Beko METPOINT CID Bedienungsanleitung

METPOINT®CID

10-402

Original installation and operation manual

Table of contents

1. Safety instructions...........................................................................................................................4

1.1 About this document ...................................................................................................................................4

1.1.1 General safety instructions ............................................................................................................4

1.1.2 Using Class 2 lasers ..........................................................................................................................4

2. Servicing and maintenance .............................................................................................................5

3. Environmental protection ...............................................................................................................5

4. Intended use.....................................................................................................................................6

5. Technical data ..................................................................................................................................6

6. Marking ............................................................................................................................................7

6.1 Type plate........................................................................................................................................................7

6.2 Laser warning label.......................................................................................................................................7

6.3 Label locations...............................................................................................................................................7

6.3.1 The METPOINT®CID (standard and laser distance module) ................................................. 7

6.3.2 Parabolic mirror.................................................................................................................................7

7. Device components and controls....................................................................................................8

8. Overview of sensor types and description of their use..................................................................9

8.1 Assembly with horn....................................................................................................................................11

8.2 Assembly with focus tube.........................................................................................................................11

8.3 Assembly with gooseneck.........................................................................................................................12

8.4 Assembly with parabolic mirror...............................................................................................................12

9. Commissioning / use..................................................................................................................... 13

9.1 Switching on the device ............................................................................................................................13

9.2 Headphone volume up / down ................................................................................................................13

9.3 Sensitivity level............................................................................................................................................14

9.4 Laser ON / OFF............................................................................................................................................14

10. Automatic distance measurement............................................................................................. 15

11. Pinpointing leaks ........................................................................................................................ 17

11.1 Leak pinpointing process........................................................................................................................17

11.2 Possible causes of leaks ..........................................................................................................................18

11.3 Leak pinpointing procedure...................................................................................................................18

11.4 Supercial leak detection .......................................................................................................................19

12. How to use .................................................................................................................................. 20

12.1 Initialization...............................................................................................................................................20

12.2 Display.........................................................................................................................................................21

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12.3 Home screen..............................................................................................................................................22

12.3.1 Conguration.................................................................................................................................23

12.3.1.1 Selecting a sensor type (measuring tool)...............................................................26

12.3.1.1.1 Intelligent tools.........................................................................................................26

12.3.1.1.2 Selecting the sensor type manually .....................................................................26

12.3.1.2 Saving a measurement ...............................................................................................27

12.3.1.3 Parameters for measurement (check).....................................................................27

12.3.1.4 Fault description ..........................................................................................................28

12.3.1.5 Storing a measurement on the internal SD card..................................................29

12.3.2 Export / Import..............................................................................................................................29

12.3.2.1 Export .............................................................................................................................30

12.3.2.1.1 Export Leakage data ................................................................................................30

12.3.2.1.2 Exporting system settings......................................................................................31

12.3.2.2 Import.............................................................................................................................32

12.3.2.2.1 Importing system settings......................................................................................32

12.3.2.2.2 Importing a new measuring tool...........................................................................33

12.3.2.3 Exporting / importing company databases ...........................................................34

12.3.3 Viewing bitmaps ...........................................................................................................................35

12.3.4 Device settings..............................................................................................................................36

12.3.4.1 Setting a password ......................................................................................................36

12.3.4.2 Device settings.............................................................................................................37

12.3.4.2.1 Language ....................................................................................................................37

12.3.4.2.2 Date and time............................................................................................................38

12.3.4.2.3 SD card........................................................................................................................38

12.3.4.2.4 Updating the system ...............................................................................................39

12.3.4.2.5 Checking for updates...............................................................................................40

12.3.4.2.6 Updating channels ...................................................................................................40

12.3.4.2.7 Resetting to factory settings .................................................................................41

12.3.4.2.8 Unique USB ID ..........................................................................................................41

12.3.4.2.9 Calibrating the touch panel ...................................................................................42

12.3.4.2.10 Display brightness..................................................................................................42

12.3.4.2.11 Cleaning....................................................................................................................43

12.3.4.2.12 System overview ....................................................................................................44

12.3.4.2.13 About METPOINT®CID........................................................................................44

12.4 Using the BEKO Leak Management software....................................................................................44

13. Charging the battery .................................................................................................................. 45

14. Scope of delivery......................................................................................................................... 46

15. Appendix ..................................................................................................................................... 47

16. Notes ........................................................................................................................................... 54

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1. Safety instructions

1.1 About this document

Carefully read this documentation and familiarize yourself with the product before using it. Observe all safety

instructions and warnings in particular so as to prevent injury and damage to the product. Keep this documentation

within reach so that you will be able to consult it if necessary.

Pass on this documentation to later users of the product.

1.1.1 General safety instructions

• Use the product properly and exclusively as intended and within the parameters specied in

the technical data. Do not use force.

• Do not, under any circumstance, use the device to measure on or close to live parts! When

detecting leaks on electrical systems, please make sure to maintain a safe distance so as to

avoid dangerous electric shock!

• Avoid direct contact with hot rotating parts.

• Always switch the device on before connecting the headphones! The volume can be high when

the signal levels are high (headphone bars in red range). You can use the sensitivity setting to

reduce the volume.

• Observe the specied storage and operating temperatures.

• Using the device improperly or trying to use force on it will void the warranty.

• Tampering of any kind that is not in conformity with the intended and described processes will

void the warranty and exclude all liability.

• The device is intended exclusively for the purpose described.

1.1.2 Using Class 2 lasers

• Do not, under any circumstance, point the integrated laser directly at people!

• Do not, under any circumstance, hit a person’s or animal’s eyes with the laser beam!

• If a Class 2 laser beam hits your eyes, close your eyes and immediately move your head out of

the beam’s path.

• Do not look into the direct or reected beam.

• Horn and parabolic mirror laser exit points:

Laser exit point

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2. Servicing and maintenance

Servicing and maintenance work must be performed exclusively by authorized personnel.

3. Environmental protection

• Dispose of faulty rechargeable batteries and dead batteries in compliance with all applicable

regulations.

• After this product reaches the end of its service life, dispose of it as e-waste (in compliance

with all local regulations) or return the product to BEKO TECHNOLOGIES for disposal.

This electrical device contains the following rechargeable battery:

Battery type Chemical system

Rechargeable battery Li-ion 2S1P

How to safely remove the battery

• Warning: Make sure that the battery is completely discharged.

• Remove the rechargeable battery as shown below:

Remove the battery lid Unplug the connector Carefully pull out the battery

• Carefully remove the rechargeable battery. You can now dispose of the rechargeable battery and the device

together.

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4. Intended use

The METPOINT®CID is a leak detection device used to quickly and reliably detect leaks in compressed air systems.

The METPOINT®CID leak detection device analyses the ultrasonic waves produced by a leak as a function of distance

and pressure.

It is designed exclusively for the intended purpose described here and may only be used accordingly.

The operator must check whether the device is suitable for the use chosen.

The technical data listed on the data sheet are binding. Inappropriate handling and operation outside the technical

specications is not permitted.

Claims of any kind due to non-intended use are excluded.

5. Technical data

Handheld housing dimensions 263 x 96 x 280 mm (11.55 x 3.78 x 11.02 in) with preamplier and horn

Weight 0.55 kg (1.21 lb) with preamplier and horn.

Approx. 3.0 kg (6.61 lb) for the complete kit in its case

Operating frequency 40 kHz (+/-2 kHz)

Power supply, internal 7.2 V Internal lithium-ion battery

Power supply, external 12 VDC 1 A External power supply unit (included)

Operating time > 9 h (continuous operation)

Charging time Max. 4 h

Laser 645 – 660 nm wavelength, output power < 1 mW (Class 2 laser)

Connections 3.5 mm headphone jack for headphones.

Power supply connector for connecting an external charger.

USB port

Colour display Transmissive TFT 3.5” touch panel

Interface USB for importing / exporting data, SW updates, etc.

Data logger 16 GB memory card (Class 4 microSD)

Intended area for use Indoors

Operating temperature -5 °C … +50 °C (+23 … +122 °F)

Storage temperature -20 °C … +60 °C (-4 … +140 °F)

Altitude Up to 4000 m (13,123 ft) above sea level

Max. air humidity < 95% RH, non-condensing

Permissible pollution degree 2

Degree of protection IP20

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6. Marking

6.1 Type plate

METPOINT

CID

Lithium-Ion-battery: 7,2 V

Power Supply: 12V DC / 1A

Degree of Protection: IP 20

Operating Temperature: -5 … +50°C / +23 ... +122°F

P/N: 4055748

S/N: 42227631

www.beko-technologies.com

6.2 Laser warning label

6.3 Label locations

6.3.1 The METPOINT®CID (standard and laser distance module)

6.3.2 Parabolic mirror

METPOINT®CID

Parabolspiegel / Parabolic mirror

www.beko-technologies.com

P/N: 0530.0106

S/N:

BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GmbH

Im Taubental 7, D - 41468 Neuss

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7. Device components and controls

Position number Description / Explanation

[1] Release button for preamplier module

[2] 3.5” TFT colour display with touch panel

[3] Membrane keypad (four keys)

[4] ON / OFF button

[5] Volume (+/-)

[6] “Save” key

[7] Connector for power supply unit (battery charging connector)

[8] USB port

[9] Preamplier module

[10] Camera

[11] Horn

3.5 mm jack

for headphones

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8. Overview of sensor types and description of their use

Horn (standard attachment) Focus tube

The horn bundles incident ultrasonic waves together,

increasing the device’s range this way. This makes it ideal

for medium distances. Leaks can be heard across long

distances, but the user needs to get closer to the leak and

always follow the “loudest” point to pinpoint it accurately.

The user must then scan the individual compressed air

components to pinpoint exact locations.

Quantication distance: 1 … 6 m (3 … 20 ft)

When to use the horn:

• Medium distance from line / component of 0.2 … 6 mm

(0.66 … 20 ft)

• Low noise

• Freely accessible leak

• Use at distances of up to six meters if there is no

parabolic mirror

The tip of the focus tube only lets very few ultrasonic

waves through in the direction of the ultrasonic

transducer, making it possible to pinpoint leaks very

exactly.

Accordingly, it is recommended to use the focus tube

at short distances in order to accurately pinpoint the

corresponding leak.

Quantication distance: 0 … 0.2 m (0 … 0.66 ft)

When to use the focus tube:

• Short distance from line / component of

0.05 m (0.16 ft)

• Freely accessible line / component

• The lines and components being inspected are very

close to each other

• Use if there is no gooseneck available

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Gooseneck Parabolic mirror

The gooseneck should be used when the lines and

components being inspected are physically very close

to each other. In addition, the gooseneck’s shape can

be adjusted as necessary in order to make it possible

to comfortably inspect lines and components that are

dicult to access.

The gooseneck’s sensitivity has been reduced in order to

attenuate noise.

Accordingly, it is exceptionally well-suited to inspecting

compressed air components in a targeted and local

manner when there is high noise, such as is the case inside

compressed air distributor cabinets and with systems that

use pneumatic cylinders.

Quantication distance: 0 … 0.05 m (0 … 0.16 ft)

When to use the gooseneck:

• Short distance from line / component of

0.05 m (0.16 ft)

• Freely accessible line / component

• The lines and components being inspected are

physically very close to each other

• Medium to high noise

The parabolic mirror bundles horizontally incident

ultrasonic waves together at its focal point, where

the ultrasonic transducer is located. This results in

the measured ultrasound being signicantly amplied

(long range), as well as in very precise directional

characteristics, as any ultrasound that is not horizontally

incident is simply reected by the reector.

The combination of these two properties means that the

parabolic mirror can be used to accurately pinpoint leaks

across long distances.

Quantication distance: 3 … 12 m (9.84 … 39.38 ft)

When to use the parabolic mirror:

• Long distance from line / component of

3 … 12 m (9.84 … 39.38 ft)

• Noise

• Leak not freely accessible

• Leaks physically close to each other (overlapping)

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