User manual WAVECOM AQUALOG 5002

[. . . ] REVISION 1. 3 Dec 2001 1996 WAVECOM INSTRUMENTS PTY LTD www. wavecom. com. au Product Developed by Wavecom Instruments Pty Ltd 45 Charles St Norwood S. A. Ph 08 8331 8892 Fax 08 8331 3648 E-mail: admin@wavecom. com. au INDEX File: Connection Options Graph options Directory options Logger: Connect Disconnect Setting logger Date Time About DownLoad: Log Present Values Analysis: Log Help Contents Disclaimer: LIMITED Warranty: Wavecom Instruments PTY LTD warrants its products against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase. During the warranty period, Wavecom Instruments PTY LTD will repair (or at its option replace at no charge) the product that proves to be defective. [. . . ] This is for setting the location to identify where the readings were taken. The location is displayed in the header so the data can be identified when down loaded Sample rate: Set to 20 second intervals Setting the Clock The logger has its own real time clock and it is required to set or reset this at Day light savings changes. Simply set the date and time as per the menu or simply you can synchronise the time with your PC's clock by clicking the PC Date Time button. Memory Clear Resets the memory of all the recorded data in the Logger NOTE if the data is important to you and you have not saved it to a file DO NOT Press THIS BUTTON. 5 Restore Default This button resets the SPL to the factory default settings. Location = Norwood Memory = 0% full All Min / Max reset to 0 Start Log Delay = 00 00 0000 00:00 EXIT Closes this Menu program taking the user back to the previous screen UPDATE LOGGER When the user has set all the values they wish to change in the Logger the record button will send the changes to the Logger provided the unit is on and connected. Directory Options Default directory 6 This provides a default directory file path for storing files. This saves looking for long file paths if file need to be stored on network systems. LOG TABLE The Log table holds all the data from the SPL, Storing the data column format allowing for easy sorting and graphing. DATA DISPLAY GRAPHING. 7 The down loaded data can be displayed when the Graph button is selected the operator is then prompted to select the file stored. The data down loaded from the SPL displayed in the download table will be displayed when the graph button is pressed. If the data compression is selected in the main menu the graph displayed is representative display of the data. If detailed data is required the user can zoom in by holding the mouse button and then dragging the mouse over the area to zoom in to . To un-zoom hold the left mouse button down and drag from right to left and then release the button and the display will go to the default graph. The user can terminate the download by pressing the STOP button ONCE The program automatically Scales the PH & ORP scale on the graph when zoomed. These values are displayed on the left and right of the graph. Reset zoom but also returns the screen to default. Cursor The cursor function provides the user with on screen values as the cursor is dragged along. The measured values are displayed in the display box. The cursor can be left to display at any point along the graph by double clicking on the spot where user desires to leave cursor. To reactivate the cursor the user must click on the cursor button. [. . . ] Page numbers if the data is divided into timed charts the program will divide the data into the appropriate pages. This value also gives the user an indication of how many pages the data could be printed on for detailed hard copies. Specific notes are displayed from the user entering information in the notes box which appears immediately after download is complete. 9 Male Socket PHa CH1 Male Socket ORP/PHb CH2 1 2 1 2 3 3 PIN 1 = -ve PIN 2 = +ve PCB socket connection ORP/PH b pin 1 +ve pin 2 ­ve PH pin 3 +ve pin 4-ve 4 ­20ma input line from PH & ORP/PH sensors Communications/Downloading Standard D9 serial cable is used for 4 3 + V E 2 1 G N D 4 C M X 3 C M X 2 R X 1 T X 6 5 4 P H 3 + P H 2 O R 1 + O R P PCB CONNECTIONS REV: 1. 0 Project Name: Aqualog Connections Copy Right Wavecom Instruments Pty Ltd 45 Charles St Norwood SA 5067 Ph: 8331 8892 Fax: 8331 3648 DATE: 5/03/2001 Document4 Email: admin@wavecom. com. au [. . . ]