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ROTRONIC CL11 User Manual

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ROTRONIC AG, CH-8303 Bassersdorf
Tel. +41 44 838 11 44, www.rotronic.com
ROTRONIC Messgeräte GmbH, D-76275 Ettlingen
Tel. +49 7243 383 250, www.rotronic.de
ROTRONIC SARL, 56, F - 77183 Croissy Beaubourg
Tél. +33 1 60 95 07 10, www.rotronic.fr
ROTRONIC Italia srl

, I- 20157 Milano

Tel. +39 2 39 00 71 90, www.rotronic.it
ROTRONIC Instruments (UK) Ltd, West Sussex RH10 9EE
Phone +44 1293 571000, www.rotronic.co.uk
ROTRONIC Instrument Corp, NY 11788, USA
Phone +1 631 427-3898, www.rotronic-usa.com
ROTRONIC Instruments Pte Ltd, Singapore 159836
Phone +65 6376 2107, www.rotronic.sg
ROTRONIC Shanghai Rep. Office, Shanghai 200233, China
Phone +86 40 08162018, www.rotronic.cn

SHORT INSTRUCTION OF MANUAL

General description

The CL11 is an accurate desktop datalogger that displays & records relative

humidity, temperature, CO

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and external probe temperature.

Program m ing
Most of the settings, such as memory clear, CO

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alarm, alarm beeper on/off,

CO

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status indicator, units (

°

C/

°

F), sampling rate, pressure compensation and

real time clock can all be changed using the function keys.

PC connect port

Built-in CO

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sensor

Display

DATA LOGGING

The meter can automatically record readings of CO

2

/TEMP./RH/PROBE for long time

environment monitoring. The memory capacity is 10000 points for each parameter.

Users can set up sampling rate from 1 second to 4hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds.

The factory default rate is 30 seconds.
To setup the sampling rate, hold down “SET” key for 2 seconds until entering setup

mode. Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to select the program (P 40, displayed in right

bottom corner) and press “ENTER” key to enter.
Start to input the sampling rate you need from hour, minute to second. Press “UP” or

“DOWN” key to adjust and the press “ENTER” key to confirm. Press “ESC” key to

return to normal mode.
After sampling rate setting is completed, press “ START” key for 2 seconds under

normal mode to start logging. The “REC” icon & green LED flashes to indicate the

logging is in process and LCD remains displaying the real time measured value

(Fig.9)

Hum idity Calibration

This meter can be calibrated either via 35% & 80% salt bottles. The ambient

condition is recommended to be steady 25°C.

CAUTION:

Do not calibrate the humidity without the default calibration salt. Otherwise, it will

cause permanent damage. Contact Rotronic for calibration salt or services.

Single point calibration will cause error code E11 or non accurate reading. Always

do dual point calibration to complete a process. We strongly suggest to start a

calibration with the lower humidity standard.

Congratulations on your purchase on the new desktop humidity, temperature and

CO

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instrument. Please read these short instructions carefully before installing

the device.

Integrated probe

5VDC adaptor port

External probe port

Power Supply

The CL11 uses 5VDC adaptor (standard

accessory) as the only power supply.

Functions Keys

SET

-In normal mode, press longer to enter setup mode

Fig.9

Repeat above to start another run of logging. While the logging space is full, it shows

“FULL”. To terminate data logging, press “ ESC” key for 2 seconds. “REC” and green

LED stop flashing.

Meter Setup
Hold down “ SET” key for more than 2 seconds until entering setup mode. To exit

setup, press “ESC” to return to normal mode.
Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to select the program and press “ENTER” key to enter.

Programmable setting flashes on display. Press “ UP” or “DOWN” key to select and

press “ ENTER” to confirm. To leave without saving, press “ESC” key to return.

CO

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Calibration

CAUTION:

Do not calibrate the meter in the air with unknown CO

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concentration. Otherwise,

it will be calibrated as 400ppm by default and leads to inaccurate measurements.

The meter is calibrated at standard 400ppm CO

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concentration in factory. It’s

suggested to do manual calibration regularly to maintain good accuracy.
The meter can be calibrated at 400ppm CO

2

calibration in fresh outdoor air that is

well ventilated on a sunny day.
Press “SET” +”START”+”DOWN” keys simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter

calibration mode.

Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to select 400ppm CO

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calibration.

Press “ENTER” key to start calibration and see “CAL” and CO

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value blink on LCD.

Wait about 10 minutes until the blinking stops to indicate the calibration is completed.

To abort calibration without saving, press “ESC” at any time.

Technical Data

Trouble Shooting

Error Messages Solution

Calibraiton with humidity standards
While the meter is powered on, plug the sensor probe into 35% salt. Press “SET” +

”START”+”DOWN” keys simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter calibration mode.

Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to select 35.0% calibration and press “ENTER” to start.

“Calibrating value” (35.2% if at 25

O

C) are blinking on the LCD.

Waiting for 60 minutes to complete the 35% calibration. To immediately save, press

“ENTER” key any time. 80.0% calibration comes right after 35% calibration is done.

Within 20 minutes, press “ENTER” key to start 80.0% calibration. “calibrating value”

is blinking on the LCD. Waiting for 60 minutes to complete the 80% calibration. To

quickly save, press “ENTER” key any time.
Now, the device is well calibrated. To abort without saving, press “ESC” to quit

without saving.

E01 CO

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sensor is out of order

E33 CO

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sensor is out of order

E02 measured value is under range

E03 measured value is over range

E11 RH calibration error

E31 Temp. sensor or AD damaged

E32 Memory IC damaged

E33 RH sensor or circuit damaged

Humidity/accuracy:

Temperature/accuracy:

CO

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/accuracy:

Storage and transit:

Operating limit at electronics:

Memory:

Dimension,mm:

Weight:

DC power type:

PC connection:

0.1~99.9%/±3%(10~95%@25

O

C). ±5%(others)

-20...60

O

C/±0.3

O

C@5~40

O

C

0...9999ppm/±(30ppm+5% of reading)@0~5000ppm

-20...60

O

C/10...90%rh, non condensing.

0...50

O

C for CO

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, -20...60

O

C for rest/ non condensing.

40000 records auto logging.

157(L)x120(W)x45(H)

About 190gr.

5VDC, 400mA at least

mini USB port

TAKING MEASUREMENT

The meter starts to measure when power is on. In the condition of operating

environment change, it takes 30 seconds to respond for CO

2

sensor.

NOTE:

Do not hold the meter close to faces as exhalation may affect the CO

2

value

The middle lower display shows the measured humidity value

Humidity

BACKLIGHT

The backlight will be activated for 10 seconds by pressing any key

DATE/TIME SETUP

When meter is powered on, hold down the “SET” key for 2 seconds until entering

setup mode. Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to select the program (P 60, displayed in

right bottom corner) and press “ENTER” key to enter.
First, choose the time format as 24 hour or 12 hour by press “UP” or “DOWN” key and

then press “ENTER” key to confirm. Now, start to input the real time clock value from

year, month, date, hour, minute to second. Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to adjust and

the press “ENTER” key to confirm.
After the date and time are set, a clearance of the memory must be performed. Press

“UP” or “Down” key to select P 10 and press “ENTER” key to enter. Press “UP” or

“Down” key to choose “YES” to clear previous memories and press “ENTER” key to

confirm.
Then, Press “ESC” key to return to normal mode.

UNIT SETUP

Hold down “SET” key for 2 seconds until entering setup mode. Press “UP” or

“DOWN” key to select the program (P 30, displayed in right bottom corner) and

press “ENTER” key to enter.
Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to select

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F or

O

C and the press “ENTER” key to confirm.

Press “ESC” key to return to normal mode.

Operation

Once the 5VDC power adaptor is connected, the device will be automatically

powered on. At power on, it performs 28 seconds countdown (Fig.1) for device warm

up, then enters normal mode with real time clock displayed (Fig.2).

POWER ON/OFF

Fig.1

Fig.2

To power off, unplug the power adaptor.

Press “MODE” key to switch the displayed temperature parameter on left lower

display. The selectable parameters are temperature & external probe temperature.

While there is no external connected, it shows “---.-“ on display.( (Fig. 3, 4)

Temperature

Fig.3

Fig.4

This device allows you to check the minimun, maximun, STEL &TWA value from the

moment you power on the meter. Under normal mode, press “MIN/MAX/AVG” key to

see the minimum, maximum, 15 min average (STEL )& 8 hour average (TWA) in turns.

(Fig.5~8). STEL&TWA are only for CO

2

. MAX/MIN functions are for all parameters. If

the device is powered on for shorter than 15 mins or 8 hours, the STEL and TWA value

will be displayed as “ - - - -“ to indicate the time interval is not long enough for

calculation.

MIN, MAX, AVG

ALARM

The meter features acoustic & light alarm to give warnings when CO

2

concentration

exceeds the limit. (See “Meter Setup” section for setting alarm threshold).

It emits beeps (~80dB) & red LED light when CO

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level goes over the set value and

stops only when the readings fall below the set value or manually turn beeper off.

It beeps again when value goes over the limit. Please note, if the beeper is selected

as OFF, device emit light warning only, no beeper.
To manually turn beeper off, hold down “SET” key for more than 2 seconds until

entering setup mode. Press “UP” or “Down” key to select P 20 and press “ENTER”

key to enter. Press “UP” or “Down” key to select P22 (beeper on/off) and the press

“ENTER” to enter. Then, press “UP” or “Down” key to switch the mode as “OFF” to

turn the beeper off all of the time.

Fig.5

Fig.6

Fig.7

Fig.8

Upper LCD

Lower LCD

CO

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MIN/MAX

TWA

STEL

GOOD

NORMAL

POOR

Temp

Probe

%

O

C/

O

F

REC

CO

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reading

Temp./Humidity/Real time display

Carbon Dioxide reading

Minimum/Maximun readings

8 hours Time Weighted Average

15 mins short-term exposure limit

CO

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value is in “GOOD” range

CO

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value is in “NORMAL” range

CO

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value is in “POOR” range

Temperature

Probe temperature

Unit of relative humidity

Celsius/Fahrenheit of temperature

In automatic logging mode

P 11, choose yes or no

P 10 Logging data clear

P 20 CO

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coefficient setup

P 22 alarm beeper on/off

P 23 lower limit of “NORMAL” icon

P 21 alarm setup

P 24 lower limit of “POOR” icon

P 25 ABC function on/off
P 26 Green LED on/off
P30 Temperature unit setup
P 31, choose

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C/

O

F

P 40 Logging sampling rate

Choose from 00:00:01 to

04:59:59

P 50 Pressure compensation

Choose from 700 to 1990 hpa

P 60 Real Time Clock setup
P 61 choose 12 or 24 hour format

Input Year/Month/Date
Input Hour/Minute/Second

-The adjustable scale is every 1hpa

-Factory preset at 1013hpa

Note:

-The format is Hour: Min: Sec

-Factory preset at 30 seconds.

Note:

-Factory preset

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C

Note:

-Green LED preset as ON

-ABC preset as ON

Preset at 1400ppm

-Adjustable level is 1000 to 1400ppm

Preset at 800ppm

-Adjustable level is 400 to 1000ppm

-Beeper preset as ON

-Adjustable scale is every 100ppm

-Factory preset alarm level is 1400ppm

Note:

-donE- displayed while memory is

cleared

Note:

Note:
-Factory preset at 12H
-Factory preset at 2012.01.01, 12:00:00

Connection to PC or Laptop

Connect the CL11 via mini USB cable to a PC

or Laptop. Recorded data can be easily

downloaded with the software included.

START/ESC

-“START”, Start automatic logging mode

-“ESC”, Stop logging mode

-“ESC”, Exits setup & calibration mode
MODE/UP

-Press to switch between external probe / internal temperature

-Press to select unit or increases value in setup mode

RESET/DOWN

-Press to restart the device and re-calculate the MIN/MAX/STEL/TWA readings

-Press to select unit or decrease value in setup
MIN/MAX/AVG/ENTER

-Press to view MIN., MAX., STEL, TWA value from power on

-Saves and ends settings menu

Turn off meter and re-start again

Retry CO

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calibration

Put meter in normal condition

Put meter in normal condition

Retry humidity calibration

Return for repair

Return for repair

Return for repair

User can get the CO

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reading in ppm unit on top display (Fig.2).

CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)