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Delta OHM HD35 Series Manual

Wireless data logging system
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REV. 1.3
11/04/2014
HD35... series
Wireless
Data Logging System
ENGLISH
The quality level of our instruments is the result of the constant development of the
product. This may produce some differences between the information written in this
manual and the instrument you have purchased. We cannot completely exclude the
possibility of errors in the manual, for which we apologize.
The data, images and descriptions included in this manual cannot be legally asserted.
We reserve the right to make changes and corrections with no prior notice.

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  • Page 1 REV. 1.3 11/04/2014 HD35… series Wireless Data Logging System ENGLISH The quality level of our instruments is the result of the constant development of the product. This may produce some differences between the information written in this manual and the instrument you have purchased. We cannot completely exclude the possibility of errors in the manual, for which we apologize.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ....................4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS..................5 INSTALLING THE SYSTEM..................6 NETWORK MODIFICATION.................. 12 INSTALLING THE HOUSING FOR INDOOR USE ............ 13 BASE UNIT HD35AP… ..................14 ..................14 VAILABLE VERSIONS ....................14 ESCRIPTION RF LED ..................... 15 S SIGNALS .....................
  • Page 3 8.6.7 ....... 44 ENSITIVITY OF THE ILLUMINANCE AND IRRADIANCE PROBE ......45 ECHNICAL HARACTERISTICS OF DATA LOGGERS IN INDOOR USE HOUSING HD35EDW… WATERPROOF DATA LOGGERS ............50 ....................50 ESCRIPTION ..............52 NSTALLATION OF WATERPROOF HOUSING ..............53 ONNECTION TO THE WIRELESS NETWORK ................

  • Page 4: Introduction

    1 INTRODUCTION The Delta OHM wireless data logging system allows several physical quantities to be monitored in a large variety of application fields. Data loggers are available for the monitoring of: • Temperature • Relative humidity • Atmospheric pressure or differential pressure •...

  • Page 5: System Components

    2 SYSTEM COMPONENTS The system consists of the following components: • HD35AP… base unit • HD35RE repeater • HD35ED… series of data loggers • HD35ED-ALM remote alarm device HD35AP… B This device acts as an interface between the network data loggers that are positioned in the measurement sites, and the PC.

  • Page 6: Installing The System

    3 INSTALLING THE SYSTEM Before placing the devices in the final working environment, it is recommended to perform the system function test on the bench. The bench test allows also the wireless network to be con- figured more easily, in case the supplied system is not factory-configured. To check and make the system operational, proceed as follows: 1.
  • Page 7 1. I HD35AP-S NSTALLING SOFTWARE The base unit is supplied with a CD-ROM containing the HD35AP-S software and MySQL Data Base Management System. Install both HD35AP-S and MySQL in your PC. Concerning the in- stallation of MySQL, thoroughly follow the installation guide contained in the CD-ROM. 2.
  • Page 8 Note: even the base unit HD35APW, with Wi-Fi and Ethernet interface, must first be connected to the PC via USB through the CP23 cable for setting the parameters of the local network (e.g., for setting the IP address, for choosing the Wi-Fi or Ethernet mode, etc.). 4.
  • Page 9 Models without Models with LCD Fig. 3.5: connection button in models in indoor-use housing In models with waterproof housing, the connection button is inside the instrument (see fig. 9.3.1 on page 53). The activation of the RF stage is signaled by the lightning-up of the green RF LED for one sec- ond and by a beep of the buzzer.
  • Page 10 The maximum number of devices that can be added to a base unit depends on the data transmission interval, as indicated in the following table. TAB. 3.1: Number of devices manageable by the base unit Data Number of devices Data Number of devices transmission manageable by...
  • Page 11 12. A DDING REPEATERS TO THE NETWORK If a device is not reachable after installation (it fails communication with the base unit), it could be necessary to install one or more repeaters in intermediate points between the device and the base unit. To add a repeater to the network, connect the internal battery to the repeater and repeat the installation procedure from step only for the repeater.

  • Page 12: Network Modification

    4 NETWORK MODIFICATION One or more devices can be added or removed to/from the network at any time. DDING A DEVICE TO AN ALREADY OPERATING NETWORK To add a device to the network, connect the internal battery to the device and repeat the in- stallation procedure from step concerning only the device to be added.

  • Page 13: Installing The Housing For Indoor Use

    5 INSTALLING THE HOUSING FOR INDOOR USE The installation of models in indoor-use housing can be fixed, by means of anodized-aluminum flanges to be attached to the back of the housing, or removable, by means of a practical plas- tic support to be fixed to the wall. The use of flanges allows preventing the instrument to be taken away, thanks to the possibility of applying a padlock, inserted in a fastening pin to be fixed to the wall.

  • Page 14: Base Unit Hd35Ap

    6 BASE UNIT HD35AP… VAILABLE VERSIONS • HD35AP: with USB output only; • HD35APS: with USB output and RS485 output with MODBUS-RTU protocol; the base unit operates as a multiplexer for the transmission of MODBUS commands from PC/PLC to network devices; •...

  • Page 15: Rf Leds Signals

    RF LED S SIGNALS GREEN LED RED LED DESCRIPTION Initialization phase after a reset or battery connection. Short blink Normal operation mode. every 3 s Short blink Short blink RF alarm: at least one device exceeded the set PER every 3 s every 3 s threshold (Packet Error Rate).
  • Page 16 For the Ethernet mode, connect the RJ45 connector of the base unit to a local network socket by means of a standard Ethernet cable. Fig. 6.5.1: ETHERNET connection In Wi-Fi mode, connect the base unit to an available Wi-Fi network using the HD35AP-S soft- ware (see software instructions).

  • Page 17: Rs485 Connection

    RS485 CONNECTION The HD35APS base unit version has a RS485 communication port with MODBUS-RTU proto- col. For connection to the port, use the CPM12-8P… series cables with 8-pole M12 connector. The figure and the table below show the numbering and the function of the connector con- tacts: Other sensors with RS485 output...

  • Page 18: Gsm Connection

    Each instrument in the RS485 network is univocally identified by an address ranging within 1 and 247. No more than one transmitter with the same address can be present in the same network. Before connecting the base unit to the RS485 network, configure address and Baud Rate (see chapter "...
  • Page 19 TAB. 6.7.1: SMS commands Command Description RESET Reset of the base unit EMAIL-ON Activates periodic download of measurement data via e-mail EMAIL-OFF Deactivates periodic download of measurement data via e-mail EMAIL-PERIOD= period index Set the transmission interval via e-mail, where period index: 0->15 min, 1->30 min, 2->1 hour, 3->2 hours, 4->4 hours, 5->8 hours, 6->12 hours, 7->24 hours, 8->2 days, 9->4 days, 10->1 week EMAIL-FORMAT= format index...

  • Page 20: Gprs Tcp/Ip Connection

    Command Description SMS-ALARM-REPORT Transmits by SMS the list of the devices in alarm condition. Only the selected devices are taken into consideration for SMS alarms SMS-DEVICE-ALARM-REPORT=RF Transmits via SMS a report of the measurements selected for SMS alarms, address of the device with specified RF address SMS-DEVICE-REPORT= RF address Transmits via SMS a report of the measurements of the device with specified RF address...

  • Page 21: Technical Features Of The Base Unit

    TECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE BASE UNIT Power supply Internal lithium-ion 3.7 V rechargeable battery, 2250 mA/h capacity, JST 3-pole connector Optional external 6 Vdc power supply (SWD06) Directly powered by a PC USB port Current consumption 30 mA Transmission frequency 868 MHz, 902-928 MHz or 915.9-929.7 MHz according to the model Antenna External whip antenna...

  • Page 22: Hd35Re Repeater

    7 HD35RE REPEATER ESCRIPTION 1. RF Antenna. 2. POWER LED: red color, it indicates the presence of the external power supply; it blinks if the battery is charging. 3. BATTERY LED: green color, it indicates the internal battery charge level. When the indicator light is steady on, the battery is fully charged;...

  • Page 23: Technical Features Of The Repeater

    PING function: In the devices connected to a wireless network it is possible to check if the base unit can be reached by briefly pressing the connection button: if the green RF LED is blinking, it means that the base unit is reachable, otherwise it will be the red RF LED to blink. ECHNICAL FEATURES OF THE REPEATER Power supply Internal lithium-ion 3.7 V rechargeable battery, 2250 mA/h capacity, JST...

  • Page 24: Hd35Ed

    8 HD35ED… DATA LOGGERS FOR INDOOR USE ESCRIPTION Models without LCD display Models with LCD display 1. ALARM LED: red color; it blinks when a measurement is in alarm condition. 2. BATTERY LED: green color, it indicates the internal battery charge level. As the battery is running low, the LED blinks with a lower frequency (the blinking period increases of 1 sec- ond for each 10% decrease of the battery charge).
  • Page 25 M12 connector for M12 connector for M12 connector for combined RH/T probe combined RH/T probe temperature probe or temperature probe or temperature probe M12 connectors for Fixed vertical temperature probes RH/T probe Power supply Input terminals connector Integrated sensors protected by a cover protected by a grid (see par.8.5 for terminals scheme)
  • Page 26 Data logger models in indoor-use housing In order to highlight the physical quantities measured by data loggers, order codes include some identification characters for the various quantities, according to the following convention: 1 = Humidity 4b = Atmospheric pressure (barometer) 4 = Differential pressure (4r1 = range 1, 4r2 = range 2, etc.) N = Temperature with NTC10K sensor (N/2 = two channels, N/3 = three channels) 7P = Temperature with Pt100/Pt1000 sensor (7P/3 = three channels)
  • Page 27 TAB. 8.1.2: data logger models in indoor-use housing OPTIONAL MEASUREMENTS INPUTS Fig. Conn. Built-in Model sensors Pt100 ΔP Patm Custom Graphic Pt1000 • • HD35ED 7P/1 TC • • HD35ED 7P/2 TC • • HD35ED 7P/3 TC • • HD35ED N/1 TC •...

  • Page 28: Connection To Wireless Network

    ONNECTION TO WIRELESS NETWORK The device can be connected and disconnected from the wireless network by pressing for 5 seconds the connection button on the front panel (see step 6 of paragraph 8.1). If the device is disconnected, by pressing the connection button for 5 seconds the buzzer emits a beep and the green RF LED blinks for one second to indicate the start of the connection pro- cedure.
  • Page 29 Connection status Logging status RF signal level Battery level Time Date Main line Secondary lines Fig. 8.3.2: graphic LCD Use the key to scroll the measured or calculated quantities on the display. Fig. 8.3.3: selecting the quantities to be displayed Below please find the indications corresponding to the various quantities in the two types of LCD.

  • Page 30: Maximum, Minimum And Average Of The Measurements

    8.3.1 Maximum, minimum and average of the measurements To display the maximum value (MAX), the minimum value (MIN) and the average (AVG) of the acquired values, press the FUNC key until the desired function is shown on the display. Function Indicator Custom LCD Graphic LCD Fig.
  • Page 31 To exit the main menu or a submenu, select the item EXIT (last menu item). Changing a parameter After selecting the desired parameter, it can be changed, if allowed, in the following way: 1. Use keys to highlight the current setting of the parameter. TEMPERATURE Choose the measuring unit used on display...
  • Page 32 6) Exit: returns to the main menu. 4) Ch x settings (x=1, 2, 3) – Only available in the models with configurable inputs 1) Ch x info: lists all the general information of the input channel Ch x of the instru- ment: name of measurement, probe type, resolution.
  • Page 33 3) Log/RF Tx interval: choice of logging and RF transmission interval (the two inter- vals coincide). If it is higher than the measuring interval, the average of the meas- urements acquired during the interval will be stored. 4) Measure interval: choice of the measurements acquisition interval. It is forced to the value RF log/Tx interval if a higher value is set.

  • Page 34: The Menu In Data Loggers With Custom Lcd

    8.4.2 The menu in data loggers with custom LCD To access a menu parameter proceed as follows: 1. Press MENU, the first digit of the password will blink. 2. Using keys, set the first digit and confirm with ENTER, the second digit of the pass- word will blink.
  • Page 35 (equal to the number of interposed repeaters plus 1). Read-only parameter if the instrument is connected to a base unit. 5) RF_OFF_LINE: enables or disables the RF stage of the data logger. Select NO to activate the RF stage. Activation or deactivation of the RF stage can be done also through the connection button.
  • Page 36 8) PSW_MENU (password) 1) RST_PSW_LVL: exits the menu and deactivates immediately the password (the password will not remain active for some minutes as it normally happens when ex- iting the menu: you will need to re-enter the password even if you re-access imme- diately the menu).

  • Page 37: Connecting The Model With Terminal Header Inputs

    ONNECTING THE MODEL WITH TERMINAL HEADER INPUTS HD35ED[G]H model has three terminal header inputs. Each input can be configured as a Pt100/Pt1000, thermocouple, 0/4…20 mA (shunt resistance inside), 0…1 V, 0…50 mV or potenti- ometric input. Only input 3 can be also configured as pulse counter (count of voltage-free con- tact switchings).
  • Page 38 The input types 4-20mA and 4-20mA Mapped also work with 0-20 mA signals. The input types Counter and Frequency are only in channel Ch 3. Set NO MEASURE if the channel is not used. The indication Mapped means that a linear correspondence between input values (in mA, mV, V, Ω...

  • Page 39: Calibration

    ALIBRATION Instruments and sensors are all factory-calibrated and do not normally require further inter- ventions of the user. Anyway, a new sensor calibration can be performed for: o CO at zero ppm, o CO at any reference value within the measurement range, o High accuracy R.H.

  • Page 40: Replacing The Co Sensor

    Calibration procedure: 1. Place the instrument in clean air or connect the nitrogen bottle as indicated above. 2. Wait for at least 15 minutes for the measurement to stabilize, with the instrument on. ⇒ 3. Access the menu with the administrator password and select the item Calibration CO 0 ppm calibration.

  • Page 41: Co Sensor Calibration

    CALIBRATION 1) CO 0 ppm calibration 2) CO sensitivity calib. 3) CO Calibration 4) Calibration Type 5) Exit select <ENTER>confirm 8. Enter the sensitivity value, select the option and confirm with ENTER: the instru- ment stores the value and returns to the calibration submenu. CO SENSITIVITY CALIB.

  • Page 42: Co 2 Sensor Autocalibration

    6. The instrument tests the measurement stability. Wait for a few minutes for measurement completion. In the meantime, don’t stay too close to the instrument to avoid altering the measurement. WAIT FOR STABILIZATION OF CO CONCENTRATION… Please stay away to not alter measures Meas.

  • Page 43: Calibrating The Relative Humidity Sensor

    8.6.5 C ALIBRATING THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY SENSOR In HD35ED…TC and HD35ED…TV models with high accuracy R.H. sensor, the sensor can be cali- brated in the two points 75% RH and 33%RH. Before starting the calibration procedure, it’s better to check if a new calibration is necessary, with the aid of 75.4%RH and 33%RH saturated solutions: a calibration will be performed only if an error of a few humidity points in one of the two calibration points is detected.

  • Page 44: Differential Pressure Calibration

    8. To calibrate the second point, repeat the procedure from step 2 to step 7 with the second saturated solution. 9. Unscrew the M12X1 threaded ring from the probe and place again the sensor protection grid. TAB. 8.6.1: saturated solutions Temperature (°C) 33%RH Solution 75%RH Solution...

  • Page 45: Technical Characteristics Of Data Loggers In Indoor Use Housing

    ECHNICAL HARACTERISTICS OF DATA LOGGERS IN INDOOR USE HOUSING Power supply Non rechargeable lithium thyonil chloride (Li-SOCl ) internal battery, 3.6 V, AA format, 2-pole Molex 5264 connector. A connector for external power supply (SWD06) is available in models in housing with grid.
  • Page 46 TAB. 8.7.1: memory capacity of data loggers in indoor use housing Number of storable Models Notes samples HD35EDN/1TC, HD35ED7P/1TC, HD35EDNTV, HD35ED1TV, HD35ED1TVI, HD35ED4r…, 74,000 HD35EDH with only one input used (not as counter) HD35EDN/2TC, HD35ED7P/2TC HD35EDH with only one input used as counter 56,000 HD35EDH with two inputs used (not as counter) HD35EDN/3TC, HD35ED7P/3TC...
  • Page 47 Temperature - Pt100/Pt1000 Sensor For …7P…TC versions Sensor Pt100 / Pt1000 1/3 DIN thin film Measuring range -100…+350 °C max. for probes measuring only temperature (the measuring range can be limited by the operating temperature of the used probe) -40…+150 °C for T/RH combined probes HD3517ETC… Resolution (instrument) 0.1 °C Accuracy...
  • Page 48 Carbon Monoxide (CO) Sensor Electrochemical cell Measuring range 0 … 500 ppm Resolution (instrument) 1 ppm Accuracy ±3 ppm+3% of measurement Operating temperature -5…50 °C Response time < 50 s Stability 5% of measurement /year Sensor life > 5 years in normal environmental conditions Carbon Dioxide (CO Sensor Non-dispersive infrared rays (NDIR)
  • Page 49 WAVE LENGTH (nm) WAVE LENGTH (nm) Graph 1 – Relative spectral response of Graph 2 – Relative spectral response of illuminance sensor UVA irradiance sensor TAB. 8.8.3: Characteristics of terminal header inputs of HD35EDH instrument: Pt100 / Pt1000 Measuring range -200…+650 °C Resolution 0.1 °C...

  • Page 50: Hd35Edw

    9 HD35EDW… WATERPROOF DATA LOGGERS ESCRIPTION Models without LCD display Models with LCD display 1. Probes and/or integrated sensors. The aspect of the lower part of the data logger depends on the model (see next paragraph). 2. BATTERY LED: green color, indicates the charge level of the internal battery. As the bat- tery runs low, the LED blinks with a lower and lower frequency (the blink period increases of 1 second for each 10% decrease of the battery charge).
  • Page 51 Vertical connector connectors connector connector for fixed RH/T for combined for temperature for combined temperature probe RH/T probe or probes RH/T probe or probe temperature probe temperature probe Data logger models in waterproof housing In order to highlight the physical quantities measured by data loggers, order codes include some identification characters for the various quantities, according to the following convention: 1 = Humidity 4b = Atmospheric Pressure (barometer)

  • Page 52: Installation Of Waterproof Housing

    TAB. 9.1.1: models of data loggers in waterproof housing OPTIONAL MEASUREMENTS INPUTS Fig. Number of Built-in Model Pt100 sensors Patm PYRA Rainfall Custom Graphic connectors Pt1000 • • HD35EDW 7P/1 TC • • HD35EDW 7P/2 TC • • HD35EDW 7P/3 TC •...

  • Page 53: Onnection To The Wireless Network

    For outdoor installations, use the optional protection shield against solar radiations (HD9217TF1). Data loggers supplied with clamping already mounted on the back of the housing are equipped with protection devices against over-voltages connected to the clamping. For a correct opera- tion of the protecting devices, the yellow/green wire with fast-on connector connected to the clamping should be connected to ground.

  • Page 54: Technical Characteristics Of Data Loggers In Waterproof Housing

    Battery Main line level Measurement Secondary line unit RF interference Logging indicator status Connection status Fig. 9.4.1: custom LCD TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DATA LOGGERS IN WATERPROOF HOUSING Transmission frequency 868 MHz, 902-928 MHz or 915.9-929.7 MHz according to the model Antenna External for outdoor installation with protection shield against solar radia- tions.
  • Page 55 TAB. 9.5.1: memory capacity of data loggers in waterproof housing Number of Models Notes storable samples HD35EDWN/1TC, HD35EDW7P/1TC, HD35EDWNTV, HD35EDW1TV, 74,000 HD35EDW1TVI HD35EDWN/2TC, HD35EDW7P/2TC 56.000 HD35EDWN/3TC, HD35EDW7P/3TC 44,000 HD35EDW1NTC, HD35EDW17PTC, HD35EDW1NTV, HD35EDW1NTVI 22,000 HD35EDW1N/2TC, HD35EDW14bNTC, HD35EDW14b7PTC 20,000 Note 1: they store also 5 calculated humidity quantities: dew point, wet bulb temperature, ab- solute humidity, mixing ratio, partial vapor pressure.
  • Page 56 Relative Humidity – High accuracy sensor For versions …TC and …TV Sensor Capacitive Measurement range 0…100 %RH Resolution (of instrument) 0.1 % Accuracy ± 1.5 %RH (0..90 % RH) / ± 2 % RH (remaining range) Sensor operating temperature -20…+80 °C standard -40…+150 °C with HP3517E…probe Response time <...

  • Page 57: Hd35Ed-Alm Remote Alarm Device

    HD35ED-ALM REMOTE ALARM DEVICE 10.1 D ESCRIPTION 1. ALARM LED: red color, it blinks to signal alarm conditions. 2. BATTERY LED: green color, it indicates the internal battery charge level. As the battery runs low, the LED blinks with a lower and lower frequency (the blink period increases of 1 second for each 10% decrease of the battery charge).

  • Page 58: Connection To The Wireless Network

    10.3 C ONNECTION TO THE WIRELESS NETWORK The device can be connected and disconnected to/from the wireless network by pressing for 5 seconds the connection button on the front panel (see step 6 of paragraph 7.1). If the device is disconnected, by pressing the connection button for 5 seconds the buzzer emits a beep and the green LED activates for one second to indicate the start of the connection pro- cedure.

  • Page 59: Modbus

    MODBUS address as that of wireless devices should not be present in RS485 or LAN network. The device general information can be read through the function code 0x2B/0x0E. It consists • Manufacturer (Delta OHM) • Model • Firmware version The complete list of MODBUS registers is shown below.
  • Page 60 TAB. 11.2: Discrete Inputs – Read-only parameters Address Type Discrete Input description If 1, the device is subjected to RF interference due to the transmission of more covering repeaters. If 1, the last transmitted measurement packet has been lost Flag PENDING_CONF. If 1, there is a pending configuration change request.
  • Page 61 Address Type Input Register description in % (x10). Only for models with high accu- ELATIVE UMIDITY racy sensor (models …TC and …TV). Relative humidity alarm: 0=OFF, 1=lower threshold alarm, 2=higher threshold alarm. Only for models …TC and …TV with high accuracy sensor. in the set measurement unit (x10).
  • Page 62 Address Type Input Register description Alarm for temperature with NTC10K sensor of channel 3: 0=OFF, 1=lower threshold alarm, 2=higher threshold alarm. for the range r3 in the set measurement IFFERENTIAL RESSURE unit (the multiplier depends on the set unit). Differential pressure alarm for the range r3: 0=OFF, 1=lower threshold alarm, 2=higher threshold alarm.
  • Page 63 Address Type Input Register description 1016 + TC_T sensor of channel N in the set EMPERATURE WITH 200 x (N-1) measurement unit (x10). 1017 + Alarm for temperature with TC_T sensor of channel N: 200 x (N-1) 0=OFF, 1=lower threshold alarm, 2=higher threshold alarm. 1018 + with TC_N sensor of channel N in the set EMPERATURE...
  • Page 64 Address Type Input Register description da 4004 Value of quantity associated to the channel if the channel is con- a 4005 figured as counter (HD35EDH). Alarm for quantity associated to the channel if the channel is 4006 configured as counter (HD35EDH): to 4007 0=OFF, 1=lower threshold alarm, 2=higher threshold alarm.
  • Page 65 Address Type Input Register description 6036 + Measurement unit of the quantity associated to channel N if the 200 x (N-1) channel is configured as 0…1 V input (HD35EDH). See TAB 10.1 Resolution of the quantity associated to channel N if the channel 6037 + is configured as 0…1 V input (HD35EDH): 200 x (N-1)
  • Page 66 TAB. 11.5: Holding Registers – Read/Write parameters Address Type Holding Register description Measurement alarm thresholds Lower alarm threshold for with NTC10K sensor of TEMPERATURE channel 1 in the set measurement unit (x10). Higher alarm threshold for temperature with NTC10K sensor of channel 1 in the set measurement unit (x10).
  • Page 67 Address Type Holding Register description Lower alarm threshold for with NTC10K sensor of TEMPERATURE channel 3 in the set measurement unit (x10). Higher alarm threshold for temperature with NTC10K sensor of channel 3 in the set measurement unit (x10). lower alarm threshold for range r3 in the IFFERENTIAL PRESSURE set measurement unit (the multiplier depends on the set unit).
  • Page 68 Address Type Holding Register description 1013 + Higher alarm threshold for temperature with TC_K sensor of 200 x (N-1) channel N in the set measurement unit (x10). 1014 + Lower alarm threshold for with TC_J sensor of TEMPERATURE 200 x (N-1) channel N in the set measurement unit (x10).
  • Page 69 Address Type Holding Register description 4000 Lower alarm threshold as number of counts. Only if the chan- to 4001 nel is configured as counter (HD35EDH). 4002 Higher alarm threshold as number of counts. Only if the to 4003 channel is configured as counter (HD35EDH). Lower alarm threshold expressed as value of the quantity asso- 4004 ciated to the channel when the channel is configured as counter...
  • Page 70 Address Type Holding Register description Setting of the RF quantities (RSSI, PER%) to be displayed in the automatic viewing cycle for models HD35EDLW… without key- 10053 board. Set the i-th bit (starting from LSB) to 1 if you wish to include the i-th quantity in the viewing cycle.

  • Page 71: Dimensions

    12 DIMENSIONS The following figures show the dimensions of the instruments in mm. HD35AP - HD35APW - HD35APG - HD35RE HD35APS HD35ED… versions with fixed RH/T probe HD35ED… versions with grid HD35ED… versions with M12 connectors HD35ED… versions with terminals - 71...
  • Page 72 HD35ED… versions with Support for removable installation differential pressure inputs Flanges for fixed installation Lock pin note 1 HD35EDW… versions with M12 connectors HD35EDW… versions with fixed RH/T probe Note 1: the antenna is external for outdoor installation with protection shield against solar ra- diations;...

  • Page 73: Relative Humidity And Temperature Probes

    13 RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE PROBES Combined probes for temperature and relative humidity: HP3517… R.H. Sensor Capacitive Temperature sensor NTC 10 kΩ @ 25 °C (HP3517TC…) Pt100 1/3 DIN (HP3517ETC…) R.H. sensor measurement range 0…100 %RH Temperature sensor measurement range -40…+105 °C (HP3517TC…...
  • Page 74 TP35.4… Sensor 4-wire Pt100 Temperature range -50…+105 °C Accuracy 1/3 DIN Application Immersion Cable length 3, 5 or 10 m standard, other lengths on request Connection Free wires or 4-pole M12 female connector (option /C) Material AISI 316 stainless steel tube TP35.5…...
  • Page 75 TP35N2... Sensor NTC 10 kΩ @ 25 °C Temperature range 0…+70 °C Accuracy ± 0.3 °C Application Immersion Cable length 3, 5 o 10 m standard, other lengths on request Connection Free wires or 4-pole M12 female connector (option /C) Material AISI 316 stainless steel tube TP35N5...
  • Page 76 Connections of Pt100, Pt1000 and NTC 10KΩ temperature probes with M12 connector: Reference External view of the instrument M12 connector Probe M12 connector Pt100 NTC 10KΩ Pt1000 2 wires Pt100 Pt100 Pt1000 Pt1000 4 wires 3 wires - 76...

  • Page 77: Storage Of Instruments

    14 STORAGE OF INSTRUMENTS Instruments storage conditions: • Temperature: -40...+70 °C. • Humidity: less than 90 %RH no condensation. • In storage, avoid places where: • humidity is high; • instruments are exposed to direct sun radiation; • instruments are exposed to a high temperature source; •...

  • Page 78: Ordering Codes

    16 ORDERING CODES HD35AP… Base unit for interfacing between PC and system data loggers. USB connec- tion. In addition to USB output, one of the following options is available: RS485 output with MODBUS-RTU protocol (option S), Wi-Fi interface and ETHERNET connection with integrated Web server (option W), GSM module (option G).
  • Page 79 ATA LOGGER HD35ED… Wireless data logger. Stores measurements in the internal memory. Transmits the acquired data to the base unit automatically at regular intervals or on re- quest. Optional LCD Display. Acoustic alarm with internal buzzer. Power supply through non-rechargeable lithium-thionyl-chloride (Li-SOCl ) 3.6V inter- nal battery, typical life with 5s measurement interval and 30s transmission in- terval: 2 years.
  • Page 80 HD9007A-1 12-ring protection against solar radiations. Includes support bracket. HD9007A-2 16-ring protection against solar radiations. Includes support bracket. HD9007T26.2 Adapter for Ø 14 mm probes for protections against solar radiations HD9007A-1 and HD9007A-2. Pt100 Pt1000 TEMPERATURE PROBES TP35.1… Stainless steel immersion temperature probe. 3-wire Pt1000 1/3 DIN sensor. Dimensions: Ø...
  • Page 81 No character = cable ending with free wires TP35 /C = cable ending with 4-pole M12 female connector 3 = cable length 3 m other lengths on request for quantities 5 = cable length 5 m 10 = cable length 10 m (TP35N1… and TP35N2…only) N1 = Stainless steel immersion temperature probe Ø...
  • Page 82 Connection tube kit between instrument and MINICAN.12A for CO calibra- tion. DELTA OHM metrology laboratories LAT N° 124 are accredited by ACCREDIA for Temperature, Humidity, Pressure, Photometry / Radiometry, Acoustics and Air Velocity. They can supply calibration certificates for the accredited quantities.
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  • Page 86 FCC and IC Notices and Approvals Contains Transmitter Module FCC ID: X7J-A10040601 IC ID: 8975A-A10040601 Notice: This device complies with Part 15 -15.247(a2) and 15.247(b) and 15.249 of the FCC Rules and with Industry Canada (IC) licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 87 Delta OHM presso l’Istituto Primario Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica. The traceability of measures assigned to international and national reference samples is guaranteed by a reference chain which source is the calibration of Delta OHM accredited laboratories reference samples at the Primary National Metrological Research Institute.
  • Page 88 All DELTA OHM instruments are subject to accurate testing, and are guaranteed for 24 months from the date of purchase. DELTA OHM will repair or replace free of charge the parts that, within the warranty period, shall be deemed non efficient according to its own judgement. Complete replacement is excluded and no damage claims are accepted.

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