Extech Instruments 42580 User Manual
Extech Instruments 42580 User Manual

Extech Instruments 42580 User Manual

Ir thermometer printer / datalogger

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IR Thermometer Printer / Datalogger
Model 42580

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  • Page 1 User's Guide IR Thermometer Printer / Datalogger Model 42580...
  • Page 2: Specifications

    Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Extech 42580 IR Thermometer Printer- Datalogger. This device measures temperature using a non-contact IR sensor. The Datalogger feature stores up to 100 readings in each set (4 sets total) for a total of 400 readings.
  • Page 3: Meter Description

    Do not point the beam toward anyone's eye or allow the beam to strike the eye from a reflective surface • Do not use the laser near explosive gases or in other potentially explosive areas Model 42580 Version 2.2 11/03...
  • Page 4: Operation

    Perform the IR Measurement procedure. After the button has been released and before 8 seconds have passed, press button. The printer will print the temperature, date and time. Press the button to feed the paper. Model 42580 Version 2.2 11/03...
  • Page 5: Measurement Notes

    Datalogging Overview The Model 42580 has two datalogging modes of operation, Manual Datalogging and Automatic Datalogging. Each has 4 sets. Each set can hold 99 readings. Data sets can be printed in their entirety.: •...
  • Page 6 Manual Data Storage Mode The Model 42580 can store 99 readings in each of 4 sets numbered #1 through #4. The function of the buttons in the Manual Datalogging mode are: Opens the manual data storage mode, Opens a set and clears the data.
  • Page 7 Automatic Datalogging Mode In the Auto Datalogging mode the Model 42580 can automatically measure and store 99 readings at a programmed sample rate. Four separate sets, numbered 5 through 8, can hold 99 readings each. The function of the buttons in the LOG mode are: Opens the automatic data storage mode, opens a set and clears the data Selects the set # for recording or viewing.
  • Page 8 Editing Names and Labels: The 42580 has the capability of storing a 14 character label with each set or record. The label can be entered either through the numeric keypad or the optional software. (See...
  • Page 9: Maintenance

    Emissivity values range from 0.1 for a very reflective object to 1.00 for a flat black finish. The 42580 senses IR energy and calculates the temperature based upon the amount of IR energy it receives using a factory default emissivity setting of 0.95 (this setting covers 90% of applications).
  • Page 10: Starting The Software

    Starting the Software Run the program by opening the program named “IR Meter”. This program is located in the programs folder of the Windows Start Menu. Once the program is running, the Main Software screen will appear. Model 42580 Version 2.2 11/03...
  • Page 11: Software Operation

    Upload Entering Descriptions for Manual Recordings The 42580 has the capability of storing a 14 character label with each record to help in organizing the data collected. The label can be entered either before or after the readings are made. If no label is entered the default description is the Date and Time Stamp of the reading.
  • Page 12 On the Menu Bar Click on Command Click on Download All Sets Data will then transfer from the meter to the PC Manual Readings with user defined labels Auto Logging with Date and Time Stamp Model 42580 Version 2.2 11/03...
  • Page 13 The ERASE icon is the first icon on the left. Click to clear data from the screen. Print The PRINT icon is the fourth icon from the left. Click to print. When prompted, enter the desired set(s) and click OK to begin printing. Model 42580 Version 2.2 11/03...
  • Page 14: One Year Limited Warranty

    Extech's total liability is limited to repair or replacement of the product. The warranty set forth above is inclusive and no other warranty, whether written or oral, is expressed or implied.

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