Omega Vehicle Security HHTFO manual Introduction

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

1

INTRODUCTION

5

1.1

 

HHTFO PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

6

1.2

 

CALIBRATION

7

2

UNPACKING

8

3

QUICK INTRODUCTION

9

3.1

 

INSTALLING BATTERIES

9

3.2

 

MAKING YOUR FIRST MEASUREMENTS

10

4 HHTFO THERMOMETER HARDWARE REFERENCE

11

4.1

 

DISPLAY DESCRIPTION

11

4.2

 

KEYPAD OPERATION

11

4.3

 

USING THE BACKLIGHT

12

4.4

 

THE SETUP MENU

12

4.5

 

THE LOGGING MENU

12

4.5.1

File naming convention

13

4.5.2

The Format sub-menu

13

4.5.3

The Enable sub-menu

14

4.5.4

The Rate sub-menu

14

4.6

 

STARTING AND STOPPING A LOGGING SESSION

14

4.7

 

ICON DEFINITION

14

4.8

 

POWER JACK

15

4.9

 

PROBE CONNECTOR

15

4.10

 

RS232 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

15

5

USING TEMPERATURE PROBES

16

5.1

 

CAUTION

16

5.2

 

DESCRIPTION

16

5.3

 

WARNING

17

6

SERIAL COMMUNICATION DESCRIPTION

18

6.1

 

USING HYPER TERMINAL IN WINDOWS

18

6.2

 

RS-232 HELP MENU

18

6.3

 

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF RS-232 COMMANDS

19

6.4

 

TYPICAL TEMPERATURE READING SEQUENCE

21

7

ERROR CODES

22

8 FOB100-SOFT SOFTWARE PACKAGE

23

8.1

 

GETTING STARTED WITH FOB100-SOFT

23

8.1.1

Hardware and software requirements

23

8.1.2

Installing FOB100-SOFT

23

8.2

 

A QUICK TOUR OF FOB100-SOFT

23

8.2.1

Working with the Configuration Window

24

8.3

 

ACQUIRING AND VIEWING TEMPERATURE DATA

26

8.3.1

Logging temperature data to a file

26

8.3.2

Viewing temperature data

28

8.4

 

THE FOB100 CONSOLE

30

8.4.1

Console help menu

31

8.5

 

FOB100-SOFT FUNCTIONS

31

8.5.1

The File menu

31

8.5.2

The Window menu

32

8.5.3

The Help Menu

32

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Contents Hhtfo Page Introduction Page Introduction VDC Hhtfo product specificationsCalibration Options UnpackingQuick Introduction Installing batteriesMaking your first meaasurements Hhtfo Thermometer Hardware Referennce Display descriptionKeypad operation Using the backlight Setup menuLogging menu Format sub-menu File naming conventionRate sub-menu Enable sub-menuStarting and stopping a logging session Icon definitionPower jack Probe connector10 RS232 communication interface Description Using Temperature ProbesPage Using Hyper Terminal in Windows Serial Communication DescriptionRS-232 help menu HHTFO101 Detailed description of RS-232 commandsHHTFO111A Typical temperature reading sequence Analog Out Description Error CodesHardware and software requirements Installing FOB100-SOFTGetting started with FOB100-SOFT Quick tour of FOB100-SOFTWorking with the Configuration Window Adjusting a temperature offset Logging temperature data to a file Acquiring and viewing temperature dataYour mouse to widen this column Displaying temperature trends Viewing temperature dataDisplaying analog thermometers Displaying digital valuesDisplaying analog values dials FOB100 Console Find Instruments Refresh FOB100-SOFT functionsConsole help menu File menuHelp Menu Window menu