TENMARS TM192 User guide

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TRIAXIAL ELF Magnetic
Field Meter
TM-192 / TM-192D
HB2TM1920005
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction.......................................................1
3. Features............................................................3
4. Identifying Parts ................................................4
5. Measurement Procedures.................................5
6. Clock setup.......................................................7
7. Auto power off setup.........................................8
9. ClearALL data logger memory........................ 11
10. Single data memory record.............................12
11. Viewing logged reading controlkey.................12
12. Specifications..................................................13
13. Battery replacement........................................14
14. External DCPower..........................................14
15. Safety Precaution............................................15
16. Software installation(192D) ............................16
17. End of Life Disposal........................................17
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1. Introduction
Safety precautions should be taken against electric appliances in places including medical institutions, schools and residential districts, where people usually stay for a long time, to prevent patients, babies and senior citizens from exposure to high electromagnetic waves.
An electromagnetic wave simply means the wave motion of the electromagnetic field (EMF).
The change in electric fields produces magnetic fields, and the change in magnetic fields can also generate electric fields. The fluctuation of correlation between each other is known as “electromagnetic waves", which is a form of energy similar to light and heat that can be transmitted either by radiation in the air or by an electric conductor.
It is suggested that rearrangements should be made in homes and work locations where the strongest electromagnetic fields are detected in order to avoid prolonged exposure to excessive electromagnetic fields.
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2. Application
This meter is applied to measuring magneticfields
of extremely low frequency (ELF) of 30 to 2000Hz.
It is capable of measuring the magnetic field
radiation intensity that is produced from electric transmission equipment, power lines, microwave ovens, air conditioners, refrigerators, computer monitors, video/audio devices and so forth.
The magnetic field unit is Tesla (T), Gauss (G),
milli-Gauss (mG) or micro-Tesla (μT).
1 T=10,000 G 1 G=1,000 mG 1μT=10 mG
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3. Features
Uses three internal orthogonal sensors to test a
wide range of ELF magnetic fields, independent of measurement angle.
The tester is designed to provide a quick, reliable
and easy wayto measure magnetic field radiation levels around power lines, home appliances and industrial devices.
The tester is a cost-effective hand-held
instrument that was designed and calibrated to measure magnetic field radiation at different bandwidths from 30Hz to 2000Hz.
Display microTesla(uT) or milliGauss(mG) units.Data hold (HOLD), maximum Hold (MAX), and
minimum Hold(MIN) function.
Auto range or manual range select mode.Datalogging capacity with Memory Size:500 data
sets (Model 192) or 9999 data sets(Model 192D).
USB PC interface (192D).Time and calendar function.Low battery indication “ ”.Over load display “OL”.Auto power OFF function .
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4. Identifying Parts
1. LCD display.
2. Power key.
3. maximum Hold and minimum Holdkey.
4. Data Hold key.
5. Record data and Setup functionleft key.
6. Range and Setup function up key.
7. Reading and Setup function right key.
8. Setup function key.
9. Units and Setup function down key.
10.Enter key.
11.Calibration pointfor Triple axis.
12.External power DC 9V.
13.USB interface (TM-192D).
14.Tripod mounting screw.
15.Battery cover.
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5. Measurement Procedures
Press “ ” key turn on the meter, press “ ”
key again to turn OFF the meter.
Press “ ” key to select milli-gauss (mG) or
micro-tesla (µT) unit.
Position the front of the meter to measure the
magnetic waves.
Read the measured value. When manual range
mode is
selected, LCD will shown the mark, The display of “OL” on the highest position indicates there is an overload on the reading. Press “ ” to select a higher range for measurement again.
The default value displayis triaxialtotal
magnetic field reading. Press “ ” key to toggle between independent three single-axis magnetic field readings and triaxial total magnetic field reading.
To lock and keep the reading displayed on the
LCD, press “ ” or press “ ” again to
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unlock.
To retain the maximum and minimum value,
press “ ” key and the reading value displayed on the LCD will keep
updating to the maximum value. Press again to
select minimum value, press and hold down “ ” key 2 seconds to exit the maximumand minimum mode.
Due to the magnetic interference of the
environment field factors, this magnetic field meter could display a reading value that is greater than 0.5 mG prior to measuring. This is not a malfunction of the tester.
With the tester in hand, move slowly towards to
the object under measurement until it is physically touched.
Notice how the field intensity increases as you
move closer to the object.
If the power of object was turned off during the
measurement, the reading of tester should return to zero, unless an electromagnetic field from
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other sources is detected.
6. Clock setup
This meter clock uses 24 hour time.
Press “ ” key to enter clock setting mode
(1.SET).
Press “ ” or “ ” key to select option to
adjust.
Press “ ” or “ ” key to change the digit.
Press “ ” key to store the setup, exit the
mode.
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7. Auto power off setup
Press “ ” key again to auto power off time
setting mode (2.SET).
Press “ ” or “ ” key to change the auto
power off time.
Press “ ” key to store the setup, exit the
mode.
The autopower off time default value is 5
minutes. Range is 0 to 99 minutes. To cancel auto power off, please set time to 0 minutes.
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8. Continuity data logging setup
The data logging interval is the time between data records. To begin data logging, set the logging interval as per instructions below. To exit data logging, set logging interval back to 0.
Press “ ” key again to enter continuous data
logging interval setting mode (3.SET).
Press “ ” or “ ” key to select option to
adjust.
Press “ ” or “ ” key to change the value.Press “ ” key to store the setup, exit the
mode.
Interval time range can be set by user, from 2 seconds to 24 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Clear data logger memory (last data entry)Press “ ” key again to clear data logger
memory for last record setting mode (4.CLA)
Press “ ” key to clear data logger memory for
last record and exit the mode.
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9. Clear ALL data logger memory
Press “ ” key again to clear data logger
memory for all record setting mode. (5.CLA)
Press “ ” key to clear data logger memory for
all record.
Press “ ” key to store the setup, exit the
mode.
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10. Single data memory record
Press “ ” key each time to store the display
reading and time stamp in memory.
11. Viewing logged reading control key
Press “ ” key to view logged readings.
Press or key to scroll through the readings, Press “ ” key to exit this mode.
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12. Specifications
Display : 4 digits Triple LCD display.Range : 20/200/2000 mG, 2/20/200µT.Resolution : 0.01/0.1/1 mG or 0.001/0.01/0.1 µT.Frequency response : 30Hz to 2000Hz.Sensor : Triple Axis (X, Y, Z).Accuracy : 20mG/2µT ±(3.0%+30dgt) at
50Hz/60Hz. 200mG/20µT and 2000mG/200µT ±(2.5%+5dgt) at 50Hz/60Hz. or ±(5%+5dgt) at (30Hz~2000Hz)
Over load : LCD display “OL”.Sample rate : 2.5 times per second.Battery : 9V NEDA 1604, IEC 6F22 or JIS 006P.Battery life : Approximate 100hours.Operating temperature & humidity :
5℃to 40℃, below 80% RH.
Storage temperature & humidity :
-10℃ to 60℃, below 70%.
Weight : About 230g.Dimensions : 173(L) X80(W) X32(H) mm.Accessories : User’s manual, 9V battery,
Carrying case.(MINI USB 4P(MALE) to USB A Type cable).
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13. Battery replacement
If the symbol “ ” appears on the LCD, please replace the battery immediately
Turn off the instrument.Open the battery cover and remove the battery.Replace with four-9V NEDA 1604, IEC 6F22 or
JIS 006P size battery.
Install the battery cover.
14. External DC Power
External AC to DC adapter :
Voltage 9VDC (8~14VDCMax).
Supply current:>300Madc.Socket:pin Positive, Ground Casing External.Diameter 6.3mm ; internal Diameter 2.0 mm.
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15. Safety Precaution
For cleaning the instrument use a soft dry cloth.
Never use a wet cloth, solvents or water, etc.
Operation Altitude : Up to 2000M.Operating Environment : Indoors use.
This instrument has been designed for being used in an environment of pollution degree 2.
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16. Software Installation (192D)
1. Link website https://www.tenmars.com/
2. Click English in the upper right corner of the web page.
3. Search TM-192D.
4. Click on the TM-192D photo.
5. Click File Download, then select Software Download.
6. Download and unzip the software.
7. For the latest software information and installation procedures, Please download the software instructions.
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Caution
and its accessories shall be subject to a
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17. End of Life Disposal
This symbol indicates that equipment
separate collection and correct disposal
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TENMARS ELECTRONICS CO., LTD
6F, 586, RUI GUANG ROAD, NEIHU,
TAIPEI 114, TAIWAN.
E-mail : service@ tenmars.com
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