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Dickson PR525 Manuel de l'utilisateur et manuel du produit

GETTING STARTED

Install DicksonWare version 13.0 or greater for

Windows 7 / XP, or DicksonWare 2.0 for Windows 10

on your PC.

Install battery:

Carefully unscrew the case lid to remove the

battery compartment

Insert the battery positive side up

Replace the battery cap (do not over tighten)

It may take up to 5 seconds for unit to power up

Open DicksonWare software via the icon on your

desktop.

4. Connect the USB cable to the logger (port located

to the left of the display) and to an available working

USB port on your PC.

Your computer may detect the logger when it is

powered on and connected to the computer via

CHANGING LOGGER DEFAULTS

PRESSURE LOGGER DEFAULTS:

Sample Rate = 5 Minutes

Stop or Wrap When Full = Wrap

Logger Display Unit of Measure = PSI

DicksonWare Unit of Measure = PSI

To change any of the logger defaults, connect

the logger to your PC via the USB cable and open

DicksonWare

Click on Setup

The following settings can be modified:

Setup/Identification

Logger ID: Name logger

ii.

Calibration Date: Set user calibration date

iii. Calibration Interval: Set calibration interval

Setup/Samples

Sample Interval: How frequently the logger

takes a pressure reading

USEFUL FEATURES

REAL TIME MONITORING

(Not available on DicksonWare 2.0)

This allows you to monitor and graph the data points

as they are being logged. You can also print and save

real-time data from the screen. (Note: This feature should

be used sparingly as it causes the battery to drain very

quickly).

CUSTOMIZE GRAPHED DATA

DicksonWare calculates the Minimum, Maximum and

the USB connection. Depending on your version of

Windows, the computer may go through an "Add New

Hardware" routine.

6. Click on the Setup button. You will be prompted to

select USB or Serial COM Port connection. Select USB

then click Continue.

A Setup window will appear. All fields should be

automatically filled in, confirming that DicksonWare

has recognized the logger. Should all fields appear

blank, the logger is not recognized by the PC. Refer

to "Troubleshooting" section.

8. Once DicksonWare recognizes the logger, press the

Clear button. This will delete all data currently stored.

Your logger is now ready to be placed in the desired

data logging location.

ii.

Sub 10 Second Interval: Selecting this

automatically activates "Water Hammer"

mode with a sample of 1 second

iii. Stop or Wrap When Full: Stops logging

when logger is full or writes over oldest

sample points when logger is full

Setup/Channels

i. Name Logger Channel

Setup/Display Scale

i. Logger: Set the scale displayed on unit

display

ii. DicksonWare: Set the scale displayed when

data is downloaded to DicksonWare

Note: To achieve longer battery life during operation, use

a less frequent sample rate, disconnect the unit from the

USB port when not downloading data, limit the frequency

of SD card transfers, and do not fully insert the SD card

unless downloading.

Average of all the data collected. You can customize

the Min, Max and Avg data to show only the desired

information.

EXPORT DATA

A snapshot of your graph or a real-time graph of points

can be easily exported to other programs such as Excel

or PowerPoint.

Note: For detailed instructions on how to use the above

features, click on the Features button in DicksonWare.

LOGGER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Note: These loggers have a continuous display that

cannot be disabled.

DOWNLOAD TO SD:

Pressing this button will download any data stored on

the logger to the removable SD card. Once pressed, a

countdown from 100 will start. DO NOT remove the

SD card until the countdown is complete and the unit

displays current readings.

Note: Leaving the SD card installed in the logger will

reduce battery life by 50% and will damage the SD card

port if the cap is screwed back on. If you notice "Err" on

the display, please refer to the "Troubleshooting" section.

MIN/MAX:

Pressing this button will start the Min/Max display cycle.

CLEARING MIN/MAX VALUES:

To clear the stored minimum and maximum values, hold

the "MIN/MAX" button down for 3 seconds until "clr"

appears on display.

Note: DicksonWare shows the minimum and maximum

values of the downloaded data. These could be different

than the values displayed on the unit itself. For example,

your logger is set for a 5 minute sample rate, which is

good for about 224 days. After 5 days, you clear the "MIN/

MAX". After another 6 days, you download the data from

logger onto your computer. The Min/Max displayed by

the logger is the Min/Max for the last 6 days. The Min/

TROUBLESHOOTING

LOGGER IS NOT RECOGNIZED BY PC WHEN

CONNECTED VIA USB

Make sure the logger has a fully powered battery.

DicksonWare: Make sure that USB is selected under

File > Preferences > Communications.

Verify that you are using a USB data cable.

Plug the USB cable into a different USB port on

your PC.

Remove all power to the logger (this will not cause

the unit to lose any data within the logger, but

you will have to start the unit logging again using

DicksonWare) unplug the USB cable, power the

logger back on, then reconnect the USB cable.

If the cap was not properly secured, condensation

may have gotten into the logger. Allow the

logger to sit (with the cap removed) in a warm

dry environment for 24 hours. Clear memory and

try again. If the logger is in a location where it is

exposed to direct moisture, applying a thin layer of

Max shown on DicksonWare is the Min/Max for the entire

11 days.

REPLACING THE BATTERY:

Battery type: DL123 Lithium Battery (Qty 1)

If the battery is low: Press the Clear button before

replacing battery to ensure uninterrupted logging. A

dummy reading of -42 PSI marks the point where logging

resumed once the battery was replaced.

If the battery loses power before being replaced: The

logger will resume logging once the battery is replaced. A

dummy reading of -42 PSI marks the point where logging

resumed once the battery was replaced.

Note: The logger does not keep track of time when

power is lost. The time stamp assigned to all data saved

after power is restored will be off. Clearing the logger via

DicksonWare will restore the correct time/date.

DISPLAY FEATURES:

Low Battery Indicator

Unit of Measure Indicator

Water Hammer Mode Indicator

4. Logger Full Indicator (logger has stopped logging)

Min/Max Readings

IP RATING:

This logger has an IP rating of 68

A silicone lubricant must be applied to the cap

O-ring in order to achieve these results.

silicone grease to the gasket will improve the water

resistance of the cap seal.

If possible, try another PC.

SD CARD ERROR CODES

Err 1 - No SD card

Err 2 - SD card locked or protected

Err 3 - Wrong size file (too big) or no data to log yet

Err 5 - Trouble writing file to SD card

Err 14 - This is a generic fault code. There is something

wrong with the card (full or not formatted

correctly) or there is a hardware issue (a bad

connector or the SD card cannot be read).

Err 16 - Trouble accessing SD card

Err 23 - SD card requires reformatting

Err 66 - SD card full