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Series 72 manual page 1 – COSA Xentaur Hygrocontrol Type 72 User Manual

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Series 72 Manual page 1

1. Fundamental Features of Series 72

Series 72 Humidity and Temperature Meters detect relative Humidity and

Temperature. For this purpose the probes - either fixed mounted or

interchangeable ones - are equipped with a capacity type humidity sensor of

very small mass. The temperature detection is done by a RTD of type Pt-1000,

which is placed very close to the humidity sensor to avoid differences in

temperature between the two sensors. To assure rapid response to temperature

changes, a thinfilm Pt-1000 on a substrate of ceramic was chosen.

Incoming sensor signals are temperature compensated and transfered into

linearized analog or digital outputs by digital electronics. We use a

microprocessor for the control of all internal functions. Programing and

configurating of the desired ranges and functions is easy due to the dialog

orientated software. Only four buttons are required. In addition, the

microprocessor provides absolute humidity values by calculating them from

relative humidity and temperature, if atmospheric pressure is assumed, or

pressure is known and typed in by pushbuttons. As a standard, the dual line

display is able to show the temperature in °C or °F and the humidity as:

a) rel. Humidity:

in %

b) abs. Humidity:

in g/m

3

c) Watercontent:

in g/kg

d) Dewpoint:

in °C or °F

e) Enthalpy:

in Joule

The software of series 72 instruments is divided into 4 modules which can be

called by the operator. These are named:

a) "RUN" = normal measuring mode
b) "LIST" = display of all actual parameters
c) "CALIB" = calibration of a probe
d) "CONFIG"

= configuration of display and outputs

By using SMD-techniques, it was possible to build in all the electronics for

transmitting the temperature and humidity sensor signals into a IP-65 housing of

80 x 82 x 55 mm. Only special options, like RS-232 / V24 output, need a larger

housing (80 x 160 x 55 mm).

2. Preparations before Operating

2.1. Unpacking and Checking

Every instrument has been examined before dispatch in respect to its electrical

and mechanical functions. After receipt of instrument, please check its

operation. In case of any malfunction or damage, return the instrument with a

detailed description of faults.