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RS PRO RS-5200 User Manual

RS PRO RS-5200
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Instruction Manual
RS-5200
146-4657
PARTICLE MASS COUNTER
FREN
IT
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RS PRO RS-5200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Multimeter
True RMSYes
Display TypeLCD
Maximum DC Voltage1000V
Maximum AC Current10A
Maximum DC Current10A
Maximum Capacitance100mF
Operating Temperature0°C to +40°C
Operating Humidity< 80% RH
Functions MeasuredVoltage, Current, Resistance, Capacitance, Frequency
Safety CategoryCAT III, CAT IV

Summary

Safety Information

General Information

Specifications

Quick Start Guide

Controls and Functions

Isokinetic Probe and Cap

Description of the isokinetic probe and its protective cap.

External Power Connection

Details on connecting the 12 VDC, 3 A external power source.

USB Port Functionality

Identification and purpose of the USB port for data transfer.

Power Button Operation

Explanation of how to turn the meter on and off using the power key.

Navigation with Arrow Keys

How to use arrow keys for mode selection and screen scrolling.

Return Key Functionality

Procedure for saving settings and returning to the main screen.

Function Key Usage

Describes how function keys map to menu options and vary by screen.

Display Information

Main Screen Overview

Shows mass ranges, counts, battery status, location, time, delay, volume, temp, humidity.

Setup Screen Configuration

Allows configuration of count mode, sample time/volume, data type, buffer, alarm, date/time, delay, temp units, K-factors.

Label Menu Screen Operations

Allows assigning labels to samples taken from different areas or rooms.

Label Editing Procedure

Step-by-step guide for creating and saving custom sample labels.

Buffer Data Review

Instructions for reviewing stored sample data and comparing results.

Using the Meter

Meter Setup Procedures

Guides the user through setting up the meter for sampling.

Setting the Counting Mode

Explains Concentration, Totalize, and Audio modes for data acquisition.

Setting Sampling Volume or Time

Details how to set sample volume (L/CF) or sampling time (h:m:s).

Setting Data Counting Method

Explains Cumulative and Differential counting methods.

Setting Number of Samples

Procedure to set the number of samples to be stored (1 to 500).

Setting the Memory Buffer

Instructions for selecting internal flash memory or micro SD card for data storage.

Setting Alarm Count and Size

How to configure audible alarm limits for particle count and size.

Setting Date and Time

Procedure to set the current date and time on the meter.

Setting Delay Between Samples

How to set a delay timer between automatic sample collections.

Setting Temperature Unit

Guide to selecting the display unit for temperature (°F or °C).

Setting K-Factor Coefficients

Explanation and setting of K-Factor coefficients for mass conversion.

Counter Operation Overview

Steps to follow after meter configuration is complete.

Purging the Particle Counter

Procedure using a zero count filter to ensure accurate readings.

Collecting Air Samples

Instructions on how to collect air samples in MASS or COUNT modes.

Transferring Sample Data to PC

Guide on connecting the meter to a PC for data transfer.

Storing Sample Data

Explanation of the meter's 500-record rotating buffer storage.

Reviewing the Sample Buffer

Reference to section 6-3-2 for reviewing stored sample data.

Displaying Number of Samples in Buffer

How to view the current count of stored samples in the buffer.

Clearing the Meter Buffer

Procedure to erase stored data from the meter's buffer.

Maintenance Procedures

Cleaning the Meter Case

Instructions for cleaning the meter's external casing.

Battery Charging and AC Adapter Use

Details on charging the battery and using the AC adapter for power.

Purging the Meter Sensor

Procedure to purge the sensor using a zero count filter for accuracy.

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