GrayWolf DirectSense Bedienungsanleitung

GrayWolf

Sensing Solutions

WolfSense™IAQ LAP

User Manual

DISCLAIMER:

Determining the suitability for use of any equipment described in this manual remains

SOLELY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE END USER.

PRODUCT WARNING:

GrayWolf Sensing Solutions' DirectSenseTM probes and DirectSenseTM kits are NOT

suitable for use in flammable or potentially explosive environments. They are NOT

certified intrinsically safe. They are also NOT intended for use in confined spaces

where operator safety might be at risk due to exposure levels, such as reduced

oxygen, during the course of the instrument survey.

This manual is published solely for instructional purposes related to the operation of

GrayWolf's DirectSense™and VentCal™products. Some of the details contained in

this manual are derived from information proprietary to GrayWolf Sensing Solutions,

LTD, and its publication does not convey any right to reproduce or use the contained

information for any other reason than for the operation and use of the described

products. Reproduction or any other use of this material requires the express written

consent of GrayWolf Sensing Solutions, LTD.

WolfSense™, DirectSense™and VentCal™are registered trademarks of GrayWolf

Sensing Solutions, LLC.

GrayWolf

Sensing Solutions

WolfSense™IAQ LAP

DirectSense™

User Manual

GrayWolf Sensing Solutions

12 Cambridge Drive

Trumbull, CT 06611

www.wolfsense.com

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................1

UNPACKING YOUR GRAYWOLF MONITOR..............................................................1

POWERING..................................................................................................................2

SETTING UP THE HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE....................................................3

NAVIGATING IN WOLFSENSE IAQ LAP.....................................................................4

LIVE MODE...................................................................................................................5

Readings...................................................................................................................5

Details.......................................................................................................................6

Statistics ...................................................................................................................6

Graph........................................................................................................................7

DATA ORGANIZATION: SITES AND LOCATIONS....................................................7

Creating, Selecting and Deleting Site Folders and Location Files............................8

TYPES OF LOGS .........................................................................................................9

Append or Overwrite.................................................................................................9

Snapshot Log..........................................................................................................10

Standard Timed Log...............................................................................................10

Auto Start/Stop Log ................................................................................................11

THE LOGGING PROCESS.........................................................................................12

LOG INFORMATION AND STORED READINGS......................................................12

Log Information.......................................................................................................12

Stored Readings.....................................................................................................13

NOTEBOOK................................................................................................................13

Text Notes ..............................................................................................................14

Drawing Notes........................................................................................................14

Reports...................................................................................................................15

Sound .....................................................................................................................16

Custom File Types..................................................................................................16

PROBE INFORMATION .............................................................................................19

PROBE CALIBRATION DATA....................................................................................19

PROBE CALIBRATION...............................................................................................20

PROBE SETUP...........................................................................................................22

USING ADDITIONAL EXTERNAL PROBES..............................................................23

NAVIGATING IN WOLFSENSE PC............................................................................24

WOLFSENSE PC SOFTWARE..................................................................................24

Graphing Data Files in WolfSense PC ...................................................................25

Printing Location Files, Notes, Reports & Calibration Data from WolfSense PC...26

MAINTENANCE, CLEANING, SERVICE....................................................................27

SUMMARY OF CAUTIONS........................................................................................28

TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................29

SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................30

PROBES & ACCESSORIES.......................................................................................31

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Introduction

GrayWolf Sensing Solutions provides a fully integrated system for measuring indoor

air quality and ventilation. A laptop computer (Lap PC) running WolfSense™IAQ

LAP software takes readings of air quality from a probe connected through the serial

port. You may choose to view live readings as they happen, plot readings for a

selected measurement parameter in real time and/or log the readings for future use.

Later, you may use WolfSense™PC software on the Lap PC to open files of logged

readings for printing, graphing or exporting to a word processor or spreadsheet.

In the DirectSense™100 kit, the probe (model IQ-410) has four sensors which

provide five measurements: Temperature (°F/°C), Relative Humidity (%RH), Dew

Point, Carbon Monoxide (CO), and Carbon Dioxide (CO2). The Dew Point is derived

from Temperature and Relative Humidity readings.

In the VentCal™100 kit, the probe (model CD-201) has two sensors which provide

measurements of Carbon Dioxide, Temperature, and Outdoor Air (OA) ventilation.

VentCal™software (SOFT-VENT) upgrades the DirectSense™100 kit to include all

VentCal™capabilities.

This manual will get you started. Help files are available in all WolfSense™software.

Unpacking your GrayWolf Monitor

Figure 1 - Your GrayWolf monitor kit provides everything you need

to get started:

User Manual;

Probe: IQ-410 for DirectSense™100 or

CD-201 for VentCal™100 (see Figure 2);

ACC-A110 GrayWolf AC adapter (see Figure 2);

ACC-ADY-L9 serial/AC power adapter (see Figure 2);

PCC-05 probe pouch with shoulder strap (see Figure 56);

WolfSense™software on CD-ROM (contact GrayWolf for

software on 3½” disks);

Fujitsu Lifebook computer (if ordered from GrayWolf) with

Lap-PC-manufacturer-supplied accessories.

NOTE: The VentCal™software module is unlocked by a modified

serial number found on the CD case and may be installed only if

you have purchased this option from GrayWolf.

Powering

The Lap PC will run using its own battery pack or with the help of the AC adapter

supplied with the Lap PC. Before first use, charge the battery according to the

instructions in your Lap PC manual.

NOTE: Charge your Lap PC batteries frequently to avoid data loss.

Like the Lap PC, the probe runs on batteries or with an AC adapter. The probe uses

only alkaline batteries. The GrayWolf kit provides two D cells and a 110VAC adapter

(240VAC in Europe) for the probe. WolfSense IAQ LAP software will warn you if the

probe’s battery voltage is low. If, when you plug in the probe, its batteries are flat, you

will see “No Probe Attached” in the upper left-hand corner of the Lap PC screen.

Changing Batteries on the Probes

Hold the top of the probe with one hand and the handle with the other.

Twist the probe handle in a counterclockwise direction.

Remove the old batteries.

Insert 2 new D-cell alkaline batteries, ensuring that the battery positive is to

the top.

Carefully screw the handle back onto the probe, ensuring not to cross-thread

the handle or overtighten it.

When setting up the Lap PC to work only from a battery pack for an extended period

of time, refer to your Lap PC user manual for tips on conserving battery power. If the

Lap PC’s batteries become depleted, a warning message is issued and then

WolfSense IAQ LAP will automatically stop logging and suspend the Lap PC.

Figure 2 - Using an AC Adapter to Power the Probe

The ACC-ADY-L9 serial/AC power adapter allows you

to power the probe with an AC adapter if you will be

taking readings longer than the expected life of the

batteries. It has a serial adapter and an AC power

socket.

Figure 3 - Battery Location

on the Probe

Setting up the Hardware and Software

The serial port on the Lap PC (as in Figure 2) is used to connect to the probe while

taking readings. Before attaching the probe, be sure the COM port is clear and that

the COM indicator appears in the lower right-hand side of the screen.

For most laptop PCs, you will use the mouse, touchpad or trackball to navigate in

WolfSense IAQ LAP. For the Fujitsu Lifebook, you may also use the stylus pen to tap

options on the screen. In this manual, you will see instructions to click on or tap an

option.

Complete the next 4 steps to install WolfSense IAQ LAP software.

1. Familiarize yourself with the Lap PC user manual and the Microsoft

Windows™98 manual.

2. Follow the instructions for setting up the Lap PC, including the manufacturer’s

recommendation for the number of hours to charge the battery pack before the

first use—even if powering it with the AC adapter provided.

3. Install the WolfSense software from the CD-ROM supplied in the kit:

If the CD doesn’t run automatically, from the PC Start menu,

run [drive]:\Setup.exe.

The Setup program loads WolfSense IAQ LAP and WolfSense PC onto your

Lap PC, and places two icons on the desktop.

4. Double-click or double-tap on the icon to start WolfSense IAQ LAP or WolfSense

PC. Use WolfSense IAQ LAP to collect readings from the probe and WolfSense

PC to analyze and manipulate stored readings.

Navigating in WolfSense IAQ LAP

From the main screen, you will perform all the functions available with WolfSense

LAP. The pull-down menus and toolbar buttons are described briefly below.

Pull-Down Menus

File - to manage files: OPEN LOCATION in WolfSense PC, NOTEBOOK to access Text Notes, Drawing Notes

and Report Templates, EXIT.

View - to view READINGS,DETAILS or STATISTICS for live readings. GRAPH to plot readings for a

selected measurement parameter in real time. VIEW LOCATION where readings have been or

will be logged. Check individual measurement parameters to include or exclude them. VIEW

ALL to display all measurement parameters. CHANGE UNITS of measure.

Probe - to see INFORMATION about the probe or to CALIBRATE the probe. VIEW ACTIVE CAL for

probe calibration data. SETUP to change serial ports. DETECT PCMIA PORT PROBES.

Log - to set up how the readings will be logged: as SNAPSHOT,STANDARD TIMED or AUTO

START/STOP. To view LOG INFORMATION. To set or create LOCATION files or SITE

folders. To START or STOP a log.

Add-ons - VentCal Ventilation Calculations, Basic Volume Flow, DuctCal Equal Area

Traverse, DuctCal Log-T Traverse, FumeCal Fumehood Face Velocity,

ThermCal Thermal Comfort. Add-ons listed on this menu are documented in

separate manuals.

Help - to see HELP TOPICS on WolfSense IAQ LAP, ABOUT WOLFSENSE.

Figure 4 -

WolfSense IAQ LAP

Pull-down Menus and

Toolbar Buttons

HELP - ? opens WolfSense IAQ LAP help topics.

LOCATIONS - opens LOCATIONS dialog box.

NOTEBOOK - accesses Text Notes, Drawing Notes and Report

Templates.

STATISTICS - displays statistics about a chosen parameter.

DETAILS - displays multiple readings in columnar format.

HOME - returns to the main WolfSense screen.

ALL - displays all measurement parameters, updating readings continuously.

SNAPSHOT - manually captures live values instantaneously in a location file.

STOP- stops a timed log in progress.

LOG - starts a timed log previously set up.

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