OctTemp2000 Data Logger Manual 1762 W. 20 S. #100 Lindon, UT 84042 Phone 801.756.7705 Fax 801.756.8948 www.thermoworks.com info@thermoworks.
Table of Contents Data Logger Manual Overview............................................................................................... 2 Other Documentation...................................................................... 2 Contacting Us.................................................................................. 2 Introducing the OctTemp2000............................................................. 3 Device Overview.........................................................................
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Overview Other Documentation Other documents which may be of interest to you are the Software Operating Manual and Data Logger Quick Start Guide. To obtain the most current versions of both of these documents please visit our website (www.thermoworks.com). Contacting Us For additional sales, service, and support you may contact our office directly: ThermoWorks Inc. 1762 W. 20 S. #100 Lindon, UT 84042 Tel: (801) 756-7705 Fax: (801) 756-8948 info@thermoworks.
Data Logger Manual Introducing the OctTemp2000 Device Overview Status LEDs Mounting Holes 9-12VDC Input Communications Port LCD OK Key Cancel Key Directional Key Pad Channel Inputs Keypad Functions OK Key Cancel Key Up/Down Directional Keys Left/Right Directional Keys Page 3
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Display Overview Screen Title Status Indicators Screen Content Status Indicators Battery Power (Full, Half-full, Empty) Memory Remaining (Empty, Half-full, Full) Device is running Device is stopped Delay Start Push-button (Manual) Start Device reset has occurred External power present Page 4
Data Logger Manual Specifications Internal Temperature Channels Range: -20 to +60°C Resolution: 0.1°C Accuracy: ±0.5°C (0 to +50°C) Thermocouple Channels Types: J, K, T, E, R, S, B, and N Connection: Female sub-minature (SMP) Cold Junction Compensation: Automatic, based on internal channel Maximum Thermocouple Resistance: 1000Ω < 100Ω recommended Thermocouples: Type Range Resolution Accuracy J -200 to +760°C 0.1°C ± 0.5°C K -200 to +1370°C 0.1°C ± 0.5°C T -200 to +400°C 0.1°C ± 0.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Calibration Digital calibration through software. Calibration date automatically recorded within device. NIST traceable certificate available. Power Supply Primary Source: 9V lithium or alkaline battery, user replaceable Secondary Source: 7.5 - 24V DC external, 100mA max Battery Life Eighteen month battery life with display off. Three months typical with continuous display use.
Data Logger Manual Device Functions Channel Options Each of the OctTemp2000’s channels have several options that are configurable by the user through the device’s display screen menus and the software. Show or Hide Channels on the Home Screen The user may choose to either show or hide channels on the home screen. To change channel visibility from the Home Screen: 1. Press to view first channel screen 2. Use to view additional channels 3. On desired channel screen use to highlight Visible 4.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Change Channel Display Size Channels may be viewed in a number of different sizes. The smallest size allows for an overview of several channels at once, while the largest gives at-a-glance access to one or two channels. Small Font Medium Font Large Font To change channel display size from the Home Screen: 1. Press to enter the Main Menu 2. Use to highlight Setup Menu 3. Press to enter the Setup Menu 4. Use to highlight Channel Size 5. Use to choose the desired channel size 6.
Data Logger Manual Change Channel Units Channels can be customized to display readings in a variety of convenient units. Units available for selection will vary according to channel type. Note: Changing display units will not affect logged data. To change channel display from the Home Screen: 1. Press to view first channel screen 2. Use to view additional channels 3. On desired channel screen use to highlight Units 4. Use to choose the desired unit option 5. Press to return to the Home Screen —OR— 1.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Statistics Statistical information is generated based on the data measured by each channel. Note: Information is only generated while the data logger is running and the reset does not affect statistics on download. View Channel Statistics Minimum, maximum, and average values are calculated for each channel and displayed in the statistics screens. To view channel statistics from the Home Screen: to view desired statistic screen 1. Use 2.
Data Logger Manual Time and Date Information Current time and date information is available on the LCD. System time is automatically synchronized with your computer’s clock. To view time and date information from the Home Screen: 1. Press to enter the Main Menu 2. Use to highlight Clock 3. Press to select Clock and view time and date information Manual (Push-button) Start Devices set to start in Manual (Push-button) mode can be started through the device’s display screens at the user’s convenience.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Device Menus Device Status Menu Information such as current recording status, reading rate, stop date and time, and calibration information can be found in the Device Status Menu. To access the Device Status Menu from the Home Screen: 1. Press to enter the Main Menu 2. Use to highlight Status 3. Press to enter the Device Status Menu Status – Device’s current recording status.
Data Logger Manual Cal Date – Date of last device calibration Cal Due – Date device is due for recalibration Note: It is important to keep your device properly calibrated to ensure accurate readings. Contact ThermoWorks for further information regarding calibration services. Device Setup Menu Functions in the Device Setup Menu allow you to change home screen, display, and battery options. To access the Device Setup Menu from the Home Screen: 1. Press to enter the Main Menu 2. Use to highlight Setup Menu 3.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Display – Options for display visibility to select Use Auto - display turns off after two minutes of inactivity On - display always on Backlight – Options for use of display backlight to select Use Auto - backlight turns off after five seconds of inactivity On - backlight always on Off - backlight always off LED – Options for use of status LEDs to select Use Enabled - status LEDs flash to indicate reading status Disabled - LEDs off Contrast – Set screen contrast value Use to set
Data Logger Manual Software Features This section details several features of the data logger software that are particularly useful with the OctTemp2000 device. For further information regarding the software, please consult the Data logger Software Manual available at www.thermoworks.com. Enable and Disable Channels The user may choose to enable or disable channels using the software. Data from disabled channels will be visible on the LCD, but readings will not be recorded to the device’s memory.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Notice that disabled thermocouple and ambient channels appear grayed-out on the Device Detail screen.
Data Logger Manual Name Channels Each channel can be given an unique name for easy identification. Channel names are visible on the LCD and are used throughout the software and data files. To name channels in the software: 1. In the Device drop down menu select Identify Device and Read Status to view the Device Status screen 2. Select the Device Detail tab 3. Click Channel Names to show the Channel Names Screen 4. To edit the channel names click Change 5.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Change Device ID Each OctTemp2000 can be given a device ID allowing for easy identification among multiple devices. Device IDs are displayed on the Home Screen of the LCD and are used throughout the software and data files. To change Device ID in the software: 1. In the Device drop down menu select Start Device to view the Start Device screen 2. In the Device ID entry field type the desired Device ID name 3. Select other desired start functions 4.
Data Logger Manual Battery Information BATTERY WARNING This data logger contains a lithium battery. Do not cut the battery open, incinerate, or recharge. Do not heat lithium batteries above the specified operating temperature.* Dispose of the battery in accordance with local regulations. *See the individual specification sheets at www.thermoworks.com. Battery Replacement This product does not have any user-serviceable parts except the battery which should be replaced periodically.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Computer Interface Fully insert the male connector of the IFC200 interface cable into the female receptacle of the data logger. Fully insert the female USB connector into the USB. (Please see the Data Logger Software manual for further information.) *WARNING: Install driver before connecting a device using a USB for the first time. See the Software manual for further information.
Data Logger Manual Warranty Products manufactured by ThermoWorks, Inc., are warranted against defective material and workmanship for a period of one year, starting from the date of shipment. In the event that a ThermoWorks product is found to be defective, ThermoWorks will repair or replace the product at its sole discretion. Such repair or replacement shall be the sole remedy of this warranty.
ThermoWorks OctTemp2000 Terms and Conditions All products furnished by ThermoWorks, Inc. (“Seller”) shall be in accordance with the following terms and conditions unless otherwise stated in writing: These Terms and Conditions (“Terms and Conditions”) govern (a) all sales quotations and sales of components, equipment, parts, and other products (“Product”) from, and (b) all service proposals and provisions of services by Seller to the buyer of the Products (“Buyer”).
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