Kanomax 3889 Bedienungsanleitung

Handheld Particle Counter

MODEL 3888/3889

User Manual

List of Components

■Standard

Items

MODEL

Functions

Body

3888

Body (or 3889)

AC Adaptor

3888-10

Operates the instrument with AC power and

charge the internal rechargeable battery

USB Cable

3888-20

Communicates with PC or Printer

Zero Count Filter with tubing

3888-60

Cleans the air flow path inside the instrument

with clean air

Inlet Protective Cap

3888-61

Keeps out dust and contaminants from the

instrument when not in use

18650 Lithium ion battery

Supplies power to the instrument

Nominal voltage:3.7V

Rated capacity:2600mAh min.

Outline size:18mm

Length:69mm

With a protection function

Quick Start Guide

Measurement Software

3888-40

■Optional Accessories

Items

MODEL

Functions

Temperature/Humidity

Probe

0842

Measures temperature and humidity

Cradle

3888-70

Stands the instrument and perform

Ethernet/Wi-Fi/RS485 communications

Isokinetic Suction Nozzle

3887-04

To be connected to the inlet to match the

measurement condition with the sampling air

Carrying Case

3888-71

Stores the instrument

Tripod

EX-344Q

Printer

DPU-S245-

00B

Prints the measured data directly from the

instrument

Printer Cable

3888-21

Connects the instrument with a printer

Printer Roll Paper

TP-202L

A 10-roll package

Important Safety Information

The symbols for the warnings used in this manual are defined below:

Classifications

Warning

Warnings in this classification indicate risks that may result in serious injury

or death if not observed.

Caution

Warnings in this classification indicate risks that may result in injury or

damage to the surrounding objects if not observed.

Notice

Warnings in this classification indicate risks of damage to the product that

may void the product warranty if not observed.

Description of Symbols

This symbol indicates a condition that requires caution (including warning).

The subject of each caution is illustrated inside the triangle (e.g. the high

temperature caution symbol is shown on the left).

This symbol indicates a prohibition. Do not take the prohibited action shown

inside or near this symbol (e.g. the disassembly prohibition symbol is shown

on the left).

This symbol indicates a mandatory action. A specific action is given near the

symbol.

This symbol indicates a warning of possible laser radiation.

Warning

（Forbidden）Do not use the AC adaptor other than the provided one with the

instrument.

Using an inappropriate adaptor may damage the instrument.

It may generate heat and cause fire.

（Do not remodel/disassemble）Never disassemble, modify, or repair.

This instrument uses a Class 3B laser diode as the light source.

Exposure to the laser may cause loss of eyesight and other injury.

Never open the instrument other than the battery compartment.

（Handle properly）Handle the instrument properly in accordance with the

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instructions provided in this manual.

Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire, or sensor damage.

（Caution）If abnormal noise, smell, or smoke is observed, or if liquid has

entered the instrument, turn off the power immediately, remove the batteries

or pull out the plug.

Failure to observe the above may cause electric shock, fire hazard, or

damage.

Please contact your local distributor or Kanomax service center for repair.

Caution

（Handle properly）Pull out the plug when the instrument is not in use.

Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire hazard, and circuit damage.

Notice

（Forbidden）Do not use or keep the instrument in hot, humid, or dusty

environment. Do not expose the instrument to direct sunlight for a

prolonged period of time.

The instrument may not function properly out of the specified operational

temperature range.

（Forbidden）Do not subject the instrument to strong impact.

Dropping or hitting the instrument may cause damage and malfunction.

（Forbidden）Do not wipe the instrument with volatile solvent.

The body may deform or deteriorate. Use soft dry cloth to remove stains.

If stains persist, soak the cloth in neutral detergent and wipe the instrument

with the cloth.

（Forbidden）Do not touch the LCD screen with a sharp-pointed object or

with excessive pressure.

It may cause distortion of the screen or a malfunction.

A rapid temperature change may cause a malfunction of the screen.

（Handle properly）When storing the instrument, put the instrument in the

carrying bag and keep it in a place with an ambient temperature of -10 to

50℃and no condensation.

（Forbidden）Do not dispose of the instrument as household waste.

Please note that the disposal of the instrument and batteries should be in line

with your local or national legislations. For details, please consult with your

local distributor.

Table of Contents

Part Names and Functions................................................................................................5§１

Getting Started ...................................................................................................................6§２

Charging Batteries .................................................................................................. 6

Caution ................................................................................................................. 6

Checking the Temperature/Humidity Probe（Optional accessory for the MODEL 3889）.. 6

Turning the Power ON/OFF ...................................................................................... 6

Measurement Procedures .................................................................................................6§３

Turning the Power ON ............................................................................................. 6

Internal Cleaning .................................................................................................... 6

Measurement ......................................................................................................... 7

Turning the Power OFF ............................................................................................ 7

Errors.................................................................................................................... 7

User Interface .....................................................................................................................8§４

Main Screen ........................................................................................................... 8

General setting..................................................................................................... 10

Measurement setting ............................................................................................ 12

Preset ................................................................................................................. 14

History ................................................................................................................ 14

Print Example....................................................................................................... 15

Screen Transition .................................................................................................. 17

Specifications...................................................................................................................18§５

Troubleshooting...............................................................................................................20§６

Warranty and After Service .............................................................................................21§７

Contact Information.........................................................................................................22§８

Part Names and Functions§１

The cradle is an optional accessary.

Names

Functions

1. Inlet

2.83L/min suction volume

Outer diameter 6.4mm

2. Power/Home button

Turns the power ON/OFF

To return to the Main screen in operation

3. USB port (for PC)

Connects with your PC by using the USB

cable

4. USB port (for Printer, for USB flash

memory)

Connects with the printer by using the

USB cable

Allows you to copy the measurement

results to the USB flash drive

5. DC jack

Supplies power with the provided AC

adaptor

6. Threaded tripod mount

Attaches instrument to the tripod

7. Battery compartment

The battery is replaceable

8. Temperature/Humidity probe terminal

(only for 3889)

Connects the temperature/humidity

probe

9. Communication port with cradle

Communicates with the cradle

10. Communication port

RS-485 port

11. Communication port

Communicates with the Ethernet

12. Communication port with the Main

body

Communicates with the main body

Getting Started§２

Charging Batteries

This instrument operates on the internal rechargeable battery or the provided AC adaptor.

Connect the provided AC adaptor to start charging. It takes approximately 5 hours to

charge the battery completely.

If the battery’s run-time becomes shorter, the battery is replaceable. Open the

compartment to replace the batteries with new 18650 Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries

with protection circuit. (69mm length).

Caution

Rapid temperature changes may cause measurement errors. When moving the

instrument from one location to another with different ambient temperature allow a

sufficient time for the instrument to return to room temperature. (more than ten

minutes )

Checking the Temperature/Humidity Probe（Optional accessory for the MODEL 3889）

Prolonged measurement under high temperature conditions or measurement under rapid

temperature change may result in abnormally high humidity readings due to condensation.

If condensation occurs, leave the probe in atmosphere of 40%RH or less for 24 hours to

dry the probe.

Turning the Power ON/OFF

Press and hold the Home button to turn the power on. A logo appears and then it turns

to the startup screen. When the pump and other parts are ready to perform a

measurement, the Main screen for ready to measure will be displayed.

To turn the power OFF, press and hold the Home button (3 second or more) from any

screens.

Measurement Procedures§３

Turning the Power ON

Press and hold the Home button to turn the power on. A logo appears and then it turns

to the startup screen. Touch the startup screen to display the Main screen ready to

measure.

Internal Cleaning

Prior to use, purge the instrument (for internal cleaning) with the provided zero filter.

Remove the Inlet protective cap, and attach the provided zero count filter to the inlet.

Turn the power on and press the Start button. Perform a continuous measurement for

10 to 15 minutes until the measuring count value is suitable for 10 sec. or more.

After measurement, remove the zero count filter from the inlet.

Measurement

Use the General setup and Measurement setup sub-menus to configure the necessary

settings.

Set the measurement conditions from the Measurement mode. You can also select the

measurement conditions from the Preset.

Return to the Main screen. Press the Start button to perform a measurement.

The measurement will complete automatically or by pressing the Stop button.

The previous measurement results can be viewed from the History sub-menu.

Turning the Power OFF

Press and hold the Home button from any screens to turn the power OFF.

Errors

The following table explains possible errors due to self-diagnosis function. Even if an error

occurs, the measurement and other processes will be continued.

Laser power

failure

Failure or end-of-life of the laser diode

Flow rate

The pump current has increased or decreased.

Remove the inlet cap and filter from the instrument.

If the error persists, the possible cause is failure or the

end-of-life of the pump.

Maximum

measurable

concentration

exceeded

The concentration exceeds the maximum measurable

range. Perform the measurement at a cleaner location

or with the Zero count filter

User Interface§４

Main Screen

There are four configurations for the main screen that can be selected to best suit your

purposes. (The figures below show the user interfaces of 6 channel Model 3889.) From

each Main screen, you can move to sub-menu screens.

Table

Cumulative

Table

Differential

Bar

Circle

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