Kanomax 3886 Handheld Particle Counter Manuel d'utilisateur

Handheld Laser Particle Counter Model 3886 GEO –α Operation Manual Please read this manual carefully and understand the warnings

32.3 Side Component Functions Modular Port Communication port to transfer data to a printer or PC. Power Inlet Connection for

43. Handling & Cautions 3.1 Power supply Please use the supplied AC adapter and refrain from the battery operation for the long consecutive me

5 3.2 Turning the power on (1) Make sure to remove the cap of air inlet at the top of the instrument. (2) Push POWER switch in the functi

6 3.3 Cautions before starting the measurements 3.3.1 Location This product is designed and produced for the operations in clean room environmen

7 3.4 After the measurement [Cleaning of internals] Internals of the instrument may be contaminated after measurement. Please carry out the followi

8 3.5 Measurements using optional probes (Temperature & Humidity, Air velocity) ◆Air velocity probe ＊ When measuring, set wind directi

9 4. Setting before Measurement 4.1 Selection of measuring mode Power on (1) Push POWER key to input the power supply. Then PREV key.

10 Measuring mode Content of measurement SAMPLE(Time Setting) TIME (Frequency Setting) INT (Interval Setting) Repeat [5.2] Measurement repeatedly ○

114.2 Setting the measuring condition In the case of REPEAT mode (other mode even same） Use the △ ▽

12 (2) Push SET key to the item you need to change.

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13 4.3 Setting of Alarm level When PREV key is pushed at <MODE> screen, the screen will s

14 4.4 Selection of option and units This menu is to select the optional probes and the units of particle,

15⑫ LARGE particle size ⑩ SMALL particle size 5. Measurement Method 5.1 Explanation of measurement screen Name Explanation

165.2 REPEAT Mode By setting the sampling time, frequency and interval of each measurement, this unit automatically measures as specified and stops

175.3 SINGLE Mode By setting the sampling time, this unit automatically stops after the specified time. The setting of the particle size (um), da

185.4 CONTINUOUS Mode It is a mode not to set the sample time, and nor to begin, and to end the measurement with the START/STOP key. Particle siz

195.5 CALCULATION Mode It is a mode by which measures repeatedly, and mean value from the measurement data, a standard deviation, the maximum value

205.6 REMOTE Mode From computer to measurement mode by remote control （The application

216. Data Processing 6.1 Request for stored data in built-in memory… <4.DATA> Maximum 500 data can be stored, but the one measurement o

226.3 Dump of stored data… <4.DATA>→<2.DUMP> Put the optional RS-232C cable into the modular jack of GEO-α, and conn

iImportant safety Information Danger: For prevention of accidents resulting in injury or death Items under this heading show measures to prevent s

23◆Forwarding data format (1) Repeat, Single, Continuous mode Format Byte Explanation 999 crlf 5 Store No 9 crlf 3 Measurement mode (1：Repe

24(2) Calculation mode Format Byte Explanation 999 crlf 5 Store No 9 crlf 3 Measurement mode (4：Calculation） 99,99,99 crlf 10 Measuremen

256.4 Printout of stored data… <4.DATA>→<3.PRINT> Put the optional Printer cable into the modular jack of GEO--α, and connect othe

26 ◆ Example of printout (1) Repeat, Single, Continuous mode (3) During measurement （Repeat, Single, Continuous mode） Only two particle

27(2) Calculation mode (4) During measurement（Calculation mode） ２０００／０３／２１ １６：４０：００ Ｅ＝ＬＦＯ ＣＡＬＣＵＬＡＴＩＯＮ ＳＴＯＲＥ １３ ０５：３０

286.5 Deletion of stored data… <4.DATA>→<4. CLEAR > ALL the stored data will be deleted by executing this function. CLEAR YES：dat

297. How to Use Option Probes 7.1 Option probes Temperature/Humidity probe Model 0842 Air velocity probe Model 0843

30 7.3 Setting of display To provide the installation and display setting of each probe, please refer to 4.4. To set the alarm, please refer to 4

318. Error Message The error message will be displayed at the right of the time di

329. Battery Check (1)First Alarm When the battery voltage becomes less than 4.5 V, the message "BATTERY" will be ind

ii ○ Never disassemble, modify or repair the instrument and its accessories. … This instrument uses a Class 3B l

3310. Specification Measuring particle size 0.3, 0.5, 1.0, 3.0, 5.0µm Light Source Laser Diode Counting Efficiency Meets JIS B9921 Zero Count

34 11. Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause / Corrective Action Reference The display does not appear even when the power is turned ON. AC

35When making an inquiry, please provide the following information. * Product Name: Handy Laser Particle Counter * Model Number: xxxxxx * Serial

3613. Contact Information U.S.A. KANOMAX USA, INC. PO Box 372, 219 Route 206, Andover, NJ 07821 U.S.A. Tel: (800)-247-8887 / (973)-786-6

iii ○ Set the batteries in the correct direction … Setting the batteries in the wrong direction may cause leakage, leading to contaminatio

iv SAFTY OF LASER PRODUCTS Model 3886 GEO-α is Class 1 LASER PRODUCT. CLA

Table of Contents 1. Check of Components ...

11. Check of Components When unpacking, check the contents in the box using the list below 1.1 Standard accessories Name Model No. Functions Fil

22. Description of Components Name and functions of each component are explained in this chapter. 2.1 Front