UNIVERSAL CHARGER
The 70 series detector comes equipped with a universal charger that can be used with electrical systems that are 100 – 0 volts and 50/60 Hz. The universal charger
comes with optional plugs to fit most electrical outlets found throughout the world. To assemble the charger, select the plug for the system you are using and attach it to
the charger. To attach the plug to the charger, slide it onto the charger until it clicks into place. Ensure it is securely attached to the charger before using it. To change plugs
on the charger, depress retaining clip and slide the plug up and off the charger.
DATA LOGGING
The 70 series detector is equipped with data logging capability. The data logging can be enabled or disabled at the start of each session during warm-up (see Viewing
and Changing Settings section). The data log rate is one set of readings per minute with sufficient capacity to hold more than 6 months of records (assuming 0 hours of
operation per week). The data logging rate automatically changes to one set of readings every 5 seconds when the unit is in alarm.
Each data logging session includes information contained in the session header including user ID, date and time that session started, sensor types, serial number, alarm
levels, last test date, test gas concentration and explosive gas type. A session begins when the unit is turned on and ends when the unit is turned off. Each reading will
record average gas readings for the interval for each sensor, STEL and TWA readings for CO and H
When the data log memory is full, a "DATALOG FULL" message will be displayed during the start up sequence. Pressing the POWER/SELECT button will clear this message.
Once the data log memory is full, the data from the oldest session will automatically be deleted to ensure that there is enough room for the current session.
You can download the data to a Windows 98 (Second Edition), Windows 000 or a Windows XP equipped computer.
Downloading the Data Log
The 70 Series Detector Data Manager Software Program is provided with each unit. Minimum computer requirements are:
· PC computer with Windows 98 (Second Edition), Windows 000 or Windows XP operating system
· Available CD drive
· 0 MB hard drive space
· 6 MB RAM
· IrDA port available or optional M IR pod
The 70 Series Detector Data Manager Software Program is installed by inserting the CD into the CD drive and selecting the file "setup.exe." Follow the onscreen
instructions to install.
To download data:
1. Open the 70 Series Detector Data Manager Software Program (Fig. 5).
. Set the unit to transmit the data. Press the POWER/SELECT button (holding the POWER/SELECT button down turns the unit off). A message will appear at the bottom
of the LCD indicating the download options. You can scroll through the options of "NEW DATA" (data that has not yet been downloaded), "ALL DATA," or "CANCEL" (exit
data logging menu) by pressing the arrow buttons.
. Confirm your selection by pressing the POWER/SELECT button. If you are always sending data to the same computer you can save time by selecting "NEW DATA",
sending only the data that has not yet been downloaded.
. Whether downloading new data or all data, the unit will display a message "WAITING FOR COMMUNICATION."
5. Ensure that the IR window in the instrument is aligned with the PC IR port or M IR pod. If the PC is configured to accept the data, the data will begin downloading. A
progress indicator on the instrument's LCD will indicate the percent of the data sent to the PC.
6. When the download is complete, the instrument will display the "DOWNLOAD COMPLETE" message, and the 70 Series Detector Data Manager Software Program will
prompt you, "Do you want to save current sessions?" Click "Yes" to accept.
70 Series Detector Data Manager Software Program
S and instrument status information.
Fig. 5
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