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M15-GSL12P30 M15-GSL12P30S Heat Spy  Infrared Thermometer User Manual

Wahl Instruments, Inc. 234 Old Weaverville Road Asheville, NC 28804 Toll Free 800-421-2853 WD1097 Rev B 01/29/13

Phone 828-658-3131 Fax 828-658-0728

WARRANTY & CALIBRATION REGISTRATION at www.palmerwahl.com/register Registration is fast and easy. In about a minute you can have your product automatically registered for Warranty Protection and our Calibration Reminder service. Let Palmer Wahl help you protect your investment, and maintain product accuracy and compliance with ISO and other quality standards. Questions? Call Customer Service at 1-800-421-2853 or 828-658-3131 Or email: [email protected]

Important Information – Read before using the Instrument

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WARNING – Laser Radiation is emitted from this device. Do Not stare into Laser Beam. Class 2 Laser, 650 nm, less than 1mW @ 10Hz

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1. INTRODUCTION M15-GSL12P30 is designed for non-contact temperature measuring. It is Consists of a detector head, a control box and a signal cable. The detector head collects infrared energy from a target into an infrared sensor and converts this energy to an electrical signal. After processing, this signal is transmitted to the control box, which then displays a corresponding temperature. M15-GSL12P30S is the same sensor head used with the M15-03 above, but does not include the control box. It is intended for use with a 4-20mA output circuit or an RS485 digital communications port.

FIXED INFRARED THERMOMETER

set

esc

ZX SERIES

Figure 1

ON OFF

Sensor with Control Box

2. SPECIFICATION Measuring Range

0° to 1200 °C / 0° to 2192°F

Measuring Accuracy

1% of full measuring range

Repeatability

0.3% of full measuring range

Distance to Spot Ratio

30:1

Minimum Measuring Distance

0.5m

Response Time

500 ms

Sighting System

Coaxial Laser Sighting

Laser Specification

650nm, less than 1mW @ 10Hz

Emissivity

0.1-1.0, adjustable

Analog Output

4-20mA DC, 250Ωmax

Power

100 to 240V AC, 50/60HZ

Contact Capability of Relay

10A / 125V AC 7A / 250V AC 30V DC

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Ambient Operating Temperature Control Box

0° to 50°C / 32° to 122°F

Detector head

0° to 50°C / 32° to 122°F

Main Functions High / Low Alarm Peak Temperature Display Over Range Indication

3. Operation Instructions for M15-GSL12P30 System HOW TO USE 3.0.1 Install detector head. 3.0.2 Connect signal cable to the control box according to this instruction manual (Figure 3). Keep this cable away from AC wires. 3.0.3 Turn on the thermometer to start real time measuring, target temperature will be displayed. 3.1 Aiming: 3.1.1 Press and hold the laser button on detector head for 2 seconds to select laser sighting while measuring. The laser will turn off automatically after 30 seconds. 3.2 Error Indication: 3.2.2

Target temperature under -20°C (-4°F) LO appears.

3.2.3

Target temperature over 1200°C (2192°F), HI appears.

3.2.4

If working environment of detector head is less than 0°C (32°F) PLO appears.

3.2.5

If working environment of detector head is more than 50°C (122°F) PHI appears.

3.3 Control Box Operation: 3.3.2 LED has 6 digits. The first bit indicates C/F, the second digit indicates status, and the last four digits indicate temperature. 3.3.3 Press and hold SET, the current functions step through in the following order: 3.3.4

Emissivity: E and emissivity value will display, press ↑ or ↓ to adjust emissivity.

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3.3.5 Identification Number of Detector Head:PP and identification number appear, press ↑ or ↓ to adjust the number. This is a unique user selectable identification number. 3.3.6 C/F: C and F appear at the first and second digit, the second digit indicates present status. F is Fahrenheit. C is Celsius. Press ↑ or ↓ to toggle between F and C, high/ low alarm and temperature reading will change accordingly. 3.3.7 High Alarm: FH/CH and high temperature limit appear, press ↑ or ↓ to adjust this value. If target temperature is above this limit, buzzer alarm will sound and FH/CH will display. 3.3.8 Low Alarm: FL/CL and low temperature limit appear, press ↑ or ↓ to adjust this value. If target temperature is under this limit, buzzer alarm will sound and FL/CL will display. Note: lowest temperature of low alarm: 0°C(32°F) 3.3.9 Peak / Instantaneous Value: PH-- (instantaneous value) or PH00 (peak value) displays, press ↑ or ↓ to change between them. 3.3.10 To measure real time temperature, set the thermometer to instantaneous value. If it is set to peak value, PP and current peak temperature appear. This temperature will be updated by a new peak value. 3.3.11 Press ESC button to exit from any status and start temperature measuring

Figure 2

Control Box Installations

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CABLE CONNECTION A. Head and control box wiring. Red wire: DC12V, connect with Vcc of SIGNAL Black wire: GND, connect with ┴ of SIGNAL Note: the power is supplied by control box to detector head. Green wire: RS485A, connect with A(-) of RS485. Blue wire: RS485B, connect with B(-) of RS485. B. Yellow wire in detector head cable is 4-20mA (+), negative electrode of detector head power (Black Wire) is 4-20mA (-). C. 0-5V and 4-20mA on back panel of control box: Do not connect for this unit. D. AL1 includes two contacts for relay 1. It corresponds with the control of the high alarm. E. AL2 includes two contacts for relay 2. It corresponds with the control of the low alarm. Power

When Temperature

AL 1

AL 2

Temperature Measured

Temperature Measured

N/C-COM

N/O-COM

N/C-COM

N/O-COM

OFF

——

Close

Open

Close

Open

ON

Over high temperature limit

Open

Close

Close

Open

ON

Under low temperature limit

Close

Open

Open

Close

INSTALLATION 1.92 in (49 mm) 4.84 in (123 mm)

1.18 in (30 mm)

2.16 in (55 mm)

2.32 in (59 mm)

2.99 in (76 mm) 3.30 in (84 mm) 5.47 in (139 mm)

Figure 3

Detector Head Installation Dimensions: in(mm)

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3.26 in (83 mm)

2.87 in (73 mm)

0.98 in (25 mm)

5.86 in (149 mm)

7.02 in (178.5 mm)

6.45 in (164 mm)

Figure 4

Control Box Installation Dimensions: in(mm)

MAINTENANCE Error Display Error Code Reason

Action

Status

Temperature

--

HI

Target temperature is over range

Use the thermometer within temperature range

--

LO

Target temperature is under range

Use the thermometer within temperature range

Ambient Temperature

Use the thermometer within ambient

is too high

temperature range.

Ambient temperature

Use the thermometer within ambient

is too low

temperature range

--

--

--

PHI

PLO

000

Power malfunction

Check power or return the thermometer for repair

Caution 

Detector head should be installed in a place without optical obstructions.



Wipe dust off lens surface by using soft cloth or absorbent wadding moistened with lens cleaning agent.



Do not take the thermometer apart. If there are malfunctions, return it to the factory for repair.

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ACCESSORIES Detector Head with Cable

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Control Box

1

Bracket

1

Instruction Manual

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Figure 5

Sensor Head See pg 6, Figure 3 for Sensor Head Installation Dimensions

4. Operation Instructions for M15-GSL12P30S Sensor Head Only HOW TO USE 4.1.1 Install detector head. 4.1.2 Keep this cable away from AC wires. 4.1.3 Use the RS485 connections and issue commands to the sensor as follows;

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4.1.3.1 M15 Protocol Temperature Measuring Unit (TMU) Protocol

Red Color Commend – Sending to TMU Blue Color Comment – Receiving from TMU 4.1.3.2 Communication follows RS485 standard • baud rate 9600 bit /s • 8 data bits • no check bit • 1 stop bit. • 4.1.3.3 Setup Temperature Measuring Unit(TMU) address: Range allowed 0~20 (Hexadecimal value) 4.1.3.3.1 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 00 YY with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX – Current of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 • YY – New Address of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 *No feedback from TMU 4.1.3.4 Setup Emissivity: Range allowed 0~5AH 4.1.3.4.1 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 01 YY with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX – Address of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 • YY – Emissivity, Range – 00 ~ 5AH (0.10 ~1.00 with 0.01 increment) 00=0.10 5A=1.00 - If the TMU address is valid, emissivity will change; otherwise no action will be taken. *No feedback from TMU 4.1.3.5 Laser Setting: 03 03 = ON 04 04 = OFF 4.1.3.5.1 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 03 03 with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX – Address of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 - If the TMU address is valid, turn laser “ON”, otherwise no action will be taken. *No feedback from TMU 4.1.3.6 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 04 04 with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX – Address of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 - If the TMU address is valid, turn “OFF” laser, otherwise no action 9

will be taken. *No feedback from TMU Note: There is laser switch on back of TMU, laser can be turned on manually without RS485, and laser will last 30 seconds, then turn off. 4.1.3.7 Read Temperature: Range allowed 0~20 4.1.3.7.1 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 02 02 with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX = Address of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 - If the TMU address is valid, TMU sends temperature back; otherwise no action will be taken. 4.1.3.8 Temperature format: Range allowed 0~20 4.1.3.8.1 Hexadecimal numeral F0 XX AB CD with their aggregate code of AB CD • F0 = SYNC Code • XX = Address of TMU, Range – 0 ~ 20 • AB CD = Decimal temperature with +/- & C/F info +/-

°C / °F

plus=0

°C =0

minus=1

°F =1

Thousands

Hundreds

Tens

Ones

B

C

D

A



Binary 0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 0110 0111 1000 1100

Hex 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 C

1st Byte = +/- (1 most significant digit), °C/°F (1 digit), Thousands (2 least significant digits)

output + °C, 0 Thousands + °C, 1 Thousands + °C, 2 Thousands + °C, 3 Thousands + °F, 0 Thousands + °F, 1 Thousands + °F, 2 Thousands + °F, 3 Thousands - °C, 0 Thousands - °F, 0 Thousands

For example: -20°c = 80 20 -19°C = 80 19 1°C = 00 01 1200°C = 12 00 Resolution 1°C 0°F = 40 00 1°F = 40 01 100°F = 41 00 2192°F = 61 92 Resolution 1°F

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4.1.3.9 C / F Switch: 4.1.3.9.1 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 06 06 for °C with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX = Address of TMU - If the TMU address is valid, Temperature unit is set to °C; otherwise no action will be taken. *No feedback from TMU 4.1.3.9.2 Send hexadecimal numeral XX 07 07 for °F with their aggregate code (6 bytes total) • XX = Address of TMU - If the TMU address is valid, Temperature unit is set to °F; otherwise no action will be taken. *No feedback from TMU 4.1.3.10 Error Codes: 4.1.3.10.1 When TMU receives reading order, if the unit is out of operational range, TMU will feedback with 6 bytes: • FO = Sync Code, XX = Address of TMU • F0 XX 0A 00 05 FF - Reading is below Range Low Limit • F0 XX 0A 01 05 FE - Reading is above Range High Limit • F0 XX 0A 02 05 FD - Ambient temperature is lower than -10°C • F0 XX 0A 03 05 FC - Ambient temperature is higher than 50°C • F0 XX 0A 04 05 FB - TMU power is out of range Wiring RED: +12VDC@100mA BLACK: Ground YELLOW: 4~20 mA Positive, Negative goes Ground* GREEN: RS485-A BLUE: RS485-B * 4-20 mA current readings may be invalid during programming. Caution 

Detector head should be installed in a place without optical obstructions.



Wipe dust off lens surface by using soft cloth or absorbent wadding moistened with lens cleaning agent.



Do not take the thermometer apart. If there are malfunctions, return it to the factory for repair.

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ACCESSORIES Detector Head with Cable

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Bracket

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Instruction Manual

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234 Old Weaverville Road Asheville, NC 28804 1228 Phone: (828) 6583131, 12

18004212853 Fax: (828) 6580728 Email: [email protected] Web : www.palmerwahl.com

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