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Novasina AW SPRINT RTD-502 User Manual

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Novasina AW SPRINT
Bedienungsanleitung
Operating Instructions
Mode d’emploi
aw-Messgerät / aw measuring instrument / Appareil de mesure aw
1114309 D/E/F 0202 / 200043.090.02
a division of Axair Ltd.
RTD-502/CK-7/SW V3.13

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Novasina AW SPRINT RTD-502 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNovasina
ModelAW SPRINT RTD-502
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Notes

Starting Off

Initial steps for setting up and beginning operation of the Novasina AW SPRINT.

Important Safety and Usage Guidelines

Crucial information on product safety, intended use, and general precautions.

Product Description

Product Overview

Identification and description of the main components and features of the AW SPRINT instrument.

Standard Delivery Contents

List of items included in the standard package upon purchase.

Optional Accessories Available

Details on additional accessories that can be purchased to enhance instrument functionality.

Description of Instrument Function

Explanation of the working principles, measurement technology, and operational capabilities.

Setting Into Operation

Site of Installation Requirements

Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location to install the instrument.

Putting the Instrument Into Operation

Step-by-step instructions for connecting and powering on the AW SPRINT.

The Operating Modes

Description of the instrument's different modes: standby, analysis, and menu.

Carrying Out Measurements

Important Notes on the Sensor

Critical handling and care instructions for the sensitive humidity sensor.

Performing AW Measurement (Analysis Mode)

Procedure for conducting water activity measurements using the instrument's analysis mode.

Printing Out Measurement Protocols

Instructions on how to print measurement data and protocols from the instrument.

The Menu Mode

5.1 Menu Mode Overview

General introduction to navigating the menu system and its structure.

5.2 Setting Parameters for Stable Value Analysis

Configuring stability factors to determine when a measurement is considered stable.

5.3 Calibration Functions

Overview of calibration features, enabling, and disabling functions.

5.3.1 Enabling Calibration Functions

Steps to activate the calibration features within the menu system.

5.3.2 Displaying Calibration Values and Printing Protocols

How to view current calibration data and print calibration reports.

5.3.3 Carrying Out a Calibration

Detailed procedures for performing routine and basic instrument calibration.

5.3.4 Deleting Calibration Values

Process for removing stored calibration data from the instrument.

5.4 Configuring Analogue Outputs

Setting up the voltage output signals for humidity and temperature.

5.5 Configuring the RS232 Interface

Setting communication parameters for connecting to external devices via RS232.

5.6 Setting Units of Relative Humidity and Temperature

Selecting display units for humidity and temperature measurements.

5.7 Setting Extended Instrument Parameters

Adjusting advanced settings such as temperature stability and calibration correction.

Recording of Desorption and Adsorption Curves

Maintenance

7.1 Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning the instrument housing and connectors.

7.2 Sensor and Humidity Standards

Information on caring for the sensor and using humidity standards for checks.

7.3 Replacing Protective Filters

Procedure for replacing filters to protect the sensor from chemical damage.

7.4 Replacement of Button-Cell and Fuse

Steps for replacing the instrument's internal button-cell battery and fuse.

Connection of Peripheral Equipment

8.1 Analogue Outputs

Description of the instrument's analogue output signals for humidity and temperature.

8.2 RS232 Interface

Details on connecting to printers and PCs via the RS232 interface.

Trouble Shooting

9.1 What is wrong, when ...?

A guide to identifying common operational faults and their corresponding solutions.

9.2 Error Messages

Interpretation of displayed error messages and actions to take.

10 Specifications

11 Equilibrium Humidity Values of Humidity Sources

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