User Manual

disconnect the interface cable from the pump, and insert the cable plug into the

interface port on another AirChek 2000 pump. Once all pumps are set up, click the

Multiple Pumps checkbox to deselect this option. You will be returned to the Real

Time Monitor window.

Using Flow Calibrate

1. Set the pump to the desired ﬂ ow rate.

2. Connect the inlet port of the pump to a primary standard calibrator and read

the ﬂ ow on the calibrator.

3. Set the approximate correction as needed and recalibrate. The ﬂ ow rate that is

displayed on the calibrator should change as a result of this operation.

Example: The desired ﬂ ow rate of the pump is 1500 mL/min.

Set the pump to 1500 mL/min. If the calibrator reading is 1540 mL/min, adjust the Approx

Correction to -40 mL/min and take another reading. Repeat as necessary until the ﬂ ow rate

displayed on the calibrator is within the required tolerance.

History

If using the CalChek feature and a Defender calibrator, history will show entries

marked “Pre Cal Flow” and “Post Cal Flow.” This indicates that a single point

calibration was performed. Full calibration does not appear in the History. However,

full calibration information can be viewed in the DataTrac Pump Manager window

under the Calibration Info window in the View menu (see page 8).

Temperature Display

The Temperature Display (Figure 8) shows the temperature of the air entering the

connected pump.

Temperature Display Cell Readout

Min ........................................................minimum air temperature during the

program run

Max ........................................................maximum air temperature during the

program run

TWA .......................................................time-weighted average (TWA) of all air

temperatures

Ambient ................................................current air temperature

The Min, Max, and TWA are calculated from the temperatures measured during

the total run time of the pump. Unless reset, the temperature data will remain in

memory and will be included in future Min, Max, and TWA calculations.

Figure 8. Temperature Display

SKC Real Time Monitor Window