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User’s Guide
DATALOGGER 4 INPUT
THERMOMETER
HH1384
INSTRUCTIONMANUAL
M A X M IN
ALA R M
-
INTV
m :s
d-h
F U LL
NO.
T 4
T3
T 2
T1
Office: Jl. Radin Inten II No. 62 Duren Sawit, Jakarta 13440 - Indonesia
Workshop: Jl. Pahlawan Revolusi No. 22B, Jakarta 13430 - Indonesia
Phone: 021-8690 6777 (Hunting) Fax: 021-8690 6777
Mobile: +62 816 1740 8925
Fax: 021-8690 6771
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1. INTRODUCTION: FEATURES
This instrument is a digital4 input thermometer and data logger
that works with anyK, J, E, T, R, S, N, L, U, Band C-type
thermocouple temperature sensor.
Temperature indication follows the international temperature
scale of 1990 (ITS-90).
Read the following safety information carefully before
attempting to operate the meter.
Use the meter only as specified in this manual; otherwise, the
protection provided by the meter may be impaired.
Environment conditions
Altitude up to 2000 meters
Relatively humidity 80% max.
Operation Ambient 0~50°C(32°F ~122°F)
Features
Isolated Input Protection of 350Vp-p between any two inputs.
Highlyaccurate thermometer with thermocouple K, J, E, T, R,
S, N, L, U, B, Ctypes.
4 input function T1/T2/T3/T4 temperature display.
Programmable Hi – Lo alarm for 4 inputs.
Display of MAX, MIN and MAX–MIN values of 4inputs.
Independent Input Setup (type of thermocouple,
Hi – Lo alarm values).
Memory and Read function (99 sets)
512KB auto datalogging capacity.
USB interface.
Safety symbols
Comply with EMC
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
2-1 Electronical Specifications
°C °F
Type Range Accuracy Range Accuracy
K
-200 ~ -150
-150 ~ -100
-100 ~999.9
1000 ~ 1370
±3.0°C
±2.0°C
±0.05% ±1.0°C
±0.2% ±1.0°C
-328 ~ -238
-238 ~ -148
-148 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 2498
±5.4°F
±3.6°F
±0.05% ±1.8°F
±0.2% ±1.8°F
J
-200 ~ -100
-100 ~ 100
100 ~ 999.9
±2.5°C
±1.5°C
±0.05% ±1.0°C
-328 ~ -148
-148 ~ 212
212 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1832
±4.5°F
±2.7°F
±0.05% ±1.8°F
±0.2% ±1°F
E
-150 ~ -100
-100 ~ 760
±3.0°C
±0.05% ±1.0°C
-238 ~ -148
-148 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1400
±5.4°F
±0.05% ±1.8°F
±0.2% ±1°F
T
-200 ~ -150
-150 ~ -100
-100 ~ 400
±3.0°C
±0.15% ±2.5°C
±0.1% ±1.0°C
-328 ~ -238
-238 ~ -148
-148 ~ 752
±5.4°F
±0.15% ±4.5°F
±0.1% ±1.8°F
R/S
0 ~ 100
100 ~ 300
300 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1600
±5.0°C
±3.0°C
±0.05% ±2.0°C
±0.25% ±2.0°C
32 ~ 212
212 ~ 572
572 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 2912
±9.0°F
±5.4°F
±0.05% ±3.6°F
±0.25% ±3.6°F
N
0 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1300
±0.1% ±1.0°C
±0.2% ±1.0°C
32 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 2372
±0.1% ±1.8°F
±0.2% ±1.8°F
L
-200 ~ 900 ±0.1% ±1.0°C -328 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1652
±0.1 % ±1.8°F
±0.2% ±1°F
U
0 ~ 600 ±0.1% ±1.0°C 32 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1112
±0.1% ±1.8°F
±0.2% ±1°F
B
600 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1760
±0.05% ±2.0°C
±0.1% ±2.0°C
1112 ~ 1831
1832 ~ 3200
±0.05% ±3.6°F
±0.1% ±3.6°F
C
0 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 1760
±0.1% ±1.5°C
±0.2% ±1.5°C
32 ~ 999.9
1000 ~ 3200
±0.1% ±2.7°F
±0.2% ±2.7°F
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NOTE
This basic accuracy specification does not include the error of
the temperature probe. Please refer to the temperature probe
accuracy specification for additional details.
Temperature Coefficient:
0.01% of reading +0.1°C per °C (0.2°F per °F)
outside the specified +18°C to 28°C (+64°F to 82°F) range.
Isolated Input Protection between any Two Inputs : 350Vp-p
Manual Data Memory Capacity: 99 sets.
Continuity Data Logging Capacity: 36,000 sets.
2-2 General Specifications
Power Supply: 6 pcs size AA battery or DC 9V AC adaptor.
Battery Life: approx. 55 hours (Alkaline battery)
Auto Power Off: 5, 15 or 30 minutes (If no key is pressed).
Low Battery Indicator: The ( ) is displayed when the
battery voltage drops below the operating voltage.
Measurement Rate : One time per 2 seconds.
Weight : 405g / 14.3oz (batteries included)
Dimension : 18.7(L) × 7.3(W) × 5.3(T) cm
7.3”(L) × 2.9”(W) × 2.1”(T)
Operating Temperature: 0 to 50℃(32 to 122℉)
and Humidity: Below 80% RH.
Storage Temperature: -10 to 60℃, 14 to 140℉
and Humidity: Below 70% RH.
Accessories: Instruction manual, alkaline batteries, USB cable,
software CD, carrying case and K-type
thermocouples (1 per channel).
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3. PARTS & CONTROLS
3-1 Description of Parts & Control keys
8
MAX MIN
ALARM
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INTV
m:s
d-h
FULL
NO.
T 4
T 3
T 2
T 1
5
13
10
11
7
4
3
6
15
14
12
9
2
1
(1). LCD Display
(2).Key : Power on – off control key.
(3).Keys:Setting keys.
(4). HOLD Key:
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Data hold function key, press “HOLD” key to hold data, the
“H” symbol is displayed, press this key again to exit this
function.
Press and hold down “HOLD” key then press " " key to
turn on the meter, the “ ” symbol disappear, exit auto
power off function.
(5). MAX MIN Key: Press “MAX MIN” key to circulate the
reading of Maximum, Minimum, Maximum minus
Minimum, and Current. Press this key for 2 seconds to
exit this mode.
(6). °C / °F Key: Press “°C / °F” key to switch the units
between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
(7). TYPE Key: Press "TYPE" key to enter the thermocouple
type select mode, press this key again to exit this mode.
(8). TIME Key: Press “TIME” key to circulate display data and
time.
(9). ALARM Key: Press “ALARM” key to enable or disable
Alarm function.
(10). MEM Key: Manual data memory control key.
(11). SET Key: Press “SET” key to start or exit setup.
(12). READ Key:Manual memory data reading control key.
(13). T1, T2, T3, T4 : Thermocouple T1, T2, T3 and T4 inputs.
(14). USB Interface Jack.
(15). AC Adaptor Input Jack.
3-2 Description of Display
MAX MIN
ALARM
-
INTV
m:s
d-h
FULL
NO.
T 4
T 3
T 2T 1
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°F, °C : Temperature units.
: Auto power off indication.
OFFSET : The thermocouple measurement includes an offset
indication.
REC : MAX MIN Recording mode and current reading indication.
REC MAX : Maximum reading indication.
REC MIN : Minimum reading indication.
REC MAX-MIN : Maximum minus Minimum value indication.
H: Data hold function indication.
SET: Setting mode indication.
: Thermocouple type indication.
ALARM : Alarm mode indication.
ALARM
: Input temperature exceeds the high limit value
indication.
ALARM : Input temperature is below the low limit value
indication.
T1, T2, T3, T4 : Thermocouple T1, T2, T3, T4 input temperature
measurement display.
: Battery capacity indication.
: Replace batteries indication.
NO.
: Last manual data memory address number indication (01–99).
M: Manual data memory indication, Mdisplays one time store one
sets data into the memory.
NO.R: Manual data memory read address number indication,
the memory data displayed for read.
A-M : Auto data logging indication, A-M will disappear after storing
the data.
INTV : Auto data log interval time setting indication.
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Full : Auto data logged memory full indication, if exceeds 255
memory blocks, total maximum record capacity size is
36,000 sets of data for 4 input thermocouple temperature
measurement (100,000 sets data for 1 input record).
m:s: Time display indication.
4. OPERATION INSTRUCTION
WARNING
Before using the meter inspect the case. Do not use the
meter if it appears damaged. Look for cracks or missing
plastic. Pay particular attention to the insulation around the
connectors.
Disconnect thermocouples from the meter before opening the
case.
Replace the batteries as soon as the battery indicator “ ”
appears. The possibility of false reading can lead to personal
injury.
Do not use the meter if it operates abnormally. Protection
may be impaired.
Do not operate the meter around explosive gas, vapor or dust.
Do not use the meter with any part of the case or cover
removed.
4-1 Setting the meter
1. Real –Time setting:
(a). Press " " key to turn on the meter.
(b). Press “SET” key to enter the setting mode, the “Set clock”
and “ SET” symbols are displayed.
(c). Press "

" key to enter real time setting mode and the two
flicking numbers of year.
(d). Press or key to set the year (real time).
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(e). Press "

" key and move to the two flicking digits of month.
(f). Press or key to set month (real time).
(g). Press "

" key and move to the two flicking digits of day.
(h). Press or key to set day (real time).
(i). Press "

" key and move to the two flicking digits of hour.
(j). Press or key to set hour (real time).
(k). Press "

" key and move to the two flicking digits of
minutes.
(l). Press or key to set minutes (real time).
(m). Press "

" key and move to the two flicking digits of second.
(n). Press or key to set seconds (real time).
(o). Press "

" key to store real time values.
(r). Press “SET” key to exit this mode.
2. Interval –Time setting :
The logging interval time determines how often the meter stores
logged readings in memory.
(a). Press " " key to turn on the meter.
(b). Press “SET” key to enter the setting mode, then press or
key until the display shows “Set Intr”.
(c). Press "

" key to enter the interval time setting mode and the
three flicking numbers of second.
(d). Press or key to set the desired second of interval time
(1 to 255 seconds).
(e). Press "

" key to store the auto datalogging interval time.
(f). Press “SET” key to exit this mode.
3. Offset setting :
You can adjust the meter readings to compensate for the errors
of a specific thermocouple. The allowable adjustment range is
from +12.7 to -12.8 degree, regardless of the temperature units.
You can store individual offsets for T1, T2, T3 and T4.
(a). Press " " key to turn on the meter.
(b). Press “SET” key to enter the setting mode, then press or
key until the display shows “SEt OFSEt”.
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(c). Press "" key to enter the offset setting mode, the
“OFFSET ” symbol is displayed.
(d). Press or key to select the desired T1, T2, T3 or T4.
(e). Press or key to set the desired offset values.
(f).. Press "" key to store the offset value.
(g). Press “SET” key to exit this mode.
The temperature measurement plus the offset appears in the
display. Remember to set the offset to 0.0 when it is no longer
needed. The “ OFFSET ” symbol will disappear when the offset
values all are 0.0.
4. Auto Power Off Time setting :
(a). Press " " key to turn on the meter.
(b). Press “SET” key to enter the setting mode, then press or
key until the display shows “SEt SLEEP”.
(c). Press "" key to enter the auto power off time setting mode,
the “SLEEP” symbol is displayed.
(d). Press or key to choose the desired auto power off
time. The choices are: 5, 15 and 30 minutes.
(e). Press "" key to store the choice.
(f). Press “SET” key to exit this mode.
5. Alarm High / Low Limit setting :
(a). Press " " key to turn on the meter.
(b). Press “SET” key to enter the setting mode, then press or
key until the display shows “SEt ALArn”.
(c). Press "" key to enter the alarm high limit and low limit
setting mode, the “ ALARM ” symbol is displayed.
(d). Press or key to select the desired T1, T2, T3 or T4.
(e). Press "" key to enter the high limit value setting, the “ ”
symbol is displayed.
(f). Press or key to set the desired alarm high limit value,
the resolution of setting value is 0.1 degree, regardless of
the temperature units.
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