Test Products International 665L Manometer Owner's Manual

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665L

Differential Input Logging

Manometer Instruction Manual


TABLE OF CONTENTS

A.

INTRODUCTION

1.

Congratulations..................................................3

2.

Product Description ..........................................3

B.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS..........................................4

C.

TECHNICAL DATA

1.

2.

Features and Benefits ........................................5

Specifications ....................................................6

D.

CONTROLS & FUNCTION S

E.

MAKING A MEASUREMENT ........................................9

F.

SAVING DATA .... ..................................................10

G.

LOADING SAVED DATA ..............................................10

H.

MIN / MAX ............................................................10

I.

PRINTING DATA ....................................................10

J.

CHANGING DATE & TIME ..........................................11

K.

LOGGING DATA .... .............................................12

L.

PC COMMUNICATION ................................................16

M.

MAINTENANCE ....................................................16

N.

TROUBLE SHOOTING AND SERVICE ........................17

O.

ACCESSORIES ....................................................18

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A. INTRODUCTION

1. Congratulations!!

Thank you for purchasing TPI products. The 665L is easy to use and is built to last. The sensor used in the

665L enables it to perform measurements in non-corrosive liquid applications. It is backed by a 3 year limited warranty. Please remember to complete and return your product warranty registration card.

2. Product Description

The slim design 665L is a hand-held, differential input manometer with data logging capability. Digital filter, min/max, one touch zero, and backlight display are just a few of the features of the 665L.

The 665L comes complete with the following accessories:

Instruction Manual

Battery

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A.

INTRODUCTION

1.

Congratulations..................................................3

2.

Product Description ..........................................3

B.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS..........................................4

C.

TECHNICAL DATA

1.

2.

Features and Benefits ........................................5

Specifications ....................................................6

D.

CONTROLS & FUNCTION S

E.

MAKING A MEASUREMENT ........................................9

F.

SAVING DATA .... ..................................................10

G.

LOADING SAVED DATA ..............................................10

H.

MIN / MAX ............................................................10

I.

PRINTING DATA ....................................................10

J.

CHANGING DATE & TIME ..........................................11

K.

LOGGING DATA .... .............................................12

L.

PC COMMUNICATION ................................................16

M.

MAINTENANCE ....................................................16

N.

TROUBLE SHOOTING AND SERVICE ........................17

O.

ACCESSORIES ....................................................18

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A. INTRODUCTION

1. Congratulations!!

Thank you for purchasing TPI products. The 665L is easy to use and is built to last. The sensor used in the

665L enables it to perform measurements in non-corrosive liquid applications. It is backed by a 3 year limited warranty. Please remember to complete and return your product warranty registration card.

2. Product Description

The slim design 665L is a hand-held, differential input manometer with data logging capability. Digital filter, min/max, one touch zero, and backlight display are just a few of the features of the 665L.

The 665L comes complete with the following accessories:

Instruction Manual

Battery

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B. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

WARNING: Please follow manufacturers test procedures whenever possible. Do not attempt to measure unknown pressures. Damage to the instrument may result.

GENERAL GUIDELINES

ALWAYS

• Ensure connections are secure prior to applying pressure.

• Inspect hoses and fittings for cracks or bends prior to a pressure test.

• Make sure the instrument battery is in good condition and there is no lo battery indication in the display.

• Have someone check on you periodically if working alone.

NEVER

• Attempt to measure unknown high pressures.

C. TECHNICAL DATA

1. Features and Benefits

Pressure The 665L sensor enables it to be used

Sensor in non-corrosive liquid applications.

Display 5 digit dual line with backlight

Units of Seven units of measure (bar, kPa,

Measure PSI, mmHg, inHg, mmH2O, inH2O).

Logging Record test data with time stamp and display with optional software.

Data Store Save up to 16 readings.

MAX/MIN Records Min/Max readings

Auto Off Conserve batteries.

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B. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

WARNING: Please follow manufacturers test procedures whenever possible. Do not attempt to measure unknown pressures. Damage to the instrument may result.

GENERAL GUIDELINES

ALWAYS

• Ensure connections are secure prior to applying pressure.

• Inspect hoses and fittings for cracks or bends prior to a pressure test.

• Make sure the instrument battery is in good condition and there is no lo battery indication in the display.

• Have someone check on you periodically if working alone.

NEVER

• Attempt to measure unknown high pressures.

C. TECHNICAL DATA

1. Features and Benefits

Pressure The 665L sensor enables it to be used

Sensor in non-corrosive liquid applications.

Display 5 digit dual line with backlight

Units of Seven units of measure (bar, kPa,

Measure PSI, mmHg, inHg, mmH2O, inH2O).

Logging Record test data with time stamp and display with optional software.

Data Store Save up to 16 readings.

MAX/MIN Records Min/Max readings

Auto Off Conserve batteries.

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2. SPECIFICATIONS

Measurement Range: ±101.5 psi (±7bar)

Sensor: Can be used in non-corrosive liquid applications

Display: 5 Digit Dual line LCD with backlight

Input Type: Differential

Resolution (max): 0.01 psi (0.001 bar) (0.1 inH2O)

Accuracy: 0.2% Full scale

Repeatability: 0.1% Full scale

Mean Temperature Coefficient: 0.1% of reading per ºC

Functions: One Touch Zero, Data Hold, Back-light, Unit

Selection, Data Logging, Auto power Off, Min / Max Record,

Resolution Selection

Units of Measure: 7Units (bar, kPa, PSI, mmHg, inHg, mmH2O, inH2O)

Data logging: 5000 Data, 1sec ~ 24 hour.

Data Storage: 16 data points

Communication: IR to USB Interface and PC Application software (optional p/n A665L)

Battery Type: AA(1.5V)*2 alkaline (MN1500, LR6)

Battery Life: 600hour (Typical)

Auto Power Off: 20 minutes (can be disabled)

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D. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS

Input Connectors (1/4” NPT)

IR Ports for PC communication using optional A665L docking station

Display

IR Port for printing using optional

A740 printer

Keypad

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2. SPECIFICATIONS

Measurement Range: ±101.5 psi (±7bar)

Sensor: Can be used in non-corrosive liquid applications

Display: 5 Digit Dual line LCD with backlight

Input Type: Differential

Resolution (max): 0.01 psi (0.001 bar) (0.1 inH2O)

Accuracy: 0.2% Full scale

Repeatability: 0.1% Full scale

Mean Temperature Coefficient: 0.1% of reading per ºC

Functions: One Touch Zero, Data Hold, Back-light, Unit

Selection, Data Logging, Auto power Off, Min / Max Record,

Resolution Selection

Units of Measure: 7Units (bar, kPa, PSI, mmHg, inHg, mmH2O, inH2O)

Data logging: 5000 Data, 1sec ~ 24 hour.

Data Storage: 16 data points

Communication: IR to USB Interface and PC Application software (optional p/n A665L)

Battery Type: AA(1.5V)*2 alkaline (MN1500, LR6)

Battery Life: 600hour (Typical)

Auto Power Off: 20 minutes (can be disabled)

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D. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS

Input Connectors (1/4” NPT)

IR Ports for PC communication using optional A665L docking station

Display

IR Port for printing using optional

A740 printer

Keypad

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D. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS (Continued)

Press to turn the 665L on.

Press to activate the display backlight. Backlight powers off after 15 seconds.

Press the SHIFT key first then this key to activate the digital filter. Use to smooth fast changing measurements.

Press to activate “blue” functions (Load, Save,

Min, Max). “EXP” will display when active.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to turn the 665L off.

Press to activate/deactivate the display hold.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to print readings to the optional A740 printer.

Press to select resolution and confirm menu selections.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to turn deactivate/activate auto power off.

Press to change the unit of measure.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to zero the 665L prior to making a measurement.

Press to activate shift mode (red key functions).

Press to cycle through bottom display modes

(percent of fullscale, current time, number of logged readings.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to activate EDIT mode.

Press to display number of logs made.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to activate/deactivate log mode.

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E. Making a Measurement

1. Turn the 665L by pressing the key.

2. Zero the 665L by pressing

3. Connect the device under test to the “+” port of the 665L. If a differential measurement is being made, connect the other pressure source to the “-” port.

Note: Any pressure connected to the “-” port will be subtracted from the “+” port and the result will be displayed.

4. Read the measurement in the display.

5. Remove pressure prior to diconnecting the lines from the inputs.

Activates the display backlight. Backlight powers off after 15 seconds.



Press to select resolution.

Press to cycle the bottom display through current time, ration in percent of reading compared to full scale, and number of logged data (NUM)


There are many other features such as data storage and logging that can be used. Please see next sections.

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D. CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS (Continued)

Press to turn the 665L on.

Press to activate the display backlight. Backlight powers off after 15 seconds.


Press to activate “blue” functions (Load, Save,

Min, Max). “EXP” will display when active.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to turn the 665L off.


Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to print readings to the optional A740 printer.

Press to select resolution and confirm menu selections.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to turn deactivate/activate auto power off.


Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to zero the 665L prior to making a measurement.

Press to activate shift mode (red key functions).

Press to cycle through bottom display modes

(percent of fullscale, current time, number of logged readings.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to activate EDIT mode.

Press to display number of logs made.

Press the SHIFT key first, then this key to activate/deactivate log mode.

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E. Making a Measurement

1. Turn the 665L by pressing the key.

2. Zero the 665L by pressing

3. Connect the device under test to the “+” port of the 665L. If a differential measurement is being made, connect the other pressure source to the “-” port.

Note: Any pressure connected to the “-” port will be subtracted from the “+” port and the result will be displayed.

4. Read the measurement in the display.

5. Remove pressure prior to diconnecting the lines from the inputs.

Activates the display backlight. Backlight powers off after 15 seconds.



Press to select resolution.

Press to cycle the bottom display through current time, ration in percent of reading compared to full scale, and number of logged data (NUM)


There are many other features such as data storage and logging that can be used. Please see next sections.

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F. Saving Data

During a measurement data can be saved for retrieval later.

Follow these steps.

Press to save displayed readings. Data automatically saved in one of 16 locations.

G. Loading Saved Data

Press to display saved data. The stored data will be shown in the main display and the storage location will be dispalyed on the bottom display.

While “EXP” is displayed pressing the the storage location up and pressing the key will cycle key will cycle the storage location down. This data can be printed also. Please see section I.

H. MIN / MAX

Press to display the minimum reading measured.

Press to display the maximum reading measured.

I. Printing Data (requires A740 printer)

Press to print readings to the optional A740 printer.

The 665L will display a 10 second countdown giving you time to align the back holes approximately 4” away from the printer window. “Out” will display and a 9 second countdown will proceed while printing takes place. Saved data can be printed also after loading data as outlined in section H.

J. Changing the Date & Time

1. Activate “EDIT” mode by pressing

2. Press and “date” is displayed.

3. Press year.

4. Press and and to cycle through month, day, and to change the month, day or year.

5. Once the date has been changed press is displayed.

6. Press and “rtc” will be displayed. Press and “date”

7. The lower left display indicates hours, the lower right indicates minutes and the main display indicates seconds.

8. Press and to cycle through hours, minutes and seconds.

9. Press and to change the hours, minutes and seconds.

10. Exit “EDIT” mode by pressing

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F. Saving Data

During a measurement data can be saved for retrieval later.

Follow these steps.

Press to save displayed readings. Data automatically saved in one of 16 locations.

G. Loading Saved Data

Press to display saved data. The stored data will be shown in the main display and the storage location will be dispalyed on the bottom display.

While “EXP” is displayed pressing the the storage location up and pressing the key will cycle key will cycle the storage location down. This data can be printed also. Please see section I.

H. MIN / MAX

Press to display the minimum reading measured.

Press to display the maximum reading measured.

I. Printing Data (requires A740 printer)

Press to print readings to the optional A740 printer.

The 665L will display a 10 second countdown giving you time to align the back holes approximately 4” away from the printer window. “Out” will display and a 9 second countdown will proceed while printing takes place. Saved data can be printed also after loading data as outlined in section H.

J. Changing the Date & Time


2. Press and “date” is displayed.

3. Press year.

4. Press and and to cycle through month, day, and to change the month, day or year.

5. Once the date has been changed press is displayed.

6. Press and “rtc” will be displayed. Press and “date”




10. Exit “EDIT” mode by pressing

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K. Logging Data

Setting Up Data Logging Interval

This mode sets up the interval or time between each logged data point. The interval can be set from 1 second to 24 hours.

The 665L can log a total of 5000 data points. NOTE: The optional A665L docking station and software is required to view logged information.


2. Press

3. Press and “rtc” is displayed.

and “L-Int” is displayed. Press


to cycle through hours, minutes 5. Press and seconds.

and


7. Exit logging interval mode by pressing

Logging can now be started and stopped manually or set to automatically start and stop. For automatic logging skip the steps below and see next page.

To log manually exit edit mode by pressing

K. Logging Data (continued)

Setting Up Logging Start Time

This mode sets up start time for automaitc logging. Logging can also be activated manually (See page 12).

1. The logging interval should already be set and the 665L should be displaying “L-Int”. If not, follow steps 1 through 7 on page 12 before proceeding.

2. Press and “L-St” is displayed. Press



and



The logging stop time must now be set. Please see page

14.

Start and stop loggin by pressing

12

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K. Logging Data

Setting Up Data Logging Interval

This mode sets up the interval or time between each logged data point. The interval can be set from 1 second to 24 hours.

The 665L can log a total of 5000 data points. NOTE: The optional A665L docking station and software is required to view logged information.


2. Press

3. Press and “rtc” is displayed.

and “L-Int” is displayed. Press



and



Logging can now be started and stopped manually or set to automatically start and stop. For automatic logging skip the steps below and see next page.

To log manually exit edit mode by pressing



This mode sets up start time for automaitc logging. Logging can also be activated manually (See page 12).

1. The logging interval should already be set and the 665L should be displaying “L-Int”. If not, follow steps 1 through 7 on page 12 before proceeding.

2. Press and “L-St” is displayed. Press



and



The logging stop time must now be set. Please see page

14.

Start and stop loggin by pressing

12

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This mode sets up stop time for automaitc logging. Logging can also be activated manually (See page 12).

1. The logging interval and start time should already be set and the 665L should be displaying “L-St”. If not, follow steps 1 through 7 on page 12 and steps 1 through 6 on page 13 before proceeding.

2. Press and “L-Et” is displayed. Press





7. To exit edit mode and return to normal operation press

The LCD will display “REC” to remind you automatic logging is activated. “REC” will blink when logging is taking place.

8. Automatic logging can be deactivated. Please see page 15.


Deactivating Automatic Logging

This mode turns off automatic logging.


2. Press

3. Press six times until “L-res” is displayed.

and “L-rES” and “YES” is displayed.

4. Press or and YES (Activate).

to cycle between NO (Cancel)

6. Once YES or NO is set press

7. Exit logging interval mode by pressing edit mode.

to exit

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This mode sets up stop time for automaitc logging. Logging can also be activated manually (See page 12).

1. The logging interval and start time should already be set and the 665L should be displaying “L-St”. If not, follow steps 1 through 7 on page 12 and steps 1 through 6 on page 13 before proceeding.

2. Press and “L-Et” is displayed. Press





7. To exit edit mode and return to normal operation press

The LCD will display “REC” to remind you automatic logging is activated. “REC” will blink when logging is taking place.

8. Automatic logging can be deactivated. Please see page 15.


Deactivating Automatic Logging

This mode turns off automatic logging.


2. Press

3. Press six times until “L-res” is displayed.

and “L-rES” and “YES” is displayed.

4. Press or and YES (Activate).

to cycle between NO (Cancel)

6. Once YES or NO is set press

7. Exit logging interval mode by pressing edit mode.

to exit

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L. PC Communication

To communicate to a PC and view logged data the optional

A665 docking station and software is required.

Please refer to the instructions that come with the A665 for operating instructions.

M. Maintenance

Battery Replacement

1. Remove the protective rubber boot beginning at the bottom,

2. Using a screwdriver loosen the two screws located at the bottom of the 665L.

3. Pull on the screws to remove the bottom cover/battery holder.

4. Remove the batteries and observing polarity replace them with fresh batteries.

5. Re-install the battery holder and tighten the screws.

Cleaning

Use a mild detergent and slightly damp cloth to clean the surfaces of the 665L.

N. Trouble Shooting & Service

Problem Probable Causes

Does not power up • Dead or defective battery

“batt%” flashes in the lower display

• Low battery indicator. Replace batteries

Readings are high • Very weak battery that will not turn on the low battery indicator on the LCD

OFL reads in the display • Indication of over pressure.

Remove pressure source

• If pressure source is removed and the 665L still displays “OL” the sensor is no longer working and the 665L needs service.

To obtain service for your 665L please return it to:

TPI / Attn: Service

9615 SW Allen Blvd Suite 104

Beaverton, OR 97005

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L. PC Communication

To communicate to a PC and view logged data the optional

A665 docking station and software is required.

Please refer to the instructions that come with the A665 for operating instructions.

M. Maintenance

Battery Replacement

1. Remove the protective rubber boot beginning at the bottom,

2. Using a screwdriver loosen the two screws located at the bottom of the 665L.

3. Pull on the screws to remove the bottom cover/battery holder.

4. Remove the batteries and observing polarity replace them with fresh batteries.

5. Re-install the battery holder and tighten the screws.

Cleaning

Use a mild detergent and slightly damp cloth to clean the surfaces of the 665L.

N. Trouble Shooting & Service

Problem Probable Causes

Does not power up • Dead or defective battery

“batt%” flashes in the lower display

• Low battery indicator. Replace batteries

Readings are high • Very weak battery that will not turn on the low battery indicator on the LCD

OFL reads in the display • Indication of over pressure.

Remove pressure source

• If pressure source is removed and the 665L still displays “OL” the sensor is no longer working and the 665L needs service.

To obtain service for your 665L please return it to:

TPI / Attn: Service

9615 SW Allen Blvd Suite 104

Beaverton, OR 97005

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O. Accessories

Standard Accessories

1.5 Volt Alkaline Battery (x2)

Protective Boot w/ magnets

Optional Accessories

USB cradle and software

Part Number

A002

A614

Part Number

A665

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Test Products International, Inc.

9615 SW Allen Blvd., Ste. 104

Beaverton, OR USA 97005

503-520-9197 • Fax: 503-520-1225 [email protected]

L270M • 1/25/05 copyright © 2005 Test Products International, Inc.

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O. Accessories

Standard Accessories

1.5 Volt Alkaline Battery (x2)

Protective Boot w/ magnets

Optional Accessories

USB cradle and software

Part Number

A002

A614

Part Number

A665

18

Test Products International, Inc.

9615 SW Allen Blvd., Ste. 104

Beaverton, OR USA 97005

503-520-9197 • Fax: 503-520-1225 [email protected]

L270M • 1/25/05 copyright © 2005 Test Products International, Inc.

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