Humboldt HM-5820.3F Manual de usuario
product manual 07.22
Automated Pressure Controller
with Load Frame
HM-5820.3F
Quick Start Guide 4
Unpacking
Installation and Equipment Setup 4
Electrical Connections 4
Power Switch 4
Instrumentation Connections and Setup 5
HM-58120 Rear Instrumentation Panel 5
Network 5
USB Power 5
Instrument Inputs 5
Initial Set-up 7
Instrument Inputs 7
Initial Set-up — Calibration 8
Calibration Input Screen 9
Units 10
Value 10
SignicantDigits 10
Export Calibration via USB 14
Initial Set Up — Date/Time 15
Date 15
Time 15
Clock Style 15
Clock 15
Initial Set Up — Display 16
Brightness 16
DimDisplay 16
TurnDisplayOff 17
Initial Set Up — Preferences 17
Preferences–GeneralTab 17
LoggerID 17
Sound 18
Preferences–SystemUnitsTab 18
Ambient Temperature 18
Motor Speed Unit 18
Stress Control Unit 18
Preferences–SpecimenParametersTab18
Specimen Height 19
SpecimenDiameter 19
Preferences–StorageTab 19
Test Storage Limit 19
Recycled Tests 20
Test Templates 20
Save to USB Check Box 20
Initial Set Up — Network 20
Network Settings Screen 21
DHCP 21
IPInformation 22
Local Status 22
Internet Status 22
Initial Set Up — Information 22
SystemInformation 23
FirmwareVersion 23
IPInformation 23
LocalStatus 23
InternetStatus 23
Memory 23
FactoryScreen 23
ExportLogFile 23
Initial Set Up — Contact 24
ContactInformation 24
Initial Set Up — Update 25
UpdatefromUSB 25
CheckforUpdate 26
Equipment Setup 27
Installation and Equipment Setup 28
Electrical Connections 28
Power Switch 28
Instrumentation Connections and Setup 28
Rear Instrumentation Panel 28
Network 29
USB Power 29
Instrument Inputs 29
Instrumentation Setup 30
Third-PartyInstrumentation 31
Calibration of Instrumentation 31
HowtoPerformaCalibration 31
CalibrationInputScreen 33
Units 34
Value 34
PerformingaNewCalibration 35
Test Setup 43
Test Setup 44
How to Fill Hydraulic Pistons 46
DeairingLiines 49
Filling the Triaxial Cell 51
Flushing the Triaxial Cell Water Lines 52
Specications 56
General Warnings 58
Warranty 58
Manufacturers Rights & Responsibilities 59
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Quick Start Guide 4
Unpacking
Installation and Equipment Setup 4
Electrical Connections 4
Power Switch 4
Instrumentation Connections and Setup 5
HM-58120 Rear Instrumentation Panel 5
Network 5
USB Power 5
Instrument Inputs 5
Initial Set-up 7
Initial Set-up — Calibration 8
Calibration Input Screen 9
Units 10
Value 10
SignicantDigits 11
Export Calibration via USB 14
Initial Set Up — Date/Time 15
Date 15
Time 15
Clock Style 15
Clock 15
Initial Set Up — Display 16
Brightness 16
DimDisplay 16
TurnDisplayOff 17
Initial Set Up — Preferences 17
Preferences–GeneralTab 17
LoggerID 17
Sound 18
Preferences–SystemUnitsTab 18
Ambient Temperature 18
Motor Speed Unit 18
Stress Control Unit 18
Preferences–SpecimenParametersTab18
Specimen Height 19
SpecimenDiameter 19
Preferences–StorageTab 19
Test Storage Limit 19
Recycled Tests 20
Test Templates 20
Save to USB Check Box 20
Initial Set Up — Network 20
Network Settings Screen 21
DHCP 21
IPInformation 22
Local Status 22
Internet Status 22
Initial Set Up — Information 22
SystemInformation 23
FirmwareVersion 23
IPInformation 23
LocalStatus 23
InternetStatus 23
Memory 23
FactoryScreen 23
ExportLogFile 23
Initial Set Up — Contact 24
ContactInformation 24
Initial Set Up — Update 25
UpdatefromUSB 25
CheckforUpdate 26
Equipment Setup 27
Installation and Equipment Setup 28
Electrical Connections 28
Power Switch 28
Instrumentation Connections and Setup 28
Rear Instrumentation Panel 28
Network 29
USB Power 29
Instrument Inputs 29
Instrumentation Setup 30
Third-PartyInstrumentation 31
Calibration of Instrumentation 31
HowtoPerformaCalibration 31
CalibrationInputScreen 33
Units 34
Value 34
PerformingaNewCalibration 35
Test Setup 43
Test Setup 44
How to Fill Hydraulic Pistons 46
Pressurizing 50
Filling the Triaxial Cell 51
Flushing the Triaxial Cell Water Lines 52
Specications 57
General Warnings 58
Warranty 58
Manufacturers Rights & Responsibilities 59
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Unpacking
Initialinspectionshouldincludecheckingforphysical
damage during shipping and obvious external damage
to the product.
Packagecontentsaredenedbyyourpackinglist.Each
LoadFrameisconguredaccordingtocustomerspecica-
tions.Inyourinspection,makecertainthatthecontentsof
your shipment match the documentation provided by your
packing list.
Placeunitonaat,smoothsurfaceanduselevelingfeet
(supplied) and a bubble level to ensure that the unit is level
side-to-sideandback-to-front.
Installation and Equipment Setup
Electrical Connections
The HM-5820 is equipped with an internal digital switching
power supply, which allows it to be used with most power
congurationsthroughouttheworld.Theunitissupplied
with an IEC electrical cord with a standard 110V plug.
TheHM-5820arrivesreadyforoperation.Attachthesup-
plied IEC electrical cord to the machine and plug into a
standardwallreceptacleforuseintheUnitedStates.For
locations other than the U.S., replace the supplied electrical
cordwithanIECcordthathasthecorrectplugforyourap-
plication. The supplied cord can also be used by cutting the
standardplugfromthecordandattachingthecorrectplug.
Power Switch
ThePowerSwitchislocatedontheleftsideofthebackof
the machine, above the electrical cord inlet. The Fuse Com-
partment is located between the electrical cord inlet and the
PowerSwitch.TheHM-5820usesa10-ampfuse.Tobegin
operation, attach the supplied electrical cord, plug it in and
press the Power Switch.
Fig. 1 Power Switch
Fuse Compartment
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Instrumentation Connections and Setup
HM-5820 Rear Instrumentation Panel
AboveisaphotooftherearinstrumentationpaneloftheHM-
5820.
Network (1)
Ethernetinputforconnectingmachinetoalocalareanet-
work (LAN) and/or the internet.
USB Power (2)
TheUSBPowerportisusedforpoweringawirelessaccess
applianceforthosewhowanttouseawirelessLANsetup.
Instrument Inputs (3)
Thepanelfeaturesfour(4)inputsforconnectinginstrumentation
tothemachine.Eachinputrepresentsaseparatechannel.Ifyou
havepurchasedinstrumentationfromHumboldtwithyourHM-
5820,ithasbeenassignedtoaspecicchannelandcalibrated.In-
strumentation will have a numbered tag attached to it and should
be plugged into the corresponding input on the machine.
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Ifyoupurchasedmultipleloadcellsand/ortransducerswith
your machine, they will either be mounted and calibrated, or
inthecaseofmorethanfour(4)loadcells/transducers,cali-
bratedandassignedtoaspecicinput,butnotmounted.
All instrument connectors will be marked to indicate what
input channel was used in their calibration. Ensure that the
instruments are connected to the indicated channels when
settingthemachineupforuse.Pleasenotethatifyouare
using the HM-5820 in conjunction with Humboldt’s NEXT
testingsoftware,thecalibrationswillneedtobeimported
intothesoftwarebeforeuse.
Belowarephotosofaninstrumentationinputandthe
instrumentation plug. Install the plugs into the inputs by
lininguptheguideatthebottomoftheplugwiththeslot
atthebottomoftheinput.
Instrumentation Input Instrumentation Plug
Third-party instrumentation, which is compatible, can also
beusedwiththeHM-5820.Ifyouplantousethird-party
loadcells,pleaserefertotheEquipmentSetupsectionof
thismanual,page30forinstructions.
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Remember, if you purchased Humboldt instrumentation
with your HM-5820, it is already calibrated and assigned
to a channel and will not need calibration, however you
shouldconrmthattheinstrumentationhasbeensetup
and calibrated. If you are using 3rd-party instrumenta-
tion, go to the Equipment Setup section for calibration
instructions.
WhenyourHM-5820isrstturnedon,thescreenbelowwill
appear.
Fromthisscreen,toconrmyourmachineinstrumentationhas
been calibrated, navigate to the Calibration section by clicking
theHomeiconinthetopleftcornerofthescreen.Whenyou
click on this button, you will see a drop-down menu appear.
DO NOT RECALIBRATE!
Initial Set Up
Home Button
TheHomebuttonistherststepinnavigatingthesettings
ofyourHM-5820.ByselectingtheHomebutton,youwillsee
adrop-downmenuappearwiththefollowingchoices:
NewTest:
CurrentTest:
PreviousTests:
SystemSettings:
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Navigatetothebottomofthisdrop-downmenuandclick
on System Settings (1).Youwillseethefollowingscreen.
ClickontheCalibrationtabinthetopleftcorner(2). You will
seethefollowingscreen.
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Initial Set Up — Calibration
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Calibration Input Screen
The Calibration Input Screen (above) is used to monitor and
calibrateinstrumentationandassignthemtospecicchan-
nelsoftheHM-5820.TheCalibrationInputScreenprovides
asummaryofthecalibrationstatusofeachchannel.Atthis
time,verifythecalibrationinformation.
Agreenboxattheleftofachannelindicatesthatthe
channel has instrumentation assigned to it and that it is
calibratedandreadyforuse(1).
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TheHM-5820usesatotalofeightinputsfortesting.
Onthemaincalibrationscreenthisisdividedintotwo
screensforeaseofviewingandinputsettingadjust-
ment. To switch between the screen showing channels
1-4 and the screen showing channels 5-8, click on the
buttonatthebottomofthescreenthatreadseither
INPUTS 1-4 or INPUTS 5-8 (2).
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SignicantDigits
This eld displays the current calibration value. This value
should already be set with 3 decimal point accuracy. If the in-
strument is not calibrated, the unit will read “N/A.” To change
the numbers of decimals shown, click on the eld
and the following window will appear. Fill in the number of
decimal points desired (1).
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Eachchannelhasa“LimitsOn”checkbox(1).Usethe
“LimitsOn”tokeepthemachinefromexceedingthesensor
limitsoftheinstrumentation.Byselectingthisoption,before
thetestcanexceedthelimitsofthesensorsalltestswill
stop running and the motor will stop to avoid damaging
connected instrumentation.
Units (2)
InUnitseldacalibratedinstrumentwilldisplaytheunitsof
measurethatwerechosenforuseatthetimeofcalibration.
TheunitsofmeasurecanbetoggledbetweenEnglishand
SI units as desired.
Value (3)
Thiselddisplaysthecurrentcalibrationvalue.Thisvalue
shouldalreadybesetwith3decimalaccuracy.Iftheinstru-
mentisnotcalibrated,theunitwillread“N/A.”Tochange
thenumbersofdecimalsshown,clickontheeldanda
windowwillappearlikebelow.Fillinthenumberofdeci-
mals desired.
Note: An input cannot be calibrated during testing.
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