PCE Instruments Gossen ML 5052C USB Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Instructions

Lux Meter

ML-5052C / ML-5052B

PCE Americas Inc.

711 Commerce Way

Suite 8

Jupiter

FL-33458

USA

From outside US: +1

Tel: (561) 320-9162

Fax: (561) 320-9176

[email protected]

www.pce-instruments.com/english

www.pce-instruments.com

PCE Instruments UK Ltd.

Units 12/13

Southpoint Business Park

Ensign way

Hampshire / Southampton

United Kingdom, SO31 4RF

From outside UK: +44

Tel: (0) 2380 98703 0

Fax: (0) 2380 98703 9

[email protected]

Perspective view of ML 5032C/B USB

Back of display unit:

- serial number of display unit

- calibration seal for DAkkS- or

factory certificate (if available)

- battery door

Back of photometer head:

- serial number of display unit

- tripod socket ¼ “

Display

Key pad

Light-

collector

Photometer-

head

Circular

orifice

USB-Port

Thank you for buying the precise MAVOLUX 5032C/B USB from GOSSEN. Your new luxmeter

guarantees the reliably measure for illuminance of daylight and artificial sources of light including

LED. Even in the case of very bright sunlight or illumination from headlights, no accessories are

required.

 Maximum reliability – Classified measurement of illuminance in lx or fc in accordance with

class B or class C per DIN 5032-7, appendix B of IEC 13032-1 and CIE 69.

 Precise Measured Values – Accuracy amounts to + 3% + 1 digit of the display value.

 Broad measuring range – High initial sensitivity and a resolution of 0.01 lx or 0.001 fc for

the ML 5032B USB and of 0.1 lx or 0.01 fc for the ML 5032C USB, right on

up to large illuminance values of 199,900 lx or 19,990 fc.

 Calibration Capability – As an option, the accredited Light Lab can issue a

factory or a DAkkS calibration certificate for measuring equipment monitoring in accordance

with DIN EN ISO 9001.

 V(λ) matching – The spectral sensitivity of the silicon photodiode is color corrected and

corresponds to the spectral brightness sensitivity of the human eye V(λ). The quality of this

adaptation represents a significant difference between the class B and class C variants.

 Cosine correction – The luminosity of a flat measuring surface is proportional to the

cosine of the incident angle of light. This relationship is taken into consideration by the

receiver during evaluation.

 Non-volatile memory – 100 measured values can be saved, retrieved or transmitted to a

PC via the integrated USB port.

 Computer-aided measurement - The USB interface with open protocol documentation

allows the integration in own test systems or the communication with the GLUX 2 software.

 Convenient everyday use – Simple operation, easy to read display, compact design.

Contents Page

1 Display and Operation Elements ......... 9

1.1 Display .................................................. 9

1.2 Key Pad ................................................. 9

2 Functioning of MAVOLUX ................. 10

2.1 Preparation ........................................... 10

2.2 Automatic Switch-Off –

Continuous Operation ........................... 10

3 MAVOLUX Operation ......................... 11

3.1 Switch On – Make Measurements ........ 11

3.2 Selecting Measurement Unit lx, fc ........ 11

3.3 Overload and Zero Point Indication....... 11

3.4 Memory Functions ................................ 12

3.4.1 Hold – Display Hold Function ............... 12

3.4.2 Mem – Save Measured Values ............. 13

3.4.3 Mem-Edit – Overwrite a Saved

Measured Value ................................... 14

3.4.4 Mem-Recall – Data Memory Recall ..... 15

3.4.5 Mem-Clear – Clear Memory ................. 16

Contents Page

5 Accessories ........................................ 17

5.1 Delivery Contents ................................. 17

5.2 Optional Accessories ............................ 17

5.2.1 Luminance Attachment ......................... 17

5.2.2 Adapter Disc ........................................ 17

7 Specifications ..................................... 18

4 USB-Port - GLUX 2 Software ............. 16

Preparation for use

Please ensure that you are familiar with the operation of your measuring device and do some test measurements to

ensure the proper function of the device. If you are using it for quality inspections or for expertise please check if the

instrument is calibrated and it is within the defined calibration interval. We assumes no liability for

consequential damages.

Safety Precautions

Please read these safety precautions carefully before using your measuring device. This will help you to

avoid damaging the product and prevent personal injury.

This icon identifies important warnings which should be read in any case before the initial start-

up of your product.

Warnings

In the event of malfunction, switch off the measuring device immediately.

If the event that smoke develops or unusual odors become apparent, which are caused by either the

measuring device, remove the battery from the meter in order to prevent possible fire. Continuing to

operate the measuring device after such malfunctions have occurred may result in severe injury.

Please contact your local dealer or Service in order to eliminate malfunctioning. If you bring

or send the meter in for repairs, make sure that the battery has been removed first.

Never use the measuring device in proximity to flammable gases.

Electronic devices must not be used near flammable gases. Otherwise there would be danger of

explosion and fire.

Never hang the device and/or the carrying strap around the head or neck of a child.

Danger of strangulation exists if the carrying strap is hung around the head or neck of a child.

Store the measuring device at a location which cannot be accessed by children.

The measuring device and its accessories include parts which can be swallowed. Make sure that

these parts (e.g. housing covers, battery etc.) do not fall into the hands of children who might swallow

them. Otherwise, danger of suffocation prevails.

Do not dismantle the measuring device.

Never touch any parts located inside of the housing - injury may result. Never attempt to repair the

meter yourself or try to open the device. Repairs may only be made by qualified personnel. If the

device’s housing is damaged due to dropping or other external influences, remove the rechargeable

battery or power supply and contact your local dealer or Service for repair.

Avoid any and all contact with liquid crystals.

If the display is damaged (e.g. broken), danger of injury due to contact with glass shards or discharge

of liquid crystals exists. Make sure that skin, eyes and mouth do not come into contact with the liquid

crystals.

Handle batteries with care.

Rechargeable and normal batteries may leak or explode if handled incorrectly.

Please adhere to the following safety precautions:

 Make sure that the measuring device is switched off before removing or inserting batteries. Only use the

batteries which are recommended for this meter.

 Make sure that the battery is inserted correctly.

 Never short-circuit batteries, and never attempt to open a rechargeable or a normal battery.

 Do not expose the batteries to excessive heat or open flames.

 Do not expose the batteries to moisture; never immerse batteries in water.

 If the meter is not used regularly, remove the battery and close the battery compartment cover

 Never store batteries together with metallic objects which might cause short-circuiting.

 Danger of leakage exists, especially in the case of empty batteries. In order to prevent damage to the

measuring device, batteries should be removed when fully depleted or in case of lengthy periods of non-use.

 When not in use, batteries should be stored in a cool place.

 Batteries heat up during use and may become hot. Be careful not to burn yourself when removing batteries.

Switch the measuring device off or wait until it has shut itself down, and then wait a bit longer until the battery

has cooled down.

 Do not use batteries which show any signs of damage such as discoloration or deformation of the housing.

Notes

 Reproduction of product documentation or duplication of any excerpts from the same requires the express

consent. This also applies to duplication in any electronic format and translation into other languages.

 Documentation is subject to change without notice.

 We assumes no liability for damages resulting from incorrect use of the product.

 Documentation for your measuring device was prepared with the greatest of care. If you should

nevertheless discover errors, or if you would like to suggest any improvements, we would be very

pleased to hear from you.

Icon for separate collection of recyclable materials / hazardous waste imeasuring devicen European

countries

This icon indicates that this product must be disposed of separately.

The following must be observed by users in European countries:

 This product may only be disposed of separately at a designated collection point. It may not be disposed

of with household trash. For further information contact your local dealer or waste disposal authorities.

1 Display and Operating Elements

1.1 Display 1.2 Key Pad

1 Display of measuring value and Memory 1 Switch On/Off

2 Measuring Unit 2 Range key – Memory/Measuring range

3 Display „HOLD„ indication / Buffer Storage 3 lx/fc – Select measuring unit

4 Multiplying factor for measuring value 4 HOLD – Function / Buffer Storage

5 Auto ranging – automatic range selection 5 Range key – Memory/Measuring range

6 Low Battery 6 MEM – Memory key

* ML 5032 B USB with automatic

backlight in HOLD function

Hintergrundbeleuchtung.in der „Hold“-Funktion.

2 Functioning of MAVOLUX

2.1 Preparation

First remove the snap-on cover of the battery compartment at the back of the meter. Insert the battery

included in the delivery contents (1.5 V size AA, IEC LR6) in the battery compartment.

Care should be taken to place the battery correctly according

to the polarity indications “+“ and “-“ in the battery compartment.

When the battery warning symbol ( ) appears in the display,

the battery must be replaced.

The values in the measuring data memory and also the preset

individual values will be maintained, even when the battery is changed.

2.2 Automatic Switch-Off – Continuous Operation

If for approx. 4 minutes none of the keys of the MAVOLUX is pressed down, the instrument will be

turned off automatically. When the instrument is switched off, the values stored in the measuring data

memory and also the preset individual values will be maintained.

You can override the automatic switch-off, when you switch on the instrument and simultaneously keep

the Hold key pressed down. The measuring unit „lx / fc“ in the display will blink and indicate that the

Continuous Operation Mode is on.

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