Oakton WD-35426-61 User manual

Instruction Manual
Temp-360
RTD Datalogging Thermometer
68X526601 Rev 1 09
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T
A BLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ............................... 1
2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................. 2
3. SPECIFICATIONS ............................ 3
4. BATTERY INSTALLATION AND
REPLACEMENT................................ 6
5. INSERTING AND REMOVING
OPTIONAL RUBBER ARMOUR........ 7
6. ASSEMBLING OPTIONAL
HANDSFREE ACCESORIES
............. 8
7. CONNECTING A RTD....................... 9
8. KEY FUNCTIONS ........................... 10
9. DISPLAY OVERVIEW ..................... 11
10. MEASUREMENT MODE ................. 13
11. HOLD FUNCTON ............................ 14
12. MIN, MAX, and AVE FUNCTION..... 14
13. DATA LOGGING ............................. 14
14. SETUP MODE................................. 15
15. GENERAL SETUP SCREEN .......... 16
16. CALIBRATION SCREEN ................. 18
17. ALARMS SCREEN.......................... 20
18. DATA LOGGING SCREEN ............. 25
19. CALIBRATION REPORT SCREEN .26
20. CLEAR / RESET SCREEN ............. 27
21. MAINTENANCE ............................... 28
22. CLEANING ...................................... 28
23. BATTERIES ..................................... 28
24. TROUBLE SHOOTING.................... 29
25. ACCESSORIES ............................... 30
26. WARRANTY .................................... 31
27. PRODUCT RETURN ....................... 31
28. INNOCAL® CALIBRATION AND
REPAIR SERVICES ........................ 32

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1. INTRODUCTION
T
his versatile hand-held
in strument provides highly
accu rate te mperature
measurements
. T he
instrument
is designed
for
easy oper ation and
includes
the follo wing
features:
• Menu driven setup and operation
• Datalogging for up to 2000 points
• USB output
• Operator selection of Celsius or
Fahrenheit scale
• Resolution of up to 0.01°C/ °F
• Large backlit LCD and dot-matrix
graphic LCD display
• Hold feature for temporarily retain a
reading
• Displays minimum, maximum and
average readings
• Field calibration capability
• Disabling of Auto-Off function
• Low battery warning
• Three-pin Din connector input
• Operates with a wide selection of
probes

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2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING:
1. This instrument is designed to
accept low level signals supplied by
standard RTDs. Under NO
circumstances should the input
voltage exceed the specified 50V
RMS.
2. To prevent ignition of a hazardous
atmosphere, batteries must only be
changed in an area known to be
non-hazardous.
CAUTION:
1. Do not use or store this instrument in
microwave ovens or any abnormally
hot or cold areas.
2. Weak batteries should not be left in
the instrument. Dead batteries can
leak and cause damage to unit.
DANGER:
1. Voltages present at the RTD may
also be present at the battery
terminals. Always disconnect the
RTD when changing batteries.

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3. SPECIFICATIONS
RTD Thermometers
Temperature Range:
-201 to 1210°C (-330 to 2210°F)
Out of ra nge displa y :
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Reso lution
0.1 °C/°F:From -330.0 to -100 °C/°F
0.01 °C/°F:From -99.99 to 99.99 °C/°F
0.1 °C/°F:From 100.0 to 999.9 °C/°F
1 °C/°F:Above 1000 °C/°F
Accuracy
±0.1 °C/ ±0.2 °F:
From -330.0 to -100 °C/°F
±0.03 °C/±0.06 °F:
From -99.99 to 99.99 °C/°F
±0.1 °C/ ±0.2 °F:
From 100.0 to 999.9 °C/°F
±1 °C/ ±2 °F: Above 1000 °C/°F
Displa y
Backlit Dot-matrix 50mm X 37.2mm
Data Logging
2000 points
Logging Interval
2 sec to 60 min
Min/Max/Avg Function
Yes

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Auto Off (adjustable time)
Enable/Disable option available
Stability Criteria
Yes, upon stability of 5 seconds
Display upda te rate
0.5 sec per up date.
Inpu t
One three-pin DIN connector.
Inpu t Prote ct ion
50V rms
Storage
– 40°C to 65°C (– 40°F to 149°F)
Humidity
10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Battery Life
Size: Three AA, 1.5V; Alkaline
Life: 400 hours continuous, typical,
(without backlighting and buzzer on)
Dimensions
Without Armor:
175mm (L) X 97mm (W) X 42mm (H)
With Armor:
180mm (L) X 102mm (W) X 52mm (H)
Weight with batteries
Without Armor: 267g
With Armor: 362g

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Ingress protection:
Meets IEC-529 IP-54 for dust and water
resistant enclosures (probe attached)
CE Compliance
EN61326-1/A1: 1998 (EU EMC Directive)

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4. BATTERY INSTALLATION AND
REPLACEMENT
The total battery life without
backlighting is about 400 hours.
Remaining battery power is indicated by
the battery life indicator.
Indicator Voltage
Cell + 3 bars More than 4.1 V
Cell + 2 bars More than 3.6 V
Cell + 1 bars More than 3.0 V
Cell + empty bars
flashing More than 2.85 V
Adaptor power
supply Main power supply connected
USB power supply USB power
Selecte d se ttin gs are stor ed in memory
and
will remain in memory even after
power is turned off, or while batteries
are being replac ed.
1. Before changing batter y , tur n
instrume
nt off and disconnect RTD .
2. Loosen screw and lift batter y cover off
back of case.
3. Remove the t hree AA batteries.
4. Insert three
new batteri es observing
pol
arit y .
5. Install
cover and tig h ten screw .

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5. INSERTING AND REMOVING
OPTIONAL RUBBER ARMOUR
1. To insert thermometer into the
optional rubber armor, slide in from
the top of meter before pushing the
bottom edges of meter down to set it
into position. Lift up the stand at the
back of meter for bench top
applications if necessary.
2. To remove thermometer from armor,
push out from the bottom edges of
meter until it is completely out of boot.

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6. ASSEMBLING OPTIONAL
HANDSFREE ACCESORIES
You can use the optional magnets and
strap in the Handsfree Kit accessories for
hands free operations.

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7. CONNECTING A RTD
Use the correct 100 ΩRTD (alpha =
0.003850) for your instrument. Using an
incorrect probe type will result in
erroneous readings. Insert the 3-pin plug
into the mating connector on the top of
the instrument.
If no probe is connected the display will
read “open”.
RTD
s are sensitive at the tip or sensing
element . W hen taki ng measurements ,
allow tim e for the reading t o stabilize.
Mu ltip lying the tim e constant of the
probe by 5 will give you the approx imat e
time
required .

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8. KEY FUNCTIONS
Note: Function keys change in setup
mode to provide advanced operation
flexibility. Text above key will indicate
function.
F1 Step through Min, Max and
Avg readings.
F2 Toggle between F and C
display
F3 Toggle between menu and
measure mode
hold Freeze display
on/off
light
Turns meter on and off (press
and hold for 3 seconds to turn
off)
Press momentarily to turn on
backlight
recall▲Recalls and steps through
stored readings
log▼Stores current measured
value to memory

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9. DISPLAY OVERVIEW
The dot matrix display features a large
primary display, smaller secondary
displays for channel info or min/max/ave,
and helpful annuciators for added
measurement data

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1 Power supply indicator
(Battery/Main adaptor/USB)
2 Date (format of mmm – dd)
3 Time (hour:min
4 Time format (am/pm/hrs)
5 Measurement mode
6 Hold function indicator
7 Stable indicator
8 Data logging indicator
9 PC data logging indicator
10 Main reading display
11 Current reading unit indicator
12 Min/Max/Avg elapsed time
13 Current Min/Max/Avg reading
indicator
14 Meter logging memory location
15 Measurement alarm active
indicator
16 Countdown time indicator with
countdown time
17 Min/Max/Avg Display
18 Min/Max/Avg unit indicator
19 Function keys

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10. MEASUREMENT MODE
On initial start-up the meter will display
the measured value for in the primary
display.
Pressing the
F2 key will toggle reading
between F and C display.
Pressing the
F1 key initiates and toggles
through Minimum, Maximum, and
Average reading modes.
Pressing
F3 enter accesses Setup mode.

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11. HOLD FUNCTON
Press the hold key to retain the reading
on the display. Press the hold key again
for normal operation.
12. MIN, MAX, and AVE FUNCTION
Press the F1 key to toggle between the
minimum, maximum, and average
readings. The minimum and maximum
reading function is ideal for monitoring
unattended operations while continually
displaying every temperature change that
occurs. The minimum and maximum
values are sensed and automatically
stored.
To exit and clear this function, press the
F3 to access the Menu functions.
See the Clear Reset menu section for
more details.
13. DATA LOGGING
Press the log ▼key to store the current
reading to memory. The memory
indicator M = 1234 shows the memory
location for the next stored reading.
Press the
recall ▲ key to review stored
readings.
See section on Data Logging for timed
logging, and logging to a computer.
See section on Clear/Reset for
information on clearing stored readings.

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14. SETUP MODE
To access the setup mode from
measurement mode press the F3 key
(Menu).
Press ▲▼ keys on the meter key pad to
scroll through options.
To enter a setup screen press Select
F1
key.
To return to measurement mode press
Meas
F3 key. Following menu options
are listed
1. General Setup
2. User field calibration
3. Alarm settings
4. Data logging settings
5. View user calibration report
6. Clear/Reset options

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15. GENERAL SETUP SCREEN
The first page of the General Setup
screens let you set Resolution, auto-off
time, and password.
Press F1 to indicate you want to change
the setting of the current parameter or
recall▲or log▼to move to the next
parameter.
Press recall▲or log▼to change the
options.
Press F2 to choose the next setting.
Whenever set the options, press F1 for
accepting the choice.