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Specifies the model name and its key features.
Details the types and sizes of LED displays used.
Provides the physical size of the temperature scanner in millimeters.
Specifies the required dimensions for panel mounting.
Lists the selectable sensor input types: J, K, and PT-100/3W.
Defines the operational temperature ranges for each sensor type.
States the voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Indicates the IP rating for front side protection according to standards.
Specifies the ambient temperature range for operation.
Defines the non-condensing humidity limits for operation.
Guides on making connections and configuring scan time, sensor, and channels.
Details how to set channel offsets and navigate through channels.
Illustrates the terminal connections for sensors and power supply.
Steps to enter the menu and configure scan time, sensor type, and channel skip.
Instructions on setting the decimal point for display.
Details on accessing and adjusting offset values for each channel.
Emphasizes adherence to safety instructions for personnel and the instrument.
Provides crucial warnings regarding electric shock and wiring practices.
Covers requirements for panel mounting and terminal accessibility.
Includes panel cutout dimensions, fitting instructions, and terminal tightening.
Outlines cleaning procedures and restrictions on component replacement.
Specifies the model name and its key features.
Details the types and sizes of LED displays used.
Provides the physical size of the temperature scanner in millimeters.
Specifies the required dimensions for panel mounting.
Lists the selectable sensor input types: J, K, and PT-100/3W.
Defines the operational temperature ranges for each sensor type.
States the voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Indicates the IP rating for front side protection according to standards.
Specifies the ambient temperature range for operation.
Defines the non-condensing humidity limits for operation.
Guides on making connections and configuring scan time, sensor, and channels.
Details how to set channel offsets and navigate through channels.
Illustrates the terminal connections for sensors and power supply.
Steps to enter the menu and configure scan time, sensor type, and channel skip.
Instructions on setting the decimal point for display.
Details on accessing and adjusting offset values for each channel.
Emphasizes adherence to safety instructions for personnel and the instrument.
Provides crucial warnings regarding electric shock and wiring practices.
Covers requirements for panel mounting and terminal accessibility.
Includes panel cutout dimensions, fitting instructions, and terminal tightening.
Outlines cleaning procedures and restrictions on component replacement.
The Multispan MS-1208 is an 8-channel temperature scanner designed for monitoring and displaying temperature readings from various sensors. This device is suitable for applications requiring precise temperature oversight and offers a range of configurable features to adapt to different operational needs.
The primary function of the MS-1208 is to continuously scan and display temperature values from up to eight independent channels. It supports multiple sensor types, including J-type thermocouples, K-type thermocouples, and PT-100/3W RTDs, making it versatile for a wide array of industrial and laboratory environments. The device features a dual display: a larger 4-digit, 0.56-inch red LED display for the upper reading (likely the current channel's temperature or a specific parameter) and a smaller 3-digit, 0.4-inch red LED display for the lower reading (potentially the channel number or another parameter).
The scanner operates by sequentially reading temperature data from each connected sensor. Users can configure the scan time, which determines how long the device pauses on each channel before moving to the next. This allows for flexible monitoring, from rapid cycling through channels to longer dwell times for more stable readings.
A key feature is the ability to select the sensor type individually for each channel. This means that different types of temperature sensors can be connected simultaneously to the same device, enhancing its adaptability. For PT-100 sensors, the device also allows for decimal point selection, providing greater precision when required.
The MS-1208 incorporates an offset adjustment feature, enabling users to fine-tune the temperature readings for each channel. This is particularly useful for calibrating sensors or compensating for minor inaccuracies in the measurement system, ensuring that the displayed temperatures are as accurate as possible. The offset can be adjusted within a range of -25°C to +25°C.
The device also includes a channel skip/unskip function, allowing users to disable monitoring for specific channels that are not in use. This streamlines the scanning process by focusing only on active channels, potentially speeding up the scan cycle if many channels are skipped.
For user interaction, the scanner provides a "hold mode" that allows users to pause the automatic scanning and manually select a specific channel to view its temperature continuously. This is beneficial for detailed observation of a particular point without interruption from the scanning sequence.
Operating the MS-1208 involves a straightforward procedure, starting with the physical connection of sensors as per the provided wiring diagram. Once connected, the device's configuration is accessed through a menu-driven interface using the front panel keys.
To enter the parameter menu, the "SET" key is pressed. Within this menu, users can configure several critical settings:
The offset adjustment feature is accessed by pressing the "SET" and "ENT" keys simultaneously for 5 seconds. This allows for individual offset calibration for each channel, ensuring measurement accuracy across all connected sensors. The offset value can be increased or decreased using the appropriate keys.
Navigation through the menu and parameter settings is intuitive. The "SET" key is generally used to move to the next parameter or channel, while the "UP" and "DOWN" arrow keys (often represented by "SET" and "ENT" in combination or contextually) are used to change parameter values. The "ENT" key, when pressed and held, allows for continuous scrolling or enters the scroll and hold mode, which is useful for quickly reviewing multiple channels or pausing on a specific one. In hold mode, the "UP" and "DOWN" keys can be used to manually select the next or previous channel.
The device is designed for panel mounting, with specific cutout dimensions provided for integration into control panels. This ensures a secure and clean installation. The front panel is rated IP-65, indicating protection against dust and low-pressure water jets, making it suitable for environments where some exposure to elements is possible.
The MS-1208 is designed for relatively low maintenance, focusing on cleanliness and proper installation to ensure longevity and reliable operation.
Overall, the MS-1208 is a robust and configurable temperature scanner designed for reliable performance with an emphasis on user-friendly operation and straightforward maintenance practices.
General| Scan Width | 216 mm |
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| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Scanning Method | CIS (Contact Image Sensor) |
| Optical Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Maximum Document Size | A4 |
