Omega OSP SERIES 5 UNPACKING

5 UNPACKING

Remove the instrument from its packing case and remove any shipping ties, clamps, or packing materials.

Carefully follow any instruction given on any attached tags.

Inspect the instrument from scratches, dents, damages to case corners etc. which may have occurred during shipment.

If any mechanical damage is noted, report the damage to the shipping carrier and then notify OMEGA directly or its

nearest agent, and retain the damaged packaging for inspections.

A label indicates the serial number of the instrument.

Refer to this number for any inquiry for service, spare parts supply or application and technical support requirements.

OMEGA will keep a data base with all information regarding your instrument.

Contents

Main OMEGAnetSM On-Line Service http://www.omega.com Internet e-mail info@omega.com Servicing North America: USA: Canada: For immediate technical or application assistance: INTRODUCTORY NOTE TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1.1 Instrument codes 8 1.2 Specifications Nominal target diameter at 95% energy Target dimensions at different distances 2 GENERAL FEATURES 2.1 General 2.2 Optical System 2.3 Target pinpointing 2.4 Taking measurements Page 2.11 Logging Mode 2.12 Calculated Measurements 2.13 Case 2.14 Logging Data Manager Page 4 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 4.1 Power supply 4.2 Keyboard 4.3 Microcontroller 4.4 Firmware 4.5 Display 4.6 Battery charger 4.7 Digital interface 5 UNPACKING 6 PRE-OPERATIONAL CHECK 7 POWER SUPPLY 7.1 Rechargeable batteries 7.1.1 How to maximize the life span of the battery 7.2 Power supply with alkaline batteries 7.3 Power supply from main line AC 8 WARNINGS & CAUTIONS 8.1 Laser Sight 8.2 Analogue input 8.3 Danger and Certification Labels Page 9 OPERATIONS e 9.1 Quick Start 9.2 How to Operate the instrument 9.3 Hold ee 9.4 Laser sighting ee 9.5 Unstable temperature measurement ee e 9.6 Alarm settings 9.7 Thermocouple input 9.8 Minimum, maximum, average and difference indication 9.9 Automatic Emissivity Setting 10 CONFIGURATION 10.1 Technical Unit selection 10.2 Thermocouple input enabled 10.3 Temperature Scale selection 10.4 Date & Real Time clock setting 10.5 Acquisition settings 10.6 Buzzer On/Off 10.7 OSP 500/800 decimal point selection 10.8 Ambient Temperature Compensation (TAM) 10.9 Firmware revision number e 10.10 Instrument serial number e 10.11 Battery level of charge 11 DATA ACQUISITION OPERATIVE MODE 11.1 How to operate in data acquisition mode Page 11.2 Recall stored data 12 LOGGING DATA MANAGER 12.1 Installation 12.2 Program Architecture Page 12.2.1 Toolbars 12.3 Quick starting Page Page Page 13 OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES 13.1 Printer operations e 13.2 Sighting telescope system 13.3 Red Point pinpointing system Page 14 APPLICATIO N NOTES 14.1 Infrared energy 14.2 Applications 14.3 Emissivity 14.4 Reflected energy compensation 15 DIGITAL INTERFACE 15.1 Digital output wiring practice 15.2 TTL to RS 232 adapter 15.3 Communication protocol 15.3.1 Computer data request from OSP to PC 48 Reading values $00 - Pyrometer measure -------------------------------------------------------------- RX $01 - Emissivity---------------------------------------------------------------------------- RX $03 - Max input value-------------------------------------------------------------------- RX $04 - Min input value--------------------------------------------------------------------- RX $05 - Average input value-------------------------------------------------------------- RX 15.3.2 Computer data setting from PC to OSP $80 - Emissivity---------------------------------------------------------------------------- TX $82 - Tc type --------------------------------------------------------------------------------TX $84 - HAL Setpoint------------------------------------------------------------------------ TX $85 - LAL Setpoint------------------------------------------------------------------------ TX 15.3.3 Communication programs Page 16 MAINTENANCE 16.1 Faulty operating conditions Display Error Type Solution 16.2 Storage Page A1 How to determine an object emissivity A1.1 Typical Emissivity Values A1.2 Metals - Typical Emissivity Values A1.3 Non-metals - Typical Emissivity Values INDEX A B C D E S T U W WARRANTY/DISCLAIMER RETURN REQUESTS / INQUIRIES Where Do I Find Everything I Need for Process Measurement and Control? OMEGAOf Course!