Kanomax 1590 User manual

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Multi-Channel Anemomaster PRO
Model 1590・1591・1592
User’s Manual

List of Components i
List of Components
■ Main Unit
Item
Model
Function
Multi-Channel Anemomaster PRO
main unit
1590-0G
Measurement start and stop
Measurement value display
Data management
Multi-Channel Anemomaster PRO
measurement software
1590-40
Measurement start and stop on PC
Measured value display on PC
Data management on PC
Multi-Channel Anemomaster PRO
User’s Manual
-
User’s Manual for Multi-Channel Anemomaster
PRO
USB cable
-
Connecting units
AC adapter (90W)
1580-1G
Exclusive AC adapter (90 W)
Stylus
-
For operating the touch panel.
Rubber cap
-
Dust protective cap for Connecting Connector
■ Hub Unit
Item
Model
Function
Multi-Channel Anemomaster PRO
hub unit
1591-0G
Probe measuring data acquisition
Measuring data transfer to the main unit
Hub unit setup guide
-
Introducing the process from setting up the
unit to measurement.
Unit fixing clip
-
Clip to fix connected units (x 2)
Rubber cap
-
Dust protective cap for Connecting Connector
(x2)
■ Analog Unit
Item
Model
Function
Multi-Channel Anemomaster PRO
analog unit
1592-0G
Analog value output
Analog unit setup guide
-
Introducing the process from the unit setting to
measurement.
Unit fixing clip
-
Clip to fix connected units (x 2)
Rubber cap
-
Dust protective cap for Connecting Connector
(x2)
Dividing terminal block
-
Terminal block for analog output (x 3)

ii List of Components
■ Probe
Item
Model
Function
UNI-directional air velocity
probe (Flat)
0972-00
Digital output of air velocity values
UNI-directional air velocity
probe (φ9)
0973-00
Digital output of air velocity values
Omni-directional air velocity
probe (Needle)
0975-00
Digital output of air velocity values
Omni-directional air velocity
probe (100 mm)
0975-09
Digital output of air velocity values
Omni-directional air velocity
probe (410 mm)
0975-10
Digital output of air velocity values
Heat-resistant air velocity
probe (Mini, straight type)
0976-03
Digital output of air velocity values
Heat-resistant air velocity
probe (Mini, articulating
type)
0976-04
Digital output of air velocity values
Heat-resistant air velocity
probe (Mini, straight,
temperature-compensation
sensor independent type)
0976-07
Digital output of air velocity values
Heat-resistant air velocity
probe VT (Mini, straight,
temperature-compensation
sensor independent type)
0976-05
Digital output of air velocity value and temperature
Air velocity probe (Mini,
straight type)
0976-13
Digital output of air velocity values
Air velocity probe (Mini,
articulating type)
0976-14
Digital output of air velocity values
Air velocity probe (Mini,
straight, temperature-
compensation sensor
independent type)
0976-17
Digital output of air velocity values
Air velocity probe VT (Mini,
straight, temperature-
compensation sensor
independent type)
0976-15
Digital output of air velocity value and temperature
Omni-directional air velocity
probe VT
0975-21
Digital output of air velocity value and temperature
Omni-directional air velocity
probe VTH
0975-31
Digital output of air velocity value, temperature,
and humidity

List of Components iii
■Options
Item
Model
Function
Standard
cable
0.5 m
1580-30
Connecting unit-to-unit or hub unit-to-probe
2.0 m
1580-31
5.0 m
1580-32
10.0 m
1580-33
20.0 m
1580-34
40.0 m
1580-35
AC adapter (90W)
1580-1G
Exclusive AC adapter (90W)
AC adapter (160W)
1590-1G
Exclusive AC adapter (160W)
DC power connection cable
1580-37
Exclusive cable for DC power supply
Unit fixing clip
-
Clip to fix connected units
Probe fixing jig
1580-90
For anchoring the probes (20 sets)
Double stick tape
1580-92
For mounting the probe with a base (Probe Model
#0976-05, 0976-07, 0976-15 and 0976-17)
10 sheets (20 pcs per sheet）

iv Important Safety Information
Important Safety Information
The symbols for the warnings used in this manual are defined below:
Description of Symbols
Warning
Warnings in this classification indicate risks that may result in serious injury
or death if not observed.
Caution
Warnings in this classification indicate risks that may result in injury or
damage to the surrounding objects if not observed.
Notice
Warnings in this classification indicate risks of damage to the product that
may void the product warranty if not observed.
Description of Symbols
This symbol indicates a condition that requires caution (including warning).
The subject of each caution is illustrated inside the triangle (e.g. the high
temperature caution symbol is shown on the left).
This symbol indicates a prohibition. Do not take the prohibited action shown
inside or near this symbol (e.g. the disassembly prohibition symbol is shown
on the left).
This symbol indicates a mandatory action. A specific action is given near the
symbol.
Warning
(Forbidden) Do not use the AC adapter other than the provided one with
the instrument.
Using an inappropriate adapter may damage the instrument.
It may generate heat and cause fire and/or an accident(s).
（Forbidden）Always keep the probe away from areas where flammable gas
is present.
Failure to do so may cause fire and/or explosion because the air velocity
sensor is heating.

Important Safety Information v
(Proper Handling) Be sure to use the provided AC adaptor properly.
Handle the instrument properly in accordance with the instructions provided
in this manual. Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire, and/or the air
velocity sensor damage.
(Caution) If abnormal noise, smell, or smoke is observed, or if liquid has
entered the instrument, turn off the power immediately, remove the batteries
or pull out the plug.
Failure to observe the above may cause electric shock, fire, and/or damage.
Please contact your local distributor or Kanomax service center for repair.
Caution
(Proper Handling) Pull out the plug when the instrument is not in use.
Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire hazard, and/or circuit damage.
Notice
(Forbidden) Do not use or keep the instrument in hot, humid, and/or dusty
environment. Do not expose the instrument to direct sunlight for a prolonged
period of time.
The instrument may not function properly out of the specified operational
temperature range.
(Forbidden) Do not subject the instrument to strong impact.
Dropping and/or hitting the instrument may cause damage and malfunction.
(Forbidden) Do not wipe the instrument with volatile solvent.
The body may deform and/or deteriorate. Use soft dry cloth to remove stains.
If stains persist, soak the cloth in neutral detergent and wipe the instrument
with the cloth.
(Forbidden) Do not touch the LCD screen with a sharp-pointed object or
with excessive pressure.
It may cause distortion of the screen or a malfunction.
A rapid temperature change may cause a malfunction of the screen.
(Forbidden) Do not dispose of the instrument as household waste.
Please note that the disposal of the instrument and the AC adapter should be
in line with your local or national legislations. For details, please consult with
your local distributor.

vi Important Safety Information
（Forbidden）This instrument is designed to be used in the clean air flow
without dusts and/or foreign substances.
Touching or hitting the air velocity sensor with a foreign substance may cause
damage to the sensor.
Dust and/or foreign substances adhered to the air velocity sensor can hinder
accurate measurement.
（Forbidden）Do not apply any excessive force to the air velocity sensor.
If the air velocity sensor is deformed, not only maintaining the accuracy is
impossible but also the sensor may be broken.
(Forbidden) Do not disassemble, modify, or attempt to repair the instrument.
Failure to observe the above may result in a short circuit and/or a
malfunction.
（Forbidden）Do not allow static electrical discharge to the instrument.
Failure to observe the above may affect measurement values and cause
damage to the instrument circuit.
（Proper Handling）Regularly check that the tip of the probe is clean.
Dust and/or foreign substances adhered to the air velocity sensor can hinder
accurate measurement.
To remove dust, blow it off with a blower brush for cameras or lightly rinse
with water and dry it well.
※Be sure to turn the power off to the main unit before cleaning the air
velocity sensor.
※Never dry the probe by heat. (Failure to observe this may cause damage
to the air velocity sensor.)
（Forbidden）If the instrument and the probe have been stored in a cold
place, do not bring the instrument to a warm place to avoid a sudden
temperature change.
Even when the instrument is used in the specified operating temperature and
humidity, a sudden temperature change may cause condensation.
Condensation on the air velocity sensor may cause inaccurate measurement.
If condensation occurs on the metal part, it becomes rusty which may cause
damage to the probe.
(Proper Handling) When storing the instrument, keep it in a place with an
ambient temperature of -10 to 60℃ and no condensation.

Important Safety Information vii
Table of Contents
List of Components ................................................................................................................................. i
Important Safety Information............................................................................................................ iv
Table of Contents.................................................................................................................................. vii
1. Part Names and Functions............................................................................................................... 9
1. Main Unit（Model 1590-0G）............................................................................................................ 9
2. Hub Unit（Model 1591-0G）........................................................................................................... 10
3. Analog Unit（Model 1592-0G）.......................................................................................................11
2. Getting Ready to Measure.............................................................................................................. 12
System configuration................................................................................................................................ 12
Connecting the unit .................................................................................................................................. 13
Connecting the power source ................................................................................................................. 19
Connecting the probe fixing jig............................................................................................................... 23
Connecting the probe............................................................................................................................... 24
Connecting the analog unit ..................................................................................................................... 25
3. Overall Flow....................................................................................................................................... 27
Measurement............................................................................................................................................. 27
Error ............................................................................................................................................................ 27
4. User Interface................................................................................................................................... 28
Main Unit .................................................................................................................................................... 28
Connection ............................................................................................................................................. 28
Power ON/OFF ....................................................................................................................................... 29
LED display............................................................................................................................................. 29
Common display icons.......................................................................................................................... 31
Measurement setup screen ................................................................................................................. 32
Measurement screen ............................................................................................................................ 34
Graph screen.......................................................................................................................................... 36
File screen .............................................................................................................................................. 37
Configuration screen............................................................................................................................. 38
Connect screen...................................................................................................................................... 39
Analog setup screen ............................................................................................................................. 40

viii Important Safety Information
Screen transition diagram.................................................................................................................... 43
Hub Unit ..................................................................................................................................................... 44
Connection ............................................................................................................................................. 44
Power ON/OFF ....................................................................................................................................... 46
LED display............................................................................................................................................. 46
Analog Unit................................................................................................................................................. 47
Connection ............................................................................................................................................. 47
Power ON/OFF...................................................................................................................................... 49
LED display............................................................................................................................................. 49
Probe........................................................................................................................................................... 50
Connection ............................................................................................................................................. 50
Power ON/OFF ....................................................................................................................................... 50
LED display............................................................................................................................................. 51
Probe Cleaning....................................................................................................................................... 52
5. Specifications.................................................................................................................................... 54
6. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 65
7. Warranty and After-Sales Service............................................................................................... 66
8. Contact Information..................................................................................................................... 67

1. Part Names and Functions 9
1. Part Names and Functions
1. Main Unit（Model 1590-0G）
Name
Function
①LED (Blue/Red)
Displays the status of this unit
②LAN terminal
Communicates with the PC via Ethernet
③USB terminal (for PC)
Connects to a PC with the USB cable
④USB terminal (for USB
memory) x 2
Copies results to the USB memory
⑤External trigger terminal
Connects to the external trigger
⑥Unit-to-unit
communication terminal
Communicates with another unit
⑦DC power supply terminal
Supplies power from the exclusive AC adapter
⑧Insertion port for unit
fixing clip
Insert the fixing clip into this port to connect the
units
⑨LCD
Displays GUI
⑩Insertion port for stylus
Insert the stylus into this port to store the stylus
⑪Power switch
Turns the power ON/OFF to the main unit
⑫Connecting connector
(Socket)
Communicates with another unit and supplies
power
⑨
⑦
⑥
⑤
④
③
②
①
⑪
⑩
⑧
⑫

10 1. Part Names and Functions
2. Hub Unit（Model 1591-0G）
Name
Function
①LED (Blue/Red)
Displays the status of this unit
②Probe-to-probe
communication terminal
(1 to 12 CH)
Communicates with another probe
③Unit-to unit communication
terminal (UP/DOWN)
Communicates with another unit
④DC power supply terminal
Supplies power from the exclusive AC
adapter
⑤Insertion port for the unit
fixing clip
Insert the fixing clip into the insertion port to
connect the units
⑥Connecting connector (Plug)
Communicates with another unit and
supplies power
⑦Power switch
Turns the power ON/OFF to the main unit
⑧Connecting connector
(Socket)
Communicates with another unit and
supplies power
⑥
④
③
⑧
②
①
⑦
⑤

1. Part Names and Functions 11
3. Analog Unit（Model 1592-0G）
Name
Function
①LED (Blue/Red)
Displays the status of this unit
②Analog output terminal
(1 to 12 CH)
Outputs analog values to have been set in
the main unit.
Connects to CH to be used in the dividing
terminal block (accessory), and wire to the
output.
③Unit-to unit communication
terminal (UP/DOWN)
Communicates with another unit
④DC power supply terminal
Supplies power from the exclusive AC
adapter
⑤Insertion port for the unit
fixing clip
Insert the fixing clip into this port to connect
the units
⑥Connecting connector (Plug)
Communicates with another unit and
supplies power
⑦Power switch
Turns the power ON/OFF to the main unit
⑧Connecting connector
(Socket)
Communicates with another unit and
supplies power
⑥
④
③
②
①
⑦
⑤
⑧

12 2. Getting Ready to Measure
2. Getting Ready to Measure
System configuration
This system uses multiple units, cables and power supply devices combined as shown below.
This chapter explains how to configure them to get ready to measurements.
・Main Unit
Displays measured values, starts/stops measurements, and sets measurement settings. At
least one main unit has to be used.
・Hub Unit
Connects the probe and the main unit. Using multiple hub units is allowed to connect multiple
probes.
・Analog unit
When outputting measurement data via analog voltage, connect to this analog unit. When
not outputting via analog output, this connection doesn’t necessary.
・Probe
The probes are equipped with the air velocity sensor to detect air velocity. Some probes are
also possible to detect temperature and humidity.
・AC adapter
The 90W AC adapter (main unit accessory) and the 160W AC adapter (optionally available)
are prepared. The adapters are used to supply power to the above units.
Aside from the AC adapter, power can be supplied using the DC power connection cable
(optionally available).
Main unit
AC adapter
Hub unit
Probe

2. Getting Ready to Measure 13
Wrong connections can cause malfunction and/or damage. Prior to turn the power ON, read
this User’s Manual carefully, configure each instrument in the following sequence.
1．Connect the unit
2．Connect the power source
3．Connect the probe fixing jig
4．Connect the probe
5．Connect the analog output
Connecting the unit
There are 2 ways of unit-to unit connection―using the connecting connector, and a
standard cable (optionally available). When disconnecting the units, prior to disconnect
each unit, be sure to turn off the power to each unit first and remove the AC adapter.
Changing the connected unit while turning the power on may cause failure and/or breakage.
1. Connecting using the connecting connector
The main unit is equipped with the connecting connector (socket), the hub/analog
units are equipped with the connecting connector (plug) and the connecting connector
(socket) respectively as standard. Unit-to-unit communication is possible by
connecting each socket and each plug. Be sure to insert each connector into each
socket as far as it will go.

14 2. Getting Ready to Measure
If you use the clip (optionally available), you can fix the units to connect.
As the below figure shows, insert the clip into the insertion port of adjacent units
to connect.
To disconnect the connected units, remove this clip first and disconnect.
To disconnect the connected units, put your fingers in the hand well at the bottom face
of the units, and pull the units outward.
Hand well

2. Getting Ready to Measure 15
You can also remove the connected units by inserting the stylus (main unit accessory)
into the indentation of the side of the units as far as it will go.
2. Connecting using a standard cable
The main unit is equipped with the DOWN connecting connector, and the hub/analog
units are equipped with the UP connecting connector and the DOWN connecting
connector respectively. Connect the Down connecting connector and the UP
connecting connector to adjacent units with the standard cable (optionally available).
DOWN
UP
Standard cable
(optionally available)
Indentation
Stylus

16 2. Getting Ready to Measure
To disconnect the standard cable (optionally available), as the below figure shows,
push and hold the release buttons, and remove the cable from the connector.

2. Getting Ready to Measure 17
How to connect the units by the above two methods, refer to the below.
Situate the main unit in the first row. When connecting another unit, situate another unit
to the next of the first unit. When connecting another unit again, connect the unit to the
last connected unit.
The connecting connector (plug) should be situated in the forward position, and the
connecting connector (socket) should be situated in the backward position.
When linking the connected-unit block (Ⓑ) to the connected-unit block (Ⓐ), using the
standard cable, connect the communication terminal DOWN of the rearmost situated unit
of the connected-unit block (Ⓐ) to the communication terminal UP of the foremost situated
unit of the connected-unit block (Ⓑ).

18 2. Getting Ready to Measure
Do not connect the units as the following figure shows. With this connection, conducting
accurate measurement is impossible.
※1
When adding another unit, using the standard cable, connect the
communication terminal DOWN of the rearmost situated unit in the front
block to the foremost situated unit in the rear block.