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- Page 1 MultiLogPRO User Guide July 2012 Fourier Systems Ltd. 16 Hamelacha St., POB 11681, Rosh Ha‘ayin 48091, Tel: +972-3-901-4849, Fax: +972-3-901-4999 www.FourierEdu.com EXPERIENCE SCIENCE!
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Input Modes......................7 Auto ID ........................7 8 Inputs ........................7 Quick-Start ......................7 Working with the MultiLogPRO Menus ............... 10 Turning MultiLogPRO On and Off ................10 Main Menu Display ....................11 Menu Buttons ......................11 Menu Icons and Commands ..................12 Graphic Display .................... - Page 3 Sampling Rate ......................25 Continuous Sampling ....................26 Sensor Calibration ....................27 Hardware Offset Calibration ................27 MultiLogPRO Automatic Zero Calibration ............27 pH Temperature Compensation ................. 28 Calibration ....................28 MultiLab Sensor Calibration ................28 Factory Calibration (No Calibration Required) ........... 28 Chapter 2: Troubleshooting Guide ................
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Page 4: Introduction
21,000 samples per second, and of collecting up to 100,000 samples in its internal memory. MultiLogPRO is very easy to use because all its functions are broken down into 8 icon menus, and its four buttons can browse every menu and execute any of the commands. -
Page 5: Chapter 1: Multilogpro
Chapter 1: MultiLogPRO This chapter will focus on the MultiLogPRO data collection device and includes sections on: How to operate the MultiLogPRO keypad How to set up MultiLogPRO How to connect MultiLogPRO to your computer General MultiLogPRO System Contents The following list indicates the items included with the MultiLogPRO. - Page 6 I/O-2, I/O-3 and I/O-4. These sockets are used to connect the sensors. Normally, all four sockets can be used simultaneously. To connect a sensor to the MultiLogPRO use one of the mini-din cables. Plug one end of the cable into the data logger - arrow facing up, and the other end into the sensor - arrow facing down.
- Page 7 9-pin Type D male socket. If your computer is using this port for the mouse, look for a 25-pin D shell male socket near the mouse. Use the RS-232 9 to 25-pin adaptor to connect the MultiLogPRO serial cable to the 25-pin port (the adaptor is included with the MultiLogPRO).
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Page 8: Battery
Battery MultiLogPRO is equipped with a 7.2V NiCad rechargeable battery. Before you first start working with MultiLogPRO, charge the unit for 10 to 12 hours while it is turned off. Battery life is approximately 24 hours between charges. If the data logger’s main battery runs out, the internal 3V Lithium battery backs up the memory, so no data will be lost. - Page 9 LCD Display Backward Enter/Run Button Button Forward On/Off Button Buttons Escape/Stop Button Figure 2: MultiLogPRO front panel Fourier Systems Ltd. 16 Hamelacha St., POB 11681, Rosh Ha‘ayin 48091, Tel: +972-3-901-4849, Fax: +972-3-901-4999 www.FourierEdu.com EXPERIENCE SCIENCE!
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Page 10: Input Modes
MultiLogPRO has two Input Modes. The default mode is Auto ID and the MultiLogPRO is in this mode when turned on for the first time. When using more than 4 sensors, when using third-party sensors, or if you’ve defined your own sensor, switch to the 8 inputs mode. - Page 11 Before you first use MultiLogPRO, charge the unit for 10 to 12 hours while it is turned off. Turn on MultiLogPRO Press the on button . You will see the initialization screen. MultiLogPRO performs a brief self-check and displays its status including battery level. At this point you can load the last setup you used (see page 20).
- Page 12 If the MultiLogPRO is in 8 input mode, you have to select the sensors manually (see page 15). Select Rate Use the Forward and Backward arrow buttons to select the desired rate, and then press the Enter button In–1: Microphone In–2: Light...
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Page 13: Working With The Multilogpro Menus
Or press the Enter button if you want to go back to the first item (Rate). You can stop recording any time by pressing the Escape button Working with the MultiLogPRO Menus Turning MultiLogPRO On and Off Turn MultiLogPRO on Turn MultiLogPRO off Fourier Systems Ltd. -
Page 14: Main Menu Display
When turned on, MultiLogPRO opens with a system information window and then displays the main menu: MultiLogPRO has 9 menus. Use the Forward or Backward Arrow buttons to highlight a menu and press the Enter button to select it. Then use the Arrow buttons to scan the options. -
Page 15: Menu Icons And Commands
Setup MultiLogPRO in 4 steps: Rate – Select recording rate Samples – Select the total number of recording points Display – Select the way MultiLogPRO will display the data (at a rate of up to 10 samples per second): ... - Page 16 Battery level (unplug any sensor and external power supply) Current date and time Note: When turning off the MultiLogPRO, the date and time is reset. You restore the current date and time whenever the logger communicates with MultiLab. Timing...
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Page 17: Graphic Display
Backward arrow buttons to move the cursor. MultiLogPRO displays the point coordinates at the bottom of the graph. If there is more then one sensor, press the Enter button to move the cursor to another plot on the graph. -
Page 18: Measuring Timing Events
To learn more about the different measurement types see page Error! Bookmark not defined. and page Error! Bookmark not defined.. While in Timer mode MultiLogPRO does not store data. To save timing data in the computer operate the Timer module via MultiLab. -
Page 19: Stopwatch
Press Escape a second time to return to the main menu Time and Speed In this mode MultiLogPRO measures time and speed either in one gate or between gates. Fourier Systems Ltd. 16 Hamelacha St., POB 11681, Rosh Ha‘ayin 48091, Tel: +972-3-901-4849, Fax: +972-3-901-4999 www.FourierEdu.com... - Page 20 In1 In2 if you want to measure time and speed between two gates. Time and speed at one gate Time and speed between gates MultiLogPRO measures the time MultiLogPRO measures the time between blocking and unblocking the between blocking the photogate at input...
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Page 21: Time, Speed And Acceleration
Time, Speed and Acceleration In this mode MultiLogPRO measures the crossing time at the first gate, the time it takes the body to move from one gate to the second gate and the crossing time at the second gate and returns the time between gates, the average speed and the average acceleration. -
Page 22: Select Sensors Manually
Timing begins each time a body enters the first photogate (input 1) and ends when leaving the second photogate (input 2). MultiLogPRO then displays the elapsed time between entering the gates and the body's average velocity and acceleration Use the arrow buttons to scroll between the time, speed and... -
Page 23: Load The Last Setup
. The arrow indicator will point to the Rate command and you must complete the setup, as detailed in section 0. Note: When you turn the MultiLogPRO off it will save the setup for the next session. Load the Last Setup... -
Page 24: Configure Your Multilogpro
Configure Your MultiLogPRO Use the System configuration menu to select the Input Mode, to clear the MultiLogPRO’s memory, to change the screen contrast, or to calibrate the DO sensor. In the MAIN MENU screen, select the System configuration icon to display the configuration screen. -
Page 25: Do 2 Sensor Calibration
Use the arrow buttons to select between 0, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3000 and 3500 ft and press the Enter button to confirm. MultiLogPRO will display the calculated upper limit of the calibrated range and will exit the DO calibration screen. -
Page 26: Internal Clock And Calendar
MultiLogPRO to a computer and perform Setup in MultiLab. When you shut off the MultiLogPRO, the internal clock and calendar is not saved. To restore the clock and calendar, you must reconnect the MultiLogPRO to the computer and Setup the logger again. - Page 27 You can also choose the duration of an experiment first, and then calculate the number of samples: Samples = Logging time Rate. Continuous In the Continuous mode, MultiLogPRO does not save data, and can continue logging indefinitely. Fourier Systems Ltd.
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Page 28: Programming Rules And Limitations
To operate in Continuous mode select RATE equal to or less than 100/s and SAMPLES = Continuous. You can also select Continuous mode directly from the MultiLab software. Note: MultiLogPRO must be set to a display mode other than graphic in order to enable the Continuous mode. Programming Rules and Limitations... -
Page 29: Continuous Sampling
Continuous sampling is possible up to a maximum sampling rate of 100/s. The data must be presented in a display mode other than graphical. Fourier Systems Ltd. 16 Hamelacha St., POB 11681, Rosh Ha‘ayin 48091, Tel: +972-3-901-4849, Fax: +972-3-901-4999 www.FourierEdu.com... -
Page 30: Sensor Calibration
Sensor Calibration In this section you will learn how to increase the MultiLogPRO system accuracy using calibration. Most of the sensors are linear, i.e. the output level of each sensor changes according to the equation: Where: Y - Output of the sensor (voltage level changing from 0 to 5V) -
Page 31: Ph Temperature Compensation
Place the Pressure sensor in a 1 ATM (1013 mb) chamber pH Temperature Compensation To compensate a pH sensor for temperature changes, plug the temperature sensor into Input 1, and the pH sensor in Input 2. MultiLogPRO will then display the compensated pH value. Calibration... -
Page 32: Chapter 2: Troubleshooting Guide
Chapter 2: Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Cause of Problem I pressed the ON key on MultiLogPRO Try charging the battery, it and it did not turn on. may be weak. You are using an unsuitable AC/DC adaptor (see page 5). -
Page 33: Technical Support
If the battery voltage is less then 5V, logging stopped automatically. MultiLogPRO’s memory is empty – there The internal 3 V disk are no stored files or experiment notes. battery is dead. Replace the battery. Technical Support: ... -
Page 34: Chapter 3: Specifications
Chapter 3: Specifications The MultiLogPRO Data Logger Input 4 Mini-Din sensor port interface Auto ID mode: Any combination of digital and analog inputs, with maximum of 2 digital inputs and 4 analog inputs Automatic sensor identification across 4 inputs 8 inputs mode:... - Page 35 Stopwatch Range: 0 to 99.99 s Resolution: 10 mS Man-machine Interface Full keypad operation enabling manual programming of the MultiLogPRO Graphic LCD Display uses: displaying the logger setup, displaying experiment instructions and notes and displaying the data measurements in graphs, meters, tables or digital...
- Page 36 Battery life: 750 mAH, 24 hours between charges Operating temperature range: 0 to 50 °C Dimensions: 182 x 100 x 28 mm Weight: 450 gr Standards compliance: CE, FCC Fourier Systems Ltd. 16 Hamelacha St., POB 11681, Rosh Ha‘ayin 48091, Tel: +972-3-901-4849, Fax: +972-3-901-4999 www.FourierEdu.com EXPERIENCE SCIENCE!
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