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August 2003
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Features and Capabilities
The PM880 Hygrometer
The center of the measurement syste
m is the PM880 hygrometer
.
It includes a Liquid Crystal Display
,
a membrane keypad, menu
keys, an infrared port, and a p
robe connection. See Fi
gures 1-1
below and 1-2 on pag
e 1-3.
Figure 1-1: The PM880 Hygrometer
11
13
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1: Features and Capabilities
11
The PM880 Hygrometer
12
Display and Keypad
14
Probes
15
M Series and TF Series Moisture Probes
15
Moisture Image Series Probe
17
Cabling
19
The User Program
20
Chapter 2: Initial Setup
21
Choosing a Site
22
Moisture/Temperature Probe Considerations
23
Sample System Guidelines
26
Installing the Probes
28
Connecting the Probe to the PM880
29
Charging And/Or Replacing Batteries
30
Charging the Batteries
30
Replacing the Batteries
31
Powering on and off
32
Using the Screen and Keypad
35
Screen
35
Keypad
37
Obtaining On-Line Help
39
Chapter 3: Programming Site Data
40
Entering the Program Menu
41
Entering Probe Configurations
43
Entering Calibration Data
45
Entering Moisture Calibration Data
46
Entering Pressure Calibration Data
48
Entering Saturation Constants
50
Entering Probe Identification Data
52
Entering the System Configuration
55
Entering User Functions
57
Chapter 4: Creating and Managing Sites
62
The Site Manager
63
Creating a New Site
65
Opening an Existing Site
67
Saving a Site
68
Saving a Site with a Different Name
69
Refreshing a Site
70
Renaming a Site
70
Deleting a Site
71
Creating a Site Message
72
Printing a Current Site
74
Transferring a Site File to a PC
74
Transferring a File from a PC to the PM880
76
Listing Files by Name
79
Listing Files in Chronological Order
79
Chapter 5: Displaying and Configuring Data
80
The Format Option
81
The View Option
83
The Limits Option
84
The Measurement Option
86
Customizing the Display Screen
88
Specifying the Number of Displayed Parameters
89
Customizing Softkeys
90
Managing Files - the Drive Manager
93
Transferring a File to a PC
95
Transferring a File from a PC to the PM880
96
Refreshing a File
98
Deleting a File
98
Listing Files by Name
99
Listing Files in Chronological Order
100
Accessing Meter Data -The about Option
101
Chapter 6: Programming Meter Settings
102
Entering the Meter Menu
103
Selecting Measurement Units
104
The Battery Option
105
Entering Date and Time
106
Changing Date and Time Appearance
108
Adjusting the Contrast
111
Setting Backlight Timeout
113
Changing the Display Language
114
Changing Communications Parameters
115
Setting up User Tables
118
Taking a Bitmap Capture of a Current Screen
122
Chapter 7: Logging Data
123
Entering the Logging Menu
124
The Log Manager
125
The File Menu
126
Setting up a New Log
127
Copying (Cloning) a Selected Log
132
Renaming a Log
133
Deleting a Log
133
Deleting All Logs
134
Refreshing the Log Manager Screen
134
Printing a Log
135
Transferring a Log to a PC
136
The Log Menu
137
Stopping (Pausing) a Log
138
Restarting a Log
138
Ending a Log
138
Stopping All Logs
139
Restarting All Logs
139
Ending All Logs
139
View All Sites
139
The View Menu
140
Displaying Log Details
141
Displaying Log Data in Graphical Form
142
Displaying Log Data in Spreadsheet Form
145
The Sort Menu
146
Listing Logs in Chronological Order
146
Chapter 8: Servicing the PM880
147
Entering the Service Menu
148
Printing Reports
149
Testing the Screen, Keys and Meter
151
Testing the Screen
152
Testing the Keys
153
Testing the Watchdog Timer Circuit
154
Entering Reference Data
155
Entering Hygrometry Reference Values
155
Entering Pressure Reference Values
156
Resetting to Factory Default Parameters
157
Updating PM880 Software
158
Updating Software Via Irobex
159
Updating Software Via Ircomm
161
Viewing or Changing Security Settings
165
Checking Security Levels and Remote Access Security
166
Viewing or Changing the Security Passcodes
168
Chapter 9: Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
169
Error Code Messages
170
Common Problems
173
Chapter 10: Specifications
176
Overall
177
Hardware Configuration
177
Dimensions
177
Electronics
177
Operational Specifications
179
Moisture Measurement
179
Dew/Frost Point Temperature
180
Temperature Measurement
180
Pressure Measurement
181
Sample System
181
Available Options
182
Appendix A: Application of the Hygrometer
183
Moisture Monitor Hints
184
Pressure
186
Response Time
187
Temperature
187
Flow Rate
188
Contaminants
189
Non-Conductive Particulates
189
Conductive Particulates
190
Corrosive Particulates
190
Aluminum Oxide Probe Maintenance
191
Corrosive Gases and Liquids
193
Materials of Construction
194
Calculations and Useful Formulas in Gas Applications
195
Nomenclature
196
Parts Per Million by Volume
196
Parts Per Million by Weight
197
Relative Humidity
197
Weight of Water Per Unit Volume of Carrier Gas
198
Weight of Water Per Unit Weight of Carrier Gas
198
Liquid Applications
209
Theory of Operation
209
Moisture Content Measurement in Organic Liquids
209
Empirical Calibrations
216
Solids Applications
222
Appendix B: Menu Maps
225
Appendix C: Establishing IR Communications with the PM880
231
Windows 2000/XP
232
Windows NT4.0
232
Windows Me/98Se/98/95
232
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