Auber Instruments AT210 ユーザーズマニュアル
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Instruction Manual
AT210 Wireless Digital Thermometer
3. Front Panel
1. Features
The AT210 wireless digital thermometer can be used for remote temperature
monitoring. It consists of two units: AT210-A (slave unit) and AT210-B (master unit).
The slave unit connects to the temperature sensor and displays measured value. It
also sends the measured temperature reading to the master unit and allow remote
monitoring and remote parameter setting through wireless connections. The master
unit can communicate with up to 10 slave units. The AT210 thermometer have two
alarm settings for a built-in buzzer. One can be used for high limit alarm and the other
can be used for low fuel (limit) alarm. This thermometer can also store the highest
temperature reading with a time stamp during the temperature monitoring process. The
slave unit has a 12VDC 2.5mm power output that is synchronized with the build-in
alarm buzzer, which can be used to drive an external buzzer or other devices. Both
units are powered by 12VDC through an 2.1mm AC adapter for continuous operation. It
can also be powered by a car battery directly.
monitoring. It consists of two units: AT210-A (slave unit) and AT210-B (master unit).
The slave unit connects to the temperature sensor and displays measured value. It
also sends the measured temperature reading to the master unit and allow remote
monitoring and remote parameter setting through wireless connections. The master
unit can communicate with up to 10 slave units. The AT210 thermometer have two
alarm settings for a built-in buzzer. One can be used for high limit alarm and the other
can be used for low fuel (limit) alarm. This thermometer can also store the highest
temperature reading with a time stamp during the temperature monitoring process. The
slave unit has a 12VDC 2.5mm power output that is synchronized with the build-in
alarm buzzer, which can be used to drive an external buzzer or other devices. Both
units are powered by 12VDC through an 2.1mm AC adapter for continuous operation. It
can also be powered by a car battery directly.
The connectors on the meter are shown in Figure 2. Connecting the 12V DC power
adapter to the connector 1 from wall outlet. Connecting the external buzzer to
connector 2. The polarity for this socket is center pin positive (+), outer collar negative
(−). Connect the K thermocouple to terminal 3. Please note that thermocouple
connector also has polarity. The wide blade should go to the wide slot.
adapter to the connector 1 from wall outlet. Connecting the external buzzer to
connector 2. The polarity for this socket is center pin positive (+), outer collar negative
(−). Connect the K thermocouple to terminal 3. Please note that thermocouple
connector also has polarity. The wide blade should go to the wide slot.
1. Digital display window.
2. Alarm indicator: blinking when alarm is triggered.
3. Peak value indicator: stay solid on when peak value is displayed; blinking when the
time stamp of the peak value is displayed.
4. Set key: enter code; confirm input value.
5. Shift key: shift digit; mute the alarm buzzer.
6. Down key: change digit value; move to the previous parameter; display peak
temperature and the time when peak temperature is reached/ reset peak values.
7. Up key: change digit value / move to next parameter / change brightness.
2. Alarm indicator: blinking when alarm is triggered.
3. Peak value indicator: stay solid on when peak value is displayed; blinking when the
time stamp of the peak value is displayed.
4. Set key: enter code; confirm input value.
5. Shift key: shift digit; mute the alarm buzzer.
6. Down key: change digit value; move to the previous parameter; display peak
temperature and the time when peak temperature is reached/ reset peak values.
7. Up key: change digit value / move to next parameter / change brightness.
Key Function Descriptions:
1. Temporarily mute the alarm. When the temperature reaches the alarm
temperature, the alarm indicator will flash and meter will start beeping. Press Shift key
once can temporarily mute the alarm. Alarm will be triggered again if the alarm set
temperature is reached again. Please see Section 6 for detailed explanation alarm
settings.
2. Check the peak value. Press Down key once to show peak temperature, and the
MAX LED will light up; press Down key again to show the time stamp, i.e., the time
when peak temperature is reached (count from the start of the timer, unit is seconds),
and the MAX LED will flash. If the temperature continues rising, a new peak
temperature and its time will be written to the memory to replace the previous peak
value. Please see Section 9 for details.
3. Dimmer the display brightness. Press Up key to toggle the display brightness
between the dimmed display and the normal bright display. The brightness of the
dimmed display is determined by the parameter “brit” described in the later section of
the manual (see Section 7).
1. Temporarily mute the alarm. When the temperature reaches the alarm
temperature, the alarm indicator will flash and meter will start beeping. Press Shift key
once can temporarily mute the alarm. Alarm will be triggered again if the alarm set
temperature is reached again. Please see Section 6 for detailed explanation alarm
settings.
2. Check the peak value. Press Down key once to show peak temperature, and the
MAX LED will light up; press Down key again to show the time stamp, i.e., the time
when peak temperature is reached (count from the start of the timer, unit is seconds),
and the MAX LED will flash. If the temperature continues rising, a new peak
temperature and its time will be written to the memory to replace the previous peak
value. Please see Section 9 for details.
3. Dimmer the display brightness. Press Up key to toggle the display brightness
between the dimmed display and the normal bright display. The brightness of the
dimmed display is determined by the parameter “brit” described in the later section of
the manual (see Section 7).
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AL2
AL2
Alarm2 off temperature
-1999 ~ 9999
250
AH2
AH2
Alarm2 on temperature
-1999 ~ 9999
250
AL1
AL1
Alarm1 off temperature
-1999 ~ 9999
479
AH1
AH1
Alarm1 on temperature
-1999 ~ 9999
480
Symbol
Name
Description
Setting Range
Initial
Note
Table 1. Alarm parameters.
4. Connectors on the meter
Figure 2. Bottom view of AT210-A (left, slave unit) and AT210-B (right, master unit).
① Power Input - 12VDC power supply input (2.1 mm O.D.). ② Power Output -
12VDC output (2.5 mm O.D.).
12VDC output (2.5 mm O.D.).
③ Probe Input - temperature probe input.
The meter has two programmable alarms that can be set to turn on the buzzer at
specified temperatures. The alarm1 is controlled by parameters AH1 and AL1; the
alarm2 is controlled by AH2 and AL2. These parameters can be accessed by code 0001
(see Table 1).
specified temperatures. The alarm1 is controlled by parameters AH1 and AL1; the
alarm2 is controlled by AH2 and AL2. These parameters can be accessed by code 0001
(see Table 1).
6. Alarm setting (code 0001)
During the normal temperature monitoring mode, you can mute the alarm, check the
peak value, and change display brightness with the keys on the front panel (Figure 3).
peak value, and change display brightness with the keys on the front panel (Figure 3).
5. Key functions during temperature monitoring
2. Specifications
◆ Power input: 12VDC (2.1mm OD connector)
◆ AC adaptor: 100-240V, 50/60Hz input. 12 VDC, 1 Amp output.
◆ Power consumption: <0.5W
◆ Sampling rate: 2 samples/second
◆ Accuracy: 0.2% full scale
◆ Thermometer reading range: -320-2300°F (-200~1300°C).
◆ Power output (on slave unit): 12VDC (2.5mm OD connector), 1 Amp, synchronized
with the internal buzzer.
◆ LED display: 0.39'’, red
with the internal buzzer.
◆ LED display: 0.39'’, red
◆ Internal buzzer: two alarms (high limit or low limit alarm).
◆ Dimension: 2.8x3.5x1.2" (70x90x30mm)
Figure 1. Front panel of AT210-A and B.
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Figure 3. Operating keys on AT210-A and B.
3. Switch display
between bright and
dimmed.
between bright and
dimmed.
1. Temporarily
mute the alarm
mute the alarm
2. Check peak value