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Kane 100-1 User Manual

Kane 100-1
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KANE 100-1
Gas Analyzer and Logger
for
Ambient Carbon Monoxide
and
Ambient Carbon Dioxide
Kane International Ltd
Kane House, Swallowfield
Welwyn Garden City
Hertfordshire, AL7 1JG
Tel: +44 (0) 1707 375550
Fax: +44 (0) 1707 393277
E-mail: sales@kane.co.uk
www.kane.co.uk
Stock No: 18259 December 2005
© Kane International Ltd
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Kane 100-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKane
Model100-1
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Before Using the Analyser for the First Time

Battery Charging Procedures

Details on using Kane trickle and fast chargers for battery charging, including charging times.

Initial Setup: Time and Date

Instructions for setting the correct time and date after calibration and switch on.

2. Before Using the Analyser Every Time

Pre-Use Checks: Water Trap & Filter

Procedures for emptying the water trap and changing the particle filter.

Pre-Use Checks: System & Environment

Verify date, time, battery power, and zeroing; avoid temperature changes and radio interference.

3. Using the Analyser and its Four Buttons

Switching the Analyser On

Procedure to switch on the unit, calibrate sensors, and set CO/CO2 zero offsets.

Switching the Analyser Off

How to switch off the analyser, including the countdown for sensor cleaning.

Navigating with UP/DOWN/ENTER Buttons

Using UP/DOWN/ENTER keys for display options and settings changes.

Holding and Storing Readings

Using the ENTER key to hold readings for printing or save readings to memory.

Backlight Control

Procedure to switch the backlight on or off using the PRINT/BACKLIGHT button.

Printing Data

How to start analyser printing and printer setup requirements.

Pump Operation Control

Instructions for switching the pump on and off during operation.

Freezing Display Readings

Using HOLD/ENTER to freeze readings for printing or live measurements.

4. Using the Rotary Dial

Rotary Dial Positions Overview

Overview of rotary dial positions: Menu, Count, Gas 1, Gas 2, Date, Time.

4.1 Menu Selection and Configuration

Time, Date, and Language Settings

Setting time, date, date format, and language options within the menu.

Pump Speed and Display Contrast

Adjusting pump speed (full/quiet) and display contrast.

Zeroing and Calibration Procedures

Performing fresh air or true zero calibration using menu options.

Alarm and Service Mode Access

Configuring alarm points and accessing protected service functions.

Menu Navigation and Operation

Guide to navigating menu, changing settings, and exiting functions.

4.2 Memory Functions and Autostore

Viewing Stored Readings

Navigating and viewing stored readings using the VIEW function.

Logging and Printing Stored Data

Options for logging data, printing stored sets, and exiting view mode.

Autostore Setup and Operation

How to initiate and manage AUTOSTORE, including setting store intervals.

Maximizing Autostore Capacity

Tips for maximizing stored readings and battery life during autostore.

Summary Print Function

Performing Summary Print

How to perform a summary print showing max, min, and average readings.

Clear Function

Clearing Stored Data

Procedure to clear all stored data using the CLEAR function.

4.3 Changing the Pump Speed

Adjusting Pump Speed

Toggling pump speed between Full Speed and Quiet mode.

4.4 Manual Zeroing

Performing Manual Zeroing

Steps to perform fresh air or true zeroing, including adjusting fresh air values.

4.5 Alarms Configuration

Configuring Alarm Points

Altering alarm points for CO and CO2, and setting preset alarm levels.

5. Measuring Gases

Ambient Air Sampling Methods

Methods for taking ambient air measurements with or without a probe/hose.

Operating Specification Precautions

Key precautions: temperature limits, filter condition, magnetic boot, probe care.

Pre-Test Zeroing and Calibration

Recommendation to check and re-zero CO and CO2 in fresh air before tests.

6. Example Printout in Ambient Air

Standard Instant Printout Example

Example of a standard instant printout showing CO and CO2 readings.

Manually Logged Printout Example

Example of a manually logged printout via stored data.

Summary Print of Autolog

Autolog Report Summary Example

Example of a summary printout of autologged data including max/min/avg readings.

7. When You Finish Using the Analyser

Proper Shutdown Procedure

Instructions for switching off the analyser in fresh air for sensor maintenance.

8. Problem Solving

Common Faults and Solutions

Table of fault symptoms like battery issues or analyser response, with their causes and solutions.

Troubleshooting Autologging Issues

Steps to resolve issues when the analyser stops logging, e.g., full memory, pump off.

Troubleshooting Display and Unit Issues

Resolving Display Problems

Steps to fix a blank/dark display or a frozen display with continuous beeping.

Troubleshooting Unit Power Off

Advice on what to do if the unit fails to turn off correctly.

9. Annual Recalibration and Service

Recalibration and Servicing Schedule

Recommendation for annual recalibration and service to prevent drift and damage.

Service Mode Access

Accessing Service Mode

How to select service mode and warnings about using incorrect codes.

10. Specification

Gas Measurement Specifications

Details on resolution, accuracy, and specified/over ranges for CO and CO2.

Physical and Operating Specifications

Specifications for dimensions, weight, ambient operating range, and battery life.

Battery Charger Specifications

Input and output specifications for the standard type trickle charger.

11. Electromagnetic Compatibility

EMC Directive and Interference Testing

Information on EMC compliance and advice on checking for electromagnetic interference.

Generic Standards Compliance

Details of generic standards (EN 61000-6-3, EN 61000-6-1) the product complies with.

APPENDIX

Carbon Monoxide Exposure Levels

WHO recommended maximum exposure levels for Carbon Monoxide at different durations.

Carbon Dioxide Exposure Limits

Occupational exposure limits for CO2 from HSE, BSRIA, and ASHRAE.

Ambient CO2 Data Sources

Information sources for ambient CO2 data from NOAA observatory.

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