Gentec-EO PRONTO-250 User manual

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Pronto-250 User Manual Revision 3.1 ii
WARRANTY
First Year Warranty
The Gentec-EO thermal power detectors carry a one-year warranty (from date of shipment) against material
and/or workmanship defects when used under normal operating conditions. The warranty does not cover
recalibration, or damages related to misuse.
Gentec-EO will repair or replace at our option any Pronto which proves to be defective during the warranty
period; except in the case of product misuse.
Any unauthorized alteration or repair of the product is also not covered by the warranty.
The manufacturer is not liable for consequential damages of any kind.
In the case of a malfunction, contact your local Gentec-EO distributor or the nearest Gentec-EO office to obtain a
return authorization number. Return the material to the appropriate address below.
Contacting Gentec Electro-Optics Inc.
To help us answer your calls more efficiently please have the model number of the detector you are using ready
before calling Customer Support.
Gentec Electro-Optics, Inc.
445, St-Jean-Baptiste, Suite 160
Québec, QC
Canada, G2E 5N7
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Website: gentec-eo.com
Lifetime Warranty
Gentec-EO will guarantee any Pronto detector for its lifetime, as long as it has been returned for recalibration
annually, from the shipment date. This warranty includes parts and labor for all routine repairs including normal
wear under normal operating conditions.
Gentec-EO will inspect and repair the detector during the annual recalibration. Repairs at other times will be at
Gentec-EO’s option.
The cost of annual recalibration, or consequential damages from using the detector, is not included.
The only condition is that the detector must not have been subject to unauthorized service or damaged by
misuse. Misuse would include, but is not limited to: laser exposure outside Gentec-EO’s published specifications,
physical damage due to improper handling, and exposure to hostile environments. Hostile environments would
include, but are not limited to: excessive temperature, vibration, humidity, or surface contaminants; exposure to
flame, solvents or water; and connection to improper electrical voltage.

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SAFETY INFORMATION
Do not use the PRONTO if the device or the detector looks damaged, or if you suspect that the PRONTO is not
operating properly.
Appropriate installation must be done for water-cooled and fan-cooled detectors. Refer to the specific
instructions for more information. The user must wait for a while before handling these detectors after power is
applied. Surfaces of the detectors get very hot and there is a risk of injury if they are not allowed to cool down.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely
to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference
at his own expense.
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved in writing by Gentec-EO Inc. may void the
user’s authority to operate this equipment.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WARRANTY.............................................................................................................................2
SAFETY INFORMATION .........................................................................................................3
TABLE OF CONTENTS...........................................................................................................4
1. Pronto-250 Handheld Laser Probe...............................................................................1
1.1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................................1
1.2. Warnings and Disclaimer...........................................................................................................................1
1.3. Specifications.............................................................................................................................................2
1.4. Mechanical Description..............................................................................................................................4
2. User Interface.................................................................................................................5
2.1. List of Icons................................................................................................................................................5
2.2. Description of the Screens.........................................................................................................................6
3. Operating Instructions ..................................................................................................8
3.1. Turning the Device ON and OFF ...............................................................................................................8
3.2. Changing the SETTINGS...........................................................................................................................8
3.2.1. Changing the WAVELENGTH ............................................................................................................8
3.2.2. Opening and Closing the SETTINGS Menu .......................................................................................9
3.2.3. Changing the ORIENTATION of the Screen ......................................................................................9
3.2.4. Changing the BRIGHTNESS of the Screen........................................................................................9
3.2.5.Adjusting the CALIBRATION..............................................................................................................9
3.2.6. Getting Information ABOUT the Device..............................................................................................9
3.3. Making a Measurement........................................................................................................................... 10
3.4. Acquiring, Transferring and Deleting Data.............................................................................................. 11
3.4.1. Acquiring the Data ........................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.2. Transferring the Data....................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.3 Deleting the data ................................................................................................................................... 11
4. Safety Instructions.......................................................................................................12
4.1. General.................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.2. Damage to the Optical Absorber Material............................................................................................... 12
4.3. Not Exceeding the Maximum Sensor Temperature................................................................................ 12
4.4. How to Properly Handle the Device........................................................................................................ 13
5. Maintenace ...................................................................................................................14
5.1.Free firmware Upgrade ........................................................................................................................... 14
6. Declaration of Conformity...........................................................................................15
Appendix A: WEEE Directive...............................................................................................16
Appendix B: Installing the ProntoDataTransfer Software.................................................17
Appendix C: Updating the Pronto-250 Firmware ...............................................................19

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1. PRONTO-250 HANDHELD LASER PROBE
1.1.INTRODUCTION
The Pronto-250 Handheld Laser Probes from Gentec-EO can measure between 0.5 and 250 W. The high
power surface absorber sensors are designed to be used at high average power densities. Pronto-250
detectors can be supplied with an optional stand and/or power supply.
For cases where the Pronto-250 detector is not calibrated at a specific wavelength, you can use your
‘’Wavelength Correction Factor‘’ to adjust the power you read for a particular wavelength using the self-
calibration function.
Call your nearest Gentec-EO distributor to repair and/or to recalibrate the Pronto-250. To find the nearest
Gentec-EO office or distributor in your country, refer to p. II, Contacting Gentec Electro-Optics Inc.
1.2.WARNINGS AND DISCLAIMER
Laser power detection is completely automatic. There is no need for an external timer.
Warnings
WHEN HOT APPEARS ON THE SCREEN, REMOVE THE DEVICE
FROM THE BEAM IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID DAMAGING THE
SENSOR.
Be careful not to exceed the maximum levels and densities
stated in the specifications.
The handle on the Pronto-250 is for carrying purposes only. The user
must not hold the Pronto-250 during measurements. Extreme caution
must be taken during laser power measurements.
In no event shall Gentec-EO or any of its affiliates be liable for any indirect, special, incidental or
consequential injury to persons or damage to property caused by the use of any of our products, by
purchasing from Gentec-EO or any of its affiliates, you hereby indicate that you understand and agree to
the following :
Disclaimer
I am fully responsible for the safe application and use of this detector and
agreed to such by completing the sales process.
I will not use a laser device without wearing approved laser safety goggles
designed for such purpose.
I am aware and responsible of safely dealing with any back reflections.
I will not use the detector in violation of any local, state or federal law, and
I understand that it is my responsibility to know and abide by those laws
relating to the ownership and use of the detector in my jurisdiction.

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1.3.SPECIFICATIONS
The following specifications are based on a one-year calibration cycle, an operating temperature of 15 to
28ºC (59 to 82ºF) and a relative humidity not exceeding 80%. Monitors must be stored in an environment
between 10oC to 60oC (50 to 140oF) and a relative humidity not exceeding 90%.
Pronto-250
Interface
Touch Screen
Display
Color LCD 28 X 35 mm (128 x 160 pixels)
Measurement Controls
Wavelength Selection and User Calibration
Data Acquisition and Transfer
On/Off Controls
Maximum of 50 000 Measurements
Screen Personalization
4 screen orientations and 4 brightness levels
Saved Settings
Screen Orientation
Screen Brightness
Wavelength
User calibration
Effective Aperture Diameter
19 mm Ø
Spectral Range
190 nm –20 µm
Calibrated Spectral Range
0.248 –2.5 µm and 10.6 µm
Power Noise Level
10 mW
Response Time
(0 - 100 %)
5 s
Typical Sensitivity
0.23 mV/W
Calibration Uncertainty
± 3 %
Linearity with Power
± 2 %
Repeatability (Precision)
± 0.5 %
Maximum Power Resolution
1 mW
Minimum Power
0.5 W
Maximum Power
250 W
(A maximum exposition of 6 sec is allowed at 250 W)
Pulsed Laser Damage Thresholds
1.064 µm, 360 µs, 5 Hz
1.064 µm, 7 ns, 10 Hz
532 nm, 7 ns, 10 Hz
266 nm, 7 ns, 10 Hz
Max. Energy Density
9 J/cm2
1.0 J/cm2
0.6 J /cm2
0.3J /cm2
Peak Power Density
25 kW/cm2
143 MW/cm2
86 MW/cm2
43 MW/cm2
Minimum Frequency
15Hz
Maximum Number of Readings
before probe must be cooled
[for 25°C starting temp.]
5 W: 50
25 W: 10
50 W: 5
125 W: 2
250 W: 1
Maximum Exposure Time before
probe must be cooled
[for 25°C starting temp.]
5 W: 120 sec
25 W: 60 sec
50 W: 30 sec
125 W: 12 sec
250 W: 6 sec
Maximum Device Temperature at
Maximum Power
65°C
Operating Conditions
Ambient temperature : 15-28°C
Maximum Relative humidity : 80%

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Specifications are subject to change without notice
The following graphic shows the diameter corresponding to the damage threshold for a Gaussian beam
profile. The “minimum 1/e² beam diameter” is calculated to obtain a peak intensity 50% lower than the
damage threshold and should be considered as the “safe” minimum diameter.
Figure 1 Minimum Beam Size for Pronto-250 Absorber at 1064 nm
Max. Power Density:
1.064 µm, CW
10.6 µm, CW
45 kW/cm2
14 kW/cm2
Dimensions
59.0W x 181.4L x 17.3D mm
Weight (head only)
210 g
Linearity vs Beam
Dimension
± 0.5 %
Battery Type
USB Rechargeable Li-ion
Battery Life
(Time before the battery
needs to be charge via the
USB port)
17 hours or 4200 measurements (with brightness set at 25%)
Battery Charge Time
7.5 hours (when totally empty)
Mounting Holes (for post)
2 x 8-32
Product Number
202917

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1.4.MECHANICAL DESCRIPTION
Figure 2 Pronto-250 Mechanics
Absorber
The laser must be centered on the absorber when making a measurement.
Mounting Holes
There are 2 8-32 mounting holes to fit the device on a post for a safe use during the
measurements.
Touch Screen Display and Controls
The touch screen interface controls the device.
On/Off/Settings Button
This button is used to turn the device On (press when the device is Off) and Off (press and
hold for 3 seconds when the device is On). It is also used to access the Settings menu (press
when the device is On).
USB Port
The Mini-B USB2.0 port is used to transfer data from the device to a PC and to charge the
battery.

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2. USER INTERFACE
2.1.LIST OF ICONS
ICON
NAME
DESCRIPTION
Battery
Indicates Battery level.
If the battery icon is red, recharge immediately.
The yellow lightning sign indicates the battery is charging.
Play
Press → Goes to Ready mode
If gray: Function is inactive
Stop
Press → Interrupts Ready mode and goes to Measured value
Wavelength
Press → Opens the Wavelength menu
If gray: Function is inactive
Data
Acquisition
Press → Starts Data Acquisition
Press → Stops Data Acquisition
If gray: Function is inactive
UP
DOWN
Press → Increments the selected units
Press → Decrements the selected units
About
Press → Opens the About menu
User
Calibration
Press → Opens the User Calibration menu
Screen
Orientation
Indicates the Screen Orientation (4 options)
Press → Toggles to the next orientation
Brightness
Indicates the screen’s Brightness level (4 options)
Press → Toggles to the next brightness level
Temperature
Indicates the sensor’s Temperature
If the thermometer is red and the screen displays HOT,
block the laser IMMEDIATELY and let the instrument cool
down.

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2.2.DESCRIPTION OF THE SCREENS
The battery level icon updates every 10 sec and the temperature icon every 1 sec.
At any moment, if the temperature of the head rises above 65°C, the Pronto will display HOT.
SCREEN
FUNCTIONS
Measured Value
Displays the last valid Measure.
Displays Temperature and Battery indicators.
Ready
Dots appear in sequence while the device
waits for a trigger signal.
In this state, the Zero is continuously updated
to ensure the accuracy of the measurement.
Countdown
A live Countdown from 5 to 1 is displayed.
The laser must stay ON for the entire duration
of the countdown (5 sec).
Gray icons indicate that the corresponding
functions are unavailable.
Wavelength Menu
Displays the Wavelength presets (see 3.2.1)
Set Wavelength
Displays current the current Wavelength
Displays the Up/Down controls to adjust the
wavelength.
Automatically saves the new settings upon
exit.

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SCREEN
FUNCTIONS
Settings
Displays the Settings controls and menus.
Automatically saves the new settings upon
exit.
About
Displays the following information:
•Model Name
•Serial Number
•Firmware
•Last Calibration Date
User Calibration
Displays the current Correction Factor
applied to the measurements and the
corresponding corrected power to help the
user adjust the value.
Displays Up/Down controls to adjust the
correction factor.
Automatically saves the new settings upon
exit.
HOT Warning
TURN OFF THE LASER BEAM
IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT DAMAGING THE
DETECTOR
The word “HOT” is displayed in bold and
blinking red letters.
Gray icons indicate that the corresponding
functions are unavailable.

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3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1.TURNING THE DEVICE ON AND OFF
Turn ON: Press the On/Off/Settings button
Turn OFF: Press and Hold the On/Off/Settings button for 3 seconds
Tip
The device will automatically turn off after 5 minutes of inactivity, except if
data is being acquired. When the device is plugged into a PC via the USB
cable, it will turn On and stay On until it is manually turned Off or unplugged.
3.2.CHANGING THE SETTINGS
3.2.1.Changing the WAVELENGTH
Before making a measurement, it is important that you adjust the calibration of the device to the
wavelength of the source to be measured. To do so, press the Wavelength button to display a list
of presets.
Figure 3 The 6 wavelength buttons can be customized by the user
There are 6 presets in the wavelength menu. The values can be set to any wavelength between 193 nm
and 10.6 μm. To change a value, press it until the screen changes to the Set Wavelength menu. Each
digit is changed individually by selecting it and pressing the Up/Down arrows. For example, if you want to
change 10.6 μm to 532 nm, you need to do the following:
Select the units. Make sure they turn blue and use the Up or Down button
to change them to nm
Select the 1st number. Make sure it turns blue and use the Down button to
reduce it to 0
Select the 2nd number. Make sure it turns blue and use the Up button to
increase it to 5
Select the 3rd number. Make sure it turns blue and use the Down button to
reduce it to 3
Select the 4th number. Make sure it turns blue and use the Down button to
reduce it to 2
You’re done!
Once the desired value is entered, press the On/Off/Settings button to exit the menu and automatically
save your new settings.
10.60μm
0532nm
0530nm
0560nm
0060nm
1060nm

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3.2.2.Opening and Closing the SETTINGS Menu
When the device is ON, short-press the On/Off/Settings button to access the menu. Pressing the
button again will close it and save whatever settings have been changed.
3.2.3.Changing the ORIENTATION of the Screen
There are 4 possible screen orientations: Up, Down, Left and Right. The button displays the current
orientation, for example Up: . To change the orientation, simply press the button and the next
choice will appear. The changes will be saved once you exit the Settings menu.
3.2.4.Changing the BRIGHTNESS of the Screen
There are 4 possible brightness levels: 100%, 75%, 50% and 25%. The button displays the current
brightness, for example 75%: . To change the brightness, simply press the button and the next
choice will appear. The changes will be saved once you exit the Settings menu.
3.2.5.Adjusting the CALIBRATION
It is possible to adjust the calibration of the device. You can do so by applying a Correction Factor to the
measurements. To access the Calibration menu, simply press the CAL button . The number
displayed is the multiplication factor that will be applied to the measurements. A factor of 1.000 keeps the
calibration unchanged. You can enter any number between 0.500 and 2.500.
The 4 digits of the correction factor are changed individually. For example, if the Correction Factor is
1.000 and you want to change it to 1.200, just press the first 0 (make sure it turns blue, like this )
and then increment it twice with the Up button.
Initial Setting
Select the Digit
Change the Digit using the Up
Button
The last measured value
(145.3 W) is displayed between
the Up/Down buttons
The selected digit turns blue
The adjusted power value
(174.4 W) is displayed between
the Up/Down buttons
Once the value is entered, press the On/Off/Settings button to exit the menu and automatically save your
new settings.
3.2.6.Getting Information ABOUT the Device
Relevant information about the device are stored in the About menu . These information can be
useful when returning the device for repairs or recalibration. These include, the Model Name, The Serial
Number, the Firmware version and the Last Calibration Date.

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Press the On/Off/Settings button to exit the menu and go back to the measurement screen.
3.3.MAKING A MEASUREMENT
Once all the settings are adjusted, you are ready to make a measurement. Just follow the step-by-step
instructions below.
1. Turn the device On.
2. Press the PLAY button, a sequence of dots will appear. This indicates that the device is
waiting for a laser beam to trigger the measurement.
NOTE: At any time during the measurement sequence, you can press the STOP button. The
device will stop the measurement process and go back to its initial state (displaying the last
measured value).
3. Place the device in the laser beam path. Be careful to conform to all the recommended
specifications for beam size, placement and laser power.
4. As soon as the device detects a laser beam, it will automatically start the 5 seconds countdown
for the measurement. Leave the device in the beam path for the entire countdown period, which
will be indicated on the screen.
5. Once the countdown is finished, the measurement will appear. You can remove the device from
the beam path.
6. The reading will stay on the display until the next measurement, even if you turn the device Off
and On again.
7. To make a new measurement, go back to Step 2.

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3.4.ACQUIRING, TRANSFERRING AND DELETING DATA
3.4.1.Acquiring the Data
You can store the measurements done by the device simply by pressing the Save button . When
pressed, the button turns white to indicate that the data is being stored in the internal memory of
the device. Once activated, the data acquisition will stay active until stopped, even if the device is turned
Off and On. To stop the data acquisition, press the Save button again and it will revert to its original state
.
3.4.2.Transferring the Data
To retrieve the data, you must connect the Pronto-250 to your computer with a USB cable and use the
ProntoDataTransfer software . You can download our latest version of the software in the
Downloads section of our website (https://gentec-eo.com/downloads). The data will be uploaded on your
computer in a text format, which you can save to a known location on your computer and then open in
your preferred analysis software.
Warning
Once the data has been transferred to a computer, it is deleted from the
internal memory of the device.
Complete installation and data transfer instructions can be found in Appendix B: Installing the
ProntoDataTransfer Software.
3.4.3 Deleting the data
To delete the data from the internal memory, you must hold the Save button approximatively 3
seconds. A text will appear and ask Erase all data. Hit the YES button than click OK.

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4. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
4.1.GENERAL
To ensure a long lifetime of accurate measurements, the Pronto-250 power probe should be maintained
within the following ambient conditions:
Storage environment temperature: 10 to 60°C, RH < 90%
Operating environment temperature: 15 to 28ºC, RH < 80%.
It is possible to store and operate your Pronto-250 power probe beyond this range. For any specific
requirements, please contact your local Gentec-EO representative.
For the most accurate measurements, center the beam on the sensor. Ideally, the beam diameter should
be the same as the one used during calibration. The beam diameter at calibration corresponds to >98%
of the encircled power centered on 50% of the sensor’s surface area. This complies with the International
Electrotechnical Commission standard #1040: "Power and Energy Measuring Detector […]". Refer to the
calibration certificate for the exact beam diameter used during calibration.
4.2.DAMAGE TO THE OPTICAL ABSORBER MATERIAL
Damage to the optical absorber material is usually caused by exceeding the manufacturer's specified
maximum incident Average Power Density. Refer to the specifications table.
The Pronto-250 series can measure up to 250 W. The beam diameter should always be as large as
possible to avoid damaging the absorber. We recommend using a beam size diameter that covers
70% to 80% of the sensor’s aperture. For the Pronto-250, this corresponds to a diameter of 16-17 mm.
In any case, the beam’s incident area should not be less than 10% of the detector’s area. Please contact
Gentec-EO to make measurements with smaller beams.
The damage threshold decreases with the laser power. Refer to the graphic in Figure 1 for the diameter
corresponding to the damage threshold for a Gaussian beam profile. The “minimum 1/e² beam diameter”
is calculated to obtain a peak intensity 50% lower than the damage threshold and should be considered
as the “safe” minimum diameter. If there are “hot spots” in the beam profile, they must be considered in
the calculation of the peak intensity.
Damage may also be caused if you use a detector with a contaminated absorber surface. Slight
discoloration of the coating may occur, but this does not affect the calibration.
4.3.NOT EXCEEDING THE MAXIMUM SENSOR TEMPERATURE
The Pronto-250 has a built-in thermometer to monitor the sensor’s temperature. In order to avoid
damaging the sensor, its temperature should not exceed 65°C. When making measurements, the
temperature of the sensor will gradually rise and it will be indicated on the screen with this icon:
If the temperature of the sensor gets close to the acceptable limit, the screen will
display the mention HOT in bold red letters, the thermometer icon will be red and
all functions will be disabled.
If this screen appears, it is essential that you remove the device from the
laser beam path and allow it sufficient time to cool before attempting another
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4.4.HOW TO PROPERLY HANDLE THE DEVICE
Laser radiation can heat the device very quickly. The entire body of the device can get hot, especially at
higher powers. In addition to the standard safety precautions that should be taken when working with
laser radiation, we recommend placing the device on an optical stand when making a measurement. For
this use, the device is equipped with 2 mounting holes with an 8-32 thread (see Figure 2).
Figure 4 Recommended setup when making a measurement: install the device
on an optical stand before placing it in the laser beam path.
Gentec-EO offers a compatible stand for the Pronto-250, you can contact your local Gentec-EO
representative for the exact model.
It is also possible to place the Pronto-250 on a horizontal surface and illuminate the sensor from above.
The back of the device is flat so it will stay stable when placed on a horizontal surface.
Figure 5 Recommended setup when making a measurement: install the device
flat on a horizontal surface and illuminate from above.

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5. MAINTENACE
5.1.FREE FIRMWARE UPGRADE
As new and improved versions of the device's firmware are created, it is in your best interest to update
your PRONTO-250. The latest device firmware can be downloaded from the Gentec-EO website at
https://gentec-eo.com/downloads. Go to the Downloads section. Find the file that corresponds to your
PRONTO-250 and follow our simple, easy to use instructions.

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6. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Application of Council Directive(s): 2004/108/EC The EMC Directive
Manufacturer’s Name: Gentec Electro Optics, Inc.
Manufacturer’s Address: 445 St-Jean Baptiste, suite 160
(Québec), Canada G2E 5N7
European Representative Name: Laser Components S.A.S.
Representative’s Address: 45 bis Route des Gardes
92190 Meudon (France)
Type of Equipment: Optical Power Monitor
Model No.: Pronto Series
Year of test & manufacture: 2015
Standard(s) to which Conformity is declared:
Emissions:
Product Standard
Test Standard
Description
EN 61326-1_Ed2:2013 (IEC
61326-1_Ed2:2012)
CISPR 11:+A1:2010
Class A
Radiated Emissions
EN 61326-1_Ed2:2013 (IEC
61326-1_Ed2:2012)
Radiated Emissions
FCC part 15 2013) subpart B
Radiated Emissions
Immunity:
Product Standard
Test Standard
Description
Performance
Criteria
EN 61326-1_Ed2:2013
(IEC 61326-1_Ed2:2012)
IEC 61000-4-2:2008Ed.2
Electrostatic
Discharge
Immunity
Criteria B
EN 61326-1_Ed2:2013
(IEC 61326-1_Ed2:2012)
IEC 61000-4-3:2006+
A1:2007+A2:2010
RF Conducted
Immunity
Criteria A
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the equipment specified above
conforms to the above Directive(s) and Standard(s).
Place: Québec (Québec)
Date : 7 July, 2015

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APPENDIX A: WEEE DIRECTIVE
Recycling and separation procedure for WEEE directive 2002/96/EC
This section is used by the recycling center when the detector reaches the end of its life. Removing the
insulation or troubling the inside of the monitor will void the detector warranty.
The complete Detector contains:
1 Detector
1 cable
1 calibration certificate
Separation
Paper: Certificate
Printed Circuit Board: Inside the Detector
Aluminum: Detector Casing
Plastic: Parts Inside the Detector
Li-ion cell: Battery