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General| Brand | CS Instruments |
|---|---|
| Model | LD 500 |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Essential safety precautions for using the device safely and preventing harm.
Guidelines for safe operation and precautions regarding the device's laser.
Details found on the device's name plate, including part and serial numbers.
Information and warnings related to the laser component as per IEC 60825-1.
Detailed breakdown of the LD 500's components and their functions.
Details on using the acoustic trumpet for bundling ultrasonic waves and its quantification distance.
Information on using the straightening tube for precise leak location at short distances.
Guidance on using the gooseneck for measurements in hard-to-reach areas with noise dampening.
Explanation of the parabolic mirror's function for bundling ultrasound and locating leaks at large distances.
Procedure for powering the LD 500 device on and off.
Instructions on adjusting the headphone volume levels for monitoring sound.
Explanation of how to adjust device sensitivity to optimize leak detection in different environments.
How to activate or deactivate the laser pointer on the LD 500 for visual aid.
Process of initializing the LD 500 device after switching it on.
Procedures for setting or changing the device password and using the master password.
Selecting the user interface language from a list of available options.
Managing the SD card, including resetting the logger database, erasing data, and testing the card.
Verifying the availability of new software versions for the LD 500.
Restoring the device to its original factory default settings.
Defining a unique USB identifier for PC connections, relevant for multiple USB devices.
Viewing system information such as power supply voltages and operating hours.
Displaying device type, serial number, hardware, and software versions.
Switching the device mode to use an external sensor for measurements.
Information regarding the recommended cable cross-section for sensor connections.
Pin assignments and output signal types for sensors connected to the device.
Detailed pinout for the ODU Medi Snap 8-pin connector used for various sensors.
Wiring diagram for connecting FA/VA 5xx series dew point and consumption sensors.
Diagram illustrating connections using the RS485 interface for digital data transmission.
Connection diagrams for sensors using 3-wire and 4-wire power supply configurations.
Wiring diagrams for sensors with 4-20mA output in 2-wire, 3-wire, and 4-wire technologies.
Pin assignments for connecting PT100, PT1000, and KTY81 sensors in different wire configurations.
Detailed setup process for configuring Dew Point sensors using RS 485 Modbus.
Setting the display units for temperature (°C/°F) and absolute humidity (g/m³/mg/m³).
Configuring the system pressure settings, including units and reference values.
Setting the absolute reference pressure for dew point calculations.
Performing a one-point calibration adjustment for the dew point sensor.
Adjusting the analogue output scaling and error value for the 4-20mA signal.
Guide to selecting and activating VA 5xx series flow sensors using RS 485 Modbus.
Setting the inner diameter for VA 500/550 sensors for accurate flow measurements.
Choosing the units for displaying flow rate and velocity measurements.
Steps to select and activate a Modbus sensor type for data acquisition.
Configuring Modbus communication parameters such as ID, baud rate, and parity.
Defining the register addresses for reading sensor data via Modbus.
Selecting data types and byte order for Modbus communication to interpret sensor values correctly.
Applying a scaling factor to adapt the output value from Modbus registers.
Creating a new recording file and assigning a comment for data logger sessions.
Setting a specific date and time for the data logger to automatically start recording.
Activating the data logger recording manually using the Start button.
Manually starting and stopping the data logger recording and managing settings.
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