Kanomax 3888 User Manual Download

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Table of Contents

Part Names and Functions ................................................................................................ 5

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Getting Started ................................................................................................................... 6

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Charging Batteries

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Caution

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Checking the Temperature/Humidity Probe

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Optional accessory for the MODEL 3889

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Turning the Power ON/OFF

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Measurement Procedures ................................................................................................. 6

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Turning the Power ON

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Internal Cleaning

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Measurement

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Turning the Power OFF

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Errors

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User Interface ..................................................................................................................... 8

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Main Screen

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General setting

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Measurement setting

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Preset

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History

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Print Example

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Screen Transition

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Specifications ...................................................................................................................18

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Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................................20

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Warranty and After Service .............................................................................................21

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Contact Information .........................................................................................................22

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Summary of Contents for 3888

Page 1: ...i Handheld Particle Counter MODEL 3888 3889 User Manual ...

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Page 3: ...ltage 3 7V Rated capacity 2600mAh min Outline size 18mm Length 69mm With a protection function Quick Start Guide Measurement Software 3888 40 Optional Accessories Items MODEL Functions Temperature Humidity Probe 0842 Measures temperature and humidity Cradle 3888 70 Stands the instrument and perform Ethernet Wi Fi RS485 communications Isokinetic Suction Nozzle 3887 04 To be connected to the inlet t...

Page 4: ...gh temperature caution symbol is shown on the left This symbol indicates a prohibition Do not take the prohibited action shown inside or near this symbol e g the disassembly prohibition symbol is shown on the left This symbol indicates a mandatory action A specific action is given near the symbol This symbol indicates a warning of possible laser radiation Warning Forbidden Do not use the AC adapto...

Page 5: ...d operational temperature range Forbidden Do not subject the instrument to strong impact Dropping or hitting the instrument may cause damage and malfunction Forbidden Do not wipe the instrument with volatile solvent The body may deform or deteriorate Use soft dry cloth to remove stains If stains persist soak the cloth in neutral detergent and wipe the instrument with the cloth Forbidden Do not tou...

Page 6: ...9 6 Turning the Power ON OFF 6 Measurement Procedures 6 ３ Turning the Power ON 6 Internal Cleaning 6 Measurement 7 Turning the Power OFF 7 Errors 7 User Interface 8 ４ Main Screen 8 General setting 10 Measurement setting 12 Preset 14 History 14 Print Example 15 Screen Transition 17 Specifications 18 ５ Troubleshooting 20 ６ Warranty and After Service 21 ７ Contact Information 22 ８ ...

Page 7: ...sing the USB cable Allows you to copy the measurement results to the USB flash drive 5 DC jack Supplies power with the provided AC adaptor 6 Threaded tripod mount Attaches instrument to the tripod 7 Battery compartment The battery is replaceable 8 Temperature Humidity probe terminal only for 3889 Connects the temperature humidity probe 9 Communication port with cradle Communicates with the cradle ...

Page 8: ...ity readings due to condensation If condensation occurs leave the probe in atmosphere of 40 RH or less for 24 hours to dry the probe Turning the Power ON OFF Press and hold the Home button to turn the power on A logo appears and then it turns to the startup screen When the pump and other parts are ready to perform a measurement the Main screen for ready to measure will be displayed To turn the pow...

Page 9: ...wer OFF Press and hold the Home button from any screens to turn the power OFF Errors The following table explains possible errors due to self diagnosis function Even if an error occurs the measurement and other processes will be continued Laser power failure Failure or end of life of the laser diode Flow rate The pump current has increased or decreased Remove the inlet cap and filter from the inst...

Page 10: ...nfigurations for the main screen that can be selected to best suit your purposes The figures below show the user interfaces of 6 channel Model 3889 From each Main screen you can move to sub menu screens Table Cumulative Table Differential Bar Circle ...

Page 11: ...ts Change chart types Switches the chart types Bar Circle Table Δ Display Switching Switches between Cumulative and Differential Δ Δ Display Switching Switches between Cumulative and Differential Δ Start Starts a measurement Stop Stops a measurement Particle Size Setup Tap the chart window to set the required particle size Particle Size Setup Tap the circle chart to set the required particle size ...

Page 12: ...tion P3 Calculation ISO P1 ISO P2 ISO P3 ISO GB P1 GB P2 GB P3 GB General setting Select the General setting icon on the Main screen to set the unit calendar data language and sound This menu indicates the instrument information Icons Names Functions Unit Select one of the following 3 options of units to reflect to the readings displayed on the Main screen and Measurement results count Measured pa...

Page 13: ...partial but batch processing Follow the following procedure Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Select Data in the General setting Copy the measured data to the USB Flash Memory Insert the USB flash memory into the main body and tap the Copy all button Tap YES to execute Tap NO to return without running the command Delete the measured Data Tap the Delete all button Language Selects a language English Japanese Ch...

Page 14: ...nuous mode Continues a measurement until pressing the Stop button Calculation mode Repeats the measurement under the same condition of the Repeat mode and then calculate the average standard deviation maximum and minimum ISO mode Performs measurements in accordance with ISO 14644 GB mode Performs measurements in accordance with Chinese National Standard Set the required conditions for 6 options of...

Page 15: ...ion for each particle size to configure the following settings Alarm To select the alarm function ON OFF Default setting OFF Threshold To set the threshold value for the measured cumulative value for each particle size Default No setting The threshold value you set here will be the upper limit of the chart display Save Toggles between saving or not saving the measurements Remote Use this setting t...

Page 16: ...n Screen Select one Preset number No measurement conditions have been selected yet Select the Mode Measurement conditions have been selected here Set or confirm the measurement conditions Tap to select mode History Select History in the Main screen to confirm the previous measurement results Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Select History in the Main screen Select one of the measurement modes The measurement ...

Page 17: ...m 1 CNT 2017 3 30 11 02 E Single Number 1 Location 1 S Time 00 21 0 3um 16 CNT 0 5um 14 CNT 1 0um 12 CNT 3 0um 2 CNT 5 0um 1 CNT 10 0um 1 CNT 2017 3 30 11 02 E Calculation Number 7 Location 1 S Time 00 21 I Time 00 21 87CNT 128CNT 235CNT 0CNT 39CNT 66CNT 116CNT 0CNT 12CNT 19CNT 35CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 1CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0CNT 0 3um AVE SD MAX MIN 0 5um AVE SD MAX MIN 1 0um AV...

Page 18: ...1 0 5um 5 m3 5 0um 0 m3 Piont 003 Times 002 0 5um 6 m3 5 0um 0 m3 0 5um AVE 11 m3 SD 6 m3 5 0um AVE 0 m3 SD 0 m3 2017 3 30 11 02 E ISO Number From 1 To 6 S Time 00 21 I Time 00 21 Piont 001 Times 001 0 5um 43 m3 5 0um 0 m3 Piont 001 Times 002 0 5um 7 m3 5 0um 0 m3 Piont 002 Times 001 0 5um 7 m3 5 0um 0 m3 Piont 002 Times 002 0 5um 1 m3 5 0um 0 m3 Piont 003 Times 001 0 5um 5 m3 5 0um 0 m3 Piont 003...

Page 19: ...General setting Measurement setting Preset and History Pressing the Home button on the main body will jump from a screen of any layers to the Table on the Main screen Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Layer 5 Layer 6 Startup Main Table Main TableΔ Main Bar Main Circle ERROR Measurement Result Unit Language Calendar Information Data Menu General Setup Menu Measure ment Setup Menu Preset Menu History ...

Page 20: ...n classification 99 locations Calibration NIST traceable Measuring mode Repeat Single Continuous Calculation ISO GB Display time of measured value From 1 to 10 seconds Display of measured value Differential Δ and Cumulative Maximum measurable Concentration 2 000 000 particles CF at 10 coincidence loss compliant with JIS B9921 and ISO21501 4 Counting efficiency 50 20 for PSL particles near the mini...

Page 21: ...n time Up to 5 hours Single measurement Operating environment Main body From 10 to 40 from 0 to 85 RH With no condensation Probe From 0 to 50 from 2 to 98 RH With no condensation Dimension W100 X H213 X D55 mm Weight 650g Hydrothermal measurement Option 6 channel Probe Model 0842 Measurement range Temperature From 0 to 50 Humidity From 2 0 to 98 0 RH Display resolution Temperature 0 1 Humidity 0 1...

Page 22: ... the reading remains high the instrument may malfunction Please contact Kanomax USA 7 Particle count or concentration is too low Laser power failure or flow error The instrument may malfunction Please contact Kanomax USA The printer does not operate Incorrect baud rate setting Confirm the printer setting Data can not be stored Saving data function is OFF Confirm the save setting The number of reco...

Page 23: ... has its serial number or date altered or removed 3 Loss or damage to the PRODUCT due to abuse mishandling improper packaging by the owner alteration accident electrical current fluctuations failure to follow operating maintenance or environmental instructions prescribed in the PRODUCT s instruction manual provided by KUI or service performed by other than KUI NO IMPLIED WARRANTY INCLUDING ANY IMP...

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