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- Page 1 METEON Irradiance Meter Instruction Manual...
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Page 2: Declaration Of Conformity
Delftechpark 36 2628 XH Delft The Netherlands Declare under our sole responsibility that the products Type: Handheld Readout unit Name: METEON to which this declaration relates are in conformity with the following standards Imissions EN 50082-1 Group standard Emissions EN 50081-1... -
Page 3: Specifications
Introduction The Kipp & Zonen METEON is a high-performance sensor readout unit with integrated data logger. The sensor sensitivity is programmed into the METEON such that the readout will show calibrated engineering units, rather than millvolts or microvolts. Use of the data logger functions and programming the sensor sensitivity is done with the USB interface which is standard supplied to connect the METEON to a PC. -
Page 4: Operation
The METEON is now ready for use. Switch the METEON on with the push-button switch on the top. To prevent that the METEON is switched off while logging, the on/off switched is mounted so that the button has to be pressed quite deep to switch on or off. You can feel it and hear it when the switch toggles. -
Page 5: Main Window
For each of these functions, an interface cable is required. This cable is used to connect a METEON to the USB bus on a PC. If your METEON comes bundled with a sensor, the sensitivity is already programmed into the METEON, In that case, the optional interface cable and the software give you access to the data logging functions only. - Page 6 The software is used to program the sensor sensitivity into the METEON. If the METEON came bundled with a sensor, your supplier may already have programmed the sensitivity of this sensor into the METEON. If that is the case, the software you received may not have this option.
- Page 7 1. Go to the ‘Sensor settings’ page. The full range output voltage of the sensor should be less than or equal to the full scale input voltage of the METEON. The full range output voltage is used to select the maximum input stage amplification factor of the METEON in the software.
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Page 8: Data Logger
METEON, and store appropriate values in the multiplier and divider fields. The position of the decimal dot in the display is also set. After the wizard is used, the METEON only has to be programmed to make it suitable for use with the specified sensor. -
Page 9: Log Interval
Logging Once the initial delay has elapsed (the initial delay can be 0) the first logging interval is started. The METEON is now actually logging, and the ‘l’ on the LCD flashes rapidly ( ½ second on, ½ second off) -
Page 10: Read Status
Read data Use the PC software to read the logger memory from the METEON. You can do this while the METEON is logging, reading data will not interfere with the logging process. When the data... - Page 11 The Y scale can be manually set, and you can also use the mouse to zoom in on a specific area of the chart. Drag the mouse pointer from the top left corner of the area of interest, to the bottom right corner of the area of interest.
- Page 12 DISPLAY The METEON display can show 4 digits and a minus sign. All other characters in the display are indicated below ▲ data from PC to METEON through USB ▼ data from METEON to PC through USB indicates battery low, replace with 2 AA Alkaline types writing data in METEON memory logging started (0.5 s interval)
- Page 13 Our customer support remains at your disposal for any maintenance or repair, calibration, supplies and spares. Für Servicearbeiten und Kalibrierung, Verbrauchsmaterial und Ersatzteile steht Ihnen unsere Customer Support Abteilung zur Verfügung. Notre service 'Support Clientèle' reste à votre entière disposition pour tout problème de maintenance, réparation ou d'étalonnage ainsi que pour les accessoires et pièces de rechange.
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