Pyroscience FireSting pro Manuel utilisateur

FireSting pro

FIBER-OPTIC MULTI-ANALYTE METER

USER MANUAL

Document Version 1.0111

The FireSting pro is manufactured by

PyroScience GmbH

Hubertusstr. 35

52064 Aachen

Germany

Phone +49 (0)241 5183 2210

Fax +49 (0)241 5183 2299

Email [email protected]

Internet www.pyroscience.com

Registered: Aachen HRB 17329, Germany

1Overview

The compact USB-powered fiber-optic meter FireSting pro with 1,

2, or 4 channels for multiple analytes and sensor heads features:

freely configurable channels for O2, pH and temperature

broad optical sensor portfolio (multiple fiber-based and

contactless sensor heads for several ranges)

with (ultra-)high speed sampling

zero-noise and zero-latency temperature compensation

improved ambient light suppression and

smart measuring modes for prolonged sensor lifetime

pH, oxygen and temperature determination simultaneously

in one sample

This single-device solution for multi-analyte measurements has

integrated atmospheric pressure and humidity sensors for precise

and easy oxygen sensor calibration, but also for automatic pressure

compensation of the oxygen measurements. Furthermore, the

FireSting pro offers 4 analog outputs and a broadcast-mode.

The new innovative and user-friendly Pyro Workbench allows

operation of several FireSting pro meters in parallel as a scalable

multi-channel system.

More information concerning our products can be found at

www.pyroscience.com or contact us at info@pyroscience.com.

2Introduction to the FireSting pro Meter

The FireSting pro comes with 1, 2, or 4 channels (optical sensor

ST-connectors 1to 4) for up to 4 fiber-optic sensors and one

connector (T) for an external Pt100 temperature probe. The optical

channel connectors are color coded, indicating the analyte (oxygen,

pH or temperature), which is currently measured and can be

changed for each channel. The air inlet equilibrates the internal

temperature, pressure and humidity sensors with the surrounding.

Avoid covering these holes to ensure free air circulation towards the

internal sensors.

The micro-USB connector on the left side panel provides energy

supply and data exchange with the PC. Right-hand side of it, a

connector X1 for power and digital interface (7-pins) and a

connector X2 for analog output (5 pins) is located.

3Quick Start

Step 1: Download the installer package and the manual of the

logger software Pyro Workbench from the PyroScience website:

https://www.pyroscience.com/downloads.html Unzip and start the

installer, and follow the instructions.

Step 2: Connect the FireSting pro meter with the micro-USB cable

to the Windows PC/laptop (Windows 7, 8, 10).

Step 3: Connect appropriate PyroScience sensor(s) to the optical

sensor connectors 1to 4at the device (see 4).

Step 4: Connect an external temperature sensor (item no. TDIP15

or TSUB21) to the Pt100 connector or, alternatively, an optical

temperature sensor (see 5) to one of the optical sensor connectors

1to 4for automatic temperature compensation.

Step 5: Prepare appropriate calibration standards, as described in

the respective sensor manuals (see 7).

Step 6: Start the logger software by clicking on the short-cut "Pyro

Workbench" on your desktop.

Step 7: Open the Settings Wizard by clicking on the FireSting pro

picture. Select the respective analyte and enter all sensor settings

for each sensor, including an appropriate mode of temperature

compensation.

Step 8: Open the Calibration Wizard and follow the calibration

instructions for each sensor. Measurements with the respective

sensors will start automatically after all required sensor calibrations

have been performed.

Step 9: Configure the Graphs according to your preferences.

Step 10:Activate Data Logging.

4Connecting Sensors

The fiber-optic oxygen, pH and temperature sensors, as well as

optical fibers needed for read-out of contactless sensors are

connected to the ST-connectors of the FireSting pro (1to 4) with a

male fiber plug.

•Remove the black caps from the plug of the sensor / fiber.

•Remove the red caps from the sensor ports at the FireSting

pro (the red caps should be put on again if it is not in use

anymore to protect the optics).

•Insert the male fiber plug of the sensor cable into the ST-

port (female fiber connector) of the FireSting pro and turn

the bayonet coupling gently clockwise until the plug is

locked firmly.

5Optical sensors

The FireSting pro is compatible with a broad range of optical

oxygen, pH and temperature sensors from PyroScience. For an

overview of available optical sensor types, please see the

PyroScience website: https://www.pyroscience.com/products.html

6Specifications of the FireSting pro

Dimensions

68 x 120 x 22 mm (housing)

78 x 120 x 24 (total)

Weight

ca. 290 g

Interface

USB 2.0

Power supply

USB-powered (max 50mA at 5V)

Supported operating systems

Windows 7, 8, 10

Operating temperature

0 to 50°C

Max. relative humidity

non-condensing conditions

Optical sensor port

1, 2, or 4 (dependent on model)

Optical sensors

complete PyroScience sensor

portfolio for O2, pH and T

Optical sensor connector

fiber-optic ST-plug

Max. sample rate

ca. 10 samples per second

(depending on the settings)

External temperature port

Range, Resolution, Accuracy *

1 channel for 4-wire Pt100

-30°C to 150°C, 0.02°C, 0.5°C

Internal temperature sensor

Range, Resolution, Accuracy *

-40 to 125°C, 0.01°C, 0.3°C

Internal pressure sensor

Range, Resolution, Accuracy

300 to 1100 mbar, 0.1 mbar, typ. 3

mbar

Internal humidity sensor

Range, Resolution, Accuracy

0 to 100% rel. humidity (RH), 0.04%

RH, typ. 0.2% RH

Digital interface

at extension port X1 (7 pins)

UART with 3.3V levels (5V tolerant),

115 200 baud, 8 data bit, 1 stop bit,

no parity, no handshake

Connector plug port X1

Phoenix Contact, item no. 1778887

Analog output (4 channels)

at extension port X2 (5 pins)

0 to 2.5 VDC

14 bit resolution

Connector plug port X2

Phoenix Contact, item no. 1778861

* Please note, that the optical sensors have a different temperature range.

7Related documents

Detailed instructions for using the Pyro Workbench and application

of optical oxygen, pH and temperature sensors.

Manual for logger software "Pyro Workbench" (Windows)

manuals for optical sensors from PyroScience (oxygen, pH,

temperature)

8Warnings and Safety Guidelines

Before using the FireSting pro and its sensors, read carefully the

instructions and user manuals.

In case of problems or damage, disconnect the instrument and

mark it to prevent any further use! Consult PyroScience for

advice! There are no serviceable parts inside the device. Please

note that opening the housing will void the warranty!

The FireSting pro is not watertight, is sensitive to corrosive

conditions and to changes in temperature causing condensation.

Avoid any condition (e.g. direct sun light) causing a heating of

the device above 50°C (122°F) or below 0°C (32°F). Avoid any

elevated humidity causing condensing conditions.

Handle the sensors with care especially after removal of the

protective cap! Prevent mechanical stress to the fragile sensing

tip! Prevent injuries with needle-type sensors!

Calibration and application of the sensors is on the user’s

authority, as well as data acquisition, treatment & publication!

The optical sensors and meter FireSting pro are not intended for

medical, diagnostic, therapeutic, or military purposes or any

other safety-critical applications. The sensors must not be used

for applications in humans and must not be brought in direct

contact with foods intended for consumption by humans.

The FireSting pro and optical sensors should be used in the

laboratory by qualified personnel only, following the user

instructions and the safety guidelines of the manual, as well as

the appropriate laws and guidelines for safety in the laboratory!

Keep the sensors and the fiber-optic meter FireSting pro out of

reach of children!

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