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Technical SpecificationFLUXUS® F601FLUXUSsupported by handleMeasurement with transducers mounted by mounting frames and flow transmitter fixed to the pipe by the QuickFix pipe mounting fixtureMeasurement equipment in transport caseF601Portable Ultrasonic Flow Measurement of LiquidsPortable instrument for non-intrusive, quick ultrasonic flow measurement with clamp-on technology for all types of pipingFeatures•Precise bi-directional and highly dynamic flow measure-ment with the non-intrusive clamp-on technology •High precision at fast and slow flow rates, high tem-perature and zero point stability•Portable, easy-to-use flow transmitter with 2 flow chan-nels, multiple inputs/outputs, an integrated data logger with a serial interface•Water and dust-tight (NEMA 4); resistant against oil, many liquids and dirt•Li-Ion battery provides up to 14 hours of measurement operation•Automatic loading of calibration data and transducer detection for a fast and easy set-up (less than 5 min), providing precise and long-term stable results •User-friendly design•Transducers available for a wide range of inner pipe diameters () and fluid temperatures ()•Probe for wall thickness measurement available•Robust, water-tight (NEMA 4) transport case with com-prehensive accessories•HybridTrek automatically switches between transit time and NoiseTrek mode of measurement when high partic-ulate flows are encountered•QuickFix for fast mounting of the flow transmitter in diffi-cult conditionsApplicationsDesigned for the following industries:•Chemical industry•Water and wastewater industry •Oil and gas industry•Cooling systems and air conditioners •Facility management •Aviation industry0.25 to 256 in -40 to +752 °FFLUXUS® F601Technical Specification Table of Contents Function (3)Measurement Principle (3)Calculation of Volumetric Flow Rate (3)Number of Sound Paths (4)Typical Measurement Setup (5)Flow Transmitter (6)Technical Data (6)Dimensions (8)Standard Scope of Supply (9)Connection of Adapters (10)Example for the Equipment of a Transport Case (11)Transducers (12)Transducer Selection (12)Transducer Order Code (13)Technical Data (14)Transducer Mounting Fixture (17)Coupling Materials for Transducers (21)Connection Systems (22)Transducer Cable (22)Clamp-on Temperature Probe (optional) (23)Wall Thickness Measurement (optional) (24)Technical Specification FLUXUS® F601FunctionMeasurement PrincipleTransit Time Difference PrincipleIn order to measure the flow of a medium in a pipe, ultrasonic signals are used, employing the transit time dif-ference principle. Ultrasonic signals are emitted by a transducer installed on the pipe and received by a sec-ond transducer. These signals are emitted alternately in the flow direction and against it.As the medium in which the signals propagate is flowing, the transit time of the ultrasonic signals in the flow direction is shorter than against the flow direction.The transit time difference, ∆t, is measured and allows the flowmeter to determine the average flow velocity along the propagation path of the ultrasonic signals. A flow profile correction is then performed in order to ob-tain the area averaged flow velocity, which is proportional to the volumetric flow rate.Two integrated microprocessors control the entire measuring process. This allows the flowmeter to remove disturbance signals, and to check each received ultrasonic wave for its validity which reduces noise.HybridTrekIf the gaseous or solid content in the medium increases occasionally during measurement, a measurement with the transit time difference principle is no longer possible. NoiseTrek mode will then be selected by the flowmeter. This measurement method allows the flowmeter to achieve a stable measurement even with high gaseous or solid content.The transmitter can switch automatically between transit time and NoiseTrek mode without any changes to the measurement setup.Calculation of Volumetric Flow Rate= k Re . A . k a . ∆t/(2 . t fl )wherePath of the ultrasonic signal Transit time difference ∆t=volumetric flow ratek Re =fluid mechanics calibration factor A =cross-sectional pipe area k a =acoustical calibration factor ∆t =transit time difference t fl=transit time in the mediumV ·V ·FLUXUS® F601Technical SpecificationNumber of Sound PathsThe number of sound paths is the number of transits of the ultrasonic signal through the medium in the pipe. Depending on the number of sound paths, the following methods of installation exist:•reflect arrangementThe number of sound paths is even. Both of the transducers are mounted on the same side of the pipe. Correct positioning of the transducers is easier.•diagonal arrangementThe number of sound paths is odd. Both of the transducers are mounted on opposite sides of the pipe.•direct modeDiagonal mode with 1 sound path. This should be used in the case of a high signal attenuation by the medi-um, pipe or coatings.The preferred method of installation depends on the application. While increasing the number of sound paths increases the accuracy of the measurement, signal attenuation increases as well. The optimum number of sound paths for the parameters of the application will be determined automatically by the transmitter.As the transducers can be mounted with the transducer mounting fixture in reflect arrangement or diagonal ar-rangement, the number of sound paths can be adjusted optimally for the application.a = transducer distancenegative transducer distanceTechnical Specification FLUXUS® F601Typical Measurement Setuppower supply unit/battery charging unitExample of a measurement setup in reflect arrangementFLUXUS® F601Technical SpecificationFlow TransmitterTechnical DataFLUXUSF601designportablemeasurementmeasurement principle transit time difference correlation principle,automatic NoiseTrek selection for measurements with high gaseous or solid content flow velocity 0.03 to 82 ft/srepeatability 0.15 % of reading ±0.03 ft/smediumall acoustically conductive liquids with < 10 % gaseous or solid content in volume (transit time difference principle)temperature compensation corresponding to the recommendations in ANSI/ASME MFC-5.1-2011accuracy 1with standard calibration with advanced calibration (optional)with field calibration 2±0.5 % of reading ±0.03 ft/sflow transmitter power supply 100 to 240 V/50 to 60 Hz (power supply unit),10.5 to 15 V DC (socket at transmitter),integrated battery batteryLi-Ion, 7.2 V/4.5 Ahoperating time (without outputs, inputs and backlight): > 14 h power consumption< 6 W number of flow measuring channels2signal attenuation0 to 100 s, adjustable measuring cycle (1 channel)100 to 1000 Hzresponse time 1 s (1 channel), option: 70 ms housing material PA, TPE, AutoTex, stainless steel degree of protection NEMA 4dimensions see dimensional drawing weight 4.2 lbfixationQuickFix pipe mounting fixture ambient temperature 14 to 140 °Fdisplay2 x 16 characters, dot matrix, backlight menu languageEnglish, German, French, Dutch, Spanishmeasuring functions physical quantities volumetric flow rate, mass flow rate, flow velocity,heat flow (if temperature inputs are installed)totalizervolume, mass, optional: heat quantity calculation functions average, difference, sumdiagnostic functions sound speed, signal amplitude, SNR, SCNR, standard deviation of amplitudes and transit times data logger loggable values all physical quantities, totalized values and diagnostic values capacity> 100000 measured values1for transit time difference principle, reference conditions and v > 0.49 ft/s 2reference uncertainty < 0.2 %±1.6 % of reading ±0.03 ft/s ±1.2 % of reading ±0.03 ft/sTechnical Specification FLUXUS® F601 communicationinterface RS232/USBserial data kitsoftware (all Windows™ ver-sions)-FluxData: download of measurement data, graphical presentation, conversion to other formats (e.g. for Excel™)-FluxKoef: creating medium data sets-FluxSubstanceLoader: upload of medium data setsсable RS232adapter RS232 - USBtransport casedimensions19.7 x 15.7 x 7.5 inoutputsThe outputs are galvanically isolated from the transmitter. number see standard scope of supply on page 9, max. on request accessories output adapter (if number of outputs > 4)current outputrange0/4 to 20 mAaccuracy0.1 % of reading ±15 μAactive output R ext < 200 Ωpassive output U ext = 4 to 16 V, depending on R extR ext < 500 Ωfrequency outputrange0 to 5 kHzopen collector24 V/4 mAbinary outputoptorelay26 V/100 mAbinary output as alarm output-functions limit, change of flow direction or errorbinary output as pulse output-pulse value0.01 to 1000 units-pulse width 1 to 1000 msinputsThe inputs are galvanically isolated from the transmitter. number see standard scope of supply on page 9, max. 4 accessories input adapter (if number of inputs > 2)temperature inputtype Pt100/Pt1000connection4-wirerange-238 to +1040 °Fresolution0.01 Kaccuracy±0.01 % of reading ±0.03 Kcurrent inputaccuracy0.1 % of reading ±10 μApassive input R i = 50 Ω, P i < 0.3 W-range-20 to +20 mAvoltage inputrange0 to 1 Vaccuracy0.1 % of reading ±1 mVinternal resistance R i = 1 MΩFLUXUS F601FLUXUS® F601Technical Specification DimensionsTechnical Specification FLUXUS® F601 Standard Scope of SupplyFLUXUS® F601Technical Specification Connection of AdaptersExample for the Equipment of a Transport Caseserial data kitpower supply unit, mains cabletransducer mounting fixturemeasuring tapetransmittertransducersuser manual,Quick Start Guidecoupling compoundwall thickness probe (optional)QuickFix pipe mounting fixturetemperature probes (optional)TransducersTransducer Selectiontransducer order codeFSK 3.97.9141.7255.9 FSM2 3.978.7133.9FSQ0.390.98 5.915.7FSS0.240.39 2.80.20.4242040200inner pipe diameter [in] recommended possibleTransducer Order Code1, 2345, 67, 89 to 1112, 13no. of character t r a n s d u c e rt r a n s d u c e r f r e q u e n c y-a m b i e n t t e m p e r a t u r ee x p l o s i o n p r o t e c t i o nc o n n e c t i o n s y s t e m-e x t e n s i o n c a b l e/o p t i o ndescriptionFSset of ultrasonic flow transducers for liquids measurement, shear wave K0.5 MHzM 1 MHz Q 4 MHz S 8 MHzN normal temperature rangeEextended temperature range (shear wave transducers with trans-ducer frequency M, Q)NNnot explosion proof NLwith Lemo connectorXXXcable length in m, for max. length of extension cable see page 22 LClong transducer cable (only FSK)example FSM-NNNNL-000shear wave transducer 1 MHz, normal temperature range,connection system NL with Lemo connector--/Technical DataShear Wave TransducersShear Wave TransducersShear Wave Transducers (extended temperature range)Transducer Mounting FixtureOrder Code1, 234567 to 9no. of character t r a n s d u c e r m o u n t i n g f i x t u r et r a n s d u c e r-m e a s u r e m e n t a r r a n g e m e n ts i z e-f i x a t i o no u t e r p i p e d i a m e t e rdescriptionFS mounting framesLM ladder chain mounting accessory VP portable Variofix TB tension beltsWLtransducer box for WaveInjectorA all transducersK transducers with transducer frequency K M transducers with transducer frequency M Q transducers with transducer frequency Q Stransducers with transducer frequency SD reflect arrangement or diagonal arrangement/direct mode Rreflect arrangement S small Mmedium C chains Nwithout fixation L080.5 to 8 in L220.5 to 22 in 0100.39 to 3.9 in 0250.39 to 9.8 in 0550.39 to 21.7 in 150 2 to 59.1 in 2102 to 82.7 inexample VPA-DM-C055portable Variofix and chains --ladder chain mounting accessory LMTechnical Specification FLUXUS® F601Coupling Materials for TransducersTechnical Datanormal temperature range(4th character of transducer ordercode =N)extended temperature range(4th character of transducer ordercode =E)WaveInjector WI-400< 212 °F < 338 °F< 302 °F < 392 °F< 536 °F536 to 752 °Fcoupling compound type N coupling compound type Ecoupling compound type E coupling compound type E or Hcoupling foil type A and coupling foil type VTcoupling foil type B and coupling foil type VTtypeorder code ambient temperature materialremark°Fcoupling compound type N990739-1-22 to +266mineral grease paste coupling compound type E990739-2-22 to +392silicone paste coupling compound type H990739-3-22 to +482fluoropolymer paste coupling foil type A 990739-7max. 536lead coupling foil type B990739-8> 536 to 752silvercoupling foil type VT 990739-014 to +392fluoroelastomerfor transducers with transducerfrequency G, H, K990739-6for shear wave transducers with transducer frequency M, P990739-14for shear wave transducers IP68 and Lambwave transducers with transducer frequency M, P990739-5for transducers with transducer frequency Qcoupling foil not to be used for transducer mounting fixture with magnetsFLUXUS® F601Technical SpecificationConnection SystemsTransducer CableTechnical Datatransducer frequency (3d character of transducerorder code)G, H, K M, P Q S N Lx y l 1xy l 1x y l 1x y l cable length ft69≤ 8266≤ 8263≤ 8233≤ 65cable length (option LC)ft622≤ 82---------1> 82 to 328 ft on requestx, y = transducer cable length l = max. length of extension cabletransducer cableextension cabletype169925511750standard length ft see table above 1632max. lengthft -see table above 32ambient temperature °F-67 to +392-13 to +176< 144sheath materialstainless steel 304--outer diameter in0.31--cable jacket materialPTFE TPE-O PE outer diameter in 0.110.310.24thickness in0.010.02color brown black black shieldxxx-Technical Specification FLUXUS® F601Clamp-on Temperature Probe (optional)Technical DataConnectionTemperature ProbeConnectorCabletechnical type PT13N PT13N PT13F PT13F order code 670413-1670412-1670413-2670412-2design short response timetypePt10002x Pt1000 matched according to EN 1434-1Pt10002x Pt1000 matchedaccording to EN 1434-1connection4-wire 4-wire measuring range °F-22 to +482-58 to +482accuracy T ±(0.27 °F + 2 . 10-3 . (|T [°F]| - 32 °F)), class A±(0.27 °F + 2 . 10-3 . (|T [°F]| - 32 °F)), class Aaccuracy ∆T-≤ 0.1 K(3 K < ∆T < 6 K), more corresponding to EN 1434-1-≤ 0.1 K(3 K < ∆T < 6 K), more corresponding to EN 1434-1response times508housingaluminum PEEK, stainless steel 304, copperdegree of protection NEMA 4NEMA 4weight (without con-nector)lb0.6 1.10.7 1.4fixationclamp-onclamp-onaccessoriesthermal conductivity paste 392 °Fx x thermal conductivity foil 482 °Fx x plastic protection plate, insulation foam -xdimensions length l in0.590.55width b in 0.59 1.18height hin0.79 1.06dimensional drawingA Bpin cable of temperature probeextension cable1white/blue blue 2red/bluegray3, 4, 5not connected6red red 7whitewhite8not connectedcable of temperature probe extension cabletype4 x 0.25 mm² black or white LIYCY 8 x 0.14 mm² gray standard length ft 916/32/82max. length ft-656cable jacketPTFEPVCABred/blueredwhite/bluewhiteWall Thickness Measurement (optional)The pipe wall thickness is an important pipe parameter which has to be determined exactly for a good mea-surement. However, the pipe wall thickness often is unknown.The wall thickness probe can be connected to the transmitter instead of the flow transducers and the wall thickness measurement mode is activated automatically.Acoustic coupling compound is applied to the wall thickness probe which then is placed firmly on the pipe.The wall thickness is displayed and can be stored directly in the transmitter.Technical DataCabletechnical type DWR1NZ7measuring range 1in 0.04 to 9.8resolution in 0.0004accuracy1 % ± 0.004 in medium temperature °F-4 to +392,short-time peak max. 932сable type 2616lengthft41 The measuring range depends on the attenuation of the ultrasonic signal in thepipe. For strongly attenuating plastics (e.g. PFA, PTFE, PP) the measuring range is smaller.type2616ambient temperature °F<392cable jacket materialFEP outer diameter in0.2color black shieldxDWR1NZ7FLEXIM AMERICAS Corporation Edgewood, NY 11717USATel.:(631) 492-2300Fax:(631) 492-2117internet: e-mail:*****************1-888-852-7473 Subject to change without notification. Errors excepted. FLUXUS® is a registered trademark of FLEXIM GmbH.。
便携式露点仪型安全操作及保养规程1. 前言本文档讨论的是便携式露点仪型安全操作及保养规程。
在使用该设备时，用户应遵循以下安全操作规程，以确保使用过程中的安全和设备的可靠性。
2. 设备概述便携式露点仪是一种用于测试露点的设备，主要包括以下几部分：•型号和序列号标签•背包•露点仪主体•传感器指示器•外部气体钳•电池计量器在使用设备之前，需要详细了解设备部件和操作方法，以避免不当操作和设备损坏。
3. 安全操作规程在使用便携式露点仪时，需要遵循以下安全规程。
3.1 使用环境1.请在通风良好的室内或户外使用设备。
在密闭环境下使用设备会使空气中的湿度升高，从而影响测试准确性。
2.在使用设备时，应确保测试环境中不存在易燃、易爆或有害气体。
如果存在，应事先将这些气体排出或使用配套气体净化器。
3.2 操作前准备1.在操作设备之前，请先阅读设备说明书，并确认是否需要进行校准。
2.检查设备各部分是否完好，特别是检查传感器是否干净，以确保测试数据的准确性。
3.确认设备所采用的气体和供气压力是否正确。
如果使用现场气体时，应使用配套的气体管路和外部气体钳。
3.3 操作细节1.在功能设定时，请确认功能设定参数，如试样量等。
如果不确定，请参考相关说明书或咨询专业人士。
2.在使用过程中，请勿将传感器插入水或其他液体中。
在进行露点测试时，应确保传感器处于干燥状态。
3.如果设备出现任何异常情况，如传感器指示异常等，应立即停止测试，检查设备并联系设备供应商或维修人员。
3.4 设备保养1.在使用完设备后，请将设备置于干燥处。
2.在存储设备时，请勿长时间存放在高温、潮湿环境中。
3.定期对设备进行维修和保养，确保设备良好的性能和使用寿命。
4. 总结本文档讨论了便携式露点仪型安全操作及保养规程。
在使用该设备时，应遵循相关安全规程，确保设备正常运行和测试准确性。
同时，也需要注意设备的保养，以延长设备使用寿命和性能。
如果在使用设备时遇到任何问题，请及时联系设备供应商或维修人员。
CERMAX ISIssue 11, March 2003 Manual No.97046 43Pages1.1 (4)1.2 (5)1.3 ATEX (5)2.CERMAX IS (7)2.1 (7)2.2 (7)2.2.1 (7)2.2.2 (7)2.3 (8)2.4 (8)2.4.1 (8)2.4.2 (9)3. CERMAX IS (10)3.1 (10)3.2 (11)3.3 (11)3.3.1 (12)3.4 (12)3.4.1 (12)3.4.2 DEW POINT( ) (13)3.4.3 PPM(W)( ) ( ) (14)3.4.4 PPM(V) 1b/mmscf g/m3 %RH (14)3.5 (14)3.5.1 (15)3.5.2 (15)3.5.3 (15)3.5.4 (16)3.5.5 (16)3.5.6 (17)3.5.7 (18)3.6 (19)3.6.1 (Test No.) (20)3.6.2 (20)3.6.3 (20)3.6.4 (21)3.6.5 (21)3.6.6 (21)3.6.7 (21)3.6.8 (22)3.6.9 (22)3.6.10 (23)3.6.11 (23)3.6.12 (23)3.7 (24)3.7.1 (25)3.7.2 (26)3.8 (27)3.9 (29)4.1 (31)4.2 (31)4.3 (32)4.4 (32)5. (33)5.1 (33)5.2 CERMAX IS (33)5.2.1 (34)5.2.2 (34)5.3 (35)6. 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CERMAX IS3.110 USER SETUP DEFAULT( ) PREVIOUS( )DEW POINT,OVER ICENONEo C o FpsigDEFAULT/PREVIOUSCERMAX ISSENSOR ID C123 C45 CALIBRATED 14:04:99SOFTWARE VERSION B1.80.00 I.S.COPYRIGHT MICHELL INSTRUMENTS LTD.1aUSER SETUP: DEFAULT PREVIOUSBATTERY CHECK OK1b3.2(MAIN DISPLAY) (AUXILIARY DISPLAY)2Stable DP @ Pressure 10.2ºC10.2 °C DPWARNING - LOW BATTERY33.7DATE 14:04:97 TIME 14:25NO LOGGED DATA AVAILABLE43.33CERMAX ISMain Display Main option3.3.1MENU3.4.DP PPM(V)PPM(W)g/m 3Ib/mmscf %RH 3.4.1MAIN DISPLAY AUX DISPLAY LOGGING DP °C °F K OVER WATER PPM(V) PPM(W)5aMAIN DISPLAY AUX DISPLAY LOGGINGg/m 3lb/mmscf %RHMAIN DISPLAY AUX DISPLAY LOGGING DP °C °F K OVER WATER PPM(V) PPM(W)63.4.2 DEW POINT( )o C o F KMAIN DISPLAY AUX DISPLAY LOGGING DP °C °F K OVER WATER PPM(V) PPM(W)7 o F0o C OVER WATER0o C OVER WATERMAIN DISPLAY AUX DISPLAY LOGGING DP °C °F K OVER WATER PPM(V) PPM(W) 83.4.3 PPM(W)( ) ( )PPM(W)MAIN DISPLAY AUX DISPLAY LOGGING DP PPM(V)PPM(W) N 2 AIR CO 2 H 2 SF 69 PPM(W) 3.4.4 PPM(V) 1b/mmscf g/m 3 %RH PPM(V) 1b/mmscf g/m 3 %rh3.5%rh%rhAuxiliary OptionsMain Option NoneSet Temp Set Press SensorDisplay DPxPPM(V) xPPM(W) xg/m 3x x x lb/mmscf x xx %RHx xxNone. 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OWNER’S MANUAL PRO-68SE LASER-RADAR DETECTORWHISTLER FEA TURESPRO-68SE Accessories:•Windshield Bracket Kit •Straight Power Cord •Non-Skid Dash Pad •Hardwire Kit12681091171312141.Bracket Release Button –Provides quickand easy release of the mounting bracket.2. Speaker –Provides distinct audio warningsfor X, K, Ka band radar, safety radar and laser.3.Mounting Bracket Location –Slot holdsmounting bracket firmly.4.Radar Antenna –Compact, high-efficiencyantenna receives radar signals.5.Front Laser Antenna –High gain optical lensprovides increased sensitivity and field of view for leading-edge laser detection.6. Rear Laser Antenna –An integrated opticalwave-guide provides superior detection of laser signals transmitted from behind.7.City Button -Reduces the annoyance offalse alerts typically encountered in urban driving areas.8.Quiet Button - Pressing QUIET before asignal is detected engages Auto Quiet Mode which automatically reduces the audio level after the initial warning to a low audio level setting. Pressing QUIET during a radar/laser encounter silences audio alerts,while allowing visual alerts to keep you informed.9. Power/Volume -Turns unit on/off andadjusts audio level.10. Dim/Dark Button -Engages Dim/Darkmode display options.11. Menu Button -Enters option select mode.12. Numeric Icon Display –Provides distinctvisual confirmation of signals detected, signal strength, and engaged modes of operation.13. Low Profile Alert Periscopes -Provides anadditional attention getting visual alert.14.Power Jack –Provides connection for thepower cord.FEA TURE DESCRIPTIONSMounting Guidelines•Mount the unit as low as possible near the center of the windshield.•Do not mount your unit behind wipers,ornaments, mirrored sunscreens, etc. These obstructions have metal surfaces which can affect radar and laser signals and reduce critical warning time. (Regular tinted glass does not affect reception.)•Some windshields have an Instaclear ™orElectriclear ™type coating, which affects radar signals.Consult your dealer or the vehicle’sowner’s manual to determine if your windshield has this coating.•Avoid placing unit in direct contact with wind shield.•To reduce the possibility of theft, conceal your unit when not in use.Windshield Mounting•Install the two suction cups and rubber bumper onto the bracket by fitting them into their holes.•Press the suction cups onto the windshield at the location you have chosen. (Image A)Important: S ome newer cars have a plastic safety coating on the inside of the windshield. The windshield bracket may leave permanent marks on this type of surface.T o find out if your vehicle has this type of windshield,check the vehicle’s owner’s manual or ask your dealer .INST ALLATIONWindshield MountingWe recommend that you do not leave the suction cup bracket on the windshield in direct sunlight. If the detector is removed, this may cause blistering of the dash in some vehicles.•Slide the detector onto the bracket until it locks intoplace. (Image B)•If necessary , the unit may be leveled by bending the windshield bracket. Press the bracket release button and remove the detector before bending.Power Cord Connection•Plug the small end of the power cord into the unit’s power jack.•Plug the large end into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter .N o t e :Cord fits tightly into detector. When installing the cord, expect some resistance.Fuse ReplacementThe lighter socket plug is equipped with areplaceable 2 amp, 3AG fuse located behind the silver tip. To replace the fuse, carefully unscrew the tip of the plug.I m p o r t a n t :Unscrew slowly. The tip contains a spring which may fly out when disassembling.Insert the new fuse with the spring and screw on the tip. With use, screw cap on plug may loosen.Retighten occasionally.Unscrew the tip of the lighter socket plug carefully when replacing the 2 amp fuse.INSTALLATIONRubber Bumper(Image B)Power On and Self-TestEach time your Whistler detector is turned on, an automatic self-test sequence confirms that the speaker and display are functional.•Press Power. Display indicates (in order):1. X-Band2. K-Band3.Ka-Band SER 6. P (POP)Setting SaverSetting Saver saves your personalized settings so that when the detector is turned off and then on again, you do not have to re-enter them.Feature Engaged Confirmation Each time a button is pressed one beep confirms feature “on”, two beeps confirm feature “off”.Audio Level AdjustmentThe audio levels can be adjusted high to low or low to high.•Rotate Power/Volume button back to increase audio level.•Rotate Power/Volume button forward to decrease audio level.As audio level is adjusted, beeps are provided and the display indicates volume level.Self T est MuteSimply press the Quiet button during the self-test sequence to cancel the self-test audio. This will not affect radar/laser alerts. To restore the self-testaudio, simply press the Quiet button during the next self-test.Quiet ModeQuiet cancels audio during an alert and any new alert within 20 seconds. After 20 seconds of no alerts, the audio is restored for any new alerts.• Press Quiet to cancel the audio.• Press Quiet a second time during an alert torestore the standard audio alert pattern; or turn the unit off, then on.OPERATIONOPERATIONAuto Quiet ModeAuto Quiet reduces the selected audio level to level (1) approximately 5 seconds after a radar or safety radar signal is detected. The alert for any new signal within 20 seconds will resume at level (1). Auto Quiet does not affect laser alerts.•Press Quiet button (before a signal is detected) to engage Auto Quiet.•Once the Auto Quiet mode is engaged, youmay cancel the audio alarm by pressing Quiet.•Press Quiet (when the unit is not alarming) tocancel Auto Quiet mode.Stay Alert FeatureThe Stay Alert Feature is designed to test a driver’s alertness. To engage (when unit is not alarming) :•Press and hold City for approximately 2 seconds. Release button during or immediately after the alert is given.The “H” or “C” will flash indicating Stay Alert is activated. Within 30-60 seconds two beeps are sounded; to show alertness, the driver must press either the Menu, City, or Quiet button within 3-5 seconds.If the button is pressed within 3-5 seconds, the cycle is repeated. If a button is not pressed with in 3-5 seconds, the alarm sounds and the entire display will flash.•Press Power to exitWARNING Stay Alert is NOT intended as a substitute for adequate rest. Y ou should NOT operate a vehicle if you are drowsy. During extended periods of vehicle operation,you should take frequent breaks. Improper reliance on the Stay Alert feature may result in vehicle damage, personal injury or death.NEVER OPERATE A VEHICLE IF YOU ARE DROWSY.Low Profile Alert PeriscopesWhistler’s Low Profile Alert Periscopes provide anadded attention getting visual alert. The two extraLED’s flash on and off when the unit alarms toprovide a unique visual alert. This alert can beprogrammed through the Option Select Mode tobe: ON, OFF, or FLASHING during alerts.City/City 1/City 2 ModesWhistler’s Three Stage City Mode is designed toreduce the annoyance of automatic dooropeners, intrusion alarms and other deviceswhich share frequencies with police radar.Generally, X band is used for these devices.• Press City to cancel Highway Mode andengage City Mode.• Press City button again to enter City 1 Mode• Press City button again to enter City 2 Mode• Press City a fourth time to cancel City 2 Modeand return the unit to Highway Mode.In City Mode, weak speed/safety radar signalsgive an initial alarm of two beeps, and thenremains quiet unless the signal becomes verystrong. When the signal strength increases, twoadditional beeps are provided. City 1 and City 2Modes operate the same as Highway Mode, butin City 1 Mode, X band requires a strongersignal to alert. In City 2 Mode, X-band is notdetected.Caution:Some towns/small cities may still beusing X band radar. City Modes do not changethe audio alert for laser.OPERATIONHighway ModeHighway mode provides full audio warnings anytime radar (X, K, Ka, Safety Radar) or lasersignals are detected, and is recommended foropen road driving.Teach/Tutorial ModeProvides simulated alerts for each type of signal.•Press City and Quiet buttons simultaneouslyand release.•Press Power to exit.Dim/Dark ModesDim/Dark Mode reduces the illumination of thedisplay• Press and release the Dark button to reduceillumination to a dim setting.• Press and release the Dark button a secondtime to engage Dark Mode. The displayillumination is further reduced.Dim or Dark can be engaged during an alert. InDark Mode, the display goes dark for as long asa signal is being detected and 20 seconds after,then the display returns to the dimmer setting.• Press and release the Dark button a third timeto restore the display to full illumination.OPERATIONSafety Warning System ™In communities where transmitters are located,the Safety Warning System ™displays over 60text messages. When Safety Radar is detected aunique audio alert is soundedand displays a to indicate an SWS ™ message has been received.Note: Not all areas have Safety Warning System ™transmitters.Filter ModeThere are times when another radar detector can emit the same frequency as police radar and can cause your detector to falsely alarm. The Whistler Filter Mode options provide a method to reduce the occurrences of these situations.Filter:Allows for normal filtering.Filter 1:Provides an extra step to analyze the signal that may come from other detectors.Filter 2:Provides further signal analysis before alerting.Filter is the factory default and should provide adequate filtering for most conditions.Filter Mode does not override Highway or City settings. See Option Select Mode to change Filter settings.Vehicle Battery Saver ModeThe Vehicle Battery Saver Mode automatically shuts off your detector within 6 hours. The timer is reset if the detector is turned off, unplugged or any button is pressed before the 6 hours have expired. The detector will alert you with an audible and visual warning before it shuts off. During this warning you can reset the timer by pressing any button.If the unit has automatically turned itself off,press the Power button to turn the unit back on.You can manually engage the Vehicle Battery Saver Mode by pressing and holding the City button until one beep is heard.OPERATION OPERATIONOption Select ModePress the Menu button to enter Option Select Mode. Each press of the Menu button changes to the next selectable feature.The Dark (DD ) button and the Quiet (Q Q ) button turns the feature ON/OFF or Blinking. The decimal point illumination indicates whether a feature is on or off. A button must be pressed within 20 seconds or Option Select Mode will automatically be exited.OPERATIONFeature: Display: To Change: Option:POP ™ Mode AlertsBecause POP ™Mode radar utilizes the sameK or Ka band frequencies, POP ™Mode Alerts will be displayed as regular radar alerts.LASER/RADAR ALERTSSpeed Radar Audio/Visual AlertsWhen X, K or Ka is detected, the band ID and signal strength are displayed. The audio alert is continuous and has a geiger counter-like pattern. The faster the beep, the closer or stronger the radar source.Laser Audio/Visual AlertsWhen a laser signal is detected the audio alert is continuous for a minimum of 3 seconds. •The unit displays an “L”.Pulse Protection ®Pulse (or instant-on) radar is more difficult to detect than conventional radar because itremains ‘off’ until activated to measure the speed of a targeted vehicle.When a pulse type transmission is detected, your Whistler detector sounds an urgent 3-second audio warning and the unit displays a “P”. After the 3-second pulse alert, the standard alert pattern continues for as long as the signal is present.It is important to respond promptly to a pulse alert, since warning time may be minimal.POP ™ MODE ALERTSAlert PriorityWhen two or more signals are received at the same time, the alert priority is:ser2.Speed Radar3. Safety Radar Example:If X band is alerting, then suddenly a laser signal is detected, the laser warning will override the X band alert.LASER/RADAR ALERTSReset FeaturesAll user features can be reset to factory settings.•Unplug Power Cord from unit.•Press and hold Power and Quiet buttons.•Plug Power Cord into unit.• Wait for 2 beeps.•Release Power and Quiet buttons.Unit is now reset to the following features and settings.Default factory settings are:1.Audio to level (4).2.Displays “H”3.Auto Quiet Mode OFF .4.Safety Radar OFF .5.Dim/Dark Mode to full illumination.6.All Radar Bands ON.7.LED Periscope to Blink.8.POP ON.9.Filter ON.10. Laser ON.TROUBLESHOOTINGYour Whistler detector is expertly engineered and designed to exacting quality standards to provide you with reliable, trouble-free operation.If your unit has been correctly installed following the guidelines in this manual, but is not operating optimally, please refer to the troubleshooting guide below.PROBLEM: No display or audio.•Check fuse in Whistler plug; replace if necessary with a 2 amp, 3AG type.•Check fuse for lighter socket; replace if necessary.•Make sure lighter socket is clean.RESET FEATURESPROBLEM: Unit alarms when vehicle hits bumps.•Check for loose lighter socket; tighten and clean.•Check connections at both ends of power cord. Substitute another cord to determine if cord is defective. Return defective cord to the factory.TROUBLESHOOTINGCare And MaintenanceDuring the summer months, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight by removing your unit from the dash when your vehicle is parked for an extended period of time. Do not spray water,cleaners, or polishes directly onto the unit. The spray may penetrate through the openings and damage the unit. Also, do not use any abrasive cleaners on the unit’s exterior.ARE DETECTORS LEGAL?In Most States YES!Laser-Radar detectors are legal in every state for automobiles and light trucks (under 10,000 lbs.)except Virginia and Washington, D.C., which have local regulations restricting the use of radar receivers in any vehicle.The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)passed a nationwide regulation, effectiveJanuary 1994, which prohibited radar and laser detector use in vehicles over 10,000 lbs.CARE AND MAINTENANCEFCC ID : HSXWH20This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device many not cause harmful interference, and(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.Important:FCC requirements state thatchanges or modifications not expressly approved by Whistler could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.SPEED MONITORINGRadar FactsA radar gun operates by transmitting radio waves at certain frequencies which reflect off objects and are picked up by the radar gun’s receiving section. When a radar beam reflects off a moving target, a measurable frequency shift occurs. The radar unit converts this shift into miles per hour to determine your vehicle’s speed.Currently, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) permits operation of traffic radar guns at X Band (10.500 - 10.550 GHz), K Band (24.050 - 24.250 GHz), and Ka Band (33.400 -36.000 GHz).Note: A radar detector will not alarm if an officer is not transmitting on any one of the above radar bands.POP™ ModePOP ™Mode is a feature on some radar guns operating on K and Ka bands. When the gun is in POP ™Mode and activated, a brief burst of energy, less that 1/15 of a second, is transmitted and the vehicle’s speed is quickly acquired. A detector without POP ™Mode detection capability cannot respond to this brief transmission.FCC INFORMATIONLaser Facts It’s well documented that many radar guns cannot reliably provide the speed of a targeted vehicle that is traveling in a group of vehicles. In contrast, a laser gun can target a specific vehicle out of a line of traffic and determine its speed.The advantage of laser over radar in terms of target identification is the result of the laser gun’s narrow beam. A radar gun’s transmission can cover more than a four-lane highway at adistance of 1,000 feet, compared with a laser gun’s transmission which covers about 3 feet at the same distance. For best protection, keep these points in mind:•Because the vehicle’s license plate orheadlights are the laser gun’s primary targets,mounting the Whistler detector on the dashboard can improve laser detection at short range.•Do not follow closely behind any vehicle. If you can’t see past a vehicle ahead of you, chances are your detector won’t either.•The receiving range of laser signals will not be the same as radar signals. Laser guns are most often used at short range.Whistler Laser-Radar detectors receive all current laser guns which operate at a laser wavelength of 905+/- 10mm.•Pro Laser ™I II III •LT1 20-20•Ultra Lyte •Laser Atlanta™ Stealth Mode •Stalker •Pro LightSPEED MONITORINGLaser Tips If you are the targeted vehicle, a laser gun can often determine your speed within a few seconds after you receive an alert. In this situation, there is generally no time to safely adjust your speed. However, if you are traveling near or behind the targeted vehicle and receive an alert, response time should be sufficient. Any laser alert, regardless of duration, requires immediate action!Other Speed Detection SystemsSeveral techniques other than radar or laser are used to measure vehicle speeds. When these methods are being used, no detector can provide a warning. These techniques include:• P a c i n g - A patrol car drives behind you and matches your driving speed.•V a s c a r /A i r c r a f t - The time it takes a vehicle to travel a known distance is measured.SPEED MONITORINGConsumer WarrantyThis Whistler Laser-Radar detector is warranted to the original purchaser for a period of two years from the date of original purchase against all defects in materials and workmanship. This limited warranty is void if the unit is abused, modified, installed improperly , or if the housingand/or serial numbers have been removed.There are no express warranties covering this product other than those set forth in this warranty . All express or implied warranties for this product are limited to the above time. Whistler is not liable for damages arising from the use, misuse, or operation of this product.WARRANTY INFORMATIONWHISTLER RADAR DETECTORS GPS RADAR DETECTOR。
精密露点仪技术手册一、产品简介精密露点仪是根据国家电力行业标准DL/T506-2007《六氟化硫电气设备中绝缘气体湿度测量方法》和现场的使用要求研发而成，采用高精度露点传感器和最新数字电路控制技术，是测量SF6气体中微量水分含量的高精度智能型电力测试仪，适用于石油、电力、冶金、环保、科研院所以及电建等单位和部门。
精密露点仪配有多种接头以及德国原装进口自锁触头，安全可靠，无漏气，保证数据准确性和可靠性，便携式操作，测试过程响应时间快、测量周期短，显示直观，操作简便。
精密露点仪采用智能化自校准技术，测量范围宽，响应速度快，准确度高，线性好，测量曲线动态显示。
同时本测试仪还带有自动干燥器，可大大缩短测量时间。
二、产品性能1、高稳定性：在严重干扰条件下，测量数据能稳定在±0.5℃范围内，并具有卓越的长期稳定性，重复性好2、高精度：采用原装进口高性能露点传感器和高速12位Σ－ΔAD模数转换器，分辨力达到0.1℃，完全满足实际测量要求。
全量程内做到测量结果精确可靠，测量范围宽，响应速度快，测量结果稳定可靠3、智能化：开机自校准，传感器探头可自动校准零点，自动消除因零点漂移而引入的系统误差，保证测量的准确性4、多重保护：带油污过滤装置，不受灰尘粒子和大多数化学物污染的影响，可对传感器抗油污保护，极适合工业环境的使用。
干燥器可有效保护露点传感器探头，延长传感器使用寿命5、快速省气：开机进入测量状态后，露点值测定时间为3~5min。
该SF6微水测量仪|微水仪第一次需干燥管道和传感器，时间略长6、功能强大：4.7寸真彩触摸式液晶显示器，全中文操作界面。
直接显示露点值（℃）、微水值（uL/L）、日期及时间，动态显示露点测量曲线。
实时保存测量数据，最多可存储100组测量数据7、通信功能：具有RS232接口可与PC机串口相连，方便PC机对数据作进一步处理8、使用方便：采用日本原装进口自锁接头，插拔方便，安全可靠，无漏气。
DPT-600-S便携式露点分析仪的操作指引
（用于检测氮、氩气、氧、氢的含水量）
1.检查电池的电量如需要充电，在接上电源前必须先将量程档调到
“OFF”处。
2.接通标准气管道，缓慢调节“样品气流量调节阀”，流量为4L/m，
先吹扫连接管道，至少吹扫60秒。
3.将传感器从干燥室缓慢抽出，以免负压吸入空气，转感器吹扫1
分钟以上，直到读数稳定。
4.将分析仪打开SPAN功能，读数调整到与所用的标准气含水量相
同，并退出SPAN。
5.将分仪的传感器压回干燥室，并关闭电源,关闭标准气并拆除管
路。
备注：标准气采用氮中水量为7~9ppm。
荧光测厚仪FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY操作规程一．仪器用途荧光测厚仪FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY用于测量涂镀层厚度及成分，分析合金成分，测量镀液主盐离子浓度。
二．开机及关机步骤1．开机步骤1）开启仪器电源；2）开启打印机和计算机；3）5分钟左右后打开高压钥匙开关（仪器如果长时间不用，要30分钟打开高压钥匙开关）；4）打开FTM软件，按“确定”完成开机步骤。
2．关机步骤1）关闭FTM软件；2）关闭高压钥匙开关；3）关闭仪器电源；4）关闭计算机及打印机。
三．测量准备１．预热仪器为了保证测量的精确性和稳定性，仪器开启后必须进行充分的预热。
预热方法如下：完成正常的开机步骤后，点击图标进入“光谱”子程序。
按动图标开始不间断测量。
30分钟后按动图标停止测量，再按动图标退出“光谱”子程序后，即完成预热过程。
2．基准测量注意：这个步骤非常重要。
注意：在进行基准测量之前，必须先预热仪器。
因为仪器是以元素Ag为基准进行测量的，所以必须精确定位元素Ag的位置，不能偏移。
一般说来，一个星期做一次“基准测量”就可以了。
基准测量步骤如下：1）将元素Ag置于工作台上，调整其位置并聚焦清晰，使其清楚显示在视频窗口十字线中央。
2）选择菜单“一般—→测量基准”，按动“开始基准测量”按钮开始基准测量。
3）Ag测完之后，会提示放入原素Cu，（将元素Cu置于工作台上，使其显示在视频窗口十字线中央。
在按确定。
4）基准测量结束时，显示“基准测量完成，接受？”信息，按“确定”完成基准测量。
(如果显示“不需要做基准测量”信息，则按“确定”，再按“取消”退出即可。
)四．进行测量1．完成开机步骤，并进行预热及基准测量后，就可以开始测量样品了。
2．进行测量的步骤如下：1）根据待测样品的镀层情况，点击菜单“产品程式—→选择．．．或点击”选相应的产品程式。
2）将样品置于工作台上，调整其位置并聚焦清晰，使其清楚显示在视频窗口十字线中央。
3）按显示屏左下角的按钮“开始(s)”或仪器控制台上的“START”键开始测量，倒计时结束后即完成一次测量。
SHAW 自动露点仪操作手册型号: SADPSHAW自动露点仪通过电池供电间隔或连续测量，直接读出露点温度和PPM值。
量程SADP-（r）露点量程：℃紫点：（P）-100/0，0-6,000银点：（S）-100/-20，0-1,000红点：（R）-80/-20，0-1,000灰点：（G）-80/0，0-6,000黄点：（Y）-60/0，10-6,000蓝点：（BL）-80/+20，0-23,000金点：（GO）-50/+20，40/23,000外壳镀锌铝板压制而成，外部尺寸为202mm×225mm×276mm，重约5Kg。
仪器标配带有一个带背带的背包，一个水分计算表，调节自动校验电位器的螺刀和六角扳手及2米的PTFE的采样管。
采样连接仪器的测量室（头）两边各有一个采样口，这两个采样口一进一出，无方向要求。
随机带的采样管在第一次使用时需加热几秒钟后将管插入采样口。
仪器通过6节干电池供电，通常可使用1到2年。
如果需要，也可使用可充电电池，但此时仪器不能用于危险场合。
传感器传感器安装在仪器测量室（头）的内部，通过下列操作可取得传感器：1. 松开测量头安装法兰的三个螺丝，将测量头整个取下。
拔下传感器上的连接电缆。
2. 用扳手从测量头上拧下传感器。
尽量缩短传感器离开测量头的时间，因为测量头内的分子筛会吸收环境空气中的水分。
3.当重新安装好传感器，插好同轴电缆，并注意不要忘记安装铜垫片。
开关所有的仪器均有一个开关来控制关机、电池检查和测量。
电池和电池检查当选择了电池检查位置，指针应在绿色区域内或绿色区域的右边。
如果指针在绿色区域的左边，就需要更换电池了。
更换电池的第一步将仪器从便携包中取出，卸下防护板，打开电池筒的帽，就可更换电池。
危险场合使用—安全性所有Shaw 自动露点仪均取得EEx ia IIC T6的本安证书，将这点作为标准特性。
重点Shaw 传感器能够检测大多数气体，但有一些气体不太适合此传感器的结构，氨气和氯气应当避免接触传感器，HCL气体也能很快损坏传感器。
便携式露点仪安全操作及保养规程简介便携式露点仪也被称为便携式湿度计，是一种用于测量露点温度的设备。
它通常用于工业生产和实验室测试中，已成为一种必备仪器设备。
本文档旨在介绍便携式露点仪的安全操作和保养规程，以确保使用过程中的安全和可靠性。
安全操作规程1. 仪器安装在使用便携式露点仪之前，必须先正确安装仪器，包括连接电源和电缆。
使用便携式露点仪前需要确保以下几点：•仪器正常工作，没有任何损坏•所有电缆/接头的连接紧固牢固•电源线的插头处必须符合标准，保证接地正确2. 操作前检查在操作使用便携式露点仪之前，请做好以下检查工作：•确保正确安装仪器，并按照说明书准确操作仪器•确保所有显示屏幕的数据在合理范围内•确认电子地图正常工作•确认所有位置(如棱镜、接头和硬件) 没有出现损伤或明显改变3. 工作环境和条件使用便携式露点仪时，需要保持工作环境和条件良好。
因此，在使用时需要注意以下事项：•温度、湿度、气压和露点应该在正常范围内•意外事故和灾难风险应该减小到最低程度•工作时应该保证周围环境通风良好4. 用户制定计划在初次使用便携式露点仪之前，用户应该制定一个详细的计划，包括每天使用时间、环境、人员等，确保在使用过程中预防事故的发生。
5. 操作工作使用便携式露点仪时，请遵循以下指南：•验证所需数据，并确保仪器功能正常•如果需要移动设备，请注意不要过度拉动电线、插头等电缆和接头保养规程1. 周期性校准便携式露点仪应在使用前和使用过程中定期校准，以确保测量结果准确。
通常情况下，校准间隔时间应为1年。
在校准设备时，可以通过与其他设备进行比较来确定设备的准确性。
2. 保养计划用户应当控制便携式露点仪的环境，尤其是在高温、高湿度、高湿度和空气污染的环境更应加强关注。
在使用便携式露点仪时，请注意以下几个方面：•物体表面应保持干燥和清洁以减少灰尘和污垢的堆积•如果有污垢、油脂等附着于仪器表面，应使用清洁工具进行清洗•保证设备正常*工作温度3. 避免暴露在极端天气下便携式露点仪应避免暴露在极端天气下，因为露点仪在极端天气环境下容易受到损坏。
