Kanomax 3950 Manuel utilisateur
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0.1μm Particle Counter
MODEL 3950
User Manual
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List of Components
■ Standard
Item Model Functions
Main Unit 3950 Main unit
AC Adapter 3910-08 Exclusive adapter
USB Cable Communicates with the PC.
Zero Filter 3950-60 Cleans the air flow path inside the device with
clean air.
Tygon Tube (1 m) Connects to the inlet to perform a measurement.
Inlet Protective Cap Prevents the entry of foreign objects into the
Main unit when not using the device.
Software CD 3950-40 Software for remote measurement, User Manual
■ Optional Accessories
Item Model Qty
Compact Printer NP-DPU-S245-00C-E 1
■ Consumables
Item Model Qty
Zero Filter 3950-60 1
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Important Safety Information
The symbols for the warnings used in this manual are defined below:
Classifications
Warning
Warnings in this classification indicate risks that may result in serious injury
or death if not observed.
Caution
Warnings in this classification indicate risks that may result in injury or
damage to the surrounding objects if not observed.
Notice
Warnings in this classification indicate risks of damage to the product that
may void the product warranty if not observed.
Description of Symbols
This symbol indicates a condition that requires caution (including warning).
The subject of each caution is illustrated inside the triangle (e.g. the high
temperature caution symbol is shown on the left).
This symbol indicates a prohibition. Do not take the prohibited action shown
inside or near this symbol (e.g. the disassembly prohibition symbol is shown
on the left).
This symbol indicates a mandatory action. A specific action is given near the
symbol.
This symbol indicates a warning of possible laser radiation.
Warning
（Forbidden）Do not use the AC adapter other than the provided one with the
instrument.
Using an inappropriate adapter may damage the instrument.
It may generate heat and cause fire.
（Do not remodel/disassemble）Never disassemble, modify, or repair.
This instrument uses a Class 4 laser diode as the light source.
Exposure to the laser may cause loss of eyesight and other injury.
Never open the instrument other than the battery compartment.
（Handle properly）Handle the instrument properly in accordance with the
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instructions provided in this manual.
Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire, or sensor damage.
（Caution）If abnormal noise, smell, or smoke is observed, or if liquid has
entered the instrument, turn off the power immediately, remove the batteries
or pull out the plug.
Failure to observe the above may cause electric shock, fire hazard, or
damage.
Please contact your local distributor or Kanomax service center for repair.
Caution
（Handle properly）Pull out the plug when the instrument is not in use.
Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire hazard, and circuit damage.
Notice
（Forbidden）Do not use or keep the instrument in hot, humid, or dusty
environment. Do not expose the instrument to direct sunlight for a prolonged
period of time.
The instrument may not function properly out of the specified operational
temperature range.
（Forbidden）Do not subject the instrument to strong impact.
Dropping or hitting the instrument may cause damage and malfunction.
（Forbidden）Do not wipe the instrument with volatile solvent.
The body may deform or deteriorate. Use soft dry cloth to remove stains. If
stains persist, soak the cloth in neutral detergent and wipe the instrument
with the cloth.
（Forbidden）Do not touch the LCD screen with a sharp-pointed object or
with excessive pressure.
It may cause distortion of the screen or a malfunction.
A rapid temperature change may cause a malfunction of the screen.
（Handle properly）When storing the instrument, put the instrument in the
carrying bag and keep it in a place with an ambient temperature of -10 to
50℃ and no condensation.
（Forbidden）Do not dispose of the instrument as household waste.
Please note that the disposal of the instrument and batteries should be in line
with your local or national legislations. For details, please consult with your
local distributor.
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Table of Contents
Part Names and Functions................................................................................................5
Preparation Before Measurement ....................................................................................6
AC adapter ............................................................................................................ 6
Warm-up ............................................................................................................... 6
Measurement Procedures .................................................................................................6
Internal Cleaning .................................................................................................... 6
Measurement ......................................................................................................... 6
Errors .................................................................................................................... 7
User Interface .....................................................................................................................7
Title Screen ........................................................................................................... 7
Main Screen ........................................................................................................... 7
General Setting .................................................................................................... 10
Measurement Setting ............................................................................................ 12
Preset ................................................................................................................. 14
History ................................................................................................................ 15
Print Example ....................................................................................................... 16
Screen Flow Diagram ............................................................................................ 17
Specifications...................................................................................................................1
Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................................20
Warranty and After Service .............................................................................................21
Contact Information .........................................................................................................22
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Part Names and Functions
Name Functions
① Inlet Suction volume : 2.83 L/min.
Outer diameter : 6.4 mm
② DC Power Terminal Connects to the main unit with the AC
Adapter.
③ Communication Terminal Communicates in the RS-485 method.
④ USB Terminal (for PC) Connects to the PC with the USB Cable.
⑤ USB Terminal
(for the Printer, for the USB memory)
Connects to the Printer with the USB
Cable.
The measurement results are copied to
the USB memory.
⑥ Communication Terminal Communicates with the Ethernet.
⑦ Power Switch Turns ON/OFF power to the Main unit
②
⓺
⓻
①
⓹
⓸
③
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Preparation Before Measurement
AC adapter
Be sure to use the provided AC adapter when using the Main unit.
Warm-up
If the device is brought in from a different temperature place, prior to a measurement, let
the device allow adapt the current temperature environment. Be sure to warm up the
device at least for 10 minutes before starting a measuring. A sudden temperature change
may cause a measurement error.
Measurement Procedures
Internal Cleaning
Prior to use, purge the device (Interior cleaning) with the Zero Filter.
Remove the Inlet Protective Cap, and attach the Zero Filter to the inlet.
Turn the power on and press the Start button to perform a continuous measurement for
10 to 15 minutes. When the measuring count value is stable and confirm the value is
retained at least for 10 seconds, finish a measurement.
(If the value doesnʼt reach to zero, block the inlet of the Zero Filter for a few seconds to
accelerate the cleaning while measuring.)
Remove the Zero Filter from the inlet.
Measurement
Connect the Tygon Tube to the inlet. (Using the Tube leads to less influence by the
ambient environment.)
Set the required setup on the General setup and Measurement setup sub-menus.
Set the measurement conditions in the Measurement mode, and select the measurement
conditions in the Preset.
Return to the Main screen. Press the Start button to perform a measurement.
The measurement will complete automatically or by pressing the Stop button.
The previous measurement results can be viewed from the History sub-menu.
Do not run the device for eight (8) hours or more per day.
Try to avoid a suction sampling in the general atmosphere. A suction sampling in the
general atmosphere may cause contamination in the optical system, resulting in providing
unstable measurement.
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Errors
The following errors can occur by the self-diagnostic function. Even if an error occurs, the
measurement and other processes will be continued.
Laser power failure
The laser diode may be defective or reached the end of its life.
Flow rate
The pump current is increasing or decreasing. If the inlet
Protective Cap is attached, remove the Cap. If the error
persists, the pump may be defective or reached the end of its
life.
Maximum
measurable
concentration
is exceeded
The concentration exceeds the maximum measurable range.
Perform the measurement at a cleaner location or attach the
Zero Filter to the device to measure.
User Interface
Title Screen
Turn on the power to the device. After four (4) seconds, the Main screen will appear
automatically. Or tap the Title screen to go to the Main screen.
Main Screen
There are three main screens as required. You can go to the sub-menu screens from the
main screens.
Table Form
Cumulative
Σ
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Icon Name Functions
General setting
Opens the menus to set the unit, calendar, data,
sound and language and to display device
information.
Measurement
setting
Opens the menu to set the mode, alarm, save, and
remote.
Preset
Opens the menu to set or select up to 12 Presets.
History
Views the previous measurement results and prints
the data.
Chart type
changing
Switches the chart types between a Bar
graph and a
Table form ∑ graph.
Table Form
Differential
Δ
Bar Graph
Differential
Σ
A Line graph
is shown
while
measuring.
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