2DI TV2 Betriebsanleitung

Two Dimensional Instruments, LLC •P O Box 159 •Crestwood, KY 40014

(877) 241-0042 •(502) 243-0039 fax •(502) 243-0042 international

Two Dimensional Instruments, LLC •P O Box 159 •Crestwood, KY 40014

(877) 241-0042 •(502) 243-0039 fax •(502) 243-0042 international

Congratulations!

Your TV2 with easy touch will provide years of reliable service, collecting, storing and displaying

data while monitoring temperature and relative humidity. Although it is a highly sophisticated

instrument it is easy to install and use.

The Display:

The LCD display is a full color easy touch display. With a simple touch on the display you can

navigate to the menu screens, a temperature history chart for one of the sensors, zoom in or out of a

chart to see more data, set the alarms, silence an alarm, set the data storage rate, etc...

Sensor Accuracy:

The TV2 logs and displays information it receives from its sensors. The accuracy of that data

depends on the sensors. The internal and external thermistor sensors are accurate to ± 0.3°C and

thermocouple sensors are accurate ±1.0° to ±2.2°C depending on the type of thermocouple.

Humidity sensors have an accuracy rate of ±3%. (See the chart on page 4).

Display Power:

The TV2 display is powered via a USB cable from a computer or the wall plug. An optional DC

connector is also available which will accept 5-30 volt dc. Backup batteries (AA) are installed in the

TV2 and will keep it running for about 40 hours if USB power is missing. The batteries can be

replaced by removing the back of the TV2 enclosure (see page ?? ).

Sensor Power:

Wireless sensors are powered by a 9-volt battery with a normally life expectancy of ~ 1 year.

Operating on batteries:

If normal USB power fails and the ‘Missing AC alarm’ is active, the internal buzzer will beep in 1

second intervals for 60 seconds, sleep for 10 minutes, then beep every second for another 60

seconds, etc.. At the same time the TV2 will enter a light sleep mode after 20 seconds to conserve

battery power. The display can be awakened for 20 seconds with a touch.

Note: Repeatedly waking a display running on batteries will shorten the life of the batteries.

Internal Alarm & Relay:

The TV2 has a dry contact normally open (N/O) relay and piezo buzzer, which are activated when

alarm conditions occur.

Factory Service and Returns:

Please call for a return authorization (RA) prior to sending any instrument for repairs. (see page 34

for warranty information).

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Table of Contents

Component and Packing List pg 4

Quick Start pg 5

Sensor Setup pg 6

Setting the Alarms pg 7

Installation Tips pg 8

TV2 Status Screen pg 9

LED & Reset controls pg 10

Navigating with Easy Touch pg 10

Main Menu pg 12

Operational Modes pg 14

Main Mode pg 15

Trace Mode pg 17

Sleep Mode pg 18

Calibration pg 19

TView Software pg 21

Frequently Asked Questions pg 31

Appendix Pg 36

Disclaimers Pg 36

Warranty pg 37

FCC & CE Mark Certifications pg 38

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Component and Packing List

Your TV2 should have come with

1. One or more wireless sensors

2. A 9-volt batteries for each sensor

3. A six-foot USB cable

4. A wall transformer

5. A CD

6. A Quick Start Guide

If any of these items are missing please contact the factory or the distributor/reseller from

whom you ordered the TV2 for a replacement.

Sensor types used by the TV2

ID Type of sensor Range Accuracy

Temperature Only

Digital Sensor Digital wired -20°C to 75°C ± 0.3°C

Thermistor sensors Wired or Wireless -20°C to 75°C ±0.3°C

Thermocouple Above 0°C Below 0°C

E E type wired or wireless -200°C to

870°C ±1.0°C or ±.5% ±1.0°C or ±1%

J J type wired or wireless 0°C to 760°C ± 1.4°C or ±0.75%

T T type wired or wireless -200°C to

370°C ±1.0°C or ±.75%, ±1.0°C or ±1.5%

K K type wired or wireless -250°C to

1260°C ±2.2°C or ±.75% ±2.2°C or ±1.5%

Temperature & Humidity

Thermistor & Humidity Temperature & Humidity

wired or wireless

-20°C to 75°C

0% to 100%

± 0.3°C

± 3.0 %

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Quick Start

Your TV2 can be installed and operating in just a few minutes by following these simple steps.

1. Connect the TV2 to a power supply and touch the LCD.

This display will appear.

2. Touch ‘Up’ or 'Down' to select C° or F° and touch ‘Enter’.

3. Touch ‘Up’ to select the date format (MM/DD/YY, DD/MM/YY or YY/MM/DD) and then

'Enter'. The date format defaults to the US style (MM/DD/YY).

4. Set the day, month, year, hour and minute in the appropriate field by scrolling through the

possible values with 'Up' or 'Down' after moving to the appropriate field with 'Enter'.

(Note: It is possible to move to another field with the ‘Right’ button but your entries will not

be recorded).

5. Touch ‘Escape’. You will be asked to verify that you want to erase all data. Use ‘Right’ to

highlight YES and touch 'Enter'.

6. Touch 'Escape' to return to the previous menu.

The TV2 is now set and operating. Next TV2

will help you setup sensors and alarms

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Setting up sensors

1. Install a 9-volt battery in each sensors.

2. After a few seconds, the TV2 will recognize the sensor and change the display to the Sensor

Setup menu. The hour area of the sample data field will be highlighted.

Note: If the TV2 does not see your sensor you will need to link it.

The linking procedure is found in the FAQ on page 30.

3. This is how often you want the sensor to store a temperature). You may scroll to any value

between 1 min and 24 hrs with 'Up' or 'Down', touching 'Enter' to move to each field, or

accept the default by touching 'Enter'. The default value is ten minutes (00:10:00).

4. Select the type of averaging with 'UP', or 'Down' and touch 'Enter'. There are three possible

selections.

a. Fast – no averaging occurs. The exact measurement at the time of sampling will be

stored and displayed. (Not normally used except during calibration)

b. Medium- some averaging will take place so that minor temperature fluctuations will be

filtered out. (This is the default value).

c. Slow – additional averaging will occur. (Not normally used).

5. Set the chart display (Y axis) with ‘Up’ and ‘Down’.This does not set the alarm. Setting

these values has no effect on the alarm, what data is collected, or what is stored. It simply

sets the upper and lower point of the Y-axis of the temperature chart shown on the TV2. Any

temperature that cannot be displayed on the chart screen because it falls outside these limits

will show as a point at the top or the bottom of the display.

Note: These limits can be adjusted at any time without affecting your data.

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Setting the sensor alarms

6. Set the Alarm by highlighting the ‘Set Alarm’ button and touching ‘Enter’.

8. . Enable the alarm by touching 'Up' and then 'Enter'.

A. Set the trigger-alarm-time to any value between 0:00 and 99:00. This controls how long the

alarm and the relay will be activated.

Note: If you are using a dialer set it for at least 00:30 (30 seconds) but not longer

than 06:00 (Six minutes).

B. Scroll in the upper alarm limit and delay time and then the lower alarm limit and delay with

'Up’ and ‘Down’ touching 'Enter' to move to each field in turn.

Note: The delay time is how long the temperature must remain above the limit before the

alarm occurs.

9. You do not need to enter the Calibration Menu at this time. (For calibration procedures see the

document Entitled ‘Calibration Procedures’ on the CD. It can also be downloaded from our

website http://www.e2di.com/PDFs/Calibration Procedures.pdf)

10. Touch 'Escape' until you return to the Status Screen.

You are done!

Two Dimensional Instruments, LLC •P O Box 159 •Crestwood, KY 40014

(877) 241-0042 •(502) 243-0039 fax •(502) 243-0042 international

Installation tips

1. Planning - Position the TV2 display close to an AC power source or your computer. The TV2

receives its power via a USB cable, which can be plugged into a computer or a wall

transformer. If you can power the TV2 from your computer you will be able to auto-

download data from the TV2. Auto Downloading data causes the TV2 data to be copied to

your computer every few seconds.

2. Wireless Sensors. Decide where you are going to place each wireless sensor. Each senor has a

transmitter that sends the data to the TV2. The range of the transmitter is 100 feet clear-line-

of-sight. Walls or furniture between the sensors and the TV2 will decrease the range. Use the

signal strength meter on the Status Screen to insure you have adequate reception. Allow three

seconds to elapse after moving a sensor before evaluating the signal strength

3. Power for TV2. Power is supplied through a USB. If you power the TV2 from your

computer the TView software can auto download to your computer, updating the alarm log and

initiating email alerts if alarms occur.

4. Backup Battery - Three AA batteries are installed in the display unit to provide temporary

power during a power outage. If a power outage occurs, the display will go to sleep after 20

seconds to decrease the load on the batteries, however the batteries will eventually run out.

Fully charged batteries will operate the TV2 in sleep mode for ~ 40 hours, depending on how

often you are sampling data.

Frequent power outages can drain the batteries. The icon in the bottom center of the display

showing remaining battery life should be checked frequently. Any time the icon appears less

than 1/3 full, the batteries should be replaced. This is done by removing the six screws on the

back of the display and replacing the three AA batteries with new ones.

Note: If the battery voltage drops too low you will warned to replace the internal battery.

Your stored data will not be affected even if the batteries are completely dead or removed as

all settings and data are stored in non-volatile memory. If a low battery condition does

occur it is recommended that you copy your data to a PC with the TView software as an

extra safety measure.

Operational Tip: If the power to the TV2 is interrupted, an alarm will sound and the relay

will close. This alarm can be disabled on the Main Menu if desired.

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The TV2

The Status Screen

Since the TV2 has an easy touch screen, additional information can be viewed by touching various

'hot spots'.

For example:

1. Touch a temperature to see the history chart for that sensor.

2. Touch a Max/Min area to reset it.

3. Touch 'Main Menu’ to set or change various settings, such as the scale, the temperature

sample rate, high-low alarms for each sensor, etc...

Current temperature. Updated

once a minute.

Max/Min temperature recorded since the last reset.

Appears in red if the reading is above the alarm

threshold

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The LEDs and reset button at the bottom of the display

The green LED blinks once a second, indicating the

display is collecting data and working normally.

Even during a power outage this LED will continue

to blink, indicating that it is collecting and storing

temperatures from the sensors

The Red LED blinks when the display is operating

on batteries. If an alarm occurs it will glow a

steady red.

The small hole on the left of the red and green LEDs is a reset button. Insert the paper clip slowly

until you feel the button press down. It will pop back up as soon as you release the paper clip and a

system reset will occur. (Your settings and data will be preserved).

Navigating with Easy Touch

Where to touch

Touch any temperature to see a

temperature history chart for that sensor.

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