Omega Vehicle Security HHTFO manual Unpacking, Options

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Before using your HHTFO thermometer, check the box content to be sure all items have been included. Your package should normally contain:

HHTFO signal conditioner unit

Power supply module (universal input: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz; output: 6VDC). Note: this is not a battery charger.

Short extension cord and mating sleeve (should be used to minimize damages to the connector at the HHTFO interface)

User manual (this manual)

Calibration Certificate.

Options:

Fiber optic temperature sensor probes

Fiber optic extension cables

Fiber optic coupling

RS-232C interface cable

Battery charger, with 4 AA batteries (Ni-Cd or Ni-MH) (universal input: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz)

SD memory card (various capacity, up to 1Gbyte)

SD card reader (USB interface)

USB serial adapter cable

FOB100-SOFT software package (CD)

Carrying case, for HHTFO and accessories.

Make sure all listed items have been received and are in good condition. Note any evidence of rough handling in transit; immediately report any damage to the shipping agent. Should a part be missing or damaged, please contact your distributor immediately. Returns must be made with the original packaging, accompanied by an authorization number (RMA). Omega Customer Service Department will provide you with information concerning the return of merchandise; you can contact Omega at (800) 622-2378 or (203) 359 1660.

The carrier will not honour damage claims unless all shipping material is saved for inspection. After examining and removing contents, save packing material and carton in the event reshipment becomes necessary.

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Contents Hhtfo Page Introduction Page Introduction Hhtfo product specifications VDCCalibration Unpacking OptionsInstalling batteries Quick IntroductionMaking your first meaasurements Keypad operation Hhtfo Thermometer Hardware ReferennceDisplay description Logging menu Using the backlightSetup menu File naming convention Format sub-menuEnable sub-menu Starting and stopping a logging sessionIcon definition Rate sub-menu10 RS232 communication interface Power jackProbe connector Using Temperature Probes DescriptionPage RS-232 help menu Using Hyper Terminal in WindowsSerial Communication Description Detailed description of RS-232 commands HHTFO101HHTFO111A Typical temperature reading sequence Error Codes Analog Out DescriptionInstalling FOB100-SOFT Getting started with FOB100-SOFTQuick tour of FOB100-SOFT Hardware and software requirementsWorking with the Configuration Window Adjusting a temperature offset Acquiring and viewing temperature data Logging temperature data to a fileYour mouse to widen this column Viewing temperature data Displaying temperature trendsDisplaying analog values dials Displaying analog thermometersDisplaying digital values FOB100 Console FOB100-SOFT functions Console help menuFile menu Find Instruments RefreshWindow menu Help Menu