Operating Precautions
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Refer to the instruction manual included with the Heat Flow Sensor for
details.
Before use, check that the resistance between the positive terminal and
negative
terminal on the Heat Flow Sensor is 2kΩ or less and that the
wires are not disconnected.
• The Flash memory in a CF card/USB flash drive has a limited operat-
ing life. After long-term usage, data storage and retrieval become diffi-
cult. In this case, replace the CF card/USB flash drive with a new one.
• We cannot provide compensation for data loss in a CF card/USB flash
drive,
regardless of content or cause of the damage. Data is also cleared
from memory if a long time passes after measuring. Always maintain a
backup of important data stored on a CF card/USB flash drive.
• Although real-time saving to USB flash drive is supported, a CF card is
r
ecomm
ended for data preservation. Performance cannot be guaranteed
when using storage media other than a Hioki-specified CF card option.
• Use a USB flash drive whose continuous current consumption does not
exceed 300 mA (
peak 500 mA). (The peak value is displayed as “Max
Power” under the USB flash drive self-test on the [System] screen.)
• Depending on how USB is used, the USB connector and instrument set-
tings may vary as shown in the chart below.
• The three USB methods of use described in the chart below involve
exclusiv
e settings and cannot be used simultaneously.
USB method of use
Connector
used
[System] screen USB
mode setting
Use a USB flash drive. Type A USB Memory (Default)
Communicate with the instrument
and initiate measurement using the
Logger Utility software from a com-
puter (using a USB cable).
Type B USB Communication
Read files on a CF card that is con-
nected to the instrument from a
computer (using a USB cable).
Type B USB Drive
Heat Flow Sensor (Models Z2012, Z2013, Z2014, Z2015, Z2016, Z2017)
Do not subject the Heat Flow Sensor to excessive force.
Thermally Conductive Tape Z5008
Stop using double-sided Thermally Conductive Tape immediately if it
touches the human body and causes an abnormality.
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