What to do if my TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments doesn't store new data?
If your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments isn't storing new data, it might be because the memory is full, or the instrument is in Survey mode. To fix this, delete or transfer historic data. Note that the instrument does not store data in survey mode, switch to manual or program log mode.
What to do if the TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments show 'Flow Error'?
If the TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments indicates a 'Flow Error', and you are sampling from a duct, attach both the input and exhaust ports into the duct. If the error persists, check for and remove any flow obstructions. Press any key to bypass the error. If the problem continues, factory service may be required. Also, replace the filter cassette.
Why TSI Instruments DUSTTRAK 8533 Measuring Instruments shows no display?
If your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments shows no display, the unit may not be switched on, or the batteries may be low or dead. Try switching the unit on, recharging the batteries, or plugging in the AC adapter.
How to resolve TSI Instruments DUSTTRAK 8533 Measuring Instruments run mode error 'The selected log mode will exceed the allowed number of samples'?
The 'Run Mode Error: The selected log mode will exceed the allowed number of samples' message on your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments means that the selected Run Mode program is programmed to save more samples than there is room in memory. Reduce the number of samples by reducing the test length or increasing the logging interval.
How to resolve TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments run mode error 'The start time has passed'?
The 'Run Mode Error: The start time has passed' message on your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments indicates that the selected Run Mode program has “Use Start Date” selected, but the start date is prior to the current date. Correct or change the run mode program.
How to fix TSI Instruments DUSTTRAK 8533 analog output that does not work?
If the analog output of your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments is not working, the cable or connector may not be correctly installed, or the output may be wired with reverse polarity. Ensure the cable connector is fully seated and that the analog out (+) and analog ground (-) are wired correctly to the data-logger.
What to do if TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments no touch - screen response?
If your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments touch screen is not responding, it may be because the instrument is currently busy or the touchscreen is locked. The instrument requires time to open large data files and save configuration information. During this time, it will not respond to additional touches. If the lock in the title bar is red, unlock the instrument following the instructions in the Chapter 3, Operation: Title Bar section of this manual.
How to resolve TSI Instruments DUSTTRAK 8533 erratic zero reading?
An erratic zero reading on your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments can be caused by a leak, a dirty inlet port or sample tube, or internal filters not installed properly. Check connections for leaks. Replace the zero filter. Clean the inlet port and tubing. Inspect internal filter wells to ensure filters and o-rings are seated correctly. Replace internal filters if necessary.
What to do if TSI Instruments DUSTTRAK 8533 laser error is indicated on front screen?
If a 'Laser Error' is indicated on the front screen of your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments, it suggests that the laser background is too high or the laser is failing. Remove and clean the inlet nozzle, paying close attention to the tip inserted into the instrument to ensure it's clear of contamination. Factory service may be required.
Why TSI Instruments DUSTTRAK 8533 alarm output does not work?
If the alarm output on your TSI Instruments Measuring Instruments does not work, it could be due to several reasons: the alarm function might not be turned on, the alarm settings might be incorrect, or the alarm output might be wired with reverse polarity. Turn the alarm function on in the Settings->Alarm screen and check the alarm settings. Also, ensure the alarm wires are correctly polarized, with the voltage input wired to the alarm input (+).
General| Size Range | 0.1 to 10 μm |
|---|---|
| Flow Rate | 3.0 L/min |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| Aerosol Concentration Range | 0.001 to 150 mg/m³ |
| Resolution | 0.001 mg/m³ |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 °C (32 to 122 °F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20 to 60 °C (-4 to 140 °F) |
| Measurement Principle | Light scattering |
| Measured Aerosols | Dust, smoke |
Details safety precautions related to the instrument's laser system.
Explains advisory labels, identification labels, and caution/warning symbols.
Guides on powering the instrument using batteries or AC adapter.
Steps for performing a zero calibration on the instrument before use.
How to set alarm levels, relay, STEL, audible, and visible alarms.
Procedure for starting and controlling measurements from the main screen.
Procedure for performing a zero check before instrument use or after environmental changes.
Table of symptoms, causes, and corrective actions for common instrument problems.
Technical specifications of the DUSTTRAK™ DRX Aerosol Monitor, including range and features.
Procedure for performing advanced calibration using one set of gravimetric sampling devices.
Procedure for advanced calibration using two sets of gravimetric sampling devices.
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