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Teledyne PEM 9002 manual Menu Time and Date, Info, Edit.date, Sensor, Return, Time&Date

Models: PEM 9002

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6.6.1.2 Menu: Time and Date

From Informations Menu

Time&Date Call up time and date

Edit.time		Set current time

Edit.date		Set current date

Change numerical value

Advance to the next digit position

Return Terminate editing function

S2

ENTER


Hold		Zoom	Info

Sensor	Time&Date		Return

Time: 10:53:25

Date: 19:07:01

Edit.time Edit.date Return

Cursor flashes: OK to key in your entry.

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Teledyne PEM 9002 manual Menu Time and Date, Info, Edit.date, Sensor, Return, Time&Date, S2 S1 S2 ENTER S3

Contents

US - Version Portable Emissions MonitorTOLL FREE FAX 16830 Chestnut Street City of Industry, California 91748, USA TELPage WARRANTY SUMMARY Page Table of Contents 1. Product Description b Measuring Procedure c Instrument Description + 32 F to + 1.850 F 0 C ... + 1.000 C 2. Physical Data2.1 Calculation Formulae CO2 = CO2max * 1 - ------- in % Volume20.9 qA = T.Gas - T.Air * ---------- + B in %Combustion Air or Ambient Temperature Measurement Technical DataDraft or Pressure Measurement Carbon dioxide CO2 Calculation Oxygen O2 MeasurementCarbon monoxide CO Measurement with H2 compensation ± 5 % of reading up to 4.000 ppmNitrogen monoxide NO Measurement OptionsCO Measurement without H2 compensation Sulphur dioxide SO2 MeasurementTELEDYNE 4 Front Panel OverviewOn / Off 5 Keypad FunctionsStart Measurements Fuel Selection Scroll Key6.1 Program Start Menu 6 User GuideSTART STOP S1 S2 Batt 6.2 Calibration MenuNatural Gas 6.3 Fuel SelectionGas Feed Pump 6.4 Additional Functions of the Measuring ProgramSTART STOPNo pressure values Exceeding ± 60 inches of H2O ± 150 hPa mbar 6.5 Draft MeasurementGraphic 6.6 Menu LinesUnit Hold6.6.1 Menu Line 20.9Zoom InfoIf the failure or degrading keeps occuring and cannot be fixed 6.6.1.1 Menu Information Boxplease contact the supplier ReturnInfo 6.6.1.2 Menu Time and DateEdit.date SensorFrom the measuring program 6.6.2 Menu Line6.6.2.1 Menu Graphic Graphic6.6.2.3 Menu CO Purge System manual 6.6.2.2 Menu Core of waste gas flow Max. DraftCO-Protect 6.6.3.1 Menu Units 6.6.3 Menu Line6.6.3.2 Menu O2 - Reference UnitAdvance to the next digit position 6.6.3.3 Menu Additional Data add. DataTerminate editing function Return6.6.4.1 Memory Functions 6.6.4 Menu LineMemory Calls up the memory program CaseCreate new memory block Case 1 No memory blocks createdCase 2 Memory blocks already exist MemoryStores measured values in the selected block SaveViews selected memory blocks Other Memory FunctionsGraphics display of measured values Prints the stored measurement6.6.4.2 Menu Create Memory Blocks ABCabc Returns to the measuring menu Selects the next entry lineSelect Return 6.6.4.3 Menu Delete Memory DataReturn Delete allDeletes all Delete all Clears all memoriesAttention All memories inlcuding additional data will be deleted Deletes measurements only6.6.4.4 Printing the Measured Values HoldPrintout of current measuring values Intermediate storage of measured valuesCall up the Configuration Menu 6.7 Configuration MenuChanging the Configuration Data Switches the acoustic signal On / OffResets all instrument parameters ResetConfirm Reset Auto-off Illumination Reset6.8 Entering the Company Address See drawing on page 7. System MaintenanceEmpty the condensate reservoir completely after each measuring pumps and sensors8. RS - 232 Interface 9. Battery / Line Voltage OperationStatus display of the Information on Charging the Battery Used or Dead Battery 2 x Screw M3x6 Printer Compartment Door Loading PaperPrinter Ribbon Paper fine filter 11. Waste Gas Cleaning Systemdry filtrate water trapCheck the microfilter for contaminations and change as necessary 11.1 PEM 9002 - Filters and other cleaner partsIf the pump capacity decreases, change the hydrophob filter