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bought. Data, drawings and descriptions included in this manual cannot be juridically in force. We reserve us the right to modify and correct the manual without prior notice. REV. 1.3 30 th Mar. 2007HD2102.1 HD2102.2 ENGLISH - 2 - Photo-Radiometer HD2102.1 - 3 - HD2102.1 1. Input for probes, 8-pole DIN45326 connector. 2. External auxiliary power supply connector input. 3. Battery symbol: displays the battery charge level. 4. Function indicators. 5. Secondary display line. 6. HOLD key/: freezes the measurement during normal operation; in the menu, increases thecurrent value. 7. FUNC/ENTER key: during normal operation displays the maximum (MAX), the minimum(MIN) and the average (AVG) of current measurements. In the menu, confirms the current selection. Pressed with other keys, activates the secondary function. During integral Q(t) calculation, alternates the display of Q(t) and integration time. 8. REL key/: enables the relative measurement (displays the difference between the currentvalue and the logged value when the key is pressed); in the menu, decreases the current value. 9. SERIAL key: starts and ends data transfer to the serial communication port.10. MENU/CLR Q(t) key: allows access to and exit from the menu. If the integral Q(t) calculation is enabled, pressing the MENU/CLR_Q/T and FUNC/ENTER keys simultaneously resets its value. 11. Start-Stop_Q(t)/ESC key: if the integral Q(t) calculation is enabled, starts and ends thecalculation. In the menu, cancels the operation in progress without making changes. 12. UNIT/Q(t) key: during normal operation, selects the unit of measurement for the main variable.When pressed together with the FUNC key, starts and ends the integral Q(t) calculation procedure. 13. ON-OFF/AUTO-OFF key: turns the instrument on and off; when pressed together with theHOLD key, disables the automatic turn off. 14. MAX, MIN and AVG symbols. 15. Main display line. 16. Line for symbols and comments. 17. 8-pole MiniDin connector for RS232C connection using cable HD2110CSNM and for S-print-BT printer connection using cable HD2110CSP. - 4 - Photo-Radiometer HD2102.2 - 5 - HD2102.2 1. Input for probes, 8-pole DIN45326 connector. 2. External auxiliary power supply connector input. 3. Battery symbol: displays the battery charge level. 4. Function indicators. 5. Secondary display line. 6. HOLD key/: freezes the measurement during normal operation; in the menu, increases the current value.7. FUNC/ENTER key: during normal operation displays the maximum (MAX), the minimum (MIN) and the average (AVG) of current measurements. In the menu, confirms the current selection. Pressed with other keys, activates the secondary function. During integral Q(t) calculation, alternates the display of Q(t) and integration time. 8. REL key/: enables the relative measurement (displays the difference between the currentvalue and the logged value when the key is pressed); in the menu, decreases the current value. 9. SERIAL/ERASE LOG key: starts and ends data transfer to the serial/USB communicationport. In the menu, clears the data contained in the instrument's memory. 10. LOG/DUMP LOG key: during normal operation, starts and ends the saving of the measured orintegrated data (Q/T) in the internal memory; in the menu, starts the data transfer from the instrument's memory to the PC. 11. MENU/CLR Q(t) key: allows access to and exit from the menu. If the integral Q(t) calculationis enabled, pressing the MENU/CLR_Q/T and FUNC/ENTER keys simultaneously resets its value. 12. Start-Stop_Q(t)/ESC key: if the integral Q(t) calculation is enabled, starts and ends thecalculation. In the menu, cancels the operation in progress without making changes. 13. UNIT/Q(t) key: during normal operation, selects the unit of measurement for the main variable.When pressed together with the FUNC key, starts and ends the integral Q(t) calculation procedure. 14. ON-OFF/AUTO-OFF key: turns the instrument on and off; when pressed together with the HOLD key, disables the automatic turn off.15. MAX, MIN and AVG symbols. 16. Main display line. 17. Line for symbols and comments. 18. 8-pole MiniDin connector for RS232C connection using cable HD2110CSNM, for USB 2.0 connection using cable HD2101/USB and for S-print-BT printer connection using cable HD2110CSP.- 6 - INTRODUCTION The HD2102.1 and HD2102.2 are portable instruments with a large LCD display.They measure illumination, luminance, PAR and irradiance (across VIS-NIR,UVA, UVB and UVC spectral regions or in the measurement of effective irradiance according to the UV action curve). The probes are fitted with the SICRAM automatic detection module: in addition to detection, the unit of measurement selection is also automatic. The factory calibration settings are already memorized inside the instruments. In addition to instantaneous measurement the instruments calculate the acquired measurements time integral Q(t). Some thresholds can be associated with the integrated measurement and with the integration time, which can be set in the menu. When exceeded these thresholds cause the instrument to stop the integral calculation. The HD2102.2 instrument is a datalogger. It memorizes up to 38,000 samples whichcan be transferred from the instrument connected to a PC via the multi-standard RS232C serial port and USB 2.0. The storing interval, printing, and baud rate can be configured using the menu. The HD2102.1 and HD2102.2 models are fitted with an RS232C serial port and can transfer the acquired measurements in real time to a PC or to a portable printer. The Max, Min and Avg function calculate the maximum, minimum or average values.Other functions include: the relative measurement REL, the HOLD function, and the automatic turning off that can also be disabled. The instruments have IP67 protection degree. This manual describes the HD2102.1 and HD2102.2 models: if not otherwise specified, the description is intended to be applicable to both models. - 7 - KEYBOARD AND MENU DESCRIPTION Foreword The instrument keyboard is composed of single-function keys, like the MENU key, and doublefunction keys such as the ON-OFF/Auto-OFF key. In the double-keys, the function in the upper part is the “main function”, while the one in the bottom part is the “secondary function”. When the instrument is in standard measurement mode, the main function is active. In the menu or in conjunction with the FUNC key, the secondary function is enabled. The pressing of a key is accompanied by a short confirmation beep: a longer beep sounds if the wrong key is pressed. Each key specific function is described in detail below. ON-OFF/AUTO-OFF key The instrument is turned on and off using the ON/OFF key. The turning on enables all display segments for a few seconds, starts an auto-test including the detection of the probe connected to the input, and sets the instrument ready for normal measurement. MIN cm min s 23 m μ m k >>> If during turning on no probes are connected, the message PROB ERR is displayed. When the probe is inserted into a functioning instrument, it is not detected. As the probe's data are captured upon turning the instrument on, it is necessary to turn the instrument off and on again. Replace the probes when the instrument is off. + Automatic turning off The instrument has an AutoPowerOff function that automatically turns the instrument off after about8 minutes if no key is pressed during the intervening time. The AutoPowerOff function can be disabled by holding the HOLD key pressed down during the entire turning on phase: the battery symbol will blink to remind the user that the instrument can only be turned off by pressing the <ON/OFF> key. The automatic turning off function is disabled when external power is used. On the other hand, it cannot be disabled when the batteries are discharged. - 8 - FUNC/ENTER key During normal measurement this enables the display and logging of the maximum (MAX), minimum (MIN) and average (AVG) value of the measurements captured by the probe connected to the instrument, updating them with the acquisition of new samples. The acquisition frequency is once a second. The MAX, MIN and AVG measurements remain in the memory until the instrument is on, even after exiting the calculation function. To reset the previous values and restart with a new measurement session, press FUNC until the message “FUNC CLR” appears, then use the arrows to select YES and confirm using ENTER. In the menu, the ENTER key confirms the current parameter and then goes to the next one. Pressed together with the UNIT-Q/T key, enables the integral Q(t) calculation function. Pressed together with the MENU-Clear Q/T, resets the previous integral Q(t) calculation (please see the description of the UNIT key). Attention: the data captured using the Record function cannot be transferred to the PC. HOLD key/ It increases the current parameter when used in the menu; when used in measurement mode, it freezes the measurement in progress, and upon application of pressure on the key, the message HOLD appears in the upper side of the display. To return to the current measurement, press thekey again. Upon turning on the instrument, the AutoPowerOff function can be disabled by holding the HOLDkey down (please see the ON-OFF key description). During calculation of the integral Q(t), by pressing the key the displayed value is frozen withoutsuspending the calculation in progress. UNIT/Q(t) key During measurement and integral Q(t) calculation, allows selection of the unit of measurement. Repeatedly pressing this key displays the available units of measurement according to the type of connected probe, as reported in the following table. Type of measurement Unit of Measurement Integral Q Unit of Measurement Illuminance (Phot) lux - fcd lux ⋅s - fcd⋅sIrradiance (RAD - UVA - UVB - UVC) W/m2 - μW/cm2 J/m2 - μJ/cm2 PAR μmol/(m2⋅s) μmol/m2Luminance (LUM 2) cd/m 2 ----Note: for the LP471 LUM 2 luminance probe, the integral calculation is not provided. - 9 - This setting changes the information displayed and the immediate print of data (SERIAL key). Thedata recorded using the LOG function (HD2102.2) and sent to the printer or PC through the serial port using the SERIAL function (HD2102.1 and HD2102.2), keep the chosen unit of measurement and display it. While setting the limits for Q(t) calculation, select the coefficient 3, 6 and 9 that multiplies the displayed value respectively by 10 3, 106, 109.+ Integral Q(t) calculation Pressing the FUNC and UNIT keys simultaneously the integral Q(t) calculation is started. By pressing the same keys again allows the current function to be exited and to return to standard measurement. Please see the paragraph dedicated to calculation on page 13. Start/Stop Q(t) - ESC key Starts and ends the Integral Q(t) calculation. The instrument must have previously been set for the calculation by pressing the FUNC/ENTER and UNIT-Q/T keys. When used in the menu, it clears or cancels the active function. REL key/ In measurement mode, it displays the difference between the current value and that measured on pressing the key. The REL message appears on the display; press the key again to return to thecurrent measurement. When used in the menu, it decreases the current variable value. MENU/CLR Q(t) key The first menu item is accessed by initially pressing on the MENU key; press ENTER to go to the following items. To modify the item displayed, use the arrow keys ( and ). The current value isconfirmed by pressing the ENTER key and the display moves on to the next parameter, by pressing the ESC key the set-up is cleared. To exit the menu, press the MENU key at any time. The menu items are listed in this order: 1. INTG LIMT ###S: indicates the integration limit value, after which the integralcalculation is stopped. The variable, replaced here using the ### symbols, is the one selected - 1 0 - before entering the menu. By pressing the UNIT key, it is possible to select the coefficient 3, 6 and 9 that multiplies the displayed value respectively by 10 3, 106, 109.2. TIME LIMT HOUR: indicates the number of hours for the integration time limit, after which the integral calculation is stopped. 3. TIME LIMT MIN: indicates the number of minutes for the integration time limit, afterwhich the integral calculation is stopped. 4. TIME LIMT SEC: indicates the number of seconds for the integration time limit, afterwhich the integral calculation is stopped. 5. Management of memorized data (only HD2102.2): the message“>>>_LOG_DUMP_or_ERAS ” (Transfer data or erase) is scrolled in the comment line.The center figure reports the number of free memory pages (FREE). All memory data are permanently erased by pressing SERIAL/EraseLOG. By pressing LOG/DumpLOG, the data transfer of the logged data on the serial port is started: the “BAUD-RATE” must have previously been set to the maximum value (please see the menu items described below and the paragraph "STORING AND TRANSFERRING DATA TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER" on page 21). 6. Sleep_Mode_LOG (Automatic turning off during recording) (only HD2102.2): thisfunction controls the instrument's automatic turning off during logging, occurring between the capture of a sample and the next one. When the interval is lower than 60 seconds, the instrument will always remain on. With intervals greater than or equal to 60 seconds, it is possible to turn off the instrument between loggings: it will turn on at the moment of sampling and will turn off immediately afterwards, thus increasing the battery life. Using the arrows select YES and confirm using ENTER in order to enable the automatic turning off,select NO and confirm to disable it and keep the instrument on continuously. Note: even if Sleep_Mode_LOG=YES is selected, the instrument does not turn off for less than one minute intervals. 7. Print and log interval: sets the interval in seconds between two loggings or data transfersto the serial port. The interval can be set at 0, 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 60s (1min), 120s (2min), 300s (5min), 600s (10min), 900s (15min), 1200s (20min), 1800s (30min) and 3600s (1hour). If the value 0 is set, SERIAL works on command: the sending of data to the serial port is performed each time the key is pressed . Recording (LOG) is performed with onesecond intervals even if the interval is set to 0. With an interval from 1 to 3600s, continuous data transfer is started when the SERIAL key is pressed. To end the recording (LOG) and continuous data transfer operations (SERIAL with an interval greater than 0), press thesame key again. 8. YEAR: to set the current year. Use the arrows to modify this parameter and confirm usingENTER. 9. MNTH (month): to set the current month. Use the arrows to modify this parameter andconfirm using ENTER. 10. DAY: to set the current day. Use the arrows to modify this parameter and confirm usingENTER. 11. HOUR: to set the current hour. Use the arrows to modify this parameter and confirm usingENTER. 12. MIN (minutes): to set the current minutes. In order to correctly synchronize the minute, it ispossible to reset the seconds by pressing the UNIT key. Use the arrows to set the current - 1 1 - minute plus one, and as soon as that minute is reached press UNIT: this synchronizes the time to the second. Press ENTER to go onto the next item. 13. BAUD_RATE: indicates the frequency used for the serial communication with the PC.Values from 1200 to 38400 baud. Use the arrows to modify this parameter and confirm using ENTER. The communication between instrument and PC (or serial port printer)only works if the instrument and PC baud rates are the same. If the USB connection is used this parameter value is automatically set (please see the details on page 21). + Reset integral Q(t) Simultaneous pressure on the FUNC/ENTER and MENU-CLR Q(t) keys resets the integral Q(t) and sets the instrument up for the new calculation. Please see the paragraph dedicated to calculation on page 13. LOG/DUMP LOG key - only HD2102.2 In measurement mode, this function starts and stops the logging of a data block to be saved in the instrument's internal memory. The data logging frequency is set in the "Print and log interval" menu parameter. The data logged between a start and subsequent stop represent a block. When the logging function is on, the LOG indication is on the display, the battery symbol blinks and a beep is issued each time a logging occurs; when using an external power supply thebattery symbol does not appear. To end the logging, press LOG. The HD2102.2 can turn off during logging between one capture and the next: the function is controlled by the Sleep_Mode_LOG parameter. When the logging interval is less than one minute,the logging instrument remains on; with an interval of at least one minute, it turns off between one capture and the next if the parameter Sleep_Mode_LOG=YES.The variable appearing on the display upon pressing the LOG key is saved: the variable associated with the probe connected to the instrument, with its relevant unit of measurement or the integral Q(t). >>> Dump LOG - only HD2102.2 Press the MENU key until the “>>>_LOG_DUMP_or_ERAS” item is displayed and then press on the LOG key: the transfer of the data contained in the instrument internal memory via the serial port is started. Please, see the paragraph dedicated to data transfer on page 21. - 1 2 - SERIAL key - only HD2102.1 SERIAL/EraseLOG key - only HD2102.2 In measurement mode, this function starts and stops the data transfer to the RS232C serial output. According to the settings entered in the Print and log interval menu item, a single sample can beprinted if Print and log interval=0 or a continuous indefinite printing of the measured data can be set up if Print and log interval=1…3600. The printing operation is accompanied by the display of the RS232 symbol and the blinking of the battery symbol; when using an external power supply the battery symbol does not appear.Press SERIAL to end the continuous printing. The variable appearing on the display upon pressing the SERIAL key is printed: the variable associated with the probe connected to the instrument, with its relevant unit of measurement or the integral Q(t). Before starting the printing with SERIAL, set the baud rate. To do so, select the Baud Rate menuitem and select the maximum value equal to 38400 baud by using the arrows. Confirm with ENTER. The DeltaLog9 software for PC will automatically set the baud rate value during connection. If youare using a different program than DeltaLog9, be sure the baud rate is the same for both the instrument and the PC: the communication will only work in this way. >>> Erase memory - only HD2102.2 Press the MENU key until the “>>>_LOG_DUMP_or_ERAS” item is displayed and then press on the SERIAL/EraseLOG key: this clears permanently all the data contained in the instrument’smemory. - 1 3 - THE PROBES The instrument works with probes of the LP471… series: these are photometric and radiometric probes that measure: illuminance: LP471 PHOT irradiance:
PAR luminance: effective irradiance: All the probes, save the LUM 2, are provided with a diffuser for cosine correction. Upon turning on the instrument automatically detects the probe connected to the input: it is sufficient to connect it. If the instrument is already on, turn it off and back on again in order for the probe to be detected. The unit of measurement is determined according to the probe connected to the input. In cases where more than one unit of measurement is provided for the same probe, use the UNIT key to select the one desired. All probes are calibrated in the factory; no calibration is required by the user. In addition to instantaneous measurement the instrument calculates the acquired measurement time integral Q(t). Some thresholds can be associated with the integrated measurement and with the integration time, which can be set in the menu. When exceeded these thresholds cause the instrument to stop the integral calculation. The probe is detected during turn on, and this cannot be performed when the instrument is already on, therefore if a probe is connected and the instrument is on, it is necessary to turn it off and on. Q/TIME INTEGRATION In addition to instantaneous measurement the instrument calculates the following summation: (1) Q(t) = Σ u(t)⋅Δt, Δt = 1sec0 t where u(t) is the instantaneous value of the input variable compared to time t. The sampling interval is fixed at 1 second. As soon as either the Q(t) value or the integration time t reach the set limit, the integration is stopped. Maximum integration time: 100 hours, 00 minutes, 00 seconds Integration interval: 1 second How to set the limits To set the integration limit, enter the " INTG LIMT ###S" menu item.Use the arrows to
set the desired value.
To set the final integration time, enter the TIME LIMT HOUR, TIME LIMT MIN and TIME LIMT SEC menu items. Use the arrows to set the desired value in hours, minutes and seconds. Confirm each item using ENTER. To cancel the limit, set its value to 0. - 1 4 - How to perform an integration measurement After setting the limits, as illustrated above, exit the menu and return to normal measurement. Simultaneously press FUNC/ENTER and UNIT-Q(t). To start and stop the integral calculation press Start/Stop Q(t). To cancel the previous integration values and reset it, simultaneously press FUNC/ENTER and MENU/CLR-Q(t): if an integration is started without pressing the CLRQ( t) key, the calculation will continue from the previous values. The integral calculation can be suspended at any moment pressing Start/Stop Q(t): in this status, to resume the integration, press the key again. If one or more limits have been enabled in the menu, on reaching of the first, the calculation stops. Pressing FUNC/ENTER alternates the display of Q(t) and integration time. Because the integration process proceeds according to discrete steps, the Q(t) value according to which the integration is stopped could be slightly different than the set limit, but will be equal to the first integration value that exceeds the limit. Note: for the LP471 LUM 2 luminance probe, the integral calculation is not provided.- 1 5 - WARNINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Do not bend the probe connectors or force them upward or downward. 2. Do not bend or force the contacts when inserting the probe connector into the instrument. 3. The sensors and filters should not exceed the temperature limits established with consequent irreparable degradation of their characteristics. 4. Do not drop the probes: as this could cause irreparable damage. 5. Avoid taking measurements in presence of high frequency sources, microwave ovens or large magnetic fields; results may not be very reliable. 6. The instrument is water resistant and IP67, but is not watertight and therefore should not be immersed in water without closing the free connectors using caps. The probe connectors must be fitted with sealing gaskets. Should the instrument fall into the water, check for any water infiltration. Gently handle the instrument in such a way as to prevent any water infiltration from the connectors' side. INSTRUMENT SIGNALS AND FAULTS The following table lists all error indications and information displayed by the instrument and supplied to the user in different operating situations: Display indications Explanation ERR This appears if the probe has already been detected by the instrument,but is disconnected. At the same time an intermittent beep is issued. PROB COMM LOST This appears if the probe has already been detected by the instrument,but is disconnected. At the same time an intermittent beep is issued. OVER Measurement overflow: indicates that the probe is measuring a value exceeding the measuring range.LOG MEM FULL Memory full; the instrument cannot store further data, the memory space is exhausted. PROB ERR A probe with SICRAM module has been inserted when not admissible for that specific instrument. CAL LOST Program error: it appears after turning on for a few seconds. Contact the instrument's supplier. SYS ERR # Instrument management program error. Contact the instrument's supplier and communicate the numeric code # reported by the display. BATT TOO LOW CHNG NOW Indication of insufficient battery charge appearing on turning on. The instrument issues a long beep and turns off. Replace the batteries. - 1 6 - The following table reports the indications provided by the instrument as they appear on the display, together with their description. Display indications Explanation >>>_LOG_DUMP_or_ERAS transfer or erase dataBATT TOO LOW - CHNG NOW battery discharged - replace it immediately BAUDRATE >>> baud rate value COMM STOP printing complete COMM STRT printing started DAY_ day DUMP_END data transfer complete DUMP_In_PROG >>> data transfer in progress ERR error FUNC CLR max, min and average values clearing FUNC CLRD max, min and average values cleared HOUR hour INTG LIMT fcdS >>>> integration limit in fcd INTG LIMT J/m2 >>>> integration limit in J/m2 INTG LIMT luxS >>>> integration limit in lux INTG LIMT uJ/cm2 >>>> integration limit in (J/cm2 INTG LIMT umolm2 >>>> integration limit in (mol/m2 LOG In PROG logging in progress LOG MEM FULL memory full LOG_CLRD memory data cleared LOG_STOP logging complete LOG_STRT logging started MIN >>> USE_UNIT_TO_ZERO SEC minutes >>> use the UNIT key to reset the seconds MNTH month NEW_PROB_DET new probe detected NO_PRBE_ SER_NUM the connected probe's serial number is absent OVER maximum limit exceeded PLS_EXIT >>> FUNC RES_FOR_FACT ONLY please exit using ESC >>> function reserved to factory calibration PRNT AND LOG INTV printing and logging intervals PRNT INTV >>> printing interval PROB COMM LOST lost communication with probe PROB ERR error - unexpected probe PRBE_SER #### #### serial number #### #### of the connected probe SLP_MODE_LOG turning off during recording mode SYS ERR # program error number # TIME LIMT HOUR integration time limit in hours TIME LIMT MIN integration time limit in minutes TIME LIMT SEC integration time limit in seconds YEAR year - 1 7 - LOW BATTERY WARNING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT The battery symbol on the display constantly shows the battery charge status. To the extent that batteries have discharged, the symbol "empties". When the charge decreases still further it starts blinking… In this case, batteries should be replaced as soon as possible. If you continue to use it, the instrument can no longer ensure correct measurement. The memory data are maintained. If the battery charge level is insufficient, the following message appears when you turn the instrument on: BATT TOO LOW CHNG NOW The instrument issues a long beep and turns off. In this case, replace the batteries in order to turn the instrument back on. In order to avoid data loss, the logging session is ended, if the HD2102.2 is logging and battery voltage falls below the minimum operating level. The battery symbol turns off when the external power supply is connected. To replace the batteries, switch the instrument off and unscrew the battery cover counter clockwise. After replacing the batteries (4 1.5V alkaline batteries - type AA) screw the cover on clockwise. After replacing the batteries, the date, time, baud rate, type of probe, printing interval, loggingparameters must be set again: in order to simplify the operation, on insertion of the new batteries the instrument turns on automatically and requests these parameters in sequence. To go to the next item press ENTER; to return to measurement mode, press MENU. - 1 8 - M ALFUNCTIONING UPON TURNING ON AFTER BATTERY REPLACEMENTAfter replacing the batteries, the instrument may not restart correctly; in this case, repeat the operation. After disconnecting the batteries, wait a few minutes in order to allow circuit condensers to discharge completely; then reinsert the batteries. W ARNING ABOUT BATTERY USE• Batteries should be removed when the instrument is not used for an extended time. • Flat batteries must be replaced immediately. • Avoid batteries leaking. • Always use good quality leakproof alkaline batteries. Sometimes on the market, it ispossible to find new batteries with an insufficient charge capacity. INSTRUMENT STORAGE Instrument storage conditions: • Temperature: -25…+65°C. • Humidity: less than 90%RH without condensation. • Do not store the instrument in places where:Humidity is high. The instrument may be exposed to direct sunlight. The instrument may be exposed to a source of high temperature. The instrument may be exposed to strong vibrations. The instrument may be exposed to steam, salt or any corrosive gas. The instrument case is made of ABS plastic and the protections are rubber: do not use any incompatible solvent for cleaning. - 1 9 - SERIAL INTERFACE AND USB The HD2102.1 and HD2102.2 instruments are fitted with an electrically isolated RS-232C serial interface; the HD2102.2 also has an USB 2.0 interface. The HD2102.1 is supplied with a serial connection cable with a Sub D 9-pole female connector on one end, and an 8-pole MiniDin on the other end. The HD2102.2 also has a cable with USB 2.0 connector on one end, and 8-pole MiniDin on the other end (code HD2101/USB).The USB connection requires the previous installation of a driver in the instrument software. Install the driver before connecting the USB cable to the PC (please see the details on page 23).The instrument standard serial transmission parameters are: • Baud rate 38400 baud • Parity None • N. bit 8 • Stop bit 1 • Protocol Xon/XoffIt is possible to change the RS232C serial port baud rate by setting the "Baudrate" parameter in the menu (please see page 10). The possible values are: 38400,
19200, 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200. The USB 2.0 connection does not require the setting of parameters. The instruments are provided with a complete set of commands and data queries to be sent via the PC. All the commands transferred to the instrument must have the following structure: XYcr where: XY is the command code and cr is the Carriage Return (ASCII 0D) Command Response Description P0 & Ping (locks the instrument keyboard for 70 seconds) P1 & Unlocks the instrument keyboard S0 123.4 Captured measurement (24 characters) G0 Model HD2102 -2 Instrument model G1 M=Luxmeter Model description G2 SN=12345678 Instrument serial number G3 Firm.Ver.=01-00 Firmware version G4 Firm.Date=2004/06/15 Firmware date G5 cal 0000/00/00 00:00:00 Calibration date and time G6 Probe=Sicram RAD Type of probe connected to input G7 Probe SN=11119999 Probe serial number G8 Probe cal.=2004/01/12 Probe calibration date GB User ID=0000000000000000 User code (set with T2xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) GC Print instrument's heading LN &1999 Number of free pages in the flash memory LD PRINTOUT OF LOG Print data logged in flash LE & Erase data in flash memory K1 PRINTOUT IMMEDIATE MODE Immediate printing of data K0 Stop printing data K4 & Start logging data - 2 0 - Command Response Description K5 & Stop logging data K7 & Enable REL function K6 & Disable REL function KP & Auto-power-off function=ENABLE KQ & Auto-power-off function=DISABLE RA Sample Interval= # Reading of LOG/PRINT interval set RP & 720 Battery level (Resolut. 0.01V) RUA U= W/m2 Main unit of measurement WA# & Setting LOG/PRINT interval. # is a hexadecimal number 0…D that represents the position of the interval in the list 0, 1, 5, 10, …, 3600 seconds. WC0 & Setting SELF off WC1 & Setting SELF on Command characters are exclusively upper case characters. Once a correct command is entered, the instrument responds with “&”; when any wrong combination of characters is entered, the instrument responds with “?”. The instrument response strings end with the sending of the CR command (Carriage Return). The instrument does not send the LF command (Line Feed). Before sending commands to the instrument via the serial port, locking the keyboard to avoid functioning conflicts is recommended: use the P0 command. When complete, restore the keyboard with the P1 command. - 2 1 - STORING AND TRANSFERRING DATA TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER The HD2102.1 and HD2102.2 instruments can be connected to a personal computer via an RS232C serial port, and exchange data and information through the DeltaLog9 software running in a Windows operating environment. The HD2102.2 can also use the USB connection. Both models can send in real time input measured values directly to a PC, through the PRINT function; the HD2102.2 can also store the values measured by using the Logging function (LOG key) in itsinternal memory. If necessary, the data stored in the memory can be transferred to a PC later. T HE LOGGING FUNCTION - ONLY FOR HD2102.2The Logging function allows the recording up to 38,000 measurements registered by the probeconnected to the input. The time interval between two consecutive measurements can be set from 1 second to 1 hour. The logging starts by pressing the LOG key and ends by pressing the same key again: the data memorized in this way form a continuous block of data. See the description of the menu item on page 9. If the automatic turning off option between two recordings (menu >> Sleep_Mode_LOG) isenabled, upon pressing the LOG key the instrument logs the first data and turns off. 15 seconds before the next logging instant, it turns on again to capture the new sample, and then turns off. The data stored in the memory can be transferred to a PC using the DUMP LOG command: press the MENU key until the “>>>_LOG_DUMP_or_ERAS” item is displayed and then press on LOG key. During data transfer the display shows the message DUMP; to stop the data transfer press ESC on the instrument or on the PC. C LEARING THE MEMORY - ONLY FOR HD2102.2To clear memory use the Erase Log function (the MENU key until the “>>>_LOG_DUMP_or_ERAS” item is displayed and then the SERIAL/EraseLOG key). The instrument starts clearing the internal memory; at the end of the operation, it goes back to normal display. NOTES: • Data transfer does not cause the memory to be erased; the operation can be repeated as manytimes as required. • The logged data remain in memory apart from battery charge conditions. • In order to print the data to a parallel interface printer, you must use a parallel-serial adaptor (notsupplied). • The direct connection between instrument and printer via a USB connector does not work. • Some keys are disabled during logging. The following keys work: HOLD, FUNC (Max-Min-Avg) and SERIAL. • Pressing the HOLD, REL and FUNC keys has no effect on the logged data if these keys arepressed after starting the recording, otherwise the following is valid. • The recording started with the display in HOLD mode proceeds normally with the actual measured values (that is, not in “HOLD” mode). Only the display is frozen to the values present when the HOLD key was pressed. • The same is true for the Max-Min-Avg function. • If the logging is started when the display is in REL mode, the relative values are logged. • It is possible to activate both the logging (LOG) and direct transfer (PRINT) functions at thesame time. - 2 2 - T HE PRINT FUNCTIONThe PRINT function sends the measurements taken in real time by the instrument inputs directly to a PC. Print data units of measurements are the same as those used on the display. The function is started by pressing SERIAL. The time interval between two consecutive prints can be set from 1 second to 1 hour (please see the Print and log interval menu item on page 9). If the print interval isequal to 0, by pressing SERIAL the single data is sent to the connected device. If the print interval is higher than 0, the data transfer continues until the operator stops it by pressing SERIAL again. NOTES: • The print out is formatted across 24 columns. • Some keys are disabled during serial transmission. The following keys work: ON/OFF, HOLD,FUNC (Max-Min-Avg) and LOG. • Pressing the HOLD, REL and FUNC keys has no effect on the printed data if these keys arepressed after starting the printing, otherwise the following is valid. • The transfer started with the display in HOLD mode proceeds normally with the actual measured values (that is, not in “HOLD” mode). Only the display is frozen to the values present when the HOLD key was pressed. • The same is true for the Max-Min-Avg function. • If the serial transfer is started when the display is in REL mode, the relative values aretransferred. • It is possible to activate both the logging (LOG) and direct transfer (PRINT) functions at thesame time. - 2 3 - CONNECTION TO A PC HD2102.1 connection to the PC with the cable code HD2110CSNM: sub D 9-pole femaleconnector on one end – 8-pole MiniDin on the other end. HD2102.2 connection to the PC with the cable code HD2101/USB: USB type A connector on oneend – 8-pole MiniDin on the other end. The instruments are supplied with the DeltaLog9 software that manages the connection, data transfer, graphic presentation, and printing operations of the captured or logged measurements. The DeltaLog9 software is complete with "On-line Help" (also in PDF format) describing its characteristics and functions. The instruments are compatible with the HyperTerminal communication program supplied with the Windows operating systems (from Windows 98 to Windows XP). C ONNECTION TO THE RS232C SERIAL PORT1. The measurement instrument must be switched off. 2. Using the Delta Ohm HD2110CSNM cable, connect the measurement instrument to the first free serial port (COM) of the PC. 3. Turn on the instrument and set the baud rate to 38400 (MENU >> ENTER until the Baud Rate parameter >> select 38400 using the arrows >> confirm with ENTER). The parameter remains in the memory until replacement of the batteries. 4. Launch the DeltaLog9 application and press CONNECT. Wait for the connection to occur and follow the indications on the screen. For a description of the DeltaLog9 application, please refer to its on-line Help. C ONNECTION TO THE USB 2.0 PORT - ONLY FOR HD2102.2The USB connection requires the installation of the drivers. They are contained in the DeltaLog9 CD-Rom. Proceed as follows: 1. Do not connect the instrument to the USB port as long as it’s not required. 2. Insert the DeltaLog9 CD-Rom and select the "Install/Remove USB driver" item. 3. The application checks the presence of the drivers on the PC: the installation starts if they are not present; if they are already installed, the drivers are removed by pressing the key. 4. The installation wizard prompts the software user license: to proceed, the software usage terms must be accepted by clicking on YES. 5. On the next page the folder where the drivers will be installed is indicated: confirm without modifying. 6. Complete the installation by clicking on Finish. Wait few seconds until the DeltaLog9 page appears. 7. Close DeltaLog9. 8. Connect the instrument to the PC USB port. When Windows detects the new device, the " Guided installation of new software" is activated.- 2 4 - 9. If the authorisation to search for an updated driver is requested, select NO and proceed.10. On installation window, select the item “Install from a specific list or way”. 11. On next window select the options “Search the best driver available in these ways” and “Include the following way during the search”. 12. Indicate the installation folder supplied to the point 5 by Browse command:C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments\USB-Serial Adapter Confirm with OK. 13. Select “ Continue” if the message that software hasn’t got through the Windows Logo test.14. USB drivers are installed: then select “End”. 15. The installation wizard requests the files location once more: repeat the above mentioned steps and provide the location of the same folder (see point 12). 16. Wait: the operation could take a few minutes.17. The installation procedure is now complete: the device will be detected on each new connection automatically. In order to check if the entire operation was successful, in CONTROL PANEL double click on SYSTEM. Select " Device Manager" and connect the instrument to the USB port.The items: • "UMP Devices >> UMP3410 Unitary driver" and "Ports (COM and LPT) >> UMP3410Serial Port (COM#)" for Windows 98 and Windows Me, • “Multiport serial boards >> TUSB3410 Device” and “Ports (COM and LPT) >> USBSerial Port (COM#)” for Windows 2000, NT and Xp should appear. When the USB cable is disconnected, these two items disappear and come back when it is connected again. Attention :1. If the instrument is connected to the USB port before installing the drivers, Windows detects the presence of an unknown device: in this case, cancel the operation and repeat the procedure illustrated at the beginning of this section. 2. The documentation supplied with the CDRom DeltaLog9 includes a detailed version of this chapter complete with images. Besides there are also the instructions useful to remove the USB drivers. - 2 5 - NOTES ABOUT WORKING AND OPERATIVE SAFETY Authorized use The technical specifications as given in chapter TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS must be observed. Only the operation and running of the measuring instrument according to the instructions given in this operating manual is authorized. Any other use is considered unauthorized. General safety instructions This measuring system is constructed and tested in compliance with the EN 61010-1 safety regulations for electronic measuring instruments. It left the factory in a safe and secure technical condition. The smooth functioning and operational safety of the measuring system can only be guaranteed if the generally applicable safety measures and the specific safety instructions in this operating manual are followed during operation. The smooth functioning and operational safety of the instrument can only be guaranteed under the environmental and electrical operating conditions that are in specified in chapter TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS. Do not use or store the product in places such as listed below: • Rapid changes in ambient temperature which may cause condensation. • Corrosive or inflammable gases. • Direct vibration or shock to the instrument. • Excessive induction noise, static electricity, magnetic fields or noise.If the measuring system was transported from a cold environment to a warm environment, the formation of condensate can impair the functioning of the measuring system. In this event, wait until the temperature of the measuring system reaches room temperature before putting themeasuring system back into operation. Obligations of the purchaser The purchaser of this measuring system must ensure that the following laws and guidelines are observed when using dangerous substances: EEC directives for protective labour legislation National protective labour legislation Safety regulations- 2 6 - INSTRUMENT TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Instrument Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) 185x90x40mm Weight 470g (complete with batteries) Materials ABS, rubber Display 2x4½ characters plus symbols Visible area: 52x42mm Operating conditions Operating temperature -5…50°C Storing temperature -25…65°C Working relative humidity 0…90%RH without condensation Protection degree IP67 Power Batteries 4 1.5V type AA batteries Autonomy 200 hours with 1800mAh alkaline batteries Power absorbed with instrument off 20 μAMains (cod. SWD10) Output mains adapter 100-240Vac/12Vdc-1A Measuring units lux - fcd - lux/s - fcd/s - W/m2 - μW/cm2 - J/m2 - μJ/cm2 - μmol/(m2⋅s) - μmol/m2 - cd/m2 Security of memorized data Unlimited, independently of batterycharge conditions Time Date and time Schedule in real time Accuracy 1min/month max departure Measured values storage - model HD2102.2 Type 2000 pages of 19 samples each Quantity Total of 38000 samples Selectable storage interval 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 1min, 2min, 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 30min and 1hour Serial interface RS232C Type RS232C electrically isolated Baud rate Can be set from 1200 to 38400 baud Data bit 8 Parity None Stop bit 1 Flow Control Xon/Xoff Serial cable length Max 15m - 2 7 - Selectable print interval immediate or 1s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 1min, 2min, 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 30min and 1hour USB interface - model HD2102.2 Type 1.1 - 2.0 electrically isolated Connections Input module for the probes 8-pole male DIN45326 connector Serial interface and USB 8-pole MiniDin connector Mains adapter 2-pole connector (positive at centre) EMC standard regulations Security EN61000-4-2, EN61010-1 level 3 Electrostatic discharge EN61000-4-2 level 3 Electric fast transients EN61000-4-4 level 3, EN61000-4-5 level 3 Voltage variations EN61000-4-11 Electromagnetic interference susceptibility EN61000-4-3 Electromagnetic interference emission EN55020 class B - 2 8 - T ECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PHOTOMETRIC AND RADIOMETRIC PROBES COMPLETE WITHSICRAM MODULE TO BE CONNECTED WITH THE INSTRUMENTS ON LINEILLUMINANCE measurement probe LP 471 PHOT complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range (lux): 0.01…199.99 …1999.9 …19999 …199.99 ⋅103Resolution (lux): 0.01 0.1 1 0.01 ⋅103Spectral range: in agreement with standard photopic curve V( λ)Class C Calibration uncertainty: <4% f'1 (in agreement with photopic response V( λ)): <8%f2 (response according to the cosine law): <3% f3 (linearity): <1% f4 (instrument reading error): <0.5% f5 (fatigue): <0.5% f6 (T) (Temp. coefficient α) <0.05%/K Drift after 1 year: <1% Working temperature: 0…50 °CReference standard CIE no.69 LUMINANCE measurement probe LP 471 LUM 2 complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range (cd/m 2): 0.1…1999.9 …19999 …199.99⋅103 …1999.9⋅103Resolution (cd/m 2): 0.1 1 0.01⋅103 0.1⋅103Optical angle: 2° Spectral range: in agreement with standard photopic curve V( λ)Class C Calibration uncertainty: <5% f'1 (in agreement with photopic response V( λ)): <8%f3 (linearity): <1% f4 (instrument reading error): <0.5% f5 (fatigue): <0.5% f6 (T) (Temp. coefficient α) <0.05%/K Drift after 1 year: <1% Functioning temperature: 0…50 °CReference standard CIE no.69 Typical response curve 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1 380 430 480 530 580 630 680 730 780 830 λ (nm)Relative spectral response - 2 9 - Quantum radiometric probe for the measurement of the photon flow across the chlorophyll range PAR LP 471 PAR complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range ( μmol/m2s): 0.01… 199.99 200.0…1999.9 2000…10000Resolution (μmol/m2s): 0.01 0.1 1 Spectral range: 400nm…700nm Calibration uncertainty: <5% f 2 (response according to the cosine law): <6%f3 (linearity): <1% f4 (instrument reading error): ±1digit f5 (fatigue): <0.5% Drift after 1 year: <1% Working temperature: 0…50 °CTypical response curve 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 λ(nm) Relative spectral response - 3 0 - IRRADIANCE measurement probe LP 471 RAD complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3… 999.9⋅10-3 1.000…19.999 20.00…199.99 200.0…1999.9Resolution (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3 0.001 0.01 0.1Spectral range: 400nm…1050nm Calibration uncertainty: <5% f 2 (response according to the cosine law): <6%f3 (linearity): <1% f4 (instrument reading error): ±1digit f5 (fatigue): <0.5% Drift after 1 year: <1% Working temperature: 0…50 °CTypical response curve 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1 350 450 550 650 750 850 950 1050 λ (nm)Relative spectral response - 3 1 - IRRADIANCE measurement probe LP 471 UVA complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3… 999.9⋅10-3 1.000…19.999 20.00…199.99 200.0…1999.9Resolution (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3 0.001 0.01 0.1Spectral range: 315nm…400nm (Peak 360nm) Calibration uncertainty: <5% f 2 (response according to the cosine law): <6%f3 (linearity): <1% f4 (instrument reading error): ±1digit f5 (fatigue): <0.5% Drift after 1 year: <2% Working temperature: 0…50 °CTypical response curve 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1 280 300 320 340 360 380 400 420 λ (nm) Relative spectral response - 3 2 - IRRADIANCE measurement probe LP 471 UVB complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3… 999.9⋅10-3 1.000…19.999 20.00…199.99 200.0…1999.9Resolution (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3 0.001 0.01 0.1Spectral range: 280nm…315nm (Peak 305nm) Calibration uncertainty: <5% f 2 (response according to the cosine law): <6%f3 (linearity): <2% f4 (instrument reading error): ±1digit f5 (fatigue): <0.5% Drift after 1 year: <2% Working temperature: 0…50 °CTypical response curve 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1 250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 λ (nm) Relative spectral response - 3 3 - IRRADIANCE measurement probe LP 471 UVC complete with SICRAM module and equipped with the instrument Measurement range (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3… 999.9⋅10-3 1.000…19.999 20.00…199.99 200.0…1999.9Resolution (W/m 2): 0.1⋅10-3 0.001 0.01 0.1Spectral range: 220nm…280nm (Peak 260nm) Calibration uncertainty: <5% f 2 (response according to the cosine law): <6%f3 (linearity): <1% f4 (instrument reading error): ±1digit f5 (fatigue): <0.5% Drift after 1 year: <2% Working temperature: 0…50 °CTypical response curve 0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,8 0,9 1 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 λ (nm) Relative spectral response - 3 4 - Measurement probe LP 471ERY of EFFECTIVE TOTAL IRRADIANCE (W/m 2) accordingto the UV action curve UV (CEI EN 60335-2-27) complete with SICRAM module, equipped with the instrument Measurement range (W eff /m2): 0.1⋅10-3… 999.9⋅10-3 1.000…19.999 20.00…199.99 200.0…1999.9Resolution (W eff /m2): 0.1⋅10-3 0.001 0.01 0.1Spectral range: UV action curve for erythema measurement (250nm…400nm) Calibration uncertainty: <15% f 3 (linearity): <3%f4 (instrument reading error ±1digit f5 (fatigue): <0.5% Drift after 1 year <2% Working temperature: 0…50 °CReference standard CEI EN 60335-2-27 Typical response curve 0,00001 0,0001 0,001 0,01 0,1 1 10 250 270 290 310 330 350 370 390 λ (nm)Relative Spectral Response The probe LP 471 ERY measures the effective total irradiance (W/m 2eff ) according to the UV action curve (CEI EN 60335-2-27). A particular type of photodiode and a combination of special filters bring the spectral response closer to the UV action curve. CEI EN 60335-2-27 standards establish a maximum allowable dose of 100J/m 2 for first-timeexposure and an annual dose of 15000J/m2. The typical spectral response curve of LP 471 ERY is shown in the Figure together with the UV action curve. The good accordance between the two curves enables the instrument to take reliable measurements of different types of lamps (and filters) used at present for tuning machines. Each probe is individually calibrated at DeltaOhm photo-radiometry laboratory by means of a double monochrome. Calibration is performed at 295 nm through a SIT calibrated referencephotodiode. Continuous Line = UV action curve Dotted Line =Probe Spectral sensitivity LP471 ERY - 3 5 - ORDER CODES HD2102.1 The kit is composed of the instrument HD2102.1, 1.5V alkaline batteries,operating manual, case and DeltaLog9 software. The probes and the cables must be ordered separately. HD2102.2 The kit is composed of the HD2102.2 datalogger, 4 1.5V alkaline batteries,operating manual, case and DeltaLog9 software. The probes and the cables must be ordered separately. HD2110CSNM 8-pole connection cable MiniDin - Sub D 9-pole female for RS232C.HD2101/USB Connection cable USB 2.0 connector type A - 8-pole MiniDin. DeltaLog9 Software for transfer and management of the data on PC using Windows 98 toXP operating systems. SWD10 Stabilized power supply at 100-240Vac/12Vdc-1A mains voltage. S'print-BT On request, portable, serial input, 24 column thermal printer, 58mm paper width. HD2110CSP Connection cable for instruments series HD21…to printer S’print-BT.Probes complete with SICRAM module LP 471 PHOT Photometric probe for ILLUMINANCE measurement complete with SICRAMmodule, spectral response in agreement with standard photopic vision, diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.01 lux…200 ⋅103 lux.LP 471 LUM 2 Photometric probe for LUMINANCE measurement complete with SICRAMmodule, spectral response in agreement with standard photopic vision, vision angle 2°. Measurement range: 0.1 cd/m 2…2000⋅103 cd/m2.LP 471 PAR Quantum radiometric probe for the measurement of the photon flow across thechlorophyll range PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation 400nm…700nm) complete with SICRAM, measurement in μmol/m2s, diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.01μmol/m2s…10⋅103μmol/m2s LP 471 RAD Radiometric probe for IRRADIANCE measurement complete with SICRAM module; in the 400nm…1050nm spectral range, diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.1 ⋅10-3W/m2 …2000 W/m2.LP 471 UVA Radiometric probe for IRRADIANCE measurement complete with SICRAMmodule; in the 315nm…400nm, peak 360nm, UVA spectral range, quartz diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.1 ⋅10-3W/m2…2000 W/m2.LP 471 UVB Radiometric probe for IRRADIANCE measurement complete with SICRAMmodule, in the 280nm…315nm, peak 305nm, UVB spectral range, quartz diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.1 ⋅10-3W/m2…2000 W/m2.LP 471 UVC Radiometric probe for IRRADIANCE measurement complete with SICRAMmodule, in the 220nm…280nm, peak 260nm, UVC spectral range, quartz diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.1⋅10-3W/m2…2000 W/m2. - 3 6 - LP 471 ERY Radiometric probe for EFFECTIVE TOTAL IRRADIANCE (W/m2eff ) according to the UV action curve (CEI EN 60335-2-27) complete with SICRAM module. Spectral range: 250 nm…400 nm, quartz diffuser for cosine correction. Measurement range: 0.1 ⋅10-3Weff /m2 … 2000 Weff /m2- 3 7 - CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................... 5 KEYBOARD AND MENU DESCRIPTION.................................................................................................................. 7 THE PROBES................................................................................................................................................................ 13 Q/T IME INTEGRATION.................................................................................................................................................. 13How to set the limits .............................................................................................................................................. 13 How to perform an integration measurement.......................................................................................................... 14 WARNINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.................................................................................................. 15 INSTRUMENT SIGNALS AND FAULTS .................................................................................................................. 15 LOW BATTERY WARNING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT ......................................................................... 17 INSTRUMENT STORAGE.......................................................................................................................................... 18 SERIAL INTERFACE AND USB................................................................................................................................ 19 STORING AND TRANSFERRING DATA TO A PERSONAL COMPUTER........................................................ 21 T HE LOGGING FUNCTION - ONLY FOR HD2102.2.......................................................................................................... 21CLEARING THE MEMORY - ONLY FOR HD2102.2........................................................................................................... 21 THE PRINT FUNCTION................................................................................................................................................. 22 CONNECTION TO A PC............................................................................................................................................. 23 C ONNECTION TO THE RS232C SERIAL PORT ................................................................................................................. 23CONNECTION TO THE USB 2.0 PORT - ONLY FOR HD2102.2......................................................................................... 23 NOTES ABOUT WORKING AND OPERATIVE SAFETY..................................................................................... 25 INSTRUMENT TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .............................................................................................. 26 T ECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PHOTOMETRIC AND RADIOMETRIC PROBES COMPLETE WITH SICRAM MODULE TOBE CONNECTED WITH THE INSTRUMENTS ON LINE........................................................................................................ 28 ORDER CODES............................................................................................................................................................ 35 - 3 8 - - 3 9 - - 4 0 - GUARANTEE GUARANTEE CONDITIONS All DELTA OHM instruments have been subjected to strict tests and are guaranteed for 24 months from date of purchase. DELTA OHM will repair or replace free of charge any parts which it considers to be inefficient within the guarantee period. Complete replacement is excluded and no request of damages are recognized. The guarantee does not include accidental breakages due to transport, neglect, incorrect use, incorrect connection to voltage different from the contemplated for the instrument. Furthermore the guarantee is not valid if the instrument has been repaired or tampered by unauthorized third parties. The instrument has to be sent to the retailer without transport charge. For all disputes the competent court is the Court of Padua. The electric and electronic devices with the following symbol cannot be disposed in the public dumps. According to the Directive UE 2002/96/EC, the European users of electric and electronic devices are allowed to give back to the Distributor or Manufacturer the used device at the time of purchasing a new one. The illegal disposing of electric and electronic devices is punished by a pecuniary administrative penalty. This guarantee must be sent together with the instrument to our service centre. N.B.: Guarantee is valid only if coupon has been correctly filled in all details. Instrument type HD2102.1 HD2102.2Serial number RENEWALS Date Date Inspector Inspector Date Date Inspector Inspector Date Date Inspector Inspector CE CONFORMITY Safety EN61000-4-2, EN61010-1 LEVEL 3 Electrostatic discharge EN61000-4-2 LEVEL 3 Electric fast transients EN61000-4-4 LEVEL 3 Voltage variations EN61000-4-11 Electromagnetic interference susceptibility IEC1000-4-3 Electromagnetic interference emission EN55020 class B
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