Getting Started

Your KT6 recorder has been preset to operate using the most popular settings. To change the range, use dip switches (page 6). NOTE: Dip switches can only be changes when unit is off.

Recording Time: 7 day

Range: 0 to 100˚F

A pen(s) and a chart have already been installed for your convenience. All you need to do to start using your KT6 recorder with the settings listed above is follow these quick start instructions:

1.Plug in the AC adapter

2.Plug in thermocouple probe(s).

NOTE: Be sure to observe proper polarity when connecting wires from transmitter.

3. Remove the protective pen cap from red pen

Installation

Before you install your KT6 recorder, read through this entire manual to find out about all the options that are available to you.

Your recorder has been shipped with the following items:

1.One starter box of 0-100 7 day charts

2.One 9V alkaline battery

3.One AC adapter

4.One operation manual

5.One or Two bead-wire K-Thermocouple probes

Place the KT6 on a flat, vibration-free surface. Be sure it is in a vertical position and level. For best performance and longevity, the location should be a clean environment, free from dust and corrosive fumes. Do not exceed temperature specifications.

Chart Installation

Use the following procedure to install or replace a chart in the recorder.

1.Open the door by pressing the door latch.

2.Press the “HOME” key to move the pen to the “Pen Lift” position. The pen is automatically raised off the chart.

3.Remove the old chart, place the appropriate new chart on the Chart Hub - being certain that the edge of the chart slides under the Chart Guide

and insert on Pen Cap Holder.

4.Press the “ON/OFF” key to turn instrument ON. (see “Keypad Operation”)

5.The instrument will enter a 5 second warm-up phase, ending with the pen(s) moving to the appropriate temperature reading(s). Under warm- up mode the green LED flashes until ready. When ready, LED will stay solid green.

6.Set the appropriate time by pressing the “CHART ROTATION” key on the lower right of the dial plate. The chart will turn clockwise while the button is depressed. (CAUTION: Do not manually try to turn the chart hub. Doing so may damage instrument). Continue the rotation until the correct hour and day on

the chart is referenced to the timing arrow. (See “Instrument Anatomy)

Wall Mount: Keyhole slots are provided on the KT6 for wall mounting.

Panel Mount: See the dimensional drawing for exact panel mount cut out dimensions.

 

 

 

7.5” (190.5mm)

 

 

 

 

7.125” (182.2mm)

 

 

 

 

6.875” (174.6mm)

 

(190.5mm)7.5”

(182.2mm)7.125”

(174.6mm)6.875”

Recorder Overall

 

Rear Mount Opening

Figure 2.5

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Used for DIN sizes)

 

 

 

 

Front Mount

 

Clips located at the outside of the chart.

4.Press the “HOME” key to move the pen onto the chart.

5.Set the time by pressing the “CHART ROTATION” key, which rotates the chart. The chart will continue to rotate until the key is released. Release the “CHART ROTATION” key when the appropriate time is indicated at the time indicator clip.

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Specifications

Product

Display Symbols

Operating Information &

 

Accessories

Charts &

 

Anatomy

Instrument

Installation

Started/

Getting

 

Operation

Keypad

 

 

Dip

Pen Installation

Adisposable fiber-tipped pen is installed in this recorder. When pen replacement becomes necessary, use the following procedure:

1. Press the “PEN HOME” key to return the pen to the Home position.

2. Gently lift the pen slightly and slide it off the Pen Arm.

3. Slide the new pen on the Pen Arm until the notch

in the pen is secure to the Pen Arm.

4.Remove the Pen Cap. Insert on the Pen Cap Holder.

5.Press the “PEN HOME” key to return the pen to recording position.

NOTE: To prolong pen life, replace Pen Cap when recorder is not in use. The Pen Cap can be stored on Pen Cap Holder located on the dial plate of the recorder.

Calibraion

Setup &

Switch

Returns

Warranty &

Troubleshooting

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Dickson Industrial KT6 manual Getting Started, Chart Installation, Pen Installation