sauermann VT 210 User manual

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USER MANUAL
VT 210
THERMO-HYGROMETER-ANEMOMETER

Table of contents
1. PRESENTATION...........................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 . Instrument description.........................................................................................................................................5
1.2 . Key description....................................................................................................................................................5
1.3 . Remove b ttery...................................................................................................................................................6
1.4 . Directive 2014/53/EU..........................................................................................................................................6
2. CONNECTIONS OF THE VT 210....................................................................................................................................7
2.1 . M in fe tures......................................................................................................................................................7
2.2 . Connections........................................................................................................................................................ 7
3. INFORMATION............................................................................................................................................................9
4. SET THE INSTRUMENT............................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 . Set l ngu ge..................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 . Set d te nd time.............................................................................................................................................. 10
4.3 . Activ te or de ctiv te the beep key....................................................................................................................10
4.4 . Set uto-off....................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.5 . Set b cklight.....................................................................................................................................................11
4.6 . Set security........................................................................................................................................................11
4.7 . Set code............................................................................................................................................................11
4.8 . Set printing.......................................................................................................................................................11
5. SET THE PROBES....................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.1 . Use of the wire probes nd modules..................................................................................................................12
5.2 . Speci l prec utions for ir velocity probes..........................................................................................................12
5.3 . Use of wireless probes......................................................................................................................................13
6. CHANNEL CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................................................14
6.1 . In irow mode.................................................................................................................................................14
6.2 . Delt T.............................................................................................................................................................. 15
7. START AND RECORD DATASETS.................................................................................................................................16
7.1 . St rt nd record d t sets...................................................................................................................................16
7.1.1 M nu l d t set..........................................................................................................................................16
7.1.2 Autom tic d t set...................................................................................................................................... 16
7.1.3 View the recorded d t sets.........................................................................................................................17
7.2 . L unch nd s ve ver ges.................................................................................................................................17
7.2.1 Point/Point ver ge.....................................................................................................................................17
7.2.2 Autom tic ver ge......................................................................................................................................18
7.2.3 Autom tic Point/Point ver ge....................................................................................................................18
7.3 . Hold-Min./M x..................................................................................................................................................19
8. SETTING OF MEASUREMENT PARAMETERS...............................................................................................................20
8.1 . Thermocouple module........................................................................................................................................20
8.1.1 Unit........................................................................................................................................................... 20
8.1.2 Type...........................................................................................................................................................20
8.1.3 Al rm.........................................................................................................................................................20
8.2 . Clim tic conditions module................................................................................................................................20
8.2.1 Unit........................................................................................................................................................... 20
8.2.2 Al rm.........................................................................................................................................................20
8.3 . V ne probe nd hotwire probe...........................................................................................................................21
8.3.1 Unit........................................................................................................................................................... 21
8.3.2 Integr tion.................................................................................................................................................21
8.3.3 Al rm.........................................................................................................................................................21
8.3.4 Norm tive v lue.........................................................................................................................................21
8.3.5 Atmospheric pressure.................................................................................................................................21
8.4 . Hygrometry probes............................................................................................................................................22
8.4.1 Unit........................................................................................................................................................... 22
8.4.2 Al rm.........................................................................................................................................................22

8.4.3 Atmospheric pressure.................................................................................................................................22
8.5 . T chometry........................................................................................................................................................ 22
8.5.1 Unit........................................................................................................................................................... 22
8.5.2 Type...........................................................................................................................................................22
8.6 . Multifunction probe...........................................................................................................................................22
8.6.1 Unit........................................................................................................................................................... 22
8.6.2 Atmospheric pressure.................................................................................................................................23
8.6.3 Integr tion.................................................................................................................................................23
8.6.4 Norm tive v lues........................................................................................................................................23
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1. PRESENTATION
1.1 Instrument description
1.2 Key description
➢Left key: llows to n vig te from left to right
➢Right key: llows to n vig te from right to left
➢Up key: increments v lue or level
➢Down key: decrements v lue or level
➢OK key: v lid tes n ction
➢Es key: c ncels the ction or b cks to previous step
1.3 Remove battery
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Fun tion keys
On/Off button
ESC button
Conguration menu
Measurement menu Dataset menu
Information menu
Home s reen
Navigation arrows
OK button
Battery level
Date and time

➢Turn off the instrument.
➢Turn it over.
➢Press the red button while sliding down the b ttery.
1.4 Directive 2014/53/EU
Hereby, S uerm nn Industrie SAS decl res th t the r dio equipment type VT 210 is in compli nce with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU decl r tion of conformity is v il ble t the following internet ddress:
www.s uerm nngroup.com
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2. CONNECTIONS OF THE VT 210
2.1 ain features
•S reen
120 x 160 pixels gr phic displ y nd b cklight. Displ y of 6 me surements, 3 simult neously. Size 50 x 67 mm.
•Printer (available as option)
The p per of the instrument is therm l p per with 10-ye r gu r ntee. It h s n e sy repl cement system of the p per
(E sylo d). In ddition, printing is f st.
•Battery
Rech rge ble Li-ion b ttery inside the instrument, 16 h b ttery-life with pressure module or 14 h hotwire probe. The
instrument is supplied with 5 V, 1 A power d pter to lo d the intern l b ttery. The current lo ding is indic ted by
b ttery symbol on the top left of the screen. The or nge led on the bottom of the instrument is lso on until the full lo ding
of the b ttery (the led turns green).
2.2 Conne tions
Inter hangeable modules
The interch nge ble modules h ve the SMART-2014 system nd re utom tic lly recognized once the connection is m de
on the instrument.
•Thermo ouple module:
CONNECTIONS OF THE VT 210 7
Light indic tor for
b ttery ch rging
USB connection
+ power supply
C2 mini-DIN
connection
Battery
Module Loc tion to
remove the
module
Probe h ndle
C1 mini-DIN
connection
Allows to me sure temper ture on Tc1, Tc2, Tc3 nd Tc4 ch nnels with wired
thermocouples K, J, T or S probes ended with m le mini ture connector

•Climati onditions module:
•Wire probes with SMART-2014 system
Wire probes with SMART 2014 system re utom tic lly recognized when connected to the instrument.
•Wireless probe / instrument ommuni ation
Wireless communic tion between probe nd instrument with utom tic recognition fter power-up.
Wireless probes shall be lo ated near the instrument for initial re ognition. Conne tion between VT
210 and wireless probes must be established.
3. INFORMATION
“Information” menu llows to view inform tion bout the instrument, probes nd module connected to the
“Wireless probe”, “Mini-DIN 1”, “Mini-DIN 2” or “Module” connections. To enter in this menu from home screen,
select the “Information” menu with the rrow keys then press OK.
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C2 mini-DIN
connection
C1 mini-DIN
connection
Probes re connected
on min-DIN
connectors C1 nd
/ or C2 (excepted
thermocouple probes)
Overmolded mini-DIN connector
with foolproong system. C ble
length lg. 450 mm, extension
2.4 m.
Allows to me sure hygrometry, mbient temper ture nd tmospheric pressure.

Available information for probes and module is:
•Type of probes nd module
•D te of the l st c libr tion or djustment
•Seri l number
•Firmw re version
•Me suring r nge
Available information for the instrument is:
•Type of instrument
•Seri l number
•Firmw re version
➢The function key “Measurement” llows to ccess directly to the “Measurement” menu.
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4. SET THE INSTRUMENT
The instrument is on.
➢With the rrow keys, go to “Conguration” menu.
➢Press OK.
4.1 Set language
“Conguration” screen is displ yed.
➢Select “Language” with the rrow keys then press OK.
Av il ble l ngu ges re displ yed.
➢Press Up nd Down rrows to select the required l ngu ge: FRA, ENG...
➢Press OK.
4.2 Set date and time
“Conguration” screen is displ yed.
➢Select “Date/time” with the rrow keys then press OK.
The screen of congur tion for d te nd time is displ yed.
➢Go to the “Date” form t with rrow keys then press OK.
➢Select: DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD then press OK.
➢Go to the d y then press OK.
➢With Up nd Down keys, set the rst digit of the d y then go to the following one with right
rrow.
➢Press OK to v lid te.
Perform the s me procedure to set the month nd ye r.
➢Go the “Time” form t with rrow keys then press OK.
➢Select the time form t: “12H” or “4H” then press OK.
If “12H” is selected, it is possible to choose between “AM” for nte meridiem or “PM” for post meridiem.
➢Press OK, select “AM” or “PM” then press OK to v lid te.
➢Go the time then press OK.
➢With Up nd Down keys set the rst digit of the d y then go to the following one with right rrow.
➢Press OK to v lid te.
Perform the s me procedure to set minutes nd seconds.
➢Press function key “Validate” to le ve the screen nd to s ve modic tions or press Es to c ncel.
4.3 Activate or deactivate the beep key
“Conguration” screen is displ yed.
➢Select “Key beep” with rrow keys.
➢Press OK to ctiv te or de ctiv te the beep key.
The box is ticked if the beep is ctiv ted nd unticked when the beep is de ctiv ted.
4.4 Set auto-off
The uto-off function turns off the instrument fter moment of unused.
It is possible to set the uto-off of the instrument t 15 / 30 / 45 / 60 / 75 / 90 / 105 or 120 minutes or
to de ctiv te it.
“Conguration” screen is displ yed.
➢Select “Auto-off” with rrow keys then press OK.
➢Select the required dur tion or OFF to de ctiv te it with Up nd Down keys.
➢Press OK to v lid te.
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