AD Systems SP 10 Manual de usuario

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SP 10 OPERATION MANUAL

Automated Smoke Point

for

kerosene and aviation turbine fuels

Standard Test Methods:

ASTM D1322, IP 598, JIS K2537

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INFORMATION

Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment

on the part of AD Systems.

AD Systems provides this document “as is”, without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied,

including, but not limited to, the particular purpose.

All screenshots and reports shown in this manual are examples only.

AD Systems may make improvements and/or changes in this manual or in the product(s) and/or the

program (s) described in this manual at any time. This product could include technical inaccuracies or

typographical errors. Changes are periodically made to the information herein; these changes may be

incorporated in new editions of the publication. Reproduction of any part of this manual without express

written permission is forbidden.

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CAUTION

This analyzer has been carefully designed, manufactured and inspected for

quality. It has been equipped with a number of safety features.

However, the use of this analyzer may involve the handling of solvents,

chemicals, and other potentially dangerous flammable, toxic, etc. materials.

Please exercise caution when handling these materials while operating the

analyzer.

Please:

Read the operating manual

Wear proper protective clothing

Perform all suggested service procedures

Use care to prevent accidents.

The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any damage or liability arising

from the use of analyzers.

Use of Non AD Systems Products and Accessories: defects or damage that

result from the use of Non-AD Systems branded or certified Products,

Accessories, Software or other peripheral equipment are excluded from

warranty.

Do not return the analyzer or any part to the factory without prior factory

authorization.

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Correct disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

in the end-of life

Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems

This product is designed for exclusive professional use by commercial companies. This

marking shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not be

disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life. To prevent

possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal,

please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote

the sustainable reuse of material resources. Business users should contact the

producer or the importer and check the terms and conditions of the purchase

contract. If you have a separate agreement with your producer or your importer on

the end-of-life disposal in a way that you will care for disposal by your own, would you please ensure an

environmentally sound disposal according to the legal regulations for electric and electronic waste

equipment in your country.

This product should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.

The above WEEE-symbol is the official marking for equipment under the WEEE-scope. In some EC-

Member states "pure B2B equipment" is not necessarily marked with the waste bin symbol. To provide a

homogenous EC-wide procedure, AD Systems however uses the marking in all EC-Member states.

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS....................................................................................................................................................... 5

REVISIONS ....................................................................................................................................................... 6

ANALYZER UNPACKING .................................................................................................................................. 7

SP 10 ANALYZER DESCRIPTION....................................................................................................................... 8

SETUP ............................................................................................................................................................ 10

SWITCHING ON ............................................................................................................................................. 11

SWITCHING OFF ............................................................................................................................................11

MAIN MENU.................................................................................................................................................. 12

SETUP MENU.................................................................................................................................................14

System Configuration ................................................................................................................................ 14

How to set Date and Time.........................................................................................................................14

Set pre-programmed lists.......................................................................................................................... 15

Set a password ..........................................................................................................................................16

TEST PROCEDURE –CANDLE PREPARATION................................................................................................ 17

USE OF WICK INSERTION AND TRIMMING TOOLS ...................................................................................... 18

SP 10 –TEST OPERATION..............................................................................................................................19

Operation principle description ................................................................................................................ 19

Test modes ................................................................................................................................................20

Perform a TEST .......................................................................................................................................... 21

Test interruption .......................................................................................................................................23

Test sequences ..........................................................................................................................................24

SP10 –VERIFICATION SAMPLE CHECK .........................................................................................................25

RESULT SCREEN.............................................................................................................................................26

Test details ................................................................................................................................................ 26

Control buttons ......................................................................................................................................... 27

CALIBRATION ................................................................................................................................................28

Perform calibration ...................................................................................................................................28

Calibration history visualization ................................................................................................................30

Delete the calibration data........................................................................................................................30

MESSAGES DURING OPERATION.................................................................................................................. 31

RESULTS DATABASE...................................................................................................................................... 32

Results Search ...........................................................................................................................................32

Backup of results from the database ........................................................................................................ 33

REPORTING AND STORAGE OPTIONS ..........................................................................................................34

PRINTOUT..................................................................................................................................................34

Printing settings......................................................................................................................................... 35

Storage settings.........................................................................................................................................36

Network parameters ................................................................................................................................. 38

Report storage on USB in ASCII format ..................................................................................................... 40

Report screenshot storage on USB............................................................................................................40

DIAGNOSTIC..................................................................................................................................................41

FIRMWARE UPDATE...................................................................................................................................... 42

MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................................................. 43

Lamp cleaning............................................................................................................................................43

Calibration of touch screen panel ............................................................................................................. 44

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.............................................................................................................................46

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REVISIONS

Initial release: 1.0 of April 2011

Release 1.1 of May 2011

Modifications:

Section “Service” was updated with a maintenance procedure

Release 1.2 of July 2011

Modifications:

Screenshots were updated

Release 1.3 of August 2011:

Modifications:

Revision of the manual in accordance with firmware release 1.0.3.x

DATABASE section was updated with backup procedure

STORAGE SETTINGS section was updated with USB storage options

MAINTENANCE section was updated with Touch Screen Calibration procedure

Screenshots were updated

Release 1.4 of July 2012:

Modifications:

IP 598 test method number added

Release 1.5 of October 2014:

Modifications:

Revision of the manual in accordance with firmware release 1.0.4.6

New section in REPORTING AND STORAGE OPTIONS for printing options

LAN section was updated with Import Path Option

Screenshots were updated

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ANALYZER UNPACKING

Care in Unpacking

After unpacking, verify the unit and its accessories as well as any possible damage sustained in transit,

which must immediately brought to the attention of the carrier so that a statement of damage can be

made.

If equipment damage exists, keep the equipment, crates and packaging materials and file a claim with the

final carrier. Usually, the carrier will send an inspector to ascertain liability.

Send a copy of the claim to AD Systems or to its local distributor.

Please refer to the following website to get address details: www.adsystems-sa.com

Note: Do not return the analyzer or any part to the factory without factory authorization.

Packing list:

1 x SP 10 Instrument

1 x standard test candle with wick tube

1 x Power cord

1 x Operating manual

The various parts of the analyzer are carefully verified and tested before shipping. Nevertheless, it is

worth verifying that the equipment received corresponds to the packing list enclosed.

License notice:

The SP 10 is using a Windows XPEplatform. The license label is located inside the lower part of the

electronic cabinet under the CPU board. Please do not remove this sticker!

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SP 10 ANALYZER DESCRIPTION

SP 10 instrument description:

1 –Full color display with touch screen

2 –Test lamp compartment

3 –Candle

4 –Candle conveyor

5 –USB port on front panel

6 –RJ45 Ethernet socket

7 –USB port on rear panel

8 –RS232 port

9 –Main switch and main power socket

10 –Cooling fan

Front view

Rear view

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Principle of the SP 10 apparatus

The SP 10 uses a patented system (License TOTAL RM) based on a video camera that observes the flame

and an actuator that adjusts the size of the flame. The flame image is digitalized and the dedicated

software analyses the shape of the flame during the test. When the flame shape corresponds to the one

described in the test method, the SP 10 memorizes the height of the flame. This specific flame is the one

with the maximum height without generating smoke. After three consecutive readings, the instrument

reports the average value corrected with the lamp factor according to the standard.

Technical specifications

Test duration

Less than 6 minutes

Resolution

0.1 mm

Results storage

Internally ; 100,000 results

Externally : Limited only to capacity of external device

LAN connectivity

Ethernet port RJ45

Printer output

Serial port (printer is optional)

Data output

USB (2), Ethernet

Dimensions (mm)

W x D x H

330 x 390 x 413 (13”x 15”x 16”)

Weight

10 kg (22 lb)

Electrical

115 to 230V - 2 A - 50/60 Hz

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SETUP

Install the SP 10 in an air draft free place on a horizontal flat workbench not subject to vibrations. Provide

enough space so that the analyzer can be operated conveniently. Make sure that the cooling fan on rear

panel is not obstructed and keep enough space for access to rear connectors.

Remove the touch screen protection film

Important Notices:

Install the SP 10 on a horizontal flat workbench.

oHorizontal is important! Flame goes strictly vertical at any position of the

instrument. If the SP10 unit is inclined, flame height measurement can be

erroneous.

Do not install the SP 10 under direct sunlight or under light sources

oLight beams or reflections can disturb proper operation of the flame image

detection

Protect the analyzer from air draft

oThe instrument is typically installed in a ventilated fume hood to evacuate smoke

and combustion gases. It is normal installation. But don’t close the fume hood door

that could create strong air flow. This could affect the measurement.

Make sure that the space around the motorized candle conveyor is free

oPut away any objects that could affect free movement

oWhen the conveyor goes down after the test, make sure that there is no any

objects under the conveyor.

Avoid any vibration of the instrument during the measurement.

Prevent the instrument from power supply spikes or sudden power failures.

Make sure that the cooling fan on rear panel is not obstructed and keep enough space for

access to rear connectors

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