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PPUH SONOPAN Sp. z o.o.
Poland, 15-950 Bialystok, ul. Ciolkowskiego 2/2
tel./fax:+48 (85) 742 36 62
http://www.sonopan.com.pl
L-100
LUXMETER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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  • Page 1 PPUH SONOPAN Sp. z o.o. Poland, 15-950 Bialystok, ul. Ciolkowskiego 2/2 tel./fax:+48 (85) 742 36 62 http://www.sonopan.com.pl L-100 LUXMETER INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS: INSTRUMENT CHARACTERISTICS ....................4 1.1. Technical specification ........................4 1.2. Measuring probe ..........................5 1.3. Control unit..........................5 ACCESSORIES ...........................5 2.1. Basic accessories..........................5 2.2. Additional accessories .........................6 GENERAL VIEW ..........................6 RESULTS PANEL..........................6 4.1. Measure window..........................7 4.1.1. Measured quantity value format ....................7 4.2. Measured value logarithmic bar ....................8 4.3.
  • Page 3 Control of battery supply......................19 7.2. Automatic power off........................19 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INSTRUMENT USE................19 WARRANTY AND REPAIRS ......................20 CE MARKING AND CONFORMANCE TO EU COUCIL DIRECTIVES.........20 APPENDIX A: Photometric probe G.L-100.................21 APPENDIX B: Luminance measure adapter PL1.-RF100 ............22 – 3 –...
  • Page 4: Instrument Characteristics

    Device was approved by Polish Central Office of Measures (decision no. RP T 02 196). Luxmeter L-100 is designed for measurement illuminance in range from 0.001 lx to 300 000 lx, but after installing proper adapter - for measurement luminance. There are three kinds of luminance adapters with different field apertures: 1°, 3°, 10°.
  • Page 5: Measuring Probe

    • LCD backlight. The device user options are available through expandable menu lists visible at graphic display. Luxmeter L-100 consists of two cooperate units: measuring probe and control unit. 1.2. Measuring probe Measuring probe G.L-100 is complete photometer which includes: •...
  • Page 6: Additional Accessories

    / PC socket measure probe socket keyboard Fig. 2. L-100 luxmeter general view. RESULTS PANEL Results panel is main window of the meter. All bookmarks are hidden and there is no displayed message on the screen. Results panel consists of measure window, logarithmic bar of measured value and status bar.
  • Page 7: Measure Window

    Fig. 3. Results panel view illuminance, relative measurement, statistics and integration mode 4.1. Measure window Measure window includes: • measure state indicator: pause, run, • range overflow indicator, • measured quantity symbol: illuminance luminance, luminous exposure (time integral of the illuminance), time integral of the luminance, •...
  • Page 8: Measured Value Logarithmic Bar

    4.2. Measured value logarithmic bar Measured value bar: is placed in upper part of the result screen. Bar is displayed during illumination measure without relative measure or statistics option selected. It includes scale that covers whole measuring range and strip of fulfillment. Doted part of scale covers lower range. If strip of fulfillment is in this area it signifies, that measurement is possible with greater resolution on lower range.
  • Page 9: Alarm Field

    Battery is empty, 4.3.7. Alarm field Alarm is active. 4.3.8. Date/time field Current date and time is shown in lower right corner of a display. In case when viewing measures from memory, this field displays date and time of saved measure. OPERATION 5.1.
  • Page 10: Integration

    After turning on this option, new window for setup reference value opens. Window contains last meas- ured value by default for reference: Edit can be made by passing numeric values directly from alphanumerical keyboard. Position of cursor can be modified by key .
  • Page 11: Autorange

    5.1.2.1. Autorange Function: turns on/off automatic measurement range control. Turning off this option is equal to set manual measurement range control. In this case single measure mode will be set automatically. 5.1.2.2. Zero setting Function: compensates photo detector dark current. WARNING! Zero setting can be made only after covering measure probe.
  • Page 12: Backlight

    Luminance mode can be set only for probes that are compatible with this mode. In other case instrument does not allow to setup that option (includes RF-100 and probes not equal to G.L-100). For luminance option, all types of instrument operations are available. Besides all setup option, integral values and statistics are memorized.
  • Page 13: Memory

    Editing date value is done like edit process of real time clock setup. During alarm message edit process, directly from keyboard alphanumeric keys are available base characters (digits, dot and space). Additionally with all keys, user can input three different characters that are placed at left part of the key. Switching through differ- ent key functions is done by using menu keys: , that background color is same as input special characters.
  • Page 14: Load Measure

    After selecting, new window with cell number and comment will appear (max 512 cells for internal memory and 511 for external memory): Comment editing can be done just like editing alarm comment in menu SETUP. Approving setup value can be done by key 5.1.3.2.
  • Page 15: Send To Pc

    . First, data plate with manufacturer data and firmware version is displayed: Fig. 9. L-100 luxmeter data plat.e In this time measure probe is initialized, progress of initialization is signalized by stripping bar on the bottom of LCD screen. Short beep is generated when initialization completes. Data plate can be turned off by pressing any button.
  • Page 16: Selecting Measurement Range

    Alarm message window can be closed by key . Instrument setup is initialized from values saved during power off. Last statistics and integrals are also reinitialized. It also refers to entered com- ments values and positions of MENU pointer. Instrument is in PAUSE mode. 5.3.
  • Page 17: Measures Memory

    5.5. Measures memory Luxmeter L-100 is provided with internal 32kB non-volatile memory, which is used to store results of measurement. Memory is divided into 512 cells. One cell can hold one measure. At saving process, user can add own comment to the cell. Maximum comment size is 16 characters.
  • Page 18: Working Without Measure Probe

    This procedure is omitted if meter will be turned off by battery extraction. COMMUNICATION WITH PC Connecting luxmeter L-100 to PC is realized through RS-232C connector (Fig. 2) and cable provided together with the device. 6.1.
  • Page 19: Pc Software

    (separator character is tabulator). POWER SUPPLY Luxmeter L-100 is powered through single 9V battery. It is recommend to use alkaline batteries with big capacity of the 6LR61 type or similar. They assure 20 hours of non-interrupted instrument work.
  • Page 20: Warranty And Repairs

    WARRANTY AND REPAIRS Luxmeter L-100 is shipped with one year warranty from day of purchase. It does not require any special maintenance treatments. All repairs of the instrument are performed by the manufacturer 10. CE MARKING AND CONFORMANCE TO EU COUCIL DIRECTIVES...
  • Page 21: Appendix A: Photometric Probe G.l-100

    11. APPENDIX A: Photometric probe G.L-100 Photometric probe G.L-100 is designed to operate with instrument type L-100 or RF-100. It has possibility to connect additional adapter for measuring luminance. It is designed for measure natural and artificial illuminance and after connecting proper adapter for measure illumination.
  • Page 22: Appendix B: Luminance Measure Adapter Pl1.-Rf100

    Adapter PL1.RF-100 is device that changes illuminance meter into luminance one. Adapter is designed to co-operate with all measure probes that consider luminance/radiance measure mode (for example. G.L-100, G.BLH-100 e.t.c.). Operating complex- ity and low price makes alternative solution for more expensive classic luminance meters.

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