ETI DTR Manuel utilisateur

User Manual

order code: 226-270

DTR

printing thermometer

CONTENTS

Introduction 4

DTR overview 4

probes 5

functions 5

display 5

DTR operation 6

switching the DTR on or off 6

changing label 6

displaying limits 6

feeding paper 6

printing a ticket 6

remote button operation 6

batteries 7

recharging the DTR 7

connecting devise to PC 7

reset 7

cleaning 7

paper loading procedure 8-9

specification 10

INTRODUCTION

The DTR (Data Temperature Recorder) is a hand held temperature

measuring device that prints and saves temperature readings.

The DTR measures temperature across the range of -39.9 °C/-39.8 °F

to 149.9 °C/301.8 °F, with a 0.1 °C resolution.

When the DTR is fully charged, up to 500 prints can be achieved. Up

to 2500 readings can be stored in memory.

PROBES

The DTR can be used with the standard range of ETI thermistor probes

or the DTR switch penetration probe. The switch penetration probe has

a button (remote button) on the top of the handle. Pressing the probe

button results in a print operation with a pre-defined number of copies

(see remote button operation). The probe is connected via the Lumberg

socket at the top of the instrument.

FUNCTIONS

The DTR control panel consists of five buttons:

ON/OFF - Switches the DTR On/Off.

LABEL - Changes selected label.

LIMITS - Displays High or Low Limit.

FEED - Feeds the paper.

PRINT - Takes a reading, prints a ticket and stores the reading,

date and time in memory.

DISPLAY

The display consists of a 12 character alphanumeric section and a four

and a half digit temperature section. Low battery indication is shown

by 'Lo Bat'.

DTR OVERVIEW

probe socket

LCD

'reset' button

control panel

USB socket

charge indicator

cover handle

printer cover

power socket

DTR OPERATION

SWITCHING THE DTR ON OR OFF

The 'On/Off' button switches the DTR on or off. 'Switch off' will be

displayed for two seconds before shut down is complete.

CHANGING LABEL

To scroll through the stored labels, press the 'Label' button. The selected

label will be displayed on the screen. Labels change in a continuous

loop. Up to four labels can be stored using the PC software.

DISPLAYING LIMITS

To display the high or low limit for the selected label, press the 'Limits'

button. When the high or low limit is selected the temperature value

displayed represents the corresponding limit and the name of the label

alternates with 'High Limit:' or 'Low Limit:' respectively.

FEEDING PAPER

Press the Feed button to feed the paper. If there is no paper loaded or

the printer cover is open, 'Paper out' text will be displayed for five seconds.

PRINTING A TICKET

To print a ticket, press the 'Print' button. A temperature measurement

will be taken and a ticket containing the current temperature value will

be printed. If there is no paper loaded or printer cover is open, 'Paper

out' will be displayed for five seconds, but the reading will still be stored.

It can be retrieved later using the DTR PC software.

After a ticket has been printed, the display will show 'Copy' for five

seconds. Pressing the 'Print' button during this time prints a copy of the

last ticket.

REMOTE BUTTON OPERATION

Pressing the button on the DTR switch probe (remote button) performs

a similar function to pressing the 'Print' button. The only difference is

that the printing delay time and number of copies defined in the PC

software will take effect.

BATTERIES

The DTR is fitted with a 3 cell rechargeable 3.6V NiMh battery pack. It is

NOT user replaceable. Please return to the ETI Service Department for

battery replacement. When the DTR power is low, the 'Lo Bat' segment

of the LCD is lit. Print and feed operations are inhibited when 'Lo Bat'

is indicated. Pressing the 'Print' or 'Feed' buttons will result in 'Recharge'

being displayed for a short time in the display.

RECHARGING THE DTR

To recharge the DTR remove the rubber cap and plug the power cable

into the socket on the right of the instrument. A flashing 'Charging' LED

indicates that the device is being charged.

A slow flashing LED (once/second) indicates normal charging. A fast

flash rate (four times/second) indicates a charging fault (probably the

batteries are too cold to charge). The DTR should only be recharged

in an ambient temperature between 5 and 40 °C.

Charge only with an ETI DTR power supply - 12V, 3.3A (40Watt).

Damage may occur if other power supplies are used.

CONNECTING DEVICE TO THE PC

To connect the DTR to a PC remove the rubber cap and plug the USB

cable into the socket on the left side of the instrument. Use DTR PC

software to customise DTR settings and ticket layout and to download

stored reading.

RESET

If the DTR fails to respond, press the 'reset' button on the front of the

instrument which is situated to the left of the display.

CLEANING

Clean only the outside of the instrument with a damp cloth or anti-

bacterial wipe.

PAPER LOADING PROCEDURE

To reload the printer with a new paper roll, follow the steps below:

1. Un-clip the printer cover handle (fig 1).

2. Pull the printer cover handle until the cover un-clips. To avoid

damage to the handle do not use excessive force (Fig 2).

3. Lift the lid until completely open (fig 3).

4. Remove any existing paper or the plastic tube from the previous

roll. The easiest way to do that is to turn the DTR upside down,

so the printer contents fall out (fig 4).

5. Prepare a new paper roll – remove the outer packaging and the

holding sticker. Place into printer as shown in Fig 5. The glossy

side of the paper should be against the printing mechanism

6. Push the paper fully into the printer housing (fig 6).

7. Close the lid, leaving a short strip of the paper roll protruding

from the printer (fig 7).

8. Lock the cover by pressing shut. Push the printer cover handle

shut (fig 8).

fig 1 fig 2

fig 3

fig 5

fig 4

fig 6

fig 7 fig 8

SPECIFICATION

range -39.9 to 149.9 °C (-39.8 to 301.8 °F)

operating temp range 5 to 50 °C & 10 to 80 %rh

resolution 0.1 °C/°F

accuracy ±0.5 °C

battery Ni-MH 3.6V

battery life approximately 500 prints from a full charge

battery charging temp range 5 to 40 °C

battery charging cycles >500

charging power supply INPUT 100-240V - 47-63Hz 1-1AMax

OUTPUT 12V, 3.3A (40Watt)

sensor type thermistor

connector type 6 pin Lumberg

printer type thermal

paper width 57 mm

paper roll diameter Ø30 mm maximum

print lines per roll 2000 approx. (Ø30 mm roll)

display 12.7 mm LCD & 12 character

alphanumeric

dimensions 54 x 110 x 183 mm

weight 630 grams

IP rating IP2X

If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer,

the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.

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