Jumo 702540 TDA-300 / TDA-3000 - Handheld thermometer O Manuel d'utilisateur

JUMO TDA-300(0)Handheld Thermometerwith data loggerB 702540.0Operating Manual2013-12-03/00448127

1 Introduction101.4 Checking the deliveryBefore using the handheld thermometer, check the following:-Order details- Check that the housing is undamage

111 Introduction1.5.1 LCD displayThe following details are shown in the LCD display. (1) NumberWhile data is being recorded, or during standby for da

1 Introduction12(7) Limit valueIndicates whether the measured temperature is within the selected rangelimits. Caution: The limit values (upper and low

131 IntroductionLEFT and RIGHT keysYou can use the (,) keys to select details on the screen when it is in thenormal display mode.You can move to the

1 Introduction141.6 Function menuThe TDA-300(0) has a function menu for running the functions that are requiredfor temperature measurement and recordi

151 IntroductionFn1 Memoryv See Chapter 5 “Data logger”Fn2 TAG Setupv See Chapter 4 “Temperature measurement”Fn 3 Loggingv See Chapter 5 “Data logger”

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172 PreparationThis section describes the preparation that is required for operation of theinstrument.2.1 Inserting the batteryh Undo the screw for th

2 Preparation182.2 Setting the date and timeYear setup h Press the LEFT or RIGHT key to move the position where the digit is blinking.h Press the UP o

192 Preparation2.3 Connecting the temperature sensorh Attach the temperature sensor to the instrument. v An overview of the available temperature sens

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213 Operation & normal display3.1 Switching on the instrumenth To switch on the instrument, press the MENU/POWER key.If user management is active

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234 Temperature measurementThis chapter describes the entering of TAG names (measurement pointdesignations), setting up the limits and the evaluation

4 Temperature measurement244.1 Registering TAG namesEach of the 5 to 99 TAG names can be used as a measurement pointdesignation, and be up to 11 chara

254 Temperature measurement4.1.2 Character entry with selection listExample Alter TAG name for No. 2 from “TAG02” to “PAN02”.h Press the SET key in th

4 Temperature measurement26You have finished the setting. Now you can set the upper and lower limits.v Chapter 4.2 “Setting limits”h Press the SET key

274 Temperature measurementTo return to normal display, press the ESC key 3 times.4.1.3 Character entry without selection listYou can also alter the T

4 Temperature measurement28You have now finished the setting.To return to normal display, press the ESC key 3 times.h Press the UP key to set () 9.h

294 Temperature measurement4.3 Evaluating measured temperaturesThe following example shows how measured temperatures can be evaluated.Example Measured

Contents1 Introduction 71.1 Preface ... 71.2

4 Temperature measurement30Measurement The water temperature is measured.- The measured temperature rises above the upper limit (90.0 °C).- The measur

315 Data loggerThis chapter describes the recording of the measured data in the memorythrough the data logger function. You can record data in the mem

5 Data logger325.1 Manual loggingWith manual logging (interval = off), you can record the measurement in thememory by using the REC key. REC will appe

335 Data logger5.2 Automatic loggingThe measured data are recorded in the memory at the preset interval. Forautomatic data logging, you must first set

5 Data logger345.2.2 Starting data loggingh Press the REC key. Data logging starts at the preset interval. The REC symbol light is on permanently.Exam

355 Data logger5.2.4 Checking datav See “Checking the logged data” on Page 32.It is possible to check the measured data on the memory screen (Fn1) du

5 Data logger36h Press the MENU/POWER key to display the TAG filter screen.h Press the UP key () to change the setting to “ON”.h Press the SET key to

375 Data logger5.3.2 Searching data with a specific LOG No. (LOG jump)The more data you have, the more difficulties you will have in finding therequir

5 Data logger385.4 Deleting recorded dataThere are two ways of deleting the measured data in the memory.Delete? “Delete” means that only individual da

395 Data logger5.4.2 Deleting all data (Clear all?)You can use this function to deleted all data.h Press the SET key to delete the measurement.The tot

Contents5.2 Automatic logging ... 335.2.1 Activating the interval .

5 Data logger405.5 Optimizing recorded data (defragmenting)If data have been recorded and deleted repeatedly, it is possible that somememory areas are

415 Data loggerFrom the memory screen (Fn1), you can reach normal display by pressing theESC key twice.h Press the SET key and the memory is automatic

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436 Peak/Bottom value storageThe minimum temperature (Bottom) and maximum temperature (Peak) can bestored by the TDA-300(0). Each of these two values

6 Peak/Bottom value storage446.2 Resetting the peak valueh Press the MENU/POWER key in the peak value display; The “Peak reset?” message is shown on t

457 User namesThis chapter describes how to handle user names.Different user names can only be implemented with the handheld TDA-3000.This enables dif

7 User names46Entry The way in which names are entered is identical with that of entering TAGnames.v Chapter 4.1.2 “Character entry with selection lis

478 ConfigurationThis chapter deals with the possibilities provided by the configuration menu“Setup (Fn9)”. From normal display, start the configurati

8 Configuration488.3 Sensor typeType Select the sensor type connected.Select between: Pt100 (RTD),TC-K (thermocouple K),TC-J (thermocouple J) and TC-

498 Configuration8.5 Decimal point (decimal place)DP Select the position of the decimal point.Select between: 0.1 = one decimal place and 1 = no dec

Contents9.3 Disconnecting ... 589.4 Opening CSV data on the

8 Configuration508.7 Digital filterDfilter The TDA-300(0) has an integrated first-order digital filter. This filter is used toeliminate display flicke

518 Configuration8.9 LockingLock Different menus and individual parameters can be protected against accidental alteration through this parameter; the

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539 Evaluating data with a PCWith the handheld TDA-3000, it is possible to evaluate the measured datausing a personal computer (PC). The data are tran

9 Evaluating data with a PC549.2 Stored dataThree files are created in the TDA and are ready for readout. - LOG_M0507066.CSV: recorded temperature dat

559 Evaluating data with a PCTAG_*.CSV The file contains the TAG names and the limits. As standard, it is available inthe write/read mode and can be e

9 Evaluating data with a PC56SETUP_*.CSV The file contains the user names and configuration data. As standard, it isavailable in the write/read mode a

579 Evaluating data with a PC

9 Evaluating data with a PC589.3 DisconnectingDisconnect the TDA from the PC after the PC has been shut down andswitched off or observe the following

599 Evaluating data with a PC9.4 Opening CSV data on the PCProcessing in EXCELh Start EXCEL (e.g. EXCEL 97).h From the File menu, select the function

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6110 Appendix10.1 Replacing the batteryWhen the battery charge indicator shows that the battery is nearly empty( ), you should replace it.Type of batt

10 Appendix62Replacing thebatteryh Press the MENU/POWER key for more than two seconds to switch the TDA-300(0) off.h Undo the screw for the battery co

6310 AppendixThe “Date/Time (Fn0)” menu for setting the date will be shown in the LCDdisplay. If no year is set, then no calendar function (recording

10 Appendix6410.3 Fault finding 10.3.1 Error messagesHAlways switch the instrument off when replacing the sensor.Display Description SolutionBattery

6510 AppendixIf two or more self-diagnosed errors occur (Err 1, Err 2, Err 4, Err 64 andErr 128), the error numbers are added up.Internal error Remove

10 Appendix6610.3.2 Problems and solutions10.4 Technical datav See Data Sheet 702540Problem Possible cause SolutionInstrument cannot be switched on (n

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71 Introduction1.1 PrefacePlease read this Operating Manual before commissioning the instrument.Keep the manual in a place that is accessible to all u

1 Introduction81.2 Typographical conventionsWarning signsACautionThis symbol is used when there may be damage to equipment or data if theinstructions

91 Introduction1.3 Instrument featuresTemperature ranges- Resistance thermometer (RTD) type Pt100: -200 to +850 °C (-328 to +1562 °F) or -199.9 to +85