
tional adapter Temperature Accuracy +/- 2°F (+/- 1°C) Sensor Supco Part # TP6 Temperature
sensor with 6' cable (extended
cable length is available) Chart 6" Circular chart (see following
table) Chart Rotation Speeds 31 Days, 7 Days, 24 Hours,
12 Hours, 6 Hours, 3 Hours and
1.5 Hours
Chart Rotation Mode User Selectable — Single turn or
Continuous Chart Speed Accuracy +/- 1 % Display Alphanumeric backlit LCD,
16 Characters, 2 Lines Temperature Alarm Range -20° to +120°F (-30° to +50°C) Alarm Delay Range No Delay, 10 Min., 30 Min., 1 Hr. or
2 Hr. Remote Alarm Connection Normally open contacts 48
VAC/DC, 0.1 Amp., dry contacts Mounting Vertical or horizontal, free standing
or wall mounted Dimensions 9.25" x 7.25" x 2 Weight 2.5 lb. Power Consumption 3.5 Watts maximum
CHARTS
Temperature Ranges Range 1 Range2
-20° to +120°F -20° to +50°F CRTT2-2 CRTT2-1 CRTT2-3 CRTT2-21
-20° to +50°F +40° to +110°F CRTT2-5 CRTT2-4 CRTT2-6 CRTT2-19
+40° to +110°F -20° to +120°F CRTT2-8 CRTT2-7 CRTT2-9 CRTT2-20
-30° to +50°C +5° to +45°C CRTT2-11 CRTT2-10 CRTT2-12 CRTT2-22
+5° to +45°C -30° to +10°C CRTT2-14 CRTT2-13 CRTT2-15 CRTT2-24
-30° to +10°C -30° to +50°C CRTT2-17 CRTT2-16 CRTT2-18 CRTT2-23
*For 1.5 Hour, 3 Hour or 6 Hour readings, use 12 Hour charts.
12 Hours
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Chart Speeds
24 Hours 7 Days 31 Days
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CR4 SERIES RECORDER LIMITED WARRANTY
Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc. hereby warrants that tion, any part of the Universal Series recorder, which proves defective by reason of improper workmanship or material, free of charge for parts and labor, for a period of one year from the date of original purchase by the buyer. This warranty does not apply if, in the sole opinion of Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc., the Universal Series has been intentionally damaged due to misuse, neglect, improper pack­ing, shipping, modification or servicing by other than Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc., or personnel authorized by Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc.. For information on how to obtain service under this warranty contact the dealer where your Universal Se­ries recorder was purchased, or Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc. at the address printed below:
Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc. P.O. Box 21 2230 Landmark Place Allenwood, NJ 08720 USA Phone: (732) 223-6644 FAX: (732) 223-1617
it will repair or replace, at its op-
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warranty, rep-
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in life support systems, or for any other application in which the failure of the Supco product could create a situation where personnel injury or death or significant financial loss may occur.
Should any person or persons purchase or unintended or unauthorized application, that person or persons shall indemnify and hold Supco, and its officers, employees, and affiliates, and distributors harmless against all claims, costs, damages, and expenses, and reasonable at­torney fees arising out of, directly or indirectly, any claim of personal injury, death or financial loss associated with such unintended or unauthorized use, even if such claim alleges that Supco was negligent regarding the design or manufacture of the product in question.
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