EasyManua.ls Logo

JUMO TDA-3000 User Manual

JUMO TDA-3000
68 pages
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
Page #1 background imageLoading...
Page #1 background image
JUMO TDA-300(0)
Handheld Thermometer
with data logger
B 702540.0
Operating Manual
2013-12-03/00448127

Table of Contents

Question and Answer IconNeed help?

Do you have a question about the JUMO TDA-3000 and is the answer not in the manual?

JUMO TDA-3000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypePressure transmitter
InputPressure
Output signal4 ... 20 mA, 0 ... 10 V
Electrical connectionM12 x 1 connector
Materials (wetted parts)Stainless steel
Operating temperature-40 to +85 °C
Media temperature-40 ... 125 °C
Protection typeIP67
DisplayOptional LCD
CommunicationHART

Summary

1 Introduction

1.1 Preface and Manual Overview

Overview of the manual's purpose, importance of reading, and feedback request.

1.2 Typographical Conventions and Symbols

Explanation of symbols and formatting used in the manual for clarity and safety.

1.3 Instrument Key Features

Key capabilities and specifications of the JUMO TDA-300(0) handheld thermometer.

1.4 Delivery Inspection and Accessories

Procedure to verify the instrument and accessories upon receipt.

1.5 Instrument Description: Components and Display

Visual identification of the thermometer's main components, including LCD and operating keys.

1.6 Function Menu Navigation

Guide to accessing and navigating the instrument's various function menus.

2 Preparation

2.1 Battery Insertion and Initial Setup

Step-by-step instructions for installing and changing the instrument's battery.

2.2 Setting Date, Time, and Year

Procedure for configuring the instrument's internal clock for accurate data logging.

2.3 Connecting the Temperature Sensor

Instructions for properly attaching the temperature probe to the device.

3 Operation & Normal Display

3.1 Switching On and Normal Operation

How to power on the device and enter the normal operating display mode.

4 Temperature Measurement

TAG Setup and Function Access (Fn2)

Accessing and utilizing the TAG setup menu for measurement points and limits.

4.1 Registering TAG Names and Character Entry Methods

Methods for creating and inputting measurement point designations (TAG names) using character entry.

4.2 Setting Upper and Lower Temperature Limits

Procedure for defining upper and lower thresholds for measurements.

4.3 Evaluating Measured Temperatures and Limits

Interpreting temperature readings against configured limits using display symbols.

5 Data Logger

Memory Menu and Data Logging Operations

Overview of memory functions, manual, and automatic data recording.

5.3 Searching Recorded Data

Techniques to find specific data entries using TAG filter or LOG jump.

5.4 Deleting Recorded Data

Methods for removing individual or all stored measurements from memory.

5.5 Optimizing Recorded Data (Defragmenting)

Reclaiming memory space by defragmenting after data deletion.

6 Peak/Bottom Value Storage

6.1 Displaying Peak and Bottom Values

How to view the highest and lowest temperature readings recorded.

6.2 Resetting Peak Value

Procedure to clear the stored maximum temperature reading.

6.3 Resetting Bottom Value

Procedure to clear the stored minimum temperature reading.

7 User Names

User Management and Entry Procedures

Setting up and managing user profiles for data acquisition.

8 Configuration

8.1 Language Selection

Choosing the display language for the instrument's interface.

8.2 Date Format Configuration

Setting the preferred display format for dates.

8.3 Sensor Type Configuration

Selecting the connected temperature sensor type for accurate measurements.

8.4 Temperature Unit Selection

Choosing between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) for readings.

8.5 Decimal Point Setting

Configuring the display of decimal places for measured values.

8.6 Temperature Correction (PV Bias)

Adjusting measurements for known temperature deviations.

8.7 Digital Filter Configuration

Setting up the digital filter to reduce display fluctuations.

8.8 Automatic Switch-off Setting

Configuring the auto-power off feature to save battery.

8.9 Parameter Locking and Security

Protecting settings and menus from accidental changes.

9 Evaluating Data with a PC

9.1 PC Connection and Driver Installation

Steps for connecting the instrument to a PC and installing drivers.

9.2 Understanding Stored Data Files

Description of CSV files generated and their content for data analysis.

9.3 Safe Disconnection from PC

Procedure for safely removing the instrument from the PC.

9.4 Opening and Processing CSV Data on PC

Instructions for importing and processing instrument data in applications like Excel.

10 Appendix

10.1 Battery Replacement Guide and Effects

Detailed steps for replacing the battery and its impact on instrument settings.

10.2 Instrument Cleaning Procedures

Guidelines for safely cleaning the thermometer, including water and solvent precautions.

10.3 Fault Finding, Errors, and Solutions

Troubleshooting common problems, interpreting error messages, and finding solutions.

10.4 Technical Data Reference

Information directing users to the official data sheet for specifications.

Related product manuals