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MODEL 2000 SP
User Manual
GEO Calibration Inc.
2190 Smithtown Avenue
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
USA
English
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  • Page 1 MODEL 2000 SP User Manual English Deutsch Francais GEO Calibration Inc. 2190 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY 11779...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    SYSTEM UNCERTAINTY ...............................36 AUTO-CALIBRATION | PC SOFTWARE ..........................36 REFERENCE STANDARD RECALIBRATION ........37 CONTROL PROBE / REFERENCE SENSOR ........................37 ENTERING MODEL 2000 SP OFFSETS ..........39 UNIT OFFSET CALIBRATION VIA PUTTY ........................39 ACCESSING THE DEVICE MANAGER ..........................39 READING THE COM PORT ..............................40 INSTALLING PUTTY ................................40...
  • Page 3 DRAINING THE RESERVOIR ..............................51 CONDENSATION IN THE CHAMBER ..........................52 CHANGING THE CONTROL PROBE ..........................53 GEO Calibration Inc 2190 Smithtown Avenue, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779, USA Tel.: +001 (631) 471 - 6157 ● Fax: +001 (631) 471 - 6158 support@geocalibration.com ● www.geocalibration.com...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    INTRODUCTION MESSAGE FROM GEO CALIBRATION Thank you for purchasing the GEO Calibration Model 2000SP humidity and temperature generator/ calibrator. We look forward to providing you the highest quality technical support as you become familiar with your new humidity and temperature calibrator.

  • Page 5: Product Warranty

    GEO Calibration’s opinion, has been misused, altered, neglected, contaminated, or damaged by accident or abnormal conditions of operation or handling. GEO Calibration does not warrant that software will be error free or operate without interruption.

  • Page 6: Unpacking Instructions

    UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS Once you have removed the Model 2000 SP from its external packaging, please visually inspect the unit for damage. If damage is found, please immediately contact your supplier. CALIBRATOR APPLICATIONS The GEO Model 2000 SP Humidity Calibrator generates and maintains a controlled humidity and temperature environment for the purpose of testing or calibrating humidity and temperature sensors, also known as hygrometers.

  • Page 7: Standard Packing Check List

    STANDARD PACKING CHECK LIST Contents of Shipment  Part Number Description 01-200-00-0000 Model 2000 SP Humidity Generator 01-200-11-0001 Desiccant Canister 01-200-36-0002 Reference Standard / Control Probe 01-200-36-0011 2 Part Desiccant Tool 01-200-01-0013 Desiccant Clamps 01-200-01-0035 2000 SP Accessories Kit 01-200-36-0013...
  • Page 8 STANDARD PACKING CHECK LIST Contents of GEO Accessories Box  Part Number Description 01-001-00-0017 6 Port Door Square with 6 Plugs GEO Knobs (1 piece) 01-001-66-0001 GEO Bungs (7 pack) 01-200-01-0036 Calibration Documents  Part Number Description NO REORDER Factory Calibration Report 3rd Party Calibration Certification (IF ORDERED) 01-999-99-0001...

  • Page 9: Visual Item Check List

    VISUAL ITEM CHECK LIST Listed below are standard contents included with the purchase of a new Model 2000 SP. Control Probe Humidity Generator Desiccant Canister HC2-S HygroClip GEO Calibration Pre-Filled with molecular sieve control probe (pre-installed) Model 2000 SP P/N: 01-200-00-0000...

  • Page 10: Accessory Bag Contents

    ACCESSORY BAG CONTENTS USB Cable Mains Power Cord Fill Syringe (A to A) P/N: 01-200-69-0001 P/N: 01-200-46-0001 P/N: 01-200-36-0006 P/N: 01-200-46-0002 USB Stick 1 AMP Fuse (2pack) 4 AMP Fuse (2pack) Contains GEO Software P/N: 01-400-80-0001 P/N: 01-200-85-0002 P/N: 01-200-85-0001 Banana Jack to Aligator Connectors Red and Black Cable...
  • Page 11 ACCESSORY BOX CONTENTS 7 Piece Bung Kit Chamber Door 4 Piece GEO Knob Kit With plug set P/N: 01-200-01-0036 P/N: 01-001-00-0017 P/N: 01-001-66-0001 Clear Door P/N: 02-350-07-0005...

  • Page 12: Available Accessories

    AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Replacement Replacement Replacement Control Sensor Fill Syringe Desiccant HC2-S HygroClip control probe P/N: 01-200-11-0001 P/N: 01-200-36-0002 P/N: 01-200-36-0006 ISO 17025 System 971 Door Chilled Mirror Recalibration Door P/N: 01-001-00-0029 P/N: 01-001-00-0010 P/N: 01-999-99-0004 Silicone Drawer Door Expansion Chamber Adapter Variations (Regular and Slimline) P/N:...
  • Page 13 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Humidity Generator Part Number Description 01-200-11-0001 Desiccant Canister 01-200-36-0002 Control Probe 01-200-01-0035 2000 SP Accessories Kit 01-200-08-0025 Chamber Insert for Air Circulation 01-200-01-0013 01-200-01-0013 Desiccant Desiccant Clamps 01-200-69-0001 USB A to A Cable 01-200-46-0001 US Spec Power Cord / Mains Cable...
  • Page 14 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Chamber Doors Part Number Description 01-001-00-0017 6 Port Square Door with Plugs 01-001-00-0018 6 Port Round Door with Plugs 01-001-00-0024 6 Port Square Slimline Door with Plugs 01-001-00-0010 4 Port Chilled Mirror Door with Plugs 01-001-00-0003 4 Port Square Door with Plugs 01-001-00-0004 4 Port Round Door with Plugs 01-001-00-0028...
  • Page 15 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Grommets / Bungs M36 are for Standard Hygrometers PG36 are for Chilled Mirror Adapters Bung Size Port Size Part Number Type 01-004-09-0001 0.000 0.000” 01-004-09-0002 3.175 0.125” 01-004-09-0003 6.350 0.250” 01-004-09-0004 9.525 0.375” Regular 31.00 1.22” 01-004-09-0005 12.700 0.500”...

  • Page 16: Unit Diagram And Parts Listing

    UNIT DIAGRAM AND PARTS LISTING Below you will find a diagram of the Model 2000 SP’s various operational parts. FRONT Status Indicator Fill Port Comm Indicator Sample IN Local Indicator Depth Chart Fault Indicator LCD Display Desiccant Probe Port Port for Chilled Mirror...

  • Page 17: Quick Start Guide

    QUICK START GUIDE This guide is intended to give you the necessary information to quickly get up and running with your 2000 SP humidity and temperature generator. It includes the following instructions: • Filling the Reservoir • Powering On the Unit •...
  • Page 18 Read Before Turning On The Unit After receiving the unit, open the door to let the chamber dry for 10 minutes. Use soft paper tower to wipe the water in the chamber if needed. Turn on the unit and set the temperature to 30 °C and humidity to 30 % to let the unit settle, approximately for 20 minutes (first time only).

  • Page 19: Filling The Reservoir

    FILLING THE RESERVOIR Supplies Needed Distilled Water Fill Syringe Only Locate the Fill Port The port is labeled and located on the middle lower portion of the front panel. Remove the Fill Cap Rotate Counter-Clockwise to remove. Attach Fill Syringe to Fill Port Press the fill syringe tip into the fill port, then rotate the cap clockwise to secure.
  • Page 20 Elevate and Fill Syringe - Pour distilled water into the elevated tube body. - Take care not to insert any air into the reservoir. - Monitor the water level indicator while filling. Loosen and Remove Syringe Turn the fill syringe tip counter-clockwise to loosen. Re-Install the Fill Cap Turn the cap clockwise to tighten the cap and seal the fill port.

  • Page 21: Powering The Unit

    POWERING THE UNIT Supplies Needed Mains Power Cord Locate the Power Input Plug Power Supply into Wall Voltage range is 100 - 260 V AC - 50/60 Hz. Total power usage is 240 Watts. Plug Power Supply into Unit Set Power Switch to “ON”...

  • Page 22: Unit Operation (Pid Controller)

    UNIT OPERATION (PID CONTROLLER) Boot Screen Manufacturer Name Model Number Serial Number Firmware Version Number Observe the Display Current Temperature Top Right Current Relative Humidity Middle Right Programmed Temperature Top Left Programmed Relative Humidity Middle Left Calculated Dew Point Bottom Left Changing Humidity &...
  • Page 23 Commit Your Changes Pressing the “EXIT” key will commit your changes. It will submit your change after 5 seconds.

  • Page 24: Entering Temp & Rh Set-Points

    ENTERING TEMP & RH SET-POINTS From the Main Screen press the ‘NEXT’ Button. The current set point for temperature will flash indicated in the figure below. If the ‘NEXT’ Button is pressed again, set point for RH will flash. This means user can change the value of set point by using ‘UP’...

  • Page 25: Status Lights

    The ‘EXIT’ button has one additional use when the Model 2000 SP is first started it may not have sufficient water vapor to allow the setting of higher relative humidity values. In this case the front panel will flash the word ‘HEATING’.

  • Page 26: Unit Screen Navigation

    UNIT SCREEN NAVIGATION By pressing the “NEXT” button and holding, user can quickly review the system settings of each screen. Main Display Current Temperature Top Right Current Relative Humidity Middle Right Programmed Temperature Top Left Programmed Relative Humidity Middle Left Calculated Dew Point Bottom Left Probe Calibration...
  • Page 27 BIT Humidity Gen Error List Two Point Calibration for Temperature Reading Temperature@40°C Top Left Reading Temperature@23°C Top Right Reference Temperature@40°C Middle Left Reference Temperature@23°C Middle Right Temperature Slope Buttom Left Temperature Intercept Buttom Right Two Point Calibration for Humidity Reading Relative Humidity@80% Top Left Reading Relative Humidity@20% Top Right...

  • Page 28: Changing The Door / Opening The Chamber

    CHANGING THE DOOR / OPENING THE CHAMBER Unscrew the Corner Screws Remove screws by turning in a counter-clockwise motion. Loosen Center Screw In some door variations, there is a center screw that serves the purpose of creating a tighter seal. If this screw exists, it must also be loosened using a counter-clockwise motion before the door can be removed.

  • Page 29: General Specifications

    GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS TRANSFER STANDARD No Charge CALIBRATION TO (17025 TRACEABLE TO NIST) CERTIFICATE 17025 Validation (Additional Fees Apply) TEMPERATURE 18 °C to 28 °C OPERATING AMBIENT CONDI- TIONS HUMIDITY Up to 80 % RH TEMPERATURE -20 °C to 50 °C STORAGE CONDITIONS HUMIDITY 0 % to 95 % RH (non-condensing)

  • Page 30: Mechanical

    MECHANICAL Measurement Type Width Depth Height GENERATOR DIMENSIONS Metric 55.33 cm 40.65 cm 24.65 cm English 21.78 in 16.02 in 9.70 in Measurement Type Diameter Depth CHAMBER DIMENSIONS Metric 14.50 cm 20.00 cm English 5.71 in 7.87 in Measurement Type Diameter Depth Metric...

  • Page 31: Calibration

    Ensure the door is securely fastened to the chamber. Insert UUT Insert your UUT at least 3 inches into the Model 2000 SP chamber. Program Unit Set-points Allow the unit to reach the programmed set-points and settle.

  • Page 32: Control / Reference Probe Configuration

    CONTROL / REFERENCE PROBE CONFIGURATION The probe calibration screen allows the user to introduce a calibration offset to the internal probe used to control the GEO Calibration 2000 SP chamber. This allows the user to calibrate the internal probe to an external reference.

  • Page 33: Two-Point Calibration - Clear Offsets, Slope And Intercept

    TWO-POINT CALIBRATION - CLEAR OFFSETS, SLOPE AND INTERCEPT Clear Temperature and Humidity - Offsets 1. Clear the temperature offset to a 0.0 °C on Probe Calibration Screen. 2. Clear the humidity offset to a 0.0 % on Probe Calibration Screen. Clear Temperature –...

  • Page 34: Two-Point Calibration - Temperature

    TWO-POINT CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTS: Firmware Version: 1.53 or higher High Accuracy Certified Reference Probe inserted into the chamber System settings as per page 2 of this document Pen and paper to record reference probe readings PLEASE NOTE: GEO recommends the two points calibration are 23 °C and 40 °C for Temperature and 20% to 80% for Humidity.

  • Page 35: Two-Point Calibration - Humidity

    TWO-POINT CALIBRATION TWO-POINT CALIBRATION - HUMIDITY 1. Set temperature to 23°C and humidity to 20 % on Main Display and let the unit settle. 2. Record the readings of your reference probe on paper for later entry. 3. Then set humidity to 80 % on Main Display and let the unit settle.

  • Page 36: System Recalibration

    SYSTEM RECALIBRATION SYSTEM UNCERTAINTY The absolute uncertainty of the system depends on multiple variables: • System Warm Up – All components must be warmed up and stabilized before doing any calibration, as mentioned before, humidity depends on temperature, and the system must stabilize to ambient room conditions before performing calibrations.

  • Page 37: Reference Standard Recalibration

    Control Probe / Reference Sensor Overview The Model 2000 SP functions through the use of a dual PID controller. This controller takes the hu- midity and temperature values from an internal capacitance probe and further performs calculations that are then used to generate the user entered humidity and temperature set points. This sensor is factory calibrated, and upon request, additionally calibrated by an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory using either a chilled mirror or two-pressure primary reference standard.
  • Page 38 REFERENCE STANDARD RECALIBRATION Self Recalibration Procedure To read the recalibration procedure of the control / reference probe, please refer to the unit’s user manual, and the HW4 software manual found at the following URLs as of publication of this manual: https://s.campbellsci.com/documents/ca/manuals/hc2-s3-l_man.pdf https://goo.gl/n7qE1G https://www.instrumart.com/assets/rotronic-hygroclip2-probes-manual.pdf...

  • Page 39: Entering Model 2000 Sp Offsets

    USB Port Unit Offset Calibration via PuTTY The Model 2000 SP also allows users to make two, single point adjustments for both temperature and humidity. It is recommended that users recalibrate their unit as needed to fit their overall uncer- tainty requirements.

  • Page 40: Reading The Com Port

    ENTERING MODEL 2000 SP OFFSETS Reading the COM Port At this time, plug the unit’s power supply into an approved power source. Plug the USB mouse and keyboard into the Unit. Toggle both the power switches to the “ON” position.

  • Page 41: Connecting Through Putty

    ENTERING MODEL 2000 SP OFFSETS Connecting Through PuTTY In PuTTY, select Session menu under Category on the left Input your COM Port (reference Reading the Serial Port instruction from above) into the Serial line field Under Connection type, select Serial...

  • Page 42: Changing Humidity And Temperature Offsets

    ENTERING MODEL 2000 SP OFFSETS Changing Humidity and Temperature Offsets PLEASE NOTE: #.# is a placeholder In the following instructions, replace # with your desired integers. (For example, #.# would become 1.2 or -0.2) Temperature: type TOFFSET #.# and press the Enter key. The unit will query and display the tem- perature offset.

  • Page 43: Safety Warning

    ● Disruption of the ground could put voltage on the chassis that could cause death. ● Use the Model 2000 SP only as specified, or the protection supplied by the Product can be compromised. ● Do not put the Model 2000 SP where access to the power cord isn’t possible.

  • Page 44: Disposal Safety Information

    TECHNICAL SUPPORT Locations GEO Calibration Inc 2190 Smithtown Avenue, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779, USA Tel.: +001 (631) 471 - 6157 ● Fax: +001 (631) 471 - 6158 support@geocalibration.com ● www.geocalibration.com © GEO Calibration Inc. 2019...

  • Page 45: Repairs

    Estimated Return Ship-Date is 15 business days from the date both the unit and a valid method of payment is received ● On the Purchase Order, please ensure the “Vendor Name” is GEO Calibration Inc., and the address is 2190 Smithtown Avenue, Ronkonkoma NY 11779 ●...

  • Page 46: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE SERVICE SCHEDULE ● Maintenance Recommendations: GEO Calibration recommends that the unit be annually shipped back to our facility for general maintenance. Daily Semi-Annual As Needed General Cleaning Refill Reservoir with Distilled (Use Proper Cleaning Control Probe Calibration Water Materials)

  • Page 47: Desiccant Change Visual Guide

    DESICCANT CHANGE VISUAL GUIDE Overview The Model 2000 SP ships with a fresh desiccant canister. Each time the Model 2000 SP dries the internal volume of air, the desiccant will become more saturated with water. For optimal performance, the user must periodically replenish or replace the used desiccant. The desiccant type is molecular sieve, which may be regenerated by the user through heating or baking.

  • Page 48: Replacing The Canister

    REPLACING THE CANISTER Power Off the Unit Ensure that the unit is powered off before proceeding with a desiccant change. Loosen Hook & Loop Straps Firmly Grasp Desiccant This will cause the old desiccant canister to slide from the female adapters. Remove this desiccant completely from the housing and set aside.
  • Page 49 Firmly Insert Desiccant Canister Ensure the hose barbs properly line up with the sockets on the inside of the desiccant housing. Press with Force Firmly press the seal with both thumbs into the canister housing. Secure Hook & Loop Straps...

  • Page 50: Refilling Desiccant Canister

    REFILLING DESICCANT CANISTER Remove Desiccant Follow the initial steps from the previous section entitled “Desiccant Change”. Open Top Cover of Desiccant Save the spring, the sieve and the three white felt filters. Discard previous desiccant. Wipe the inside of the desiccant cannister with a clean cloth.

  • Page 51: Draining The Reservoir

    DRAINING THE RESERVOIR Locate the Main Drain Port Turn the cap counter-clockwise to remove. Move the Unit to Table Edge Position a bowl shaped object underneath the unit to catch the drained water. Remove the Drain Cap Tilt the unit to ensure maximum water removal. Replace &...

  • Page 52: Condensation In The Chamber

    CONDENSATION IN THE CHAMBER Power Off the Unit Ensure that the unit is powered off. This is so that no desiccant is wasted while the unit is not in operation. Open the Chamber Door Follow the door opening procedure from the quick start guide.

  • Page 53: Changing The Control Probe

    CHANGING THE CONTROL PROBE Open Chamber Door Turn the screws counter-clockwise to loosen. Remove the door. Remove Chamber Insert Loosen Metal Connector Twist towards the chamber opening to loosen. Remove Probe Head...
  • Page 54 Locate Probe Connector Press Probe into Connector Slowly rotate the probe head as you press into the cabling body. You will feel the probe “seat” itself once the male - female parts align. Secure Metal Connector Twist the metal connector away from the chamber entrance to secure the probe head to the probe cabling body.
  • Page 55 INDUSTRIES PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING CALIBRATION LABS BIOMEDICAL R&D FACILITIES FOOD PRODUCTION AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING AEROSPACE HOSPITAL / MEDICAL CLEAN ROOMS For a complete product and accessory review, please visit our website: www.geocalibration.com CONTACT US: Email: Sales@GeoCalibration.com Sales@GeoCalibration. Website: www.GeoCalibration.com www.GeoCalibration. (631) 471 - 6157...
  • Page 56 Proudly Made in the USA Email: Sales@GeoCalibration.com Website: www.GeoCalibration.com © 2019 GEO Calibration Inc. All rights reserved. Rev A...

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