Kane 400 User manual

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KANE 400 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
INSTRUMENT FEATURES AND KEYPAD
Infra-red Printer emitter
Battery Status
Indicator
Display
Mode Indicators
Keypad
Particle Filter
Water Trap
Flue Gas Inlet
Analyser Connections
(Tf = Flue Temperature socket)
Water Trap Drain Plug
(must be fitted into 4mm diameter hole)
ON / OFF
Turns analyser ON and OFF
MENU
Allows access to all menu functions
PRINT
Print ‘live’ or stored data
BACK-LIGHT
Hold to toggle back-light ON or OFF
STORE
Access the data memory
menu
PUMP
Turns pump ON and OFF
UP
Changes TOP line of display.
ENTER
Changes BOTTOM two lines of
display.

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BEFORE USING ANY ANALYSER CHECK THAT:
- The calibration date has not expired
- The particle filter is not dirty
- The water trap and flue probe hose are empty of water
- The water trap is fitted correctly to the instrument including the drain plug
- The flue probe hose is connected properly to the water trap
- The flue temperature plug is connected into Tf
USING THE ANALYSER
Switch the analyser on. It will now purge for approximately 20 seconds after which
it will show a set a readings on the display and now is a good time to check the
battery status.
Using the key, scroll until the display shows the CO/CO
2
ratio or whatever
you want to look at.
Insert the probe into the centre of the flue after approximately 60 seconds the
readings should stabilise.
STORING A TEST
Press the key once the display will show you at what number it will record
your test.
Press the key again and it will store your test.
RETRIEVING A TEST
Press the key once, then press the key. View will now be shown
on the screen.
Using the key you can now count up to the number where your test was
stored.
When you’ve reached the correct number, press the key and your test
readings will be displayed.
PRINTING A TEST
You can now print the test by pressing the key.
To return to the main screen, press the key.
Remove the probe from the flue and allow the analyser to purge with fresh air
before switching off!

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SETTING / CHANGING THE MAIN DISPLAY
The top half of the display operates independently from the bottom half.
Top Display Options Bottom Display Options
To scroll press To scroll press
FUEL TYPE O
2
and CO
EFFICIENCY CO
2
and diff Temp
EXCESS AIR O
2
and flue Temp
TIME CO2 and inlet Temp
DATE CO/CO
2
and CO
PRESSURE
CO ref
POISON INDEX
CHANGING THE SETTINGS
The MENU options allows all the settings to be changed
Press to enter, use to scroll around the headings, use to
select a new option.
Then use to store the option and move to the next heading.
Escape at any time by pressing a number of times until you get back to the
main display screen.
CHANGING NUMBERS
When you select a menu option that needs a number entering or changing, the
display shows the current number on the top line. If you don’t need to change the
number just press .
If you want to change this number press and the first digit to be changed
will appear on the bottom line. Press to increase the number or to
decrease the number. Press to store the number and move on.
The final press of in a sequence will move you on to the next heading.
You can escape at any time by pressing until you are returned to the main
display screen. If you press before you have properly finished the number
changing sequence, then the original number will be retained.

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MENU OPTIONS
HEADING OPTION
FUEL NAT GAS
PROPANE
BUTANE
L OIL
LPG
PUMP HOLD HOLD ON
HOLD OFF
RESET YES
NO
PRESSURE Millibar
InWG
MmWG
Hpa
O
2
ref Enter number
TEMPERATURE Centigrade
Fahrenheit
GAS UNITS PPM
Mg/m
3
EFFICIENCY GROSS
NETT
SETUP CONTRAST
FUEL TABLE
HOURS
MINUTES
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
FORMAT
LANGUAGE