Fieldpiece Mg44 User manual

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttothe equipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically. You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Wireless Vacuum Gauge

MG44

ALARM

ENTER

GASKETS: Each end of the coupler is sealed

by a black rubber gasket. These may become

worn over time due to overtightening or

connecting to damaged male ttings.

1. Use needle nose pliers or a similar tool to unscrew the Schrader

valve depressor from the gasket.

2. Remove and replace the worn gasket.

3. Screw the depressor back into the gasket.

Reversible Coupler

It's best to avoid using a hose to connect

your vacuum gauge to the system. The coupler

makes it easy to connect the gauge directly to a

service port or valve core removal tool.

Each end has a valve depressor and gasket so

you can ip the coupler to best t the system

and your viewing angle. Rotate and tighten

each end independently for optimal viewing

and control.

Quick Start

1. Unscrew the battery cover and install (2) AA

alkaline batteries.

2. Hold

ENTER

ALARM

to power on.

Wireless setting is brieﬂy displayed (ON/OFF).

Activate wireless in the menu to send measure-

ments to compatible Job Link® system tools.

3. Connecttotheequipmentyou'reevacuating.

Connect directly to an unused service port or to

a Schrader valve core removal tool.

4. View the live measurement on the top line.

5. Press NEXT to change bottom line view.

What's Included

(1) MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

(1) Reversible 1/4" angled (45°) coupler

(2) AA Batteries

(1) Operator's manual

(1) Year limited warranty

Description

Use the MG44 Wireless Vacuum Gauge

to reliably monitor your evacuations in the

eld. Long range wireless technology sends

deep vacuum measurements up to 1000 feet

(305 meters) away. View live on your SMANTM

manifold, in the Job Link® mobile app, or directly

on the MG44.

Save time by wirelessly monitoring your

evacuations. Remotely view trending on the

Job Link mobile app so you know when an extra

nitrogen purge is required, a leak is suspected,

or just watch everything pull as planned.

Reduce the misleading nature of dynamic

vacuum measurement during pull down by

connecting MG44 directly to the system. The

reversible angled coupler makes it easy to orient

the gauge so that it's out of the way and easy

to see.

Select one of three unique views, including a

new Rate Meter that provides a great feel and

a Bar Graph that has a range up to atmosphere.

Built for demanding eld use, the overmolded

case resists damage from physical impact and

water ingress.

Maintenance

CLEANING: Clean the exterior with a damp

cloth. Do not use detergents or solvents.

SENSOR: Clean the sensor on a regular basis

to prevent the build up of oils and contaminents.

DO NOT use an object such as a cotton swab to

clean the sensor. This may damage the sensor.

1. Power o MG44.

2. If attached, remove the coupler from MG44 to expose the cavity of

the 1/4" male tting.

3. Fill up about half of the cavity with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol or

AC system ush.

4. Cover the cavity and gently shake it for about 15-30 seconds.

5. Pour out the dirty solution and let the vacuum sensor dry with the

tting facing down.

BATTERIES: An empty battery icon

indicates batteries need to be replaced. When

power is too low to operate, "LoBatt" is displayed

5 sec before powering o automatically.You can

also monitor battery life in the Job Link app tool

manager.

1. Power o MG44.

2. Unscrew the battery cover (2 screws) and dispose of batteries

according to local law.

3. Install (2) new alkaline AA batteries.

4. Reinstall cover.

Wireless

Vacuum

Gauge

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL

Model MG44

Operation

Buttons

Unless muted, each button press triggers

a beep. An inactive button press triggers a

double beep.

Hold to toggle power.

Toggle backlight.

Silence alarm.

Hold to enter MENU.

Hold to exit MENU without saving.

ENTER selection.

Stop low alarm and start high alarm.

NEXT view.

NEXT menu item or increase value.

Hold to toggle ALARM mode.

Silence alarm.

Display

In standard operating mode, the top line

shows the live measurement. The bottom line

shows one of three selectable views.

: Auto Power O Enabled

: Battery Level

: Low Alarm

: High Alarm

: Muted

: Rate (dierential per minute)

: Wireless Enabled (shown at startup)

: Wireless Disabled (shown at startup)

Views

Press NEXT to change the content of the

bottom line. Each view provides a unique way

to monitor your evacuation.

RATE: The running 10-second average of the

measurement's change per minute. Negative

rates indicate the vacuum is getting deeper.

RATE METER: The graphical representation

of the measurement's real-time change per

minute. The scale is dynamic (i.e. relative to the

measurement) making changes easy to see.

Decreasing

Stable

Increasing

BAR GRAPH: The graphical representation

of the measurement. The scale is static and

nonlinear for increased resolution at deeper

vacuums. Full bars indicates atmospheric

pressure.

~3500 micronHg

Alarm Mode

Every evacuation is dierent. Some require

multiple purges of dry nitrogen, while some take

less time than a phone call. Activate alarm mode

so you can get other things handled without

babysitting your gauge.

Follow recommended evacuation practices

from the equipment manufacturer and training.

Alarm levels can be adjusted in the menu.

1. Hold ALARM to activate* low alarm (L).

Stopwatch starts. APO deactivates.

Turn on your vacuum pump.

2. Once the low alarm level is reached, the back-

light blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Isolate the vacuum pump from the system.

3. Press ENTER to activate high alarm (H).

Stopwatch restarts.

4. Once the high alarm level is reached, the

backlight blinks and the alarm sounds.

To silence the alarm, press

ENTER

ALARM

or NEXT.

Stopwatch stops.

5. Press ENTER to exit alarm mode.

APO reactivates.

* Hold ALARM to exit alarm mode at any time.

Speciﬁcations

Connector Type: 1/4'' SAE male tting. Includes reversible 1/4"

angled (45°) coupler with Schrader depressors.

Max Pressure: 870 psig (60 bar)

Refresh Rate: 0.5 seconds

Accuracy: ±(5% reading + 5 micron) at 77°F (25°C), 50 to 2000 micron

Measurement Range and Units:

50 to 25000 micronHg (mTorr); 0.05 to 25 mmHg (Torr);

6 to 3333 Pascals; 0.06 to 33.33 mBar

Bar Graph Range: ultimate vacuum to atmospheric pressure

Best Resolution:

1 micronHg(mTorr), below 2000; 0.001 mmHg (Torr), below 2.5;

1 Pascal, below 250; 0.001 mBar, below 2.5;

Battery Type: 2 x AA Alkaline, NEDA 15A, JIS UM3, IEC LR6

Battery Life: 50 hours typical alkaline

Auto Power Oﬀ: 15 minutes default (APO adjustable)

Wireless Range: 1000 feet (305 meters) line of sight.

Obstructions aect distance.

Radio Frequency: 2.4 GHz

Wireless Device Requirements:

(Latest compatibility and ﬁrmware at www.ﬁeldpiece.com)

Job Link® app: BLE 4.0 devices with iOS® 7.0 or Android™ 5.0

SMANTM manifold: Models SM380V/SM480V with latest

rmware installed.

Water Resistance: IP54

Operating Environment: 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) at

<75%RH

Storage Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) at <80%RH

(with batteries removed)

Weight: 0.66 lbs (300 g)

US Patent: www.eldpiece.com/patents

WARNINGS

Disconnect MG44 from system before applying pressure; pressures above

870 psig (60 bar) can damage the vacuum gauge.

Hand tighten ttings; overtightening may damage seals.

Follow all equipment manufacturer’s testing procedures above those in

this manual in regards to properly servicing their equipment.

Settings Menu

The settings menu can be entered when

in standard operating mode. Selecting a new

setting automatically exits the menu.This saves

time getting in and out of the menu quickly

for your most commonly changed setting (e.g.

wireless).

1. Hold ENTER to enter* the settings menu.

The menu starts where you last exited.

2. Press NEXT to view next setting.

The menu loops so keep going if you skipped

the setting you want to change.

3. Press ENTER to select the setting.

4. Press NEXT to increase the setting value.

The setting values loop so keep going if you

skipped the value you want to save.

5. Press ENTER to save* the new value and exit.

*Hold ENTER to exit the menu without saving.

List of Settings

Start : Enable Wireless (if o)

Stop : Disable Wireless (if on)

Auto O : Set Auto O Timer

Units : Set Unit of Measure

Alarm Lo : Set Low Alarm Level

Alarm Hi : Set High Alarm Level

Mute : Enable Speaker (if o)

Unmute : Disable Speaker (if on)

BkLtTime : Set Backlight Timer

Firmware : View and Update Firmware

Restore : Restore Default Settings

Wireless

Start or stop sending wireless measurements.

Live measurements can be sent to SMAN

manifold (overrides its internal vacuum gauge),

and to the Job Link mobile app for added

capabilities such as live trending. Wireless is

disabled by default to maximize battery life.

Auto Power Oﬀ Timer (APO)

Set the timer for the gauge automatically

powering o. The timer is reset when a button

is pressed. The timer is disabled in alarm mode.

(15min, 30min, 45min, 60min, Disabled)

Units

Set the unit of vacuum measurement. Alarm

levels are automatically converted to match the

unit setting.

(Microns, Pascals, mBar, mTorr, Torr, mmHg)

Low Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

low alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(50 - 500 - High Alarm)

High Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

high alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(Low Alarm - 1000 - 9000)

Mute ( )

Mute or unmute the speaker. Button presses

and alarms remain silent if the speaker is muted.

The icon appears if the speaker is muted.

Backlight Timer

Set the timer for the backlight automatically

turning o. The timer is reset when a button is

pressed.

(10s,20s,1min,2min,5min,10min,15min,30min)

Firmware

Check the firmware version (X.XXX.X) by

reading the first 4 digits. If a new version is

available from the Job Link mobile app, initiate

the update from your mobile device.

Restore

To restore all settings to their factory defaults,

press NEXT until "YES" is displayed and press

ENTER to conrm. To exit without restoring,

select "no" or hold ENTER.

Evacuation Tips

MAXIMIZE FLOW

• Remove Schrader valve cores with a removal

tool.

• Remove valve depressors from hoses.

• Useshortestvacuumratedhoseswithlargest

diameter available.

• Do not evacuate through hoses with low loss

ttings.

TRUST YOUR TEST

• Inspect the rubber seals at both ends of your

hoses for damage. Replace as needed.

• Change pump oil before and during the job.

Change pump oil on-the-y without losing

vacuum with Fieldpiece vacuum pumps.

• When the vacuum pump is isolated from the

system, a slow rise that stabilizes may signify

moisture is still present in the system. A con-

tinuous rise to atmosphere indicates a leak.

Check hoses, tools, or the system itself.

• Measurements are less representative of the

entire system when the vacuum pump is on

because pumping creates a pressure gradi-

ent.Isolatethepump and allowthesystemto

stabilize before assuming the measurement

represents the entire system.

Certiﬁcations

and Module IDs

FCC Statement

This equipmenthas beentested and found to comply withthe limits

for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if notinstalled andused in accordance with theinstructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning

the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one of the following measures:

. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that

to which the receiver is connected.

. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, any changes or

modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

(Example - use only shielded interface cables when connecting to

computer or peripheral devices).

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS-247

standard. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this

device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference, including interference thatmay cause undesired operation

of the device.

IC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies

with IC RSS-102 radiation exposure limit set forth for an uncontrolled

environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with

minimum distance 0.5 cm between the radiator and your body.

Fieldpiece Instruments 1636 West Collins Avenue, Orange, CA 92867

IFETEL Statement

Laoperacióndeesteequipoestásujetaalassiguientesdoscondiciones:

(1) es posible que este equipo o dispositivo no cause interferencia

perjudicial y (2) este equipo o dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier

interferencia, incluyendo la que pueda causar su operación no deseada.

The operation of this equipment is subject to the following two

conditions: (1)this device or device maynot cause harmful interference,

and (2) this device or device must accept any interference, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

ANATEL Statement

Este equipamento não tem direito à proteção contra interferência

prejudicial e não pode causar interferência em sistemas devidamente

autorizados.

This equipment is not subject to the protection from harmful

interference and may not cause interference with duly authorized

systems.

Limited Warranty

This product is warranted against defects in material and

workmanship for one year from date of purchase from an authorized

Fieldpiece dealer. Fieldpiece will replace or repair the defective unit,

at its option, subject to verication of the defect.

This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from abuse,

neglect, accident, unauthorized repair, alteration, or unreasonable

use of the instrument.

Any implied warranties arisingfrom thesale of a Fieldpiece product,

including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and

tness for a particular purpose, are limited to the above. Fieldpiece

shall not be liable for loss of use of the instrument or other incidental

or consequential damages, expenses, or economic loss, or for any claim

of such damage, expenses, or economic loss.

State laws vary. The above limitations or exclusions may not apply

to you.

Obtaining Service

For international customers, warranty for products purchased

outside of the U.S. should be handled through local distributors. Visit

our website to nd your local distributor.

EN 300 328

2ALHR003

00263-18-10972

IC: Industry Canada

22518-BT003

IFETEL: Federal Telecom Institute

RCPFI2A18-0235

Regulatory Compliance Mark

Waste Electrical and

Electronic Equipment

Restriction of Hazardous

Substances Compliant

Settings Menu

The settings menu can be entered when

in standard operating mode. Selecting a new

setting automatically exits the menu.This saves

time getting in and out of the menu quickly

for your most commonly changed setting (e.g.

wireless).

1. Hold ENTER to enter* the settings menu.

The menu starts where you last exited.

2. Press NEXT to view next setting.

The menu loops so keep going if you skipped

the setting you want to change.

3. Press ENTER to select the setting.

4. Press NEXT to increase the setting value.

The setting values loop so keep going if you

skipped the value you want to save.

5. Press ENTER to save* the new value and exit.

*Hold ENTER to exit the menu without saving.

List of Settings

Start : Enable Wireless (if o)

Stop : Disable Wireless (if on)

Auto O : Set Auto O Timer

Units : Set Unit of Measure

Alarm Lo : Set Low Alarm Level

Alarm Hi : Set High Alarm Level

Mute : Enable Speaker (if o)

Unmute : Disable Speaker (if on)

BkLtTime : Set Backlight Timer

Firmware : View and Update Firmware

Restore : Restore Default Settings

Wireless

Start or stop sending wireless measurements.

Live measurements can be sent to SMAN

manifold (overrides its internal vacuum gauge),

and to the Job Link mobile app for added

capabilities such as live trending. Wireless is

disabled by default to maximize battery life.

Auto Power Oﬀ Timer (APO)

Set the timer for the gauge automatically

powering o. The timer is reset when a button

is pressed. The timer is disabled in alarm mode.

(15min, 30min, 45min, 60min, Disabled)

Units

Set the unit of vacuum measurement. Alarm

levels are automatically converted to match the

unit setting.

(Microns, Pascals, mBar, mTorr, Torr, mmHg)

Low Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

low alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(50 - 500 - High Alarm)

High Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

high alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(Low Alarm - 1000 - 9000)

Mute ( )

Mute or unmute the speaker. Button presses

and alarms remain silent if the speaker is muted.

The icon appears if the speaker is muted.

Backlight Timer

Set the timer for the backlight automatically

turning o. The timer is reset when a button is

pressed.

(10s,20s,1min,2min,5min,10min,15min,30min)

Firmware

Check the firmware version (X.XXX.X) by

reading the first 4 digits. If a new version is

available from the Job Link mobile app, initiate

the update from your mobile device.

Restore

To restore all settings to their factory defaults,

press NEXT until "YES" is displayed and press

ENTER to conrm. To exit without restoring,

select "no" or hold ENTER.

Evacuation Tips

MAXIMIZE FLOW

• Remove Schrader valve cores with a removal

tool.

• Remove valve depressors from hoses.

• Useshortestvacuumratedhoseswithlargest

diameter available.

• Do not evacuate through hoses with low loss

ttings.

TRUST YOUR TEST

• Inspect the rubber seals at both ends of your

hoses for damage. Replace as needed.

• Change pump oil before and during the job.

Change pump oil on-the-y without losing

vacuum with Fieldpiece vacuum pumps.

• When the vacuum pump is isolated from the

system, a slow rise that stabilizes may signify

moisture is still present in the system. A con-

tinuous rise to atmosphere indicates a leak.

Check hoses, tools, or the system itself.

• Measurements are less representative of the

entire system when the vacuum pump is on

because pumping creates a pressure gradi-

ent.Isolatethe pump and allowthe system to

stabilize before assuming the measurement

represents the entire system.

Certiﬁcations

and Module IDs

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits

for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installedand used in accordance withthe instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning

the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one of the following measures:

. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that

to which the receiver is connected.

. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, any changes or

modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

(Example - use only shielded interface cables when connecting to

computer or peripheral devices).

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS-247

standard. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this

device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference, including interferencethat may cause undesired operation

of the device.

IC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies

with IC RSS-102 radiation exposure limit set forth for an uncontrolled

environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with

minimum distance 0.5 cm between the radiator and your body.

Fieldpiece Instruments 1636 West Collins Avenue, Orange, CA 92867

IFETEL Statement

Laoperacióndeesteequipoestásujetaalassiguientesdoscondiciones:

(1) es posible que este equipo o dispositivo no cause interferencia

perjudicial y (2) este equipo o dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier

interferencia, incluyendo la que pueda causar su operación no deseada.

The operation of this equipment is subject to the following two

conditions: (1)this device or device may not cause harmful interference,

and (2) this device or device must accept any interference, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

ANATEL Statement

Este equipamento não tem direito à proteção contra interferência

prejudicial e não pode causar interferência em sistemas devidamente

autorizados.

This equipment is not subject to the protection from harmful

interference and may not cause interference with duly authorized

systems.

Limited Warranty

This product is warranted against defects in material and

workmanship for one year from date of purchase from an authorized

Fieldpiece dealer. Fieldpiece will replace or repair the defective unit,

at its option, subject to verication of the defect.

This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from abuse,

neglect, accident, unauthorized repair, alteration, or unreasonable

use of the instrument.

Any implied warranties arisingfrom thesale of a Fieldpiece product,

including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and

tness for a particular purpose, are limited to the above. Fieldpiece

shall not be liable for loss of use of the instrument or other incidental

or consequential damages, expenses, or economic loss, or for any claim

of such damage, expenses, or economic loss.

State laws vary. The above limitations or exclusions may not apply

to you.

Obtaining Service

For international customers, warranty for products purchased

outside of the U.S. should be handled through local distributors. Visit

our website to nd your local distributor.

EN 300 328

2ALHR003

00263-18-10972

IC: Industry Canada

22518-BT003

IFETEL: Federal Telecom Institute

RCPFI2A18-0235

Regulatory Compliance Mark

Waste Electrical and

Electronic Equipment

Restriction of Hazardous

Substances Compliant

Settings Menu

The settings menu can be entered when

in standard operating mode. Selecting a new

setting automatically exits the menu.This saves

time getting in and out of the menu quickly

for your most commonly changed setting (e.g.

wireless).

1. Hold ENTER to enter* the settings menu.

The menu starts where you last exited.

2. Press NEXT to view next setting.

The menu loops so keep going if you skipped

the setting you want to change.

3. Press ENTER to select the setting.

4. Press NEXT to increase the setting value.

The setting values loop so keep going if you

skipped the value you want to save.

5. Press ENTER to save* the new value and exit.

*Hold ENTER to exit the menu without saving.

List of Settings

Start : Enable Wireless (if o)

Stop : Disable Wireless (if on)

Auto O : Set Auto O Timer

Units : Set Unit of Measure

Alarm Lo : Set Low Alarm Level

Alarm Hi : Set High Alarm Level

Mute : Enable Speaker (if o)

Unmute : Disable Speaker (if on)

BkLtTime : Set Backlight Timer

Firmware : View and Update Firmware

Restore : Restore Default Settings

Wireless

Start or stop sending wireless measurements.

Live measurements can be sent to SMAN

manifold (overrides its internal vacuum gauge),

and to the Job Link mobile app for added

capabilities such as live trending. Wireless is

disabled by default to maximize battery life.

Auto Power Oﬀ Timer (APO)

Set the timer for the gauge automatically

powering o. The timer is reset when a button

is pressed. The timer is disabled in alarm mode.

(15min, 30min, 45min, 60min, Disabled)

Units

Set the unit of vacuum measurement. Alarm

levels are automatically converted to match the

unit setting.

(Microns, Pascals, mBar, mTorr, Torr, mmHg)

Low Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

low alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(50 - 500 - High Alarm)

High Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

high alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(Low Alarm - 1000 - 9000)

Mute ( )

Mute or unmute the speaker. Button presses

and alarms remain silent if the speaker is muted.

The icon appears if the speaker is muted.

Backlight Timer

Set the timer for the backlight automatically

turning o. The timer is reset when a button is

pressed.

(10s,20s,1min,2min,5min,10min,15min,30min)

Firmware

Check the firmware version (X.XXX.X) by

reading the first 4 digits. If a new version is

available from the Job Link mobile app, initiate

the update from your mobile device.

Restore

To restore all settings to their factory defaults,

press NEXT until "YES" is displayed and press

ENTER to conrm. To exit without restoring,

select "no" or hold ENTER.

Evacuation Tips

MAXIMIZE FLOW

• Remove Schrader valve cores with a removal

tool.

• Remove valve depressors from hoses.

• Useshortestvacuumratedhoseswithlargest

diameter available.

• Do not evacuate through hoses with low loss

ttings.

TRUST YOUR TEST

• Inspect the rubber seals at both ends of your

hoses for damage. Replace as needed.

• Change pump oil before and during the job.

Change pump oil on-the-y without losing

vacuum with Fieldpiece vacuum pumps.

• When the vacuum pump is isolated from the

system, a slow rise that stabilizes may signify

moisture is still present in the system. A con-

tinuous rise to atmosphere indicates a leak.

Check hoses, tools, or the system itself.

• Measurements are less representative of the

entire system when the vacuum pump is on

because pumping creates a pressure gradi-

ent.Isolatethe pumpandallowthe systemto

stabilize before assuming the measurement

represents the entire system.

Certiﬁcations

and Module IDs

FCC Statement

This equipment hasbeen tested and foundto comply with the limits

for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy and,if not installedand used in accordance withthe instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning

the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one of the following measures:

. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that

to which the receiver is connected.

. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, any changes or

modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

(Example - use only shielded interface cables when connecting to

computer or peripheral devices).

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is

subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS-247

standard. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this

device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference,including interference that may cause undesired operation

of the device.

IC Radiation Exposure Statement: This equipment complies

with IC RSS-102 radiation exposure limit set forth for an uncontrolled

environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with

minimum distance 0.5 cm between the radiator and your body.

Fieldpiece Instruments 1636 West Collins Avenue, Orange, CA 92867

IFETEL Statement

Laoperacióndeesteequipoestásujetaalassiguientesdoscondiciones:

(1) es posible que este equipo o dispositivo no cause interferencia

perjudicial y (2) este equipo o dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier

interferencia, incluyendo la que pueda causar su operación no deseada.

The operation of this equipment is subject to the following two

conditions: (1)this device ordevice may not cause harmful interference,

and (2) this device or device must accept any interference, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

ANATEL Statement

Este equipamento não tem direito à proteção contra interferência

prejudicial e não pode causar interferência em sistemas devidamente

autorizados.

This equipment is not subject to the protection from harmful

interference and may not cause interference with duly authorized

systems.

Limited Warranty

This product is warranted against defects in material and

workmanship for one year from date of purchase from an authorized

Fieldpiece dealer. Fieldpiece will replace or repair the defective unit,

at its option, subject to verication of the defect.

This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from abuse,

neglect, accident, unauthorized repair, alteration, or unreasonable

use of the instrument.

Any implied warranties arisingfrom thesale of a Fieldpieceproduct,

including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and

tness for a particular purpose, are limited to the above. Fieldpiece

shall not be liable for loss of use of the instrument or other incidental

or consequential damages, expenses, or economic loss, or for any claim

of such damage, expenses, or economic loss.

State laws vary. The above limitations or exclusions may not apply

to you.

Obtaining Service

For international customers, warranty for products purchased

outside of the U.S. should be handled through local distributors. Visit

our website to nd your local distributor.

EN 300 328

2ALHR003

00263-18-10972

IC: Industry Canada

22518-BT003

IFETEL: Federal Telecom Institute

RCPFI2A18-0235

Regulatory Compliance Mark

Waste Electrical and

Electronic Equipment

Restriction of Hazardous

Substances Compliant

Settings Menu

The settings menu can be entered when

in standard operating mode. Selecting a new

setting automatically exits the menu.This saves

time getting in and out of the menu quickly

for your most commonly changed setting (e.g.

wireless).

1. Hold ENTER to enter* the settings menu.

The menu starts where you last exited.

2. Press NEXT to view next setting.

The menu loops so keep going if you skipped

the setting you want to change.

3. Press ENTER to select the setting.

4. Press NEXT to increase the setting value.

The setting values loop so keep going if you

skipped the value you want to save.

5. Press ENTER to save* the new value and exit.

*Hold ENTER to exit the menu without saving.

List of Settings

Start : Enable Wireless (if o)

Stop : Disable Wireless (if on)

Auto O : Set Auto O Timer

Units : Set Unit of Measure

Alarm Lo : Set Low Alarm Level

Alarm Hi : Set High Alarm Level

Mute : Enable Speaker (if o)

Unmute : Disable Speaker (if on)

BkLtTime : Set Backlight Timer

Firmware : View and Update Firmware

Restore : Restore Default Settings

Wireless

Start or stop sending wireless measurements.

Live measurements can be sent to SMAN

manifold (overrides its internal vacuum gauge),

and to the Job Link mobile app for added

capabilities such as live trending. Wireless is

disabled by default to maximize battery life.

Auto Power Oﬀ Timer (APO)

Set the timer for the gauge automatically

powering o. The timer is reset when a button

is pressed. The timer is disabled in alarm mode.

(15min, 30min, 45min, 60min, Disabled)

Units

Set the unit of vacuum measurement. Alarm

levels are automatically converted to match the

unit setting.

(Microns, Pascals, mBar, mTorr, Torr, mmHg)

Low Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

low alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(50 - 500 - High Alarm)

High Alarm Level ( )

Set the vacuum level required to trigger the

high alarm. Hold NEXT for quicker scrolling.

(Low Alarm - 1000 - 9000)

Mute ( )

Mute or unmute the speaker. Button presses

and alarms remain silent if the speaker is muted.

The icon appears if the speaker is muted.

Backlight Timer

Set the timer for the backlight automatically

turning o. The timer is reset when a button is

pressed.

(10s,20s,1min,2min,5min,10min,15min,30min)

Firmware

Check the firmware version (X.XXX.X) by

reading the first 4 digits. If a new version is

available from the Job Link mobile app, initiate

the update from your mobile device.

Restore

To restore all settings to their factory defaults,

press NEXT until "YES" is displayed and press

ENTER to conrm. To exit without restoring,

select "no" or hold ENTER.

Evacuation Tips

MAXIMIZE FLOW

• Remove Schrader valve cores with a removal

tool.

• Remove valve depressors from hoses.

• Useshortestvacuumratedhoseswithlargest

diameter available.

• Do not evacuate through hoses with low loss

ttings.

TRUST YOUR TEST

• Inspect the rubber seals at both ends of your

hoses for damage. Replace as needed.

• Change pump oil before and during the job.

Change pump oil on-the-y without losing

vacuum with Fieldpiece vacuum pumps.

• When the vacuum pump is isolated from the

system, a slow rise that stabilizes may signify

moisture is still present in the system. A con-

tinuous rise to atmosphere indicates a leak.

Check hoses, tools, or the system itself.

• Measurements are less representative of the

entire system when the vacuum pump is on

because pumping creates a pressure gradi-

ent.Isolatethe pump andallow thesystemto