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  • Page 1 Installation User Manual 9325 9325 Installation & User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Advanced Flexible Multi-Point Calibration Display Modes Decimal Point Position and Resolution TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) Basic Concept How it Works Advantages 9325 Specifics Supported TEDS Hardware Devices Extended TEDS Calibration Options Configuration Customization Measurement Block User Operation Keypad Display...
  • Page 3 Import / Export Export Tab Export Tab (Clone Export) Import Tab Standard Export File Clone Export File Configuration Menus Tab Calibration Tab Display Modes Tab Units Tab Custom Units Tab Firmware Upgrade Tab Displays Tab Summary Sub Tab Mode 1 - 6 Sub Tab Select New Management Tab Logging...

  • Page 4: Introduction / Overview

    The 9325 (Handheld Display) for strain bridge sensors, is a microprocessor based portable display instrument. It is designed to interface with any full bridge sensor that has an output sensitivity of up to 480mV/V. Bridge resistances from 85 ohms upwards can be used with the 9325.

  • Page 5: Advanced Flexible Multi-Point Calibration

    So, the new 9325 now supports settings for both decimal point position on a per unit basis and resolution on a per calibration range basis.

  • Page 6: Teds (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet)

    Better sensor tracking by storing data sheets electronically • Improved accuracy by providing detailed calibration information • Simplified asset management by eliminating paper data sheets • Reliable sensor location by identifying individual sensors electronically Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 7: 9325 Specifics

    User Experience parameters such as Units and tare values. There is also an option to ignore TEDS on specific devices so that the 9325 Calibration Ranges can be used instead of any Calibration Tables held in the connected TEDS device.

  • Page 8: Configuration Customization

    Configuration Customization Many actions and features of the 9325 can be hidden or disabled. If certain features mentioned in this manual are not visible on your particular 9325 then these features have most likely been locked / protected by your supplier.

  • Page 9: Measurement Block

    The following diagram shows how values and flags are generated. This entire block is processed at the Measurement Rate selected. Some processes (such as the calibration and linearization) are only shown as a single block due to their complexity. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 10: User Operation

    Ranges.In both the menu and the toolkit, the user may also select an action for a long press. A long press is where the key is held down for over a second before being released. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 11 The OK key can also be held down for a long press (Approx one second then released) to cancel any current editing of values and data. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 12: Display

    Display The 9325 has a monochrome dot matrix backlit display. The display may change depending on the display mode, However the basic operation and positions of items should remain intuitive. The example shown below allows up to three values to be displayed, where one is a large primary value and two are secondary values.

  • Page 13: Cumulative Zeroing

    This display shows the min and max values underneath the large normal value display. Soft keys allow you to toggle between Zeroed and Gross values as well as Reset the min and max to the current value. Units selection is also available. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 14: Delta

    Note: As there is only one global alarm that is set in the base units of the currently selected calibration range, you must ensure that the correct calibration range is selected and that the Alarm Latch is not active! Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 15: Icons

    The temperature is now too low to operate the LCD at its normal update rate. A slower update rate has been applied. Note that internal measurement (such as peak detection) will not be affected. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 16: Full Screen Messages

    Note: Because the keypad gets locked during toolkit configuration, avoid swapping TEDS devices while connected to the toolkit, as you will not be able to dismiss any full screen messages that may appear. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 17: Menu

    Menu Structure Menu Menu is activated by holding the OK key for 1 second. System► System Menu contains settings for display,user interface and other system wide settings. Display Display handles display and backlight settings. Contrast allows the LCD contrast to be configured.
  • Page 18 Auto Off is enabled. (Only visible when mode is enabled.) User Interface► User Interface allows changes to be made to the way the user interface behaves. Key Actions choose what feedback occurs when a valid key Key Actions►...
  • Page 19 The faster the rate the more this affects battery life. (SPS = Samples Per Second) ●1 SPS One per second. ●3 SPS Three per second. ●10 SPS Ten per second. ●50 SPS Fifty per second. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 20 ●Range 1 Range 1 select Calibration Range 1. ●Range 2 Range 2 select Calibration Range 2. ●Range 3 Range 3 select Calibration Range 3. ●Range 4 Range 4 select Calibration Range 4. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 21 Select which of the Calibration Tables held in the TEDS device to use. ●CAL Table 1 Table 1 Select TEDS Calibration Table 1. ●CAL Table 1 Table 2 Select TEDS Calibration Table 2. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 22: Editing Parameter Values

    Move the decimal place to the right. Click the OK key to stop editing and save the value. Note: Pressing and holding this key for over a second then releasing will cancel the current edit. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 23: Editing Text

    Cycle between character modes. Alpha, numeric and symbol. Click the OK key to stop editing and save the value. Note: Pressing and holding this key for over a second then releasing will cancel the current edit. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 24: Connections

    Rotate the locking collar as indicated on the connector. The connector fitted to the 9325 Standard Product is BINDER 770-8. The cable fitted mating connector is a BINDER 771 8-way male connector. This male connector is available under three different BINDER Order Codes determined by the field cable diameter.

  • Page 25: Field Cable Preparation (4 Wire Shown)

    If the main body is difficult to unscrew it may be easier to lock the connector to the handheld then grip and unscrew the main body in an counter-clockwise direction. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 26: Six (6) Wire Measurement Explained

    Where possible, six core cable should be used to connect the strain bridge sensor directly to the 9325 connector. If the cable has twisted pairs refer to the wiring table above where it is indicated which connections should share a twisted pair. Note that shield connections are described further in this section.

  • Page 27: Wiring A Four (4) Wire Strain Bridge Sensor (On Extended Six Wire Cable)

    Cable shield should be connected to the strain bridge sensor chassis and remain unconnected at the 9325 end. Where There is No Option to Connect to Strain Bridge Sensor Chassis Cable shield should be connected to the 9325 Excitation -EXC and remain unconnected at the strain bridge sensor end. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com...

  • Page 28: Toolkit Configuration

    When you connect the handheld to the PC using a USB cable it creates a virtual COM port on the PC. All detected 9325 devices are displayed in the drop-down list, all you need to do is select the appropriate one. If only one handheld is detected, you may not see this page as the Toolkit will automatically select and connect to it.

  • Page 29: Information

    Information This page displays useful information about the handheld. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 30: Settings

    Settings This page allows you to alter the device settings. Interface Tab Here you can configure the user interface of the handheld and change settings of the backlight and keypad. Item Description Backlight Mode Select the required operational mode for the backlight. Choices are: Off –...

  • Page 31: Key Actions Tab

    Key Actions Tab Here you can configure the user interface of the handheld and change settings of the keypad actions and functions. Note: The Left, Right , Up and Down key action options may not be available on some handhelds...
  • Page 32 Display Selection – Select the next display mode. Decimal Places – increase or decrease the number of decimal places displayed for all displayed values using the same units as the main display. Disabled – No action. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 33: Clock Tab

    Set the handheld internal clock Month. (Entry Field) Set the handheld internal clock Day. (Entry Field) Date Format Set the desired Date Format. (Drop-Down) Use Computer Time Set the handheld to PC time and date. (Button) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 34: Import / Export

    Export configuration to a file on the PC. This will open a file dialog box (Button) to allow you to specify where the export will be saved. Clone Export See the next section in the manual. (Button) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 35: Export Tab (Clone Export)

    (Button) Clone Export Export Clone configuration to a file on the PC. This will open a file dialog (Button) box to allow you to specify where the export will be saved. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 36: Import Tab

    Calibration – Calibration settings Configuration – The configuration which includes what settings are available to change, which menu items are visible etc. This also includes the Display Modes. Settings – All general settings. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 37: Clone Export File

    Item Description Select File Click to open a file select dialog box to allow you to choose the location (Button) of the file to import. Import Perform the import. (Button) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 38: Configuration

    Refer to the Menu Structure section to see what functionality the above menu options contain. Note that individual menu items (Those not shown above) are not available for individually hiding. Off - Menu item will be hidden On - Menu item will be visible Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 39: Calibration Tab

    On - This calibration range can be calibrated by the user. The calibration availability is useful for providing preset calibration ranges that cannot be re-calibrated, while still allowing other ranges to be calibrated by the user. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 40: Display Modes Tab

    The selection options here will not stop that action but only the selection from the keypad. Off - Display Mode is unavailable for selection. On - Display Mode is available for selection. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 41: Units Tab

    Note: The decimal places can also be modified (globally for the currently displayed engineering units) by using a long press on the keypad left and right direction keys (If this action has been allowed). Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 42: Custom Units Tab

    1 with a gain of 1 and lbs in index 2 with a gain of 2.2. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 43: Firmware Upgrade Tab

    "Click" Load File button to select the .srec firmware file. "Click" Start Programming to initiate the update, then follow onscreen instructions. (Remove all power from the device before attempting to reconnect.) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 44: Displays Tab

    The currently selected Display Mode of the handheld is indicated by the display number being shown in triangular brackets. The right-most column shows a graphical mimic of how the display is formatted. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 45: Mode 1-6 Sub Tab

    Swap the current display mode with the one in another slot. (Buttons) Select New Select a new display mode for the current slot. See the next section for (Button) a description of this process. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 46: Select New

    Custom files may be sent to you by your supplier and once imported will remain in the list of available Display Modes. Here you can configure the user interface of the handheld and change settings of the backlight as well as the keypad.

  • Page 47: Management Tab

    Configuration page if Configuration is locked with a password. Allow Key Action Change When set to off, the user cannot change the action assigned to the left, (Switch) right, up and down keys on the Settings page. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 48: Logging

    Double-click to select the folder and filename for the logged file. (Entry Field) Start Logging Start logging. You will be warned if the file already exists and given the (Button) option to continue or cancel the operation. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 49 The start and end timestamps along with the actual duration is then displayed. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 50 This is what the caption of the Load Log File button changes to while a (Button) logged file is opened in the chart. Clicking the button will revert the chart to showing real-time data. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 51: Measurement

    A new measurement value is generated 100x per second. 1200 SPS A new measurement value is generated 1200x per second. 2400 SPS A new measurement value is generated 2400x per second. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 52 Shows the maximum value the Gross has reached since last reset. (Live Label) Gross Delta Shows the difference between the minimum and maximum value the (Live Label) Gross has reached since last reset. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 53 Simulated display value showing the effects of the Zero Masking and (Live Label) Resolution settings. Note: If a TEDS device is connected, then this page will reflect the settings particular to that device. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 54: Calibration

    Displays the number of points that the calibration consists of. (Header) Mode Indicates the wiring mode expected by this calibration. (Header) 4-wire Calibration expects a 4 wire measurement. 6-wire Calibration expects a 6 wire measurement. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 55 ±15 mV/V ±30 mV/V ±60 mV/V ±120 mV/V ±240 mV/V ±480 mV/V Date The date when the calibration was performed. (Header) Initials The initials entered at the time of calibration. (Header) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 56: Range 1 - 6 Tabs

    Choose a sensitivity range suitable for the connected strain gauge. (Drop-Down) Choose the lowest range that exceeds the sensitivity of the connected bridge: ±7.5 mV/V ±15 mV/V ±30 mV/V ±60 mV/V ±120 mV/V ±240 mV/V ±480 mV/V Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 57 Allows the last performed step to be undone. (Button) Import Import a previously exported calibration data file. (Button) Export Export the current calibration to a file for later import into the same or (Button) a different handheld. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 58: Calibration Types

    This simply indicates which calibration point the row refers to. In this (Header) case there is only ever one point. Offset Click and enter the required offset value. (Edit Field) Gain Click and enter the required gain value. (Edit Field) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 59: Multi-Point

    10 in the Output field then click Acquire to automatically enter the current input value. Output Click and enter the required output value for the given input value. (Edit Field) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 60: Polynomial

    Item Description This simply indicates which calibration point the row refers to. (Header) Value Enter the polynomial value for this point. (Edit Field) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 61: Management Tab

    If a password exists, click this button to remove it and to remove (Button) protection of the configuration settings. Note: A forgotten password cannot be recovered and the handheld may need to be returned to the supplier. DO NOT FORGET YOUR PASSWORD! Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 62: Alarm

    This is Unlatched operation. Latched operation means that the alarm stays active even when the source value is within limits again and requires a manual reset (Via menu) to deactivate. Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 63 If it falls within a green zone the alarm will not activate. This action is changed by selecting a different Trigger above. Alarm Flags This indicates which of the eight alarm flags are currently active. (Indicators) Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 64: Enclosure

    USB socket under a gently running tap. Be careful when using a USB cable connected with the handheld resting flat on a surface as too much force on the enclosure Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 65: Accessories

    This is ideal for placing next to machinery in fixed installations. An optional included ball-joint connection can be used for more positioning options. Order Code: 9325-MP Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 66: Fixed Mount

    This allows a wide range of positions to be achieved before tightening the arm to fix in place. Order Code: 9325-FM-B Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 67: Carry Case

    Order Code: CT-XXX-3 Connector Conversion Cable This cable allows the original PSD connector to be plugged in to the new PSDS using a conversion cable. The cable length is 300mm. Order Code: 9325-811-1 Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 68: Specification

    °C Range Storage Temperature Range °C Operating Humidity Range Environmental Protection IP64 (With connector mated or unmated) External Dimensions L: 170mm, W: 94mm, H: 42mm Excluding mated connector Weight Including Batteries Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 69: Units Of Measure

    Units of Measure The 9325 has a large internal table of engineering units allowing conversion from the calibrated units into various other units, within the same measurement category, as required. In addition to these automatic conversions there are also user defined units which allow the defining of units not contained in this table.
  • Page 70 Pressure atmosphere techn atmosphere phys dyne/cm² dyncm² foot of water (39°F) ftH20 Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 71 Angular Velocity radians/sec rad/s degrees/sec °/s Torsional Stiffness newton meter per radian Nm/rad Torque meter kilogram m kg foot pound ft lb foot poundal ft pd inch pound in lb Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 72 RMS Power watts rms W rms milliwatts rms mW rms microwatts rms µW rms kilowatts rms kW rms Power watts milliwatts microwatts µW kilowatts horsepower Temperature celcius °C farenheight °F kelvin Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 73 Concentration Mole mole per cubic meter mol/m³ mole per litre mol/L Acceleration meters per second² m/sec² g-force foot per second² ft/sec² Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...
  • Page 74 Custom custom unit 1 custom1 custom unit 2 custom2 custom unit 3 custom3 custom unit 4 custom4 Undefined Interface Inc. www.interfaceforce.com 9325 Installation & User Manual 15-402...

  • Page 75: Warranty

    Also, please indicate if it is a warranty repair. The sender is responsible for shipping charges, freight insurance and proper packaging to prevent breakage in transit. 'Interface' warranty does not apply to defects resulting from action of the buyer such as mishandling, improper interfacing, operation outside of design limits, improper repair or unauthorised modification.

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