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Front Panel   

(The 12-Channel  device user  interface  is  designed  to 
function  around  eight  buttons,  four  purposed  buttons 
and four navigation buttons.) 

1. CANCEL Button 

For all screens where the user may change a setting on the multi-
channel, pressing cancel undoes the changed setting and reverts 
to the previously selected option as well as clearing the confirma-
tion popup

If the sidebar menu is selected, the multichannel re-

turns to the previous screen

 

2. ALARM Button 

For all screens, the alarm button functions to silence the alarm 
when it is active.

 

3. ENTER Button 

For all screens where the user may change a setting, enter selects 
the chosen value and triggers a confirmation popup

When the 

user is in the sidebar menu, enter selects the menu option and 
triggers the transition to the next screen 

 

4. MENU Button 

The MENU button provides access to all user-configurable setup parameters of the thermometer. Pressing this key once will scroll 
through parameter options. Pressing and holding this key will exit to the home screen, saving any changes made up to that point. 

 

5. UP & DOWN Arrow Buttons 

For all screens with selection, up and down toggles through the settings’ options. For screens to set a value, up/down are used to 
increment and decrement accordingly

In the sidebar menu, up and down navigates through the sidebar.

 

The user’s ability to continue to move upward and downward through options is shown by gray arrows adjacent to the side-
bar menu and above and below the settings options. 

6. LEFT & RIGHT Arrow Buttons 

The left and right buttons are only used in screens that have multiple settings to change per screen and required the ability to toggle 
left and right in addition to up and down. This includes: setting the date, time, alarm set points, and alarm hysteresis values.  

7. 

Thermocouple Inputs 

There are 12 thermocouple inputs located on the bottom of the front panel that can read temperatures of several different thermocou-
ple types. Refer to page 20 for questions on what types, the accuracy of calibration and temperature range of the thermocouples. 

8. 

USB Port 

Here the user can plug a USB thumb drive into the 12-Channel to capture the data that was logged in an excel spreadsheet. 

Display Features 

The display features include aspects that are constant throughout all screens. 

1. TIME & DATE 

The time/date is located in the upper left corner of the screen.

 

The date may be set to format preference of the user. 

2. 

ALARM ICON 

Present after an 

audible

 alarm has been set

Remains in the bottom left corner of the screen. 

3.

TIME ELAPSED

 

Records the time since the multichannel started logging data.

 

Remains in the bottom left corner adjacent to the alarm icon. 

4.

VISIBLE ALARM 

When the alarm triggers it will cause a visible alarm no matter what screen is currently being viewed. This alarm cannot be turned off. 
The screen background will become red and flash 

Summary of Contents for 92000-01

Page 1: ...hannel Benchtop Data Logging Thermocouple Thermometer Model 92000 01 THE STANDARD IN PRECISION MEASUREMENT 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 Phone 781 665 1400 Toll Free 1 800 517 8431 Visit us at...

Page 2: ...l 5 Active Display Screen 6 Main Menu 6 Global Settings 7 9 Channel Settings 9 13 Start Stop Logging 13 Copy to USB 13 Scan Setting 14 View Calibration Pts 14 DAQ Software installation 15 17 Safety 18...

Page 3: ...grid mounting clamp on the back of the device Unpacking Check individual parts against the list of items below If anything is missing or damaged please contact your instrument supplier immediately 1...

Page 4: ...ability to continue to move upward and downward through options is shown by gray arrows adjacent to the side bar menu and above and below the settings options 6 LEFT RIGHT Arrow Buttons The left and r...

Page 5: ...outside alarm if an external alarm is required 4 USB Communication Port This will be used to communicate with the DAQ software so the user can see a graph of the real time data as it is being logged b...

Page 6: ...This is the first sidebar menu that the user access s Button Navigation All sidebar menu s after this one will work in the same manner and will be able to be navigated as follows Up down buttons will...

Page 7: ...arms that have been enabled in the channel specific menu This will not disrupt temperature readings only disable audible alarms Power Failure Mode Power Failure Mode controls the multichannel process...

Page 8: ...yyyy or Mmm dd yyyy Upon entry into the screen a prompt to select the format appears Up and Down buttons toggle through the set date options and lay out options Enter selects the format Once the user...

Page 9: ...s for the channel highlighted in the sidebar Here the user may scroll through the twelve channels and gather information at a glance as well as select what channel to change the settings Alarm Setpoin...

Page 10: ...ata until the alarm temperature set points are reached or continue to log data after the value is reached Alarm Settings Within the Alarm Settings menu there are four available parameters to set Audib...

Page 11: ...channel Options J K T S R and E Alarm Setpoints Alarm Set Points are channel specific temperatures composed of a chosen low and high value that will trigger the alarm Upon entry the high set point is...

Page 12: ...e in this function While no settings can be changed the user must press Cancel to return to the sidebar menu Set Calibration Pts This setting should not be changed by the user This is a password prote...

Page 13: ...ng logged the unit must stay on Pressing the Enter button while on this screen while data is being logged will stop the data log The user should ALWAYS stop the data log before copying to the USB Do n...

Page 14: ...Since no setting can be manipulated the only buttons when the sidebar menu is inac tive are the Up and Down arrows to toggle through the different channels Copy to USB Here the user will follow the o...

Page 15: ...e Select the next to continue with the installation of the software Select Cancel if you wish to abort the installation of the software We recommend that you read the terms and conditions before you a...

Page 16: ...Select Cancel if you wish to abort the installation of the software Click Install to continue Then wait for the installation process to complete Select Cancel if you wish to abort the installation of...

Page 17: ...is made the disconnect button will be selectable and the cur rent process temperature will be displayed 4 If there is a desire to only graph a selection of channels Just click the number in the channe...

Page 18: ...ontact supplier for service WARNING Specifications for the power cord see page 19 WARNING Use of separate temperature limit control is recommended were a fault condition could occur and result in a fi...

Page 19: ...ductivity pollution occurs Installation category II local level connect to branch circuit and not directly to a main cir cuit such as a fuse panel Storage 32 to 140 F 0 to 60 C 5 to 80 RH noncondensin...

Page 20: ...of span or 1 C Types R S 0 2 of span Type T below 50 C 0 2 of span Accuracy span is 1000 F 540 C minimum Calibration ambient temperature 22 C 3 C Temperature Stability 0 1 C C rise in ambient maximum...

Page 21: ...Benchtop Data Logging Thermocouple Ther mometer will log data before it runs out of useable memory The numbers below were calculated as if all 12 channels are being logged at the same time If the user...

Page 22: ...22 Screen Flow Charts...

Page 23: ...aning If cleaning is necessary use only a damp cloth with water only Wipe only the exterior of the control chassis CATALOG NUMBERS 92000 01 SERIAL NUMBER _______________________ DATE OF PURCHASE _____...

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