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1. 40 80 C range 0 5 C 1 C in other range 32 000 measurements non volatile memory 1 999 minutes 0 1 C in whole range Liquid crystal with backlight 2 x 16 characters Thermal printing speed 30mm s heat sensitive paper 57 5mm 0 5mm width roll diameter 35mm IP65 II 12 24V 20 for stationary version 85 265V When recording 50mA when printing to 3A operation 30 50 C storage 40 60 C Digital inputs closed opened 10 4 PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION A Inputs configuration 3 1 Sensor T1 on off 3 2 Parameter enables to enter the description of the temperature sensor e g Cold Parameter 3 1 determines the 3 2 Sensor T1 desription status of temperature sensor operation store rare front of semi trailer etc 16 characters maximally Fe Calibr T1 When the temperature deviates from the actual value you can calibrate the 0 0 C temperature sensor 3 3 parameter value is added to the measured value 3 4 Input D1 Thermograph is equipped with 2 digital inputs and events recording door opening off aggregate operation defrosting cycles and loading and unloading time The type of soa each input is defined by 3 4 and 3 6 parameters LOADING and UNLOADING commands are triggered by shorting signal fed to the digital input D1 Connect the 3 6 Input D2 circuit with shorting element to 4 5 contacts e g With common bell button Shortin2. activate an alarm function parameter 2 1 and program MIN and MAX temperature parameters 2 2 2 3 which when exceeded will be indicted on the display e g T1 50 0 C 20 15 T1 MAX By beeper and relay active state Beeper can be muted by any button Emergency states will be saved in recorder memory and marked on the printout Parameter 2 6 enables defining an alarm signalling delay alarm signalling occurs after the daley time 10 RECORDER CONFIGURATION After mounting the recorder and all measuring sensors connect the power supply and configure the device 10 1 MENU HANDLER 0 gt starts menu and parameters edition and accepts changes A y changes the parameters values and passes between them a backs up one level higher in the menu nad exits from the configuration menu it is also used to go back to the previous character edition 10 2 MENU DIAGRAM 1 Print from selected day 2 Alarms 1 1 Print from 01 05 2011 00 00 1 2 Print to 30 05 2011 23 59 Printing Report printout from a period of time and exit from configuration menu A 3 Inputs 4 Configuration 241 Alarm function On Off 3 1 Sensor T1 On Off 2 2 T1 MIN 40 C 3 2 Sensor description T1 Temperature sensor 1 4 1 Language Polish English German 2 3 T1 MAX 120 C 3 3 Calibration T1 0 0
3. 11 REPORT PRINTOUT 11 1 BRIEF REPORT To print the report press Y button The type of brief report can be set in 4 10 parameter actual measurements current recorder measurements from the delivery from the last delivery from loading to unloading from the last hour from current day 11 2 FULL REPORT To start the printout press A button To stop the printout at any moment press A button again In this mode the recorder prints all data from the memory from the newest measurements to the oldest By means of this function you can print data from any period of time from the beginning of the printout stopping data printing at any moment The report includes sensors description and user data 11 3 REPORT FROM GIVEN PERIOD OF TIME In this mode recorder prints data from the specified period of time EnaA Press button to enter the 1 1 Print from Press ok and confirm menu_and select Print from 01 03 2006 00 00 the beginning of the printing with ok button with navigation button and confirm with OK 1 2 Print to Press OK button and enter Printing Recorder prints the report Pail 23 59 the end of printing with ended up with header and navigation buttons and confirm exits from the configuration with OK menu 12 PRINTOUT DESCRIPTION DR 101 v 1 Serial No 201105001 Model and serial number termoplus Slawek Banka User data Vehicle No RST 25FJ NROO1 Registra
4. C 4 2 Date time 01 05 2011 22 34 2 4 Alarm delay 3 min 10 3 MEMORY CLEARING Attention After running this function all data will be IRRECOVERABLE To delete the data enter 4 13 parameter set YES and confirm with ox button Memory clearing process is signalled by command on the display 3 4 Input D1 Off On NO On NC 4 3 Sampling time 15 min 4 4 User data L1 3 5 Input description D1 Defrosting 4 5 User data L2 3 6 Input D2 Off On NO On NC Delivery function 4 6 User data L3 4 7 Registration number 3 7 Input description D2 Delivery Data deletion 4 8 Backlight On Off 4 9 Signalling Sound on Sound off 4 10 Brief printout Actual measurements From delivery From the last hour From today 4 11 Factory settings Do not restore Data restore 4 12 Data delete No Yes 4 13 Password 000 4 MOUNTING D Recorder DR 101 Aggregate relay 8 Temperature sensor Door opening sensor Pic 3 Casing sensor dimensions Pic 4 Wiring sensor dimensions Recorder When choosing an assembly location you have to remember that the casing of the recorder is non resistant to difficult environment conditions Therefore it should be mount
5. ed in the vehicle trailer You have to remember to tighten the cover of the electrical connectors and wires glands firmly and to close the casing doors properly Before mounting you should mark places for holes accroding to dimensions see Pic 2 or try on the recorder Then drill holes with a diameter of 5 mm and tighten with screws or drill holes with a diameter of 4 mm and tighten screws with a diameter of 4 5 mm Wires should be led through waterproof glands separately Try on use existing raceways for wires assembly If it is essential to use separate raceways you should use self adhesive ones and where the holes are drilled you have to seal them with an appropriate substance 1 Remember to make sure that all drilled holes are sealed by aprropriate silicon sealant Temperature sensors Recorder is equipped with one temperature sensor wired or casing Temperature sensor should be mounted in a cold chamber in a safe place not exposed where is a proper air circulation The source of indoor lighting should not be closer than 50 cm from the sensors The recommended location of the sensors is on the wall 30 cm from the ceiling properly 1 3 or 2 3 of the chamber length from the outlet of the evaporator Wired sensor Pic 3 is mounted in a vertical position with an ending upwards directly on the wall inside the chamber by means of clamps and fixing chucks Casing sensor Pic 4 is mounted on the wall using screws or bolts It shou
6. g off the circuit of 4 5 contacts commands will be triggered and saved in the memory pale Commands are indicated on the display i delivery function T1 20 1 C 10 15 T1 20 1 C 10 15 Loading Loading Unloading Unloading T1 20 1 C 10 15 Deli Delivery VClVETY 3 5 and 3 7 Parameters enable to enter descriptions of digital inputs e g 3 5 Input description D1 3 7 Input description D2 Doors 16 characters maximally B Operation parameters 4 1 Language Polish English German You can set current date and time in 4 2 parameter You can select language in 4 1 parameter 4 2 Date time 19 12 2006 22 34 4 3 Sampling period This parameter enables to set 4 8 Backlight ON display backlit all time 15 min sampling time in 1 999 on OFF display backlit when minutes range frequency of off using 20 sec after last touch data memorizing to the goes out recorder memory C User data In the report header you can enter user data or brief pe soueata poe description consisted of three lines parameters 4 4 4 5 4 6 maximally 32 characters and the recorder identification 4 5 User data L2 4 7 Registration number number and or vehicle registration number parameter 4 7 16 characters maximally D Alarmy 2 1 Alarm function on off 2 4 Alarm delay 0 min User can
7. ggregate You should protect the power source with 5A fuse Power supply is connected to 11 and 12 terminals Maximum power consumption when printing is 50W Stationery version is powered by mains with 110V or 230V 50 60Hz voltage The value of supply voltage is marked on the vehicle rating plate It is prohibited to operate with electric cables when the unit is energized 5 SAMPLE OF THE RECORDER WIRING DIAGRAM Door sensor e g Reed relay Delivery functio Digital inputs opened closed a White Fuse 5A Temperature sensors External alarm indicator Accumulator 6 FRONT PANEL D SEL O LF Display Thermal printer Confirming button it is also used to run the configuration menu ON OFF hold for 5 seconds and changes cancelling button Brief report printing button Full report printing button Flap opening in order to install a new roll of paper Back lit button for printer operating status signalling Q Printer feeding back lit button it is also used for pulling out the paper 7 PAPER INSTALLATION Put an included roll of thermal paper in the printer The thermal paper used for printing is standard and available in every stationery point of sale It is recommended to use rolls of a width of 57mm and diameter of 35mm How to install the paper 1 Press the flap dropout button on the front panel 2 Put the roll of paper in the pr
8. inter chamber 3 Pull out about 3 cm of paper outside the printer flap 4 Close the flap controlling that the paper came out correctly 5 If it is necessary pull out the paper using LF button red button SEL diode must be turned off so that LF button be active 8 PASSWORD Access to the configuration menu Setting 000 password off 211 emergency password 9 FACTORY SETTINGS RESTORE To restore parameters to the factory settings set data restore and confirm with ox Restoring process is signalled by command on the display Data restoring
9. iod of time User data vehicle and sensors description course of temperature in time events from digital inputs temperature emergency states loading and unloading time and place for signature are printed on every report The report allows to check the whole history of transport by the final consignee The user can set minimum and maximum temperature which when exceeded will be signalled on the display by the beeper and by active states of the relay Operation of the device is very simple and intuitive all messages and communicates are displayed in English One temperature sensor with 5m wire is included Recorder has a delivery function which enables the users and the customers to identify the beginning and the ending of the drive on the printed report Device is designed to control the transport and it is powered by vehicle electrical installation 12 24V or stationery version with 230V mains power There are also available door opening sensors external sounders and device calibration certificate 2 SPECIFICATIONS Inputs Measuring range Accuracy Memory buffer Data memorizing frequency Display resolution Display Printer Degree and protection class Power supply Power consumption Operation and storage conditions 3 WIRING DIAGRAM Temperature sensor Temperature sensor NTC 5k Qby 25 C 2 digital inputs normally opened or closed NTC 40 120 C 40 80 C wall sensor NTC in
10. ld be installed in a vertical position with an ending upwards Try on the sensor and mark places for holes before mounting Drill the holes with a diameter of 4 mm Supply conduct should be connected to stirrup bolts and led through waterproof gland Sensors does not require maintaining wiring polarity To extend the sensors use standard OMY wires with a section not less than 0 75mm2 Maximum wire length should not exceed 100 meters depending on quality and section of used wire lp67 protection class Digital sensors Thermograph is equipped with 2 digital inputs D1 for events recording door opening defrosting cycles aggregate operation etc D2 for loading and unloading time recording The type of each event sensor is defined by 3 4 and 3 6 parameters normally closed normally opened When connecting contacts signalling the aggregate operation or defrosting cycles to digital input you have to be particularly careful so that no signalling circuit is not a live both in active or inactive state Otherwise the recorder will breakdown Signalling relies on short circuiting or opening the circuit of digital input only rather than the transfer of charge Each closing and opening the circuit is recorded in the recorder memory The sensors do not require wiring polarity Power supply Recorder is powered from the vehicle electrical installation 12V and 24V You can connect the recorder directly from the battery fuse lath or a
11. tion number T1 front of the D1 door trailer D2 defrosting 01 05 2011 12 00 12 15 12 30 Loading 12 32 R wat 5 12 45 ecorder has a delivery 13 00 function which allows you to 13 01 i Temperature alarm record the beginning and the 13 15 ending of the drive on the 13 28 Registered events report loading and 13 30 e g Door opening 13 45 Unloading 13 50 14 00 14 02 Sensor error 14 15 01 05 2011 14 30 unloading Signature Signature P p g G TM SSS DR 101 TEMPERATURE RECORDER USER MANUAL WARRANTY pus p i Version 2 0 1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Recorder DR 101 is designed to temperature measurement and recording from one temperature sensor and events from two digital inputs door opening aggregate operation defrosting cycles The curret value of the temperature and emergency states are displayed on back lit alphanumeric display Measurement data is stored in non volatile recorder memory The frequency of data memorizing can be set in 1 999minutes range The memory has capacity of 32 000 measurements lasts for about YEAR at a frequency of memorizing every 15 minutes When memory is full the reocrder continues operating and the oldest measurements are replaced by the newest The stored data can be deleted and the access to the mnu can be password protected The recorder is equipped with a thermal printer that enables current of memory data printout from given per
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