Tenmars TM-93 Manuel utilisateur

TM-93

Radiation/RF Strength Meter

User’s Manual

HB2TM930000

Contents

1Introduction......................................................1

2Accessories .....................................................1

3Safety Precaution.............................................1

4Instrument Description.....................................2

5Operation.........................................................3

5.1 Menu setting:...............................................3

5.2 Bright:..........................................................3

5.3 Langrage Select：.......................................4

5.4 Unit Select: ..................................................4

5.5 Alarm Setting:..............................................5

5.5.1 Dose RateAlarm Setting:......................6

5.5.2 RF Strength Alarm Setting:....................7

5.6 Calibration:...................................................8

5.7 Power off:.....................................................8

5.8 Sound:.........................................................9

5.9 Time Record Clear:......................................9

5.10 Information:................................................12

5.11 Reset to factory settings:............................12

6General Specifications ...................................13

7Electrical Specifications..................................15

7.1 Radiation Dose Rate and Dose..................15

7.2 RF Strength................................................15

8Maintenance or Repair...................................16

9Battery Replacement .....................................17

10 Product Disposal............................................17

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1 Introduction

Radiation dose rate measurement.。

CPS/CPM : Geiger Counter count per second (CPS)

or count per minute(CPM).

RF strength measurement。

Languages : English; Traditional Chinese; Simplified

Chinese; Japanese; Español.

Radiation dose rate alarm setting。

RF strength warning range settings.

Radiation dose rate audible alert measurement。

Calibration factor。

2 Accessories

1 Meter

1 Manual

1 9V alkaline battery

1 Carrying case

3 Safety Precaution

Caution! Please refer to this manual.

Improper use may damage the meter and its

components.

If the case needs to be opened, please avoid

touching the board in order to prevent

accidently touching the DC500V high voltage.

Complies with European Directive.

Do not operate in environments with flammable gas or humid

environments.

Operating altitude: up to 2000M.

Operating environment: Indoor use; Pollution degree 2.

Clean with soft cloth when dirty, such as glasses cloth. Do not

clean with chemicals and other solvents.

EMC: EN61326-1:CISPR 11:Group 1, Class B

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Class B –Equipment for use in all establishments other

than domestic.

Group 1 –RF energy generated is needed for internal

functioning.

Group 1 –RF energy generated is needed for internal

functioning.

4 Instrument Description

Fig. 2.

1. Color TFT display

2. Power button/setting button

3. Setting button

4. Setting button

5. Mini USB power supply

6. Battery Cover

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5 Operation

1.Press and hold the button for over 1 second to turn on

the power; the power on screen will be displayed.

2.The power on screen will be displayed for approximately 3

seconds, and then enter the measurement screen.

3.Press the “Hold” button to turn on or turn off the data hold

function. When “Hold” is displayed on the top-left of the

screen, the read value is locked.

4.Press and hold the button for over 3 seconds and the

screen will be highlighted and then it will power off.

5.1Menu setting:

Press the button to enter or exit menu setting.

10 options are displayed on the screen:

Press the button to move to the function to change and

then press the button to enter the next stratum settings;

please refer to 5.2 ~5.11.

5.2Bright setup:

Continuing the operations from 5.1, press the button and

move to the function to change, and then press the

button to save the settings and return to the measurement

screen.

Default:”High”

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5.3Langrage Select：

Continuing the operations from 5.1, press the button and

move to the function to change, and then press the

button to save the settings and return to the measurement

screen.

Default: ”English”

5.4Unit Select:

1. Continuing the operations from 5.1, press the

button and move to the function to change and enter

the next stratum settings.

2. Press the button and move to the function to

change, and then press the button to save the

settings and return to the measurement screen.

*When Radiation dose is selected, press the button into

3 radiation dose measurement screen.

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3. Start The Radiation dose:

Press the button to start the dose function; when

measurement is complete, press the button to stop

the dose.

Play

Stop

***Execution of the record function requires the unit to be

turned on for an extended period of time, so the USB power

must be used to execute this function; this function will be

invalid of no external USB power function is connected!

5.5Alarm setting:

Continuing the operations from 5.1, press the button and

move to the function to change; once selected, press the

button to enter the next stratum settings:

Select the radiation dose rate option; please prefer to 5.5.1

Select the RF strength option; please refer to 5.5.2

Default:

0.5μsv/h (start alarm)

0.3μsv/h (green area)

2.0 V/m (start alarm)

0.1 V/m (green area)

Radiation dose alarm adjustable range: 0.30 ~ 40.00μsv/h

RF strength adjustable range: 0.1 ~ 14.0 V/m。

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5.5.1 Dose Rate Alarm Setting:

1. Continuing the operations from 5.5, press the

button to enter the next stratum enable alarm setting;

select the high value or low value and then press the

button to enter the next stratum setting.

2. Press the button: Number cursor will move towards

the right.

Press the button: Numbers 0~9; the number will

increase.

Press the “ ” button to save the settings and return to

the measurement screen.

3. Enable alarm setting (using high value); using the

measurement range as the datum, it will automatically

determine whether the yellow limit has been exceeded;

when the red area is reached, the alarm will go off!

If the low value set exceeded the high value, press the

button and the high and low values will

automatically be switched around and saved.

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5.5.2 RF Strength Alarm Setting:

1. Continuing the operations from 5.5, press the

button to enter the next stratum enable alarm setting.

2. Press the “ ” button: Number cursor will move towards

the right.

Press the “ ” button: Numbers 0~9; the number will

increase.

Press the “ ” button to save the settings and return to

the measurement screen.

3. Enable alarm high limit setting; using the measurement

range as the data, it will automatically determine whether

the yellow limit has been exceeded and reached the red

area.

If the low value set exceeded the high value, press the

“ ” button and the high and low values will

automatically be switched around and saved.

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5.6Calibration:

Continuing the operations from 5.1, press the button and

move to the function to change, and then press the

button to enter the next stratum settings.

Calibration factor adjustable range: 0.01~5.00.

Press the “ ” button:Cursor below the number will move

towards the right.

Press the “ ” button: Numbers 0~9; the number will

increase.

Press the “ ” button to save the settings and return to the

measurement screen.

Default:1.00

5.7Power off:

Continuing the operations from 5.1, press the button and

move to the function to change, and then press the

button to save the settings and return to the measurement

screen. Uses minutes as the unit.

Default:15 minute

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