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1. The list of non maintenance parts Items Name Quantity Remarks 1 Indenter needle 1 2 Button battery 3 Points for consumers attention 1 From purchased date the products occur any fault except for non guarantee maintenance parts will free maintain by warranty card and invoice copy within one year If you could not show above mentioned requirement company calculates guarantee period in accordance with the date of leaving factory valid period is one year 2 Ifthe fault product exceeds maintenance period in accordance with stipulation of Company it will be taken charge of maintenance and service 3 The special configuration out of Company s approved products would take fees in accordance with related standards 4 The product should not receive free maintenance service if belongs to conditions as follow storage unsuitable operated incorrectly which is not in accordance with manual book disassembled altered by oneself as well as no purchasing proof In this direction will find a vision of the measurement technique http www industrial needs com measuring instruments htm NOTE This instrument doesn t have ATEX protection so it should not be used in potentially explosive atmospheres powder flammable gases2. EE EE T EES 7 6 3 Op ration method TEEN 8 6 4 Communication e 8 Chapter 7 Attention E 9 C apter Ox Maintenant E 9 Points for consumers attention 20 eee e cece ec eeceeceececeeceeceeceeaeceecueceeaeeaecueceesesaeseceesueaeeaeeneeeeas 9 info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk Chapter 1 Introduction 1 1 Main features and application TIME TH210 Shore A hardness tester hereafter called hardness tester is a kind of advanced integral digital hardness tester It includes measuring device and data processing system It is of the merit of advanced technology pocketsize accurate measuring data appearance beautiful light weight and easy to operate It can be connected with computer by RS 232 communication cable It is mainly used to measure hardness of hard plastic and rubber such as heat plasticity hard resin floor materials bowling etc Especially suitable for finished products in working situation 1 2 Fundamental When the steel indenter of certain shape is pushed into the sample surface vertically with testing force and when surfaces of pressure foot and the sample touched completely see figure 1 the indenter extends out for a certain length L from the pressure foot plane Greater length L means lower Shore hardness value and smaller length L means bigger Shore hardness value The formula is HA 100 L 0 025 HA is Shore A hardness value in the formula The formula indicates that the hardness value is
3. sample on work table see shore hardness tester stand of TH200FJ B Assemble the balancing weight with balancing fixing rod together through its middle hole Then press down handle at this moment work table and sample move up together see figure 16 When pressure foot of the hardness tester touches sample surface and balancing weight slightly moves up the testing state is reached Read fe display data on screen of hardness tester in 1 second This value is Shore A hardness value Figure 16 6 4 Communication with computer This tester can communicate with computer which the band rate is 9600 The data is transferred by text file which can receive by common communication software such as super technical device of WINDOWS The RS 232 communication cable is needed to connect the tester with a computer see figure 6 It can send signal to computer when gets the reading value The operation procedure is as follow when using super terminal device of WINDOWS info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk 6 4 1 Connect the nine cores bottom of RS 232 communication cable to series interface of computer Insert the other bottom into communication interface of hardness tester series interface see figure 6 Switch on the tester 6 4 2 Click start gt program gt Accessories communication on WINDOWS to HyperTerminal 6 4 3 Run HyperTerminal type in a file name at new established connection t
4. amped closely with main unit see figure 3 Figure 3 4 3 Usage of display screen Screen is used to display results as well as working states of tester The screen is divided into 5 displaying areas which is stated as follow see figure 4 Figure 4 1 2 3 We Ae Sr 66 96 4 1 MAX Max value function tester locked automatically and stored peak value 2 AVE Average value function info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk 3 BATT Low voltage indication 4 Hardness value 5 Test times 4 4 Usage of press button Buttons is used to turn on or turn off power as well as set functions see figure 5 N AVE Test times function and Average function button MAX Max value function button ON OFF Switch button red Figure 5 4 5 Usage of communication interface It can communicate with computer by RS 232 communication cable See figure 6 Figure 6 1 Computer 2 Communication cable 3 sample 4 Hardness tester Chapter 5 Functions setting 5 1 Start Press button ON Off screen displays O firstly after seconds the data displayed changed as 00 0 At same time the program of hardness tester starts to work see figure 7 Press switch button ON OFF again Few seconds TI Ann LI kl Ll Figure 7 info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk 5 2 Max value function Press MAX button screen displays MAX symbol see figure 8 The value is
5. es can be circled within 0 9 range There are two kinds of setting method Method 1 Press button N AVE for a while the times circulated among 0 9 range until it reaches requirement then release button at once and completed Method 2 Press button N AVE repeatedly The value adds one for every times press in which the times circulated among 0 9 range until reaches requirement then release button at once and completed After completed test times setting machine is in ready state for testing see figure 11 GAS Arrester Testing Today most equipments and electrical installations are protected by MOVs and GAS arresters The Multifunction Tester can test these devices to establish if the devices are still operating correctly or not Energy conservation is featured on all these new Advanced Products EnerSave limits the test duration to about 10 Seconds to save energy This new generation of test equipments has no moving parts All calibration are saved internally in a non volatile memory Calibration can be done at any calibration facility around the world without the need for dedicated calibration equipment This makes these products easier to maintain and lower the cost of calibration and ownership info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk Their calibration interval can be extended without much problem They comply to all the latest regulations including UK 16 Edition This product family is part of our new World Class series T
6. hen press Enter 6 4 4 Select the series interface of communication cable then select band rate 9600 press Enter At this moment the measured value should be displayed on computer 6 4 5 If you want to store the measured result select Disconnect under dial menu of HyperTerminal select save as under file menu Type in a file s name That is OK Chapter 7 Attention items 7 1 The indenter of hardness tester is sharp cone forbid to touch it with glass plate forcely in order to protect it Otherwise it is easy to be damaged and to operate abnormally 7 2 Forbid hardness tester collision and fall break After service pull on protective sleeve so as to protect the indenter needle 7 3 When displays symbol BATT in low voltage see figure 8 replace batteries in time and pay attention to the pole of batteries see figure 5 7 4 After completed measurement by using operating stand see figure 7 close the joint cover of hardness tester so as to avoid dust entering into Chapter 8 Maintenance 8 1 Routine maintenance This hardness tester should avoid impact and heavy loading and keep away from strong magnetic field damp or oil environment If store for long time and do not use it take out batteries and take care of them When do not using the tester please put it into packing box 8 2 Maintenance If any abnormal phenomenon occurs please contact the service maintenance centre of company 8 3
7. hey prominently feature heavy duty protections in their circuitry 5 3 2 Average value setting After test times being set hardness tester can judge based on test times When test times are among 3 9 hardness tester displays current measured value and test times of this test When reached the set times automatically cancels rough error and displays average value If rough error is too larger displays E see figure 12 When test times is set as 2 arithmetical mean of the two tested data will be displayed When test times is set as 1 tester displays the measure value only After average value displays for 8 seconds hardness tester clears zero automatically and restores ready state The times to be set are still valid User can record measured data by manual and calculates arithmetic mean The average value is divided as max average value and random average value When calculating max average value the max function and average function should be set and displays MAX and AVE symbol at same time see figure 13 Their setting method is the same as above mentioned and setting order is not required When calculating random average value only need to set average function and displays AVE on screen see figure 11 The setting method is the same as above mentioned Figure 12 Figure 13 5 4 Auto turn off function If tester is in ready state for three minutes and flashes on Screen for fifteen seconds then turns off automatically Chap
8. relevant to displacement of indenter Displacement of the indenter is measured by the sensor then the value is given through calculation and processing of the CPU ndent er Pressure f oot Sarpi e LILKA LLLLA SRS Figure 1 Chapter 2 Technical Specification Measuring range OHA 100HA Measuring error within 20HA 90HA error lt 1 HA Resolution 0 2HA Environmental temperature 0 C 40 C Power supply 1 55Vx3 button batteries and 5V AC DC adapter Dimensions 168mmx31mmx30mm Weight 144g Chapter 3 Main functions and configuration 3 1 Main functions Peak value locked storage average value calculating and low voltage alarming Data communication with computer by use of RS 232 communication cable of company Shut off automatically 3 2 Basic configurations TH200 main unit Three SR44 button batteries 3 3 Optional configurations RS 232 communication cable Shore hardness stand of TH200FJ Chapter 4 Composition 4 1 Composition of main unit See figure 2 4 5 6 2 JE 1 Figure 2 1 TH200unit 2 Display screen 3 Press button 4 Communication interface 5 Battery house 6 Hook 4 2 Usage of battery house info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk Pull out and turn the battery house slightly to make it rotate about 90 around axis with thumb see figure 3 Put into three button batteries Take care of positive pole symbol consistently At last turn battery house reversely until cl
9. ter 6 Measuring 6 1 Preparation before measuring The preparation of sample The sample thickness should be equable surface smooth no bubble inner no damaged no impurities and so on Tester preparation disassemble protective sleeve and put into batteries or connect power adapter 6 2 Calibration 6 2 1 Zero point calibration After switch on power hardness tester is in ready state The protrusion length of indenter needle is max the hardness value displayed on the screen is zero 6 2 2 Non zero point calibration Make bottom surface of pressure foot of hardness tester touch glass surface completely At this moment hardness value displayed should be 100 on the screen see figure 14 Note when calibrating in this method in order to protect indenter it should avoid indenter point to touch glass promptly and rudely Otherwise it is easy to damage the point of indenter needle of hardness tester and operate abnormally info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk ONOFF NAVE 6 3 Operation method 6 3 1 Manual measure Place the sample on the slab Hold the tester and press indenter needle into sample vertically and slowly to avoid any shake When the bottom of pressure foot touches the sample surface completely read the value within 1 second The displayed value then is the hardness value of the sample Figure 15 6 3 2 Measuring by the operating stand A After completed connection of hardness tester with stand place
10. the maximum of once test auto locks peak value function If you want to cancel this function only need to press MAX again MAX symbol vanishes Under MAX situation when do not set Ave function it needs to press button MAX to clear zero before next measurement MAX symbol vanishes correspondingly then press MAX again to start measuring Figure 8 5 3 Test times function and average value function setting Press down button N AVE the MAX function do not be set the 00 0 vanishes and displays AVE symbol at same time as well as display test times on right bottom corner before setting it displays the test times to be set last time the test times is supposed as 7 on illustration see figure 9 At this moment the test times setting should be carried on The setting method sees below 5 3 1 Supposed setting value is 3 shown on screen see figure 10 seconds later of completed setting displaying area restore hardness value as 00 0 and test times changed as 0 at same time see figure 11 It indicates setting successful and can be put into measuring situation If want to cancel this function only need to press button N AVE again AVE symbol and test times vanishes at this moment AVE AVE AVE MTM 3 EANAN iH Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 5 3 1 Setting methods of test times Under figure 9state the test times can be set by press button N AVE continually The max test times are 9 in which the tim
11. www pce industrial needs com Tursdale Technical Services Ltd Unit N12B Tursdale Business Park Co Durham DH6 5PG United Kingdom Phone 44 0 191 377 3398 Fax 44 0 191 377 3357 info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk http www industrial needs com MANUAL PCE HT200 info tursdaletechnicalservices co uk Contents Chapter 1 uer 3 1 1 Main features and application E 3 1 2 Enner seven silva that tend aca dree Sege EE eegent kukil millia 3 Chapter 2 Technical Specification i isusattvintavitv snsisamaata aamisteaadviteniteviaimdaaedd ett evbaaakaaeadaa e 3 Chapter 3 Main functions and configuration eenen 3 3 1 Main ee 3 EIERE eege 3 3 3 Optional configurations ere 4 Chapter 4 COMPOSwWiOM EE 4 4 1 Composition of main unit See figure 2 ve focidecxceewsetanyincesaeaoeaan jahukaste eeneg 4 4 2 Usage of battery HOUSE iissted vasieki talk ikkkjduka hidika eina TEs EESE a EEEE EEEN aada REE Eas 4 4 3 Usage of display SCEE masala 4 4 4 Usage of press EE 5 4 5 Usage of communication interface eeseseseseesesersseeesesttsrrseresresststtsstesstestestessesseesressetsesresseesee 5 Chapter 5 FUNCIONS e EE 5 Dal SAAT EE 5 5 2 Max vale e samusesse 6 5 3 Test times function and average value function setting 1 4 20 hattvahtvatettnana taset tunena nakkav aka 6 5 4 Auto t rn off TEN e E 7 Chapter 6 Meas riNhg asserere E ERARE ERARE ERAR AREA EE AER REE AEAEE AEREE EEE 7 6 1 Preparation
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