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In-situ HERMIT SE2000 Operator's Manual

In-situ HERMIT SE2000 Operator's Manual (62 pages)

Environmental Data Logger

Brand: In-situ | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

5
- What's New in Software Version 3.4
  5
- How to Use this Manual
  5
2 Getting Started

6
- The Keyboard
  6
- Display Control
  8
  - The POWER SAVE Key
    8
  - The READY Display
    8
  - System Self-Test
    9
- Using Your HERMIT 2000
  9
  - Defining the Test
    10
  - Programming the Sample Rate
    10
  - Selecting the Number of Transducers
    11
  - Defining Input Data Types
    11
  - Setting up the Inputs
    11
  - Starting the Test
    12
  - Viewing Recorded Data
    12
  - Stopping the Test
    13
- Data Security
  13
- Review
  13
3 Time of Day Clock

14
- Displaying the Clock
  14
- Setting the Clock
  14
4 Setting up a Test

15
- Selecting the Test Number
  15
  - Erasing Old Tests
    15
- Sample Rate Options
  16
  - Linear Sampling (LIN1 & LIN2)
    16
  - Logarithmic Sampling
    16
  - User-Defined Sampling
    17
- The Number of Transducers
  18
- More about Input Data Types
  18
  - Function Type
    19
  - Level Type
    19
  - Flow Type
    19
  - Dual Type
    19
- Exiting the Test Setup Menu
  19
5 Setting up Transducers

20
- Assigning an I.D
  20
- Clearing an I.D
  20
- Reading a Transducer
  21
- Programming Function Types
  21
- Programming Level Types
  22
  - Units Selection
    22
  - Adjusting for Specific Gravity
    23
  - Choosing a Level Mode
    23
  - Setting the Reference Level
    23
  - Level Setup Procedure
    24
- Programming Flow Types
  24
- Programming Dual Types
  25
6 Setting up Alarms

26
- Alarm Operation
  26
- Programming the Alarm Limits
  27
  - High Limit
    27
  - Low Limit
    27
- Enabling Alarm Outputs
  27
- Viewing the Alarm Status
  28
- Programming for Alarm Start
  28
7 Running a Test

29
- Accessing the Start Menu
  29
  - Immediate Start Option
    29
  - Delayed Start Option
    30
- Alarm Start Operation
  30
- Stepping the Test
  30
- While the Test Is Running
  31
- Stopping the Test
  31
8 Viewing Stored Data

31
- Scanning the Data
  31
- Changing the Input Channel
  32
- Viewing the Start Time
  32
- Viewing the Reference Level
  32
- Changing the View Percentage
  32
9 Using the RS232 Port

32
- RS232 Parameters
  32
- Selecting the Print Width
  33
- Selecting the Plotter Type
  33
- Programming a Unit Identification
  33
- Testing the RS232 Port
  34
10 Printing Data

34
- Print Formats
  35
  - Multi-Column Mode
    35
  - 24-Column Mode
    36
11 Plotting Data

37
- Choosing an Axes Format
  37
  - Plot Types
    38
  - Plot Sizes
    38
  - Division Markings
    38
- Scaling the Axes
  38
  - X-Axis Scaling
    38
    
    Linear X-Axis Scaling
    38
    
    Logarithmic X-Axis Scaling
    39
  - Y-Axis Scaling
    40
    
    Linear Y-Axis Scaling
    40
    
    Logarithmic Y-Axis Scaling
    40
- Generating a Plot
  41
12 Running a Pump Test

42
- Setting up
  42
- Recording the Drawdown
  43
- The Recovery Phase
  43
- Test Variations
  43
13 Long-Term Monitoring

44
- Setting up
  44
- Starting the Test
  45
14 Hardware Interfacing

46
- External Power
  46
- Alarm Outputs
  46
- RS232 Port
  47
- Transducers
  48
Appendix A: Accessories

49
- Standard Accessories
  49
- Optional Accessories
  49
Appendix B: Installation, Maintenance, & Service

50
- Unpacking and Inspection
  50
- Rear Panel
  50
- Installing Transducers and Accessories
  50
  - General Connector Installation and Removal
    51
  - Transducer Installation
    51
  - External Power Installation
    52
    
    Cigarette Lighter Adapter
    52
    
    Power Pack
    52
  - RS232 Installation
    53
- Operating Considerations
  53
  - Temperature Ranges
    53
  - Potential for Water Damage
    53
  - Calibration
    54
  - Potential for Radio/Television Interference
    54
  - General Cleaning
    54
- Warranty Information
  54
- How to Obtain Repair Service
  54
- Serial Number
  54
Appendix C: Shipping Instructions

55
Appendix D: Error Messages

56
Appendix E: Specifications

57
Appendix F: Datatransfer

58
- Introduction
  58
- Environment and Hardware Requirements
  58
- Installing Datatransfer
  58
- Transferring Data
  58
  - Overview
    58
  - Preparing the PC
    59
  - Transferring the Data
    60
  - Stopping Datatransfer
    60
- Preparing the Hermit 2000
  60
  - Using the Cable
    60
  - Setting the Communication (RS232) Parameters
    60
  - Selecting the Print Width
    60
  - Dumping Data
    61
  - Transferring the Test Line
    61
- Troubleshooting
  61
- The Accessory Cable
  62

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