SATO 8161-00, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...Instruction manual SK L200 II Series Dataloggers No 8161 00 Model SK L200TII Temperature Measurement No 8175 00 Model SK L200THII Temperature Humidity Measurement...

Page 2: ...Datalogger 38 6 2 Operating the Computer 40 7 Advanced Operations 45 7 1 Setting the Datalogger ID 48 7 2 Setting the Logging Interval 50 7 3 Setting the Logging Option 51 7 4 Setting the upper and l...

Page 3: ...ture or temperature humidity Do not use it for other purposes Read this manual thoroughly before using Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference whenever necessary WARNING The SK L200II Ser...

Page 4: ...the measurement error may increase Never use the unit in an environment other than standard atmosphere air composition The main unit and probes are not waterproof Never let them get wet Measuring temp...

Page 5: ...water with neutral detergent Never touch the humidity sensor Model SK L200TH II with bare hands If the dew point is exceeded and condensation occurs while the humidity sensor SK LTH II series is bein...

Page 6: ...utes approximately 165 days If the Datalogger is set to log data every 90 minutes approximately 480 days Four logging options to allow for selection of the setting that best suits your needs P 51 1 On...

Page 7: ...task s data in the four divided memory blocks This setting is ideal if you want to collect data from multiple sites with one Datalogger Scheduled logging P 60 You can preset the time to start logging...

Page 8: ...als available are in seconds 1 2 5 10 15 30 and in minutes 1 2 5 10 15 30 60 90 ID on each Datalogger P 48 The ID numbers of 1 to 9 can be set for easy identification when multiple Dataloggers are use...

Page 9: ...use software program for data analysis The logged data can be fully utilized by plotting in graphs and displaying in real time Data can also be saved in CSV format and analyzed by commercial spreadshe...

Page 10: ...ext to each item If you find any item missing please contact the store where you purchased this product or our Service Network Datalogger 1 Hand strap 1 USB port cap Factory set 1 This Instruction Man...

Page 11: ...9 Left side view 2 Names and Functions of Parts 2 1 Main Unit For SK L200T II and SK L200TH II Front view Rear view...

Page 12: ...ounting hole Battery cover Temperature unit switch Display of temperature unit C and F can be changed by a switch located in a battery compartment C default Slide the switch to upward F Slide the swit...

Page 13: ...crease the value Holding down will change the value rapidly Pressing and simultaneously for one second or more while measuring will erase the logged data CALL OUT key Pressing the CALL OUT key while m...

Page 14: ...STOP key for two seconds or more will end logging and return to measuring temperature and or humidity Pressing the REC STOP key upon setting will confirm the newly set value POWER ON OFF key Pressing...

Page 15: ...perature and or humidity or setting information No humidity will be displayed on an SK L200T II temperature model Alarm Lights up when the upper or lower threshold is reached Hi and Lo The indicator H...

Page 16: ...loading data or communicating in real time RES Flashes while in standby for preset start Memory indicator Indicates the approximate level of memory consumption For further information on the memory in...

Page 17: ...e cannot be used for SK L200TH II temperature and humidity and vice versa For further information please see the Specifications at the end of this manual Plug in type probe Sensor Probe with sensor co...

Page 18: ...the unit to prevent loosing it 2 Remove the battery cover 3 Load two AAA LR03 batteries Be sure to place them in the correct directions 4 Install the battery cover 5 Install the temperature temperatur...

Page 19: ...e or key to set the year ex 2012 Tips Hold down the key to quickly change the value Press the MODE key to skip the current setting and to proceed to the next item If no key is pressed for one minute t...

Page 20: ...rom the 00 seconds 13 Press the CALL OUT key once Now the setting of current date and time is complete The SK L200T II or SK L200TH II returns to the measurement state for temperature or temperature a...

Page 21: ...m temperature to turn it off may form condensation inside and outside of the unit Condensation can cause an unstable electronic circuit resulting in a malfunction Note It is not necessary to observe t...

Page 22: ...y Device for Windows are reserved by Sato Keiryoki Mfg Co Ltd 2 The Memoory Device for Windows can be used at free of charge under following limitations Any recompilation class file analysis or altera...

Page 23: ...on your system Make sure any previous version of DATALOGGER for Windows has been uninstalled Do not connect your Datalogger until installation is successfully completed Read Help file of DATALOGGER fo...

Page 24: ...s DATALOGGER for Windows can be used with SK L200II series dataloggers only The file stored with the previous version can be opened however it cannot be opened under the previous version once it is st...

Page 25: ...w automatically appears Click OK to proceed A main menu of the installer for 64 bit appears Installation procedure of 64 bit and 32 bit is the same Read this instruction replacing 64 bit to 32 bit whe...

Page 26: ...24 3 Installation of USB driver 1 Click USB Driver on the main menu 2 The message below appears Click Install to start installation...

Page 27: ...25 3 A confirmation message on the USB controller appears Click Install to continue the installation 4 A confirmation message on ports COM and LPT appears Click Install to continue the installation...

Page 28: ...26 5 When the installation is successfully completed a message confirming the installation appears Click OK to end the installation of USB Driver...

Page 29: ...27 4 Installation of DATALOGGER for Windows 1 The main menu appears again This time click DATALOGGER Software...

Page 30: ...are displayed If you accept the terms of the License Agreement click Accept to continue the installation Note If Microsoft NET Framework 4 is already installed on your computer the display automatical...

Page 31: ...29 3 The installation of Microsoft NET Framework 4 begins 4 After the installation of Microsoft NET Framework 4 is ended the window below appears Click Next...

Page 32: ...30 5 The window below appears Do not change the default installation folder Click Next Select the user of the computer for Everyone or Just me...

Page 33: ...31 6 Confirm Installation window appears Click next to start the installation...

Page 34: ...32 7 When the installation is successfully completed the ending window below appears Click Close...

Page 35: ...33 8 Click Exit on the main menu to finish the installer Now the software installation is successfully completed...

Page 36: ...ams SK SATO DATALOGGER for Windows Press the Power ON OFF button of the datalogger to turn the unit on and connect the datalogger to your computer using the provided USB cable Note When the USB Driver...

Page 37: ...35 2 Check the COM port 1 Select Device Manager from System and Security or Control Panel and click it to check the COM port state...

Page 38: ...eing used on your computer is displayed in Ports COM LPT The COM port number may vary depending on the computer being used or USB port connected Be sure to confirm and set the serial port when you con...

Page 39: ...COM port number and click OK 4 Message Connection is correct appears when the COM port is correctly set Click OK The software setting is now complete For the details of usage of the software refer to...

Page 40: ...1 Operating the Datalogger Follow the steps below to log test data with the Datalogger 1 Press and hold the POWER ON OFF key for one second or more to turn on the unit The LCD turns on to indicate tha...

Page 41: ...emory indicator light up to indicate that the logging has started 7 Wait for three minutes then press and hold the REC STOP key for two seconds or more The logging ends and the unit returns to the mea...

Page 42: ...LCD turns on to indicate that the SK L200T II or SK L200TH II is in the measurement state for temperature or tempera ture and humidity respectively Tip If you connect the USB cable to a port different...

Page 43: ...computer being used 6 The message Connection is correct appears when the Datalogger and the computer are correctly connected Click OK Tip If the message Connection is incorrect appears check the seria...

Page 44: ...e online Help 9 Erase the old data on the Datalogger Click Erase Data E from the Setting menu or press the and keys together for one second or more The memory indicator flashes to indicate that the lo...

Page 45: ...urn the power off and then on again as this may cause a setting error and or missing logged data Before erasing the recorded data make sure that the low battery mark is turned off Do not remove the ba...

Page 46: ...e stored In standby for preset start Er1 is displayed and the preset start is canceled The unit automatically stops logging If memory becomes full in Once or the quantity of logging data reaches the s...

Page 47: ...s Setting the logging option Yes Yes Setting logging interval Yes Yes Setting preset start Yes Yes Confirming preset start info Yes Yes Canceling preset start Yes Yes Setting warning thresholds Yes Ye...

Page 48: ...n on the Datalogger Display readings MODE key Display Datalogger ID Display current date and time or key MODE key Set current date and time REC STOP key Display logging interval or key MODE key Set lo...

Page 49: ...hresholds or key MODE key Set warning thresholds REC STOP key Display preset start or key Set preset start MODE key REC STOP key Display readings Start preset start by pressing REC STOP Notes To set t...

Page 50: ...instructions on how to erase the data please refer to step 9 of Chapter 5 Basic Operation The factory default setting is OFF 1 Make sure that the Datalogger is connected to your computer with the pro...

Page 51: ...49 4 From the Setting menu click ID D 5 The confirmation message appears Click OK...

Page 52: ...end 7 Click OK to complete 7 2 Setting the Logging Interval This function is used to specify the preferred logging interval There are 14 types of logging interval to choose in seconds 1 2 5 10 15 30 a...

Page 53: ...he MODE key seven times 3 The INT mark of the LCD lights Use the or key to set the desired logging interval The first two digits represent the minute and last two represent the second Example The disp...

Page 54: ...8100 lines Memory indicator Logged data 1 to 1000 lines 3001 to 4000 lines 8100 lines Repeatedly overwriting The Datalogger overwrites the existing data from the start once the 8100 lines of data are...

Page 55: ...or the Datalogger to stop logging This setting is ideal when you want to limit the amount of data to be collected Start logging End logging ends at the end point set from 1 to 8100 Memory indicator ex...

Page 56: ...s unavailable for further use Upon logging again the new data will be stored in a different unused page When the four pages are used up erase all the data before performing the next logging Dividing i...

Page 57: ...ase refer to step 9 of Chapter 5 Basic Operation 1 Press and hold the POWER ON OFF key for one second or more to turn on the Datalogger The LCD turns on to indicate that the SK L200T II or SK L200TH I...

Page 58: ...rature or temperature and humidity respectively 7 The left two digits start flashing Use the or key to display the desired number from 0 to 81 Example For 7500 lines choose 75 8 Press the REC STOP key...

Page 59: ...he logging option selected 1 For the Once default and the Ends at limited amount options From the Transfer T menu click Download D 2 For the Repeatedly overwriting option Download in the same way as f...

Page 60: ...he online Help 1 Press and hold the POWER ON OFF key for one second or more to turn on the Datalogger The LCD turns on to indicate that the SK L200T II or SK L200TH II is in the measurement state for...

Page 61: ...will turn the warning function off 7 Use the or key to display the desired value for lower limit 8 Press the REC STOP key to confirm Tips If the lower limit is not necessary press the CALL OUT key on...

Page 62: ...re setting this function For further information please see the table below Logging Option Data stored on the Datalogger Once default Erased Repeatedly overwriting Erased Ends at limited amount Erased...

Page 63: ...0TH II is in the measurement state for temperature or temperature and humidity respectively 2 Press the MODE key 11 times L200T II or 13 times L200TH II Note The key must be pressed correctly dependin...

Page 64: ...to 30 13 Press the REC STOP key to confirm the minute setting The LCD goes out and the RES mark lights to indicate that the Datalogger enters the standby state for preset start Note The preset start d...

Page 65: ...Turning off the Datalogger 1 Press and hold the POWER ON OFF key for one second or more 2 The power to the Datalogger goes out and the preset start is canceled C Canceling from the Datalogger 1 Press...

Page 66: ...for Windows Connect the Datalogger to your computer with the provided USB cable Press and hold the POWER ON OFF key for one second or more to turn on the Datalogger The LCD turns on to indicate that t...

Page 67: ...65 From the Realtime menu click Start S The Notes on Realtime window appears Read it thoroughly and click OK to continue...

Page 68: ...66 Create and type an easily identifiable name for the data...

Page 69: ...67 Choose the Storage Interval from the list as necessary Choose None if data is not to be stored automatically...

Page 70: ...ult folder is Document folder Tips The SK6 format refers to the file format specially designed to be used with DATALOGGER for Windows The CSV format is a generic file format used in commercial spreads...

Page 71: ...69 Click Start to return to the graph display and real time communication starts To stop click End E from the Realtime menu...

Page 72: ...Transmitting the data to other communication device During measurement press the CALL OUT key to start transmitting the data to a communication device At this time OUT is displayed Press the CALL OUT...

Page 73: ...the value is minus X X X X X X X X if the value is plus space X X X X space X X X X X X X X 4 digit in denary 10 times the actual temperature humidity value Temperature measurement type humidity data...

Page 74: ...r problems The preset start was set when the battery power was low The battery power became low while in standby for preset start The battery power became low while logging The logging option chosen w...

Page 75: ...t measuring within the measuring range The date and time chosen were prior to the current date and time The logging operation was started when all pages were full with data The logging operation was s...

Page 76: ...Temperature upper limit warning Hi temperature lower limit warning Lo humidity upper limit warning Hi humidity lower limit warning Lo tempera ture warning is on Alarm humidity warning is on Alarm low...

Page 77: ...1 class B Power Two alkaline batteries AAA LR03 Battery life Approx 500 hours for continuous measuring at normal ambient Recording of 8100 readings at any logging interval ex 506 days at a 90 minute...

Page 78: ...to 35 C 1 C at other than above 46 g Tip 5 dia x 20 L mm Cord 1 5 m Body 25 W x 62 H x 20 D mm ABS resin PVC resin Stainless steel 0 5 C 20 to 30 C 1 C at other than above 16 g 25 W x 70 H x 20 D mm...

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