T&D RTR-505 User manual

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Part Names
2. Connecting an Input Module
Insert the module into the module jack. Once the Unit recognizes the module, the LCD display will change as shown
below and recording will start. (If you have purchased an RTR-505-P, the Unit has been ready for the pulse measure-
ment by default, therefore recording will start upon installation of the battery.
The factory default settings are as follows: Recording Interval at 10 minutes, Recording Start at Immediate Start, Recording Mode at Endless.
Make sure that the module is completely
inserted until you hear a “click” sound.
Set Model Number Measurement Items Input Module LCD Displayed Items (see the following section #3) Compatible Sensors
RTR-505-TC Temperature Thermocouple Module (TCM-3010) Measurement, Unit of Measurement, Sensor Type,
Operational Status
Thermocouple: Type
K, J, T, S
RTR-505-Pt Temperature PT Module (PTM-3010) Measurement, Unit of Measurement, Sensor Type,
Operational Status Pt100, Pt1000
RTR-505-V Voltage Voltage Module (VIM-3010)
Measurement, Unit of Measurement, Operational Status Voltage Input Signal
RTR-505-mA 4-20mA 4-20mA Module (AIM-3010)
Measurement, Unit of Measurement, Operational Status 4-20mA Input Signal
RTR-505-P Pulse Pulse Input Cable (PIC-3150) Measurement, Unit of Measurement, Operational Status - - - -
1. Installing the Battery
Cover
Rubber
Packing
Lithium Battery
(inserted into tube)
Screws
1
Remove the screws and open the cover.
Make sure to use the proper size and type of screwdriver. (Phillips head #1 screwdriver is recommended.)
2
Insert the included battery.
Do not remove the battery from its tube casing.
- If using a CR2 lithium battery, the tube is not necessary.
3
Check the rubber packing for any cuts or scratches and close the cover as it was when
opened.
- Dust or defects on the packing can adversely affect the waterproof capacity; in this case, remove the dust or replace the pack-
ing if it is damaged.
- Be sure to completely close the cover.
- Make sure not to over tighten the screws.
(Appropriate Tightening Torque: 20N cm to 30N cm{2Kgf cm to 3Kgf cm})
Notes about Battery Installation
- After inserting the battery for the rst time, nothing may appear or occur for about 10 seconds; this is not a malfunction.
- If a new battery has been installed and nothing appears in the display, please remove and reinsert the battery.
- When inserting a battery, make sure no water or foreign objects get inside the case.
- Make sure that + and - are in the correct direction.
About Lithium Batteries
- Lithium batteries CR2 sold in stores may also be used, but if you are using in an environment below -20°C, above 60°C, or in a
situation such as transportation where continued vibration is likely to occur, we strongly suggest the purchase and use of the our
lithium battery LS14250. (Please purchase the optional battery set TR-11P2 in which LS14250 is included.)
- When using a LS14250 type lithium battery, even though a new battery has been inserted the battery warning mark may remain
on for a short time. This is due to a special characteristic of the battery. Note that the longer the battery has been in storage the
longer the amount of time, from 10 minutes to about 1 hour, the battery warning mark will remain on. If during that time the Base
Unit is used to get the current status of the Remote Unit, the remaining battery level will show that the battery level is low.
- Please store the lithium battery LS14250 in a place that is 20 °C or less.
- When changing a CR2 battery, we strongly suggest changing the rubber packing and the drying agent. Please purchase the
maintenance set TR-00P1 sold separately.
RTR-505 is a Remote Unit. In order to use wireless
communication,it is necessary to purchase a Base Unit
separately. (Compatible Base Units: RTR-500, RTR-500NW,
RTR-500AW)
Wireless Data Recorder RTR-505 is referred to as the “Unit”
in this manual.
Specifications
Device Name RTR-505
Measurement Items (*1) Temperature / Voltage / 4-20mA / Pulse
Recording Intervals Select from 15 choices: 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 sec. / 1, 2, 5, 10,
15, 20, 30, and 60 min.
Logging Capacity 16,000 Readings
Recording Start Method Immediate Start / Programmed Start
Recording Mode Endless / One Time (Factory Default Setting: Endless)
LCD Displayed Items
Measurement, Recording Status, Recording Mode, Battery Life
Warning, Unit of Measurement, Full (Logging Capacity FULL),
Sensor Unconnected, Input Module Unconnected, Measurement
Range Exceeded, Display Range Exceeded)
Communication
Interfaces Wireless Communication / Optical Communication
Wireless Communication
Specications
RF Power 7mW
Radio Standard
Specications
FCC Part15 Section247 / IC RSS-210
Frequency Range : 902 to 928MHz
Transmission Range About 150m (500ft) (if direct and unobstructed)
Communication
Speed About 2 min. (when downloading 1 unit at full logging capacity)
Optical Communication
Speed
About 160 sec. (when downloading 1 unit at full logging capacity at
2400bps)
Power Lithium Battery (LS14250) / Lithium Battery (CR2) (*2)
Battery Life (*3) About 10 months (for temperature measurement)
Waterproof Capacity Splash proof (rated for use in daily life) (*4)
Dimensions H62 ×W47 ×D19mm (excluding protrusions and sensor part)
Weight About 55g (including battery / excluding input module)
Operating Temperature
Range
Unit Temp Resistance: - 40 to 80°C
(Unit temp resistance and measurement range is -40 to 80°C but
wireless communication cannot occur in an environment of less
than -30°C.)
Other A Base Unit is required (sold separately).
(Compatible Base Units: RTR-500, RTR-500NW, RTR-500AW)
(*1) Measurement items other than Pulse will have different measurement range depending on the input
module and sensor to be connected. For details, see the Users Guide included with the input
module.
(*2) The included lithium battery (LS14250) is not sold in stores. Please purchase the optional battery set
for low-temperature use (TR-11P2) for replacement.
(*3) Battery life varies depending upon the connected input module, measuring environment, frequency
of communication, Unit settings, and battery performance. For details, see "Estimated Battery Life"
in this manual.
(*4) Waterproof capacity of the Unit with an input module connected. Note that sensor connection of the
input module is not water resistant.
Wireless Data Recorder
RTR-505
User’s Manual
Thank you for purchasing our product.
Carefully read this instruction manual before using this Unit.
T&D Corporation
http://www.tandd.com/
817-1 Shimadachi Matsumoto, Nagano 390-0852 JAPAN
Fax:[phone]
© Copyright T&D Corporation. All rights reserved.
This is printed using recycled paper. 2011.05 16504760001 (1st Edition)
Outline of RTR-505
External Input Module Type
Splash proof (rated for use in daily life)
RTR-505 is a data logger designed to measure and
record different items depending on the input module to
be connected: temperature (thermocouple/Pt), voltage,
4-20mA, and pulse. The body is splash proof (rated for
use in daily life), which can be placed in an environment
between -40 and 80°C. Recorded data can be
automatically collected from the RTR-505 via wireless
communication with the Base Unit (sold separately), and
also viewed in graph and table form as well as printed
out by using the supplied software.
Package Contents:
Data Logger (RTR-505), Tubed Lithium Battery (LS14250),
Input Module(*), Strap, User's Manual (this manual
including warranty)
* An input module included in the package differs
depends upon which "set model" has been purchased.
3. How to Read the LCD Display
When being used in very hot or cold environments the display may become difficult to read. This is not a malfunction.
Basic LCD Display
[REC] Mark The recording status will appear.
ON: Recording in progress
BLINKING: Waiting for programmed start
[ONETIME] Mark When the recording mode is set to "One Time", this
mark will appear. The factory default setting is "End-
less" and this mark will not appear.
Battery Warning
Mark
When it is time for the battery to be replaced, this
mark will appear.
Measurements and
Messages Area
Measurements or operational messages will appear
here.
Sensor Type Types of sensor connected or set to the Unit will
appear.
Thermocouple Sensor: K, J, T, S
Platinum Thermal Resistance Sensor: Pt (Pt100),
PtK (Pt1000)
Unit of Measurement The unit of measurement for the display will appear.
Battery Replacement Sign
1.
When it is time for the battery to be replaced, a battery
warning mark will appear.
Please replace the battery as soon as possible if this
mark appears.
2.
If you do not change the battery and continue using the
Unit, the measurement display will intermittently
display [bAtt].
- After this point the downloading of data can no
longer be done via wireless communication.
- Without changing the battery and attempting to use
optical communication to download recorded data,
the communication may be broken and if so all
recorded data may be lost.
- Recording will be continued.
3.
If the battery is further left unchanged, the display will
automatically shut off.
If, at this time, a new battery is placed in the Unit,
[CHEC] will appear on the display after which record-
ing will begin again using the previously set recording
conditions. Note however that all previously recorded
data will have been lost.
Estimated Battery Life
When a battery warning mark appears, try to replace the battery with a new
one as soon as possible.
In a normal temperature environment, where recorded data is downloaded
once a day or if monitoring is carried out once every ten minutes:
Set Model Number Recording Interval: 1
second
Recording Interval: 10
seconds or longer
RTR-505-TC About 10 months About 10 months
RTR-505-Pt About 10 months About 10 months
RTR-505-V, RTR-505-mA About 10 months About 10 months
RTR-505-P (Input: Open) About 20 months About 10 months
RTR-505-P (Input: Short) About 20 months About 10 months
- When the average reading recording function is enabled for the RTR-505-V or RTR-
505-mA, the battery life will be the same as when the recording interval is one
second regardless of the actual recording interval.
- The battery warning mark may appear sooner than noted above.
- Battery life will be shortened if used under the following conditions: downloading
data very often, setting the recording interval at less than ten seconds, or measuring
in an environment below -20 °C (-4 °F) or above 60 °C (140 °F).
Notes about Changing the Battery
- Before replacing a battery, please make sure to download any necessary data and
proceed with changing the battery.
- If + (plus) and – (minus) are mistaken, or if the battery terminals + and – are shorted,
the recorded data that is stored in the Unit will be lost.
- Downloading of data cannot occur while the battery is removed.
Display Example for Each Model
Display varies on different models as shown below.
RTR-505-TC (Thermocouple)
Temperature measurement will be displayed. (Unit:
°F / °C) Sensor type will be displayed under the
measurement; the factory default setting is Type K.
By using the software included with the Base Unit,
you can change the sensor type.
RTR-505-Pt (Pt100 / Pt1000)
Temperature measurement will be displayed. (Unit:
°F / °C) Sensor type will be displayed under the
measurement; the factory default setting is Pt100.
By using the software included with the Base Unit,
you can change the sensor type.
RTR-505-V (Voltage)
Voltage measurement will be displayed. (Unit: V /
mV) Due to the wide measurement range, the Unit
has been set by default to adjust the decimal point
automatically to display the measurement in V. By
using the software included with the Base Unit, you
can change the unit of display.
RTR-505-mA (4-20mA)
4-20mA measurement will be displayed. (Unit: mA)
Optical
Communication
Area
Module
Sensor Jack
Antenna
LCD Display

Communication with a PC enables the following:
By using a software included with the Base Unit, it is possi-
ble to carry out Remote Unit registration, change recording
settings in the Unit, download recorded data to a PC, and
view downloaded data.
The factory default settings are as follows: Recording Interval at 10 minutes, Record-
ing Start at Immediate Start, Recording Mode at Endless, Infrared Communication at
Forbid.
Notices about Optical Communication with a Base Unit
- Proper communication may not be possible in the following situations: where tem-
peratures are very high or very low,
- (Proper communication may not be possible in the following situations:) in an envi-
ronment with intense brightness (higher than 5,000lx),
- (Proper communication may not be possible in the following situations:) or when the
remaining battery life for the Unit is very low.
- The time necessary to download one RTR-505 Unit at full logging capacity varies
depending upon the Base Unit being used.
Communicating with the Computer
1
Follow directions as issued in the software to connect
the Base Unit to your PC.
Communication Cable
2
Place the Unit on the Base Unit to align the optical
communication areas and slitted areas.
RTR-505
Slitted Area
Ex: RTR-500
Optical
Communi-
cation Area
4. Registering as a Remote Unit (Communicating with a PC)
In order to download data from the Unit via wireless communication or change recording settings in the Unit, it is necessary to
register a RTR-505 Unit as a Remote Unit to a Base Unit (sold separately). Remote Unit registration can be carried out using a
software included with the Base Unit, by connecting the Base Unit to a PC with the USB cable and then using optical
communication to carry out communication with the Remote Unit.
For details about available operations via wireless communication or how to make recording settings, see the Introductory
Guide included with the Base Unit or see the application’s Help.
DANGER
Do not take apart, repair or modify the Unit.
It may result in malfunction or unexpected accidents.
Do not use any other batteries than those that are specified in this manual.
It may cause re or malfunction.
If water or a foreign object enters the case, immediately remove the battery
and cease using it.
It may result in malfunction or unexpected accidents.
Store the Unit and accessories out of the reach of children.
Not doing so may cause an unexpected accident.
If any smoke or strange smells are emitted from the Unit, immediately remove
the battery and stop using.
Continued use may cause re or electrocution.
Please be careful not to touch the Unit during or after use in overly hot or cold
environments; it may cause burns or frostbite.
CAUTION
This Unit has been designed for private and/or industrial use only. It is not for
use in situations where strict precautions are necessary such as in connection
with medical equipment, where directly or indirectly.
Harmful gases or chemicals may cause corrosion and/or other danger to the
Unit. Also, by coming in contact with hazardous substances, harm may occur
to the people handling the Unit. Therefore, do not use or store the Unit in any
environment that is exposed to chemicals and harmful gases.
Battery life varies depending upon measuring environment, frequency of
communication, Unit settings, and battery performance.
When using the Unit in a low-temperature environment (below -20 ｰC), the
battery power will be depleted more quickly than when using under normal
temperature conditions.
Battery terminals may provide insufficient contact due to age or vibration.
This may lead to data loss.
The Unit becomes splash proof (rated for use in daily life) only after the input
module has been connected.
Without the module connected, neither the module jack nor the connector part of the temperature
sensor on the Unit is water resistant; make sure not to get wet.
If the Unit is not to be used for a long period of time, store it in a place where it
is not exposed to high temperature and high humidity.
If the Unit has condensation on the inside, it may cause malfunction and damage.
Do not remove or reinsert the battery once it has been set; continue using until
battery power is depleted. Always use a new battery for replacement.
Not doing so may result in improper operation.
To maintain waterproof capacity, we suggest periodically changing the parts
inside the case.
If the rubber packing should be damaged or deteriorated, please replace it along with the drying
agent.
If the Unit is subjected to significant temperature change while wet, it may
cause condensation inside the case.
Especially be careful with temperature changes from high to low; if the Unit has condensation on
the inside, it may cause malfunction, damage, and/or unexpected accidents.
Do not drop or expose the Unit to a strong impact.
It may cause damage or malfunction.
Do not put fingers or foreign objects into the modular jack.
Do not use or store the Unit in places such as listed below. It may result in
malfunction or unexpected accidents.
- Areas exposed to direct sunlight
- Areas exposed in water or high-pressure water ow
- Areas exposed to organic solvents and corrosive gas
- Areas exposed to strong magnetic elds
- Areas exposed to static electricity
- Areas near re or exposed to excessive heat
- Areas exposed to excessive dust, dirt and smoke
Contact with oil may cause cracks to appear in the casing of the Unit.
When using this Unit in environments where such oils are present, please
insure that it is protected from contact through use of a polyethylene bag or
other means.
Notices about using the Input Modules
When makingAdjustment Settingsin the Adjustment Tools application, the
adjustment values will be saved to the input module. Therefore, when an input
module is replaced, it is necessary to re-make any desired adjustment settings to be
written into the newly connected module.
Wireless Regulations
Radio, EMC and Safety Regulations
This device complies with part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) rules and with RSS-210 of the Industry Canada (IC). Operation is subject to
the following conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer for
compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B Digital Device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Important Notice
We cannot sell these products to distributors or consumers in countries other than
where the wireless units have been approved for use. If these wireless products are
used outside of the designated areas of the Americas where the devices have been
granted approval, T&D Corporation shall in no manner whatsoever take responsibility
for the usage of these products, nor be liable in any manner for legal consequences
stemming from the usage of these wireless products in unapproved areas.
3. How to Read the LCD Display (continued from previous page)
RTR-505-P (Pulse)
There are two display methods for the pulse measurement. By using the
software included with the Base Unit, you can change the display method.
Pulse Rate (Max: 61439)
The most recent pulse count for the recording in-
terval period will be displayed. (Unit: P) The display
will be refreshed every one-sixtieth of the recording
interval (at minimum of every one second). 10,000
pulse count will be displayed as "10.00kP", in units
of 10 pulse for display.
Total Pulse Count
The cumulative number of pulses will be displayed
from 0 to 9999. (Unit: P) The displayed count will
be refreshed every one second, and after reaching
10,000 it will start the count over again from 0.
Other Marks or Messages on Display
Logging Capacity FULL
When Recording Mode has been set to “One Time” and the
Unit reaches its logging capacity of 16,000 readings, record-
ing will automatically stop and in the LCD the measurement
and the word “FULL” will alternately appear.
Estimation of time untilFULLis displayed
Recording Intervals 1 second 30 second 1 minute 10 minute 60 minute
Period About 4 hours About 5 days About 11
days
About 111
days
About 1 year and
10 months
Wireless Communication
The measurement and the word "SEnd" will alternately
appear when data is being sent via wireless communi-
cation to the Base Unit. Recording will continue during
wireless transmission.
Check
If this appears, all data that was stored in the Unit will
have been erased.
This message will appear under the following conditions.
- The rst time a battery was inserted after purchase
- If the battery is replaced after having been taken out for a long period
- If the battery is replaced after the battery power has been lost.
Input Module Unrecognized (factory default status)
This will appear if the input module has never been con-
nected to the Unit after purchase. (no unit of display)
Note that a RTR-505-P has been set to measure Pulse by
default, therefore the unit "P" will be displayed.
Input Module Unconnected or Damaged
This will appear if the Unit cannot conrm a connec-
tion with the input module after having recognized it.
(with unit of display)
If nothing is displayed after reconnecting the sensor to the
Unit, there is a possibility that the sensor or the Unit has been
damaged.
Sensor Unconnected or Damaged
This will be displayed when a sensor has not been connect-
ed to the module or the wire has been broken. Recording is
in progress and so is battery consumption.
If nothing appears on display after reconnecting the sensor to
the Unit, there is a possibility that the sensor or the Unit has
been damaged.
Measurement Range Exceeded
The message "OL" will appear if a measurement ex-
ceeds the measurement range.
Display Range Exceeded
When measuring voltage, the measurement in LCD
display will blink if a measurement exceeds a set dis-
play range. (if the Unit has been set to "decimal xed
point" for display.)
Notices about this User’s Manual
In order to properly use this product, please carefully read this manual before using. T&D Corporation accepts no responsibility for any malfunction of and / or trouble with this
product or with your computer that is caused by the improper handling of this product and will deem such trouble or malfunction as falling outside the conditions for free repair
outlined in the attached warranty.
- All rights of this User's Manual belong to T&D Corporation. It is prohibited to use, duplicate and / or arrange a part or whole of this User's Manual without the permission of T&D Corporation.
- TANDD,T&Dand the logo of T&D Corporation are all registered property of T&D Corporation.
- Specications, design and other contents outlined in this manual are subject to change without notice.
- We are not responsible for any malfunction or trouble caused by the use of our product or by any problem caused by the use of measurement results of our unit. Please be fully aware of this before using our product.
- On screen messages in this manual may vary slightly from the actual messages.
- Please notify the shop where you purchased this product or T&D Corporation of any mistakes, errors or unclear explanations in this manual.
- T&D Corporation accepts no responsibility for any damage or loss of income caused by the use of our product.
- This product has been designed for private or industrial use only. It is not for use in situations where strict safety precautions are necessary such as in connection with medical equipment, whether directly or indirectly.
- This User's Manual cannot be reissued, so please keep it in a safe place.
- Please carefully read this User's Manual and Warranty.
Safety Precautions and Instructions * Please carefully observe the following safety measures when using our
To prevent any loss or damage to our customers, other people and/or property, and to ensure the proper use of our products we ask that before using our product you carefully
read, understand and follow the safety rules and precautions for our products as outlined below.
Wireless Data Recorder RTR-505 Warranty
Guarantee Period 1 year from date of purchase
Date of Purchase
Customer's name
Address
Phone No.
Distributor's name
Address
Phone No.
Object of Repair Main Unit (excluding sensors and any other options.)
Method of Repair Send in for Repair
Provisions for Free Repair
1. If the Unit does not work properly despite the fact that the customer used it properly and in line with
the manual, the Unit shall be repaired free of charge through the distributor which sold the Unit.
2. If the customer requests free repair because of trouble within the warranty period, bring or send the
Unit along with the warranty to the distributor.
3. If you have moved after purchasing, or there are difculties contacting the distributor from which you
purchased the Unit, please contact T&D directly for service.
4. Free repair is not available in the following cases even though it is within the warranty period:
1. Trouble or damage was caused by careless operation, natural disaster, re, public pollution, or use
of a power source other than specied.
2. If repair, adjustment, disassembly or modication of the Unit has been carried out by a person other
than a T&D authorized engineer.
3.
Trouble or damage was caused by transportation, movement or dropping of the Unit after purchase.
4. Failure to submit the Warranty or failure to ll in all items required in the Warranty.
5. The Warranty cannot be reissued.
This Warranty only promises customers free repair within the period and conditions claried in this
Warranty. Therefore, the customer's legal rights will not be limited by this Warranty. For further infor-
mation on repair and other service questions after the termination of the warranty period, contact your
distributor.