AirDistSys 5000 7 – Operator’s Manual
attached basket) can be moved along the probe support and can be locked at certain position by a clamp screw (5).
The transducer has a digital output RS485. Thanks optional analog output of velocity, transducer can work also
with analog datalogger, A/D converter or any multimeter. Drivers for LabView which can be delivered to user
allows to create your own software or connect transducers with other measuring system.
Preparation for measurement:
1. First install the measurement transducer or probe
on a tripod.
2. Check if the openwork basket (4) is on the
shielding tube (3). If not put openwork basket (4)
on the shielding tube (3). Be particularly careful
not to damage the speed sensor (1). To this
purpose check if the shielding tube (3) is on the
end of the probe completely covering the speed
sensor and the clamp screw (5) is properly
locked (it does not move!). Put on the openwork
basket (4) only then when the sensor (1) is
covered by the shielding tube (3).
3. Loosen the clamp screw (5) and move the shielding
tube (3) with the openwork basket (4) towards the
holder uncovering the sensors (1) and (2).
4. Lock the clamp screw (5) so that the speed sensor (1)
was in the middle of the openwork basket (4).
5. After the measurements move the shielding tube (3)
back on the sensors (1) and (2).
6. Connect the SensoCable to the socket (RJ45) on the
back wall of the transducer casing and to the SensoBox
adapter (SensoBeeAccu wire-less transmitter or
SensoConnect USB interface). Use the second socket
(RJ45) to make connection between the transducers.
7. Turn on the power supply. The “ready to use” diode on
the casing should blink firstly for a few seconds and
next will remain ON. If the diode blinks permanently it
means that is the error. The case of the error might to
be too low voltage of power supply caused for example
by unloaded batteries.
Remarks:
1. The speed sensor (1) must be protected during transport by the shielding tube (3). Note that the clamping
screw (5) has been properly lock.
2. The openwork basket (4) should be put on and put out only then when the speed sensor (1) is covered and
secured by the shielding tube (3).
3. Use the openwork basket (4) if you are not sure of the safety of the sensors during measurements.
Technical Data:
•type of speed sensor: omnidirectional, spherical
•diameter of speed sensor 2 mm
•measurement speed range: 0.05… 5 m/s
•accuracy of speed measurement: ±0.02 m/s ±1.5% of readings
•directional error above 2m/s: ±2.5%
•automatic temperature compensation: < than ±0.1%/K
•upper frequency f
up1)
min. 1 Hz, typ. 1.5 Hz
•temperature range: -10…+50 °C
