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USER MANUAL Carbon Dioxide Meter Model CO240 Additional User Manual Translations available at www.extech.com ...
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EXTECH INSTRUMENTS Introduction Thank you for selecting the Extech Instruments Model CO240. The CO240 measures Carbon Dioxide (CO ), Air Temperature, and Relative Humidity. It also calculates Dew Point Temperature and Wet Bulb Temperature. The user‐programmable high alarm feature alerts the user when level rises above the programmed limit and the data streaming feature allows readings to be captured in real time by PC (USB connection). This device is shipped fully tested and calibrated and, with proper use, will provide years of reliable service. Please visit our website ...
EXTECH INSTRUMENTS Meter Description Sensors LCD Screen HOLD / Up Arrow Button MODE / Left Arrow Button SET Button AC Adaptor jack Tripod Mount POWER ( ) Button (Max/Min) / Right Arrow Button 10. UNIT Button 11. Down Arrow Button 12. USB PC interface port Battery compartment on rear of meter. CO240‐en‐GB_v1.7 11/16 ...
(audible beeper) press the POWER button momentarily to turn off the beeper. Press again to activate the beeper function. The alarm beeper is set to ON by default. The meter can be powered by 6 AAA batteries or AC Adaptor. Recommendation: For datalogging, power the unit using an AC/DC adaptor in order to conserve battery power. Auto Power Off The CO240 will automatically turn off after 20 minutes of inactivity. To disable the auto power off function: With the meter OFF, press and hold the HOLD button and then press the POWER button. The LCD will show “n”, and will then return to normal measurement mode. Measurements When the meter is turned on, a self‐test is implemented. Due to the nature of the NDIR sensor, it typically requires approximately ten minutes to obtain stable, accurate readings. If the USB cable is connected to the CO240, the USB symbol will be shown on the LCD. ...
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The LCD will return to its normal mode of operation. The meter alarm limit default is 1000ppm (OSHA). Momentarily press the POWER button to toggle the alarm on and off. Data Streaming to PC The CO240 features real‐time data streaming to a PC using the supplied SW200‐S software. When the meter is connected to a PC, the USB icon will be visible on the LCD display. Please install the USB driver and supplied software before attempting to stream data. Refer to the Help ...
Battery Safety Reminders o Please dispose of batteries responsibly; observe all relevant regulations. o Never dispose of batteries in a fire; batteries may explode or leak. o Never mix battery types; install new batteries of the same type. Troubleshooting / Error Message Displays Erratic Readings Replace the batteries or use the AC/DC adaptor and check again. ER1 Display , Temperature or Humidity sensor failure or a sensor communication error. Send for service if display persists. ER2 Display Out‐of‐range condition for CO , Temperature or Relative Humidity. Detected reading exceeds CO , Temperature or Humidity range specification. This error is normal when clearing the maximum and minimum readings in the MAX/MIN mode. “9999” Display Reading exceeds the CO maximum measurement range or the battery power is weak. CO240‐en‐GB_v1.7 11/16 ...
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No me mide la temperatura y el porcentaje de humedad
The Extech Instruments CO240 may not be measuring temperature and humidity due to one or more of the following reasons:
1. The device is not in the correct mode. Use the MODE button to switch to the appropriate display for temperature and humidity readings.
2. The sensor may be malfunctioning or obstructed. Ensure the sensor area is clean and not blocked.
3. The device may not be powered correctly. Check the AAA batteries or AC adaptor to ensure proper power supply.
4. The environmental conditions may be outside the specified operating range: temperature (−20 to 50°C) and humidity (0 to 95% RH, non-condensing).
5. The device may need to be reset or calibrated. Use the SET + UNIT buttons to enter calibration mode.
If none of these conditions apply, the device may require servicing.
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