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food products. Thanks to it, food companies and carriers can monitor, archive and document the
temperature at every stage of the food supply and storage chain. The device meets the requirements
of
the European Union Directive 92/1/EWG and the European Commission Regulation no. 37/2005. The
recorder also meets the standards PNEN 12830:2002 and PNEN 13485:2002. The set includes a
manufacturer calibration certificate. A calibration certificate in accordance with EN ISO/IEC 17025 is
available at an additional cost.
The recorder is made in a small, ergonomic housing with a modern graphical display and a builtin
thermal printer. It is powered by a builtin battery that allows you to work without a charger for 48 hours.
Thanks to these features and wireless communication with measurement sensors, the device is fully
mobile and comfortable in everyday use. The set includes a car holder for mounting the device in the
driver's cabin and a car charger.
The recorder has 4 temperature measurement channels and 4 signaling channels for door opening
by the 1400mAh (removable) battery with
power supply from vehicle installation 12...24V DC
±10%(battery life minimum one year). Each wireless sensor has a builtin temperature probe and the
ability to connect the door open sensor. For each wireless sensor, you can also connect a one
additional temperature probe via a 10mb cable sensor (Cable sensor DR203).
As a result, the
wireless sensor can, for example, be mounted directly in the refrigeration chamber and measure the
ambient temperature and, in addition, the second temperature can be measured by a cable probe
inserted into the refrigerator compartment or another fridge.
After connecting the door limit
sensor, each chamber door open and close operate can be signaled and recorded. Sensors are
designed to work in hard environmental conditions (low temperatures, high humidity) with IP65
protection. Cable probes with stainless steel measuring tips allow direct food contact.
DR203 is designed to monitor and record temperature. Builtin nonvolatile memory allows you to
record 125,000 measurements points (memory: 3 years at the memorization frequency of 15 minutes).
The interval for saving data to the memory can be set in the range from 1 min to 24 hours. When the
memory is full, the recorder works in a loop, the oldest samples
are
overwritten
by
new
measurements points.
The recorder can work in one of two modes:
continuous registration
registration of deliveries (only during the course)
In the first mode, the device records the measurements all the time and can save data even after
switching off the recorder (if the AutoOFF parameter set = NO) or loss of communication with radio
sensors. It is possible thanks to the sensor's cache memory (1000 measurements points), which saves
the data to it's own memory and sends it after regaining communication with the recorder.
In the second case, the registration data process is switched on and off with the every start and stop
button operate, which simultaneously marks the start and end of the course.
During operation, the recorder indicates the current temperature of the sensors, time and alarm
thresholds messages. After pressing the info button, you can display the state of the sensors and the
?measured since the device was turned on. The builtin
menu allows for a wide configuration of the device:
temperature alarm thresholds for each sensor
sound signaling of alarms
entering the names of sensors and user descriptions in the header
and footer of the print report by built in printer
choosing a language, setting the date, time and time zone
selection of the registration method and it's parameters
bluetooth communication settings
The parameters menu is divided into two groups:
basic for the driver
advanced for the service department
Access to the service department menu can be password protected. After entering the password, the
memory data can be deleted and all parameters settings can be restored to the factory settings.
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125 000 measuring points
wireless sensor memory: 1000 measuring points
1400mAh battery removable
power supply 12...24V DC ±10%
from vehicle installation
or attached car charger
work without charger up to 48h
during registration of 40mA, while printing to 3A
4 temperature channels
4 signal door channels (normally closed or open)
±0,3
: 20...+50
±0,5
°C in the range
°C: , in the remaining
°C
1min...24hours
thermal, printing speed 80 mm/s, thermal paper
with a roll width of 57 mm, a roll with a diameter of 35 mm
graphic OLED with backlight
IP30, housing for assembly
in the driver's cabin, 20...50°C
50,0...+99,9°C
printout of current reports
printout of delivery reports
printout of historical reports
continuous registration or courses
copying data to portable USB media
cooperation with a smartphone (Bluetooth)
sending data to the server
SMS notification
PDF reports by email
GPS location
automatic change of summer time, time zones
temperature and door opening alarms
sound signaling
editing user data on the printout
password to access the service menu
restoring factory settings, deleting data
3 years, nonvolatile memory
Menu and print language:
Polish, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Czech,
Slovak, Croatian, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian
EU Directives: 2014/30/EC ; 2014/35/EC; 2014/53/EU; 92/1/EU
Norms: EN613261:2013; EN6132621:2013; EN610101:2010;
EN3014891 V1.9.2:2011; EN12830:1999; EN 13486:2002
USB 2.0 micro type B, optional: Bluetooth 4.0 class 2
wireless radio communication 868MHz
range up to 100m in open space (standard antenna)
range up to 200m in open space (additional optional antenna)
IP65, hermetic housing
50...99.9°C
3.6V LS14500 battery 2600mAh
size AA (R6) or A (R23)
replacement battery
lifetime min. 1 year
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wireless sensor with builtin temperature probe and the possibility of connecting a second
temperature probe on the cable and a door opening sensor
instruction manual /warranty card
thermal paper roll (width 57 mm, diameter 30 mm)
universal car charger for 12V/24V cigarette lighter
car holder for mounting the recorder in the cabin
Please read the instruction manual carefully before installation.
Any damage caused by not following these instructions causes the warranty/guarantee
to be lost! In the event of any material losses, the manufacturer bears no responsibility!
In the case of damage to property caused by improper use of the device, the
manufacturer bears no responsibility!
Dear customer, the following safety rules apply to health protection describe the correct use of
the product and instructions for use.
® For safety reasons, rebuilding or modification of the product isn¶t allowed
® Repairs may only be carried out by the manufacturer or specialized workshops
® The recorder and charger can be operated only in dry interiors. The devices can not be
dampened or wet. Otherwise there is a risk of failure
® Don¶t use the charger unattended. Despite the builtin safety system, problems can not be
ruled out when charging the battery
® When the device isn¶t used for a long time, remove the battery from the recorder and
disconnect the charger from the power source. Then store the battery and charger in a
clean and dry place. Please remember that the car charger draws energy even when there
is no device connected to it. When not in use, disconnect it to avoid discharging the battery
® A lithiumion battery was used to power the recorder. The battery can not be dampened or
wet. Protect the battery from heat and direct sunlight. Do not short circuit the battery
electrically or throw it in a fire. There is a danger of explosion and fire!
® Charge the batteries at least once every 3 months. Otherwise, the battery life will be
shortened
® The 3.6V lithiumthylium battery was used to power the sensor. Do not short circuit the
battery electrically or throw it in a fire. There is a danger of explosion and fire!
® Always insert the battery in accordance with the polarity (plus/+ and minus/) given on the
battery and sensor board
® The recorder is maintenancefree, never dismantle it yourself (except when
inserting/removing the battery during storage)
® Use soft, clean and dry material for cleaning
® Data security: before any changes to the configuration of parameters in the service menu,
you must back up the data to an external portable data memory. The manufacturer isn¶t
responsible for data loss, caused by incorrect settings or improper use. The producer also
doesn¶t accept claims regarding data loss or consequential damages of the device
® The recorder should work in conditions of ambient temperature in the range from 20°C to
50°C and relative humidity in the range from 10% to 90%
® The holder with the recorder can be mounted on the windshield only when it does not
cover the driver's view. When mounting the holder, choose a place so that the handle does
not pose a threat also during a road incident
® Don't mount the recorder within the range of work of the airbags.
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The builtin USB port allows you to download data from the recorder's memory to a pendrive. In
addition, the recorder can be equipped with a Bluetooth interface for communication with mobile
devices. Free application for mobile devices, allows for easy operation of the device from the
smartphone screen. The application allows you to monitor temperature, signal alarms, implement
courses, send SMS notifications and send PDF reports to email. It also gives the possibility of sending
information
about
the
GPS
location
and measurement data to a remote server, called "cloud´ www.escomonitor.com
Thanks to this, through the web browser, it is possible to monitor and manage the fleet of vehicles.
Cloud allows you to view the temperature, location of vehicles and their routes, temperature alarm
thresholds and automatic generation of PDF reports by email and sending SMS notifications.
Example of installation and arrangement of measuring sensors:
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The recorder has been designed for use in the
driver's cab. The kit includes a car holder for
mounting on the front or side window of the car.
When mounting the bracket, select the appropriate
mounting location, following the instructions below:
Dispose of the product at the end of its operation in accordance with applicable legal
regulations. In accordance with European Directive 2002/96/WE and the
Act on Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment, this label indicates the ban on the placement of used
electronic equipment together with other household waste. Return the worn device to the
appropriate storage point, or send it to us, because dangerous components in the device
may be a threat to the environment.
Batteries and accumulators containing harmful substances. Used batteries and
accumulators can be taken away free of charge to the appropriate storage point, to us or
wherever batteries and accumulators are sold.
Thanks to this, you meet legal requirements and contribute to the protection of the
environment!
ASSEMBLY:
Press the suction cup (A) in the designated area, to the front or side window of the car, making
sure that the suction cup and glass are clean, without any traces of water or other contaminants.
Then move the locking lever (B) towards the glass.
After mounting the bracket on the glass, unlock the lower support (C) and place the recorder
between the two jaws (D) of the bracket. Then snap the DR203 with the jaws so that it is rigidly
placed and that it does not slide out while driving. Use the two knobs to adjust the viewing angle,
position and direction of the recorder display.
do not cover the driver's field of vision
do not mount the set within the range of the
operation of the airbags
do not attach the set too close or opposite the
head so that it doesn't pose a threat during a
road incident
C
B
D
D
E
A
Turn the knobs so that the handle doesn't unlock and doesn't move while driving. After
some
time of use, retighten the knobs and tighten the clamping jaws and make sure that the recorder
is properly mounted.
At any time, the recorder can be removed from the holder by releasing the (E) unlocking
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symbol in the display does not flash.The first
charging of the battery recorder should last for a minimum of 3 hours. The battery symbol informs
about
the
state of charge of the recorder. The device should not be completely discharged and the battery
life may be reduced.
It is forbidden to connect chargers, phones and other mobile devices to the micro USB
socket on the left side of the DR203 recorder!
This socket is intended only for transferring data to a USB flash drive (pendrive)
BATTERY
When the device is not used for a long time,
remove the battery from the recorder and
disconnect the charger from the power
source. To remove the battery, turn the
recorder to the other side. Press the latch in
the middle of the case and remove the battery
from the device. Keep the battery and charger
in a clean and dry place.
Read the safety rules for battery and car charger in point 5.1
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CONSTRUCTION:
BATTERY REPLACEMENT (if the red LED flashes every 60 sec.):
B
A
C
D
E
F
CONNECTION:
Notes for D1:
polarity of wires
does not matter
female connectors 2.8 x 0.8 mm
use a twocore cable
with a crosssection of min. 0,5 mm2
and length up to 30m
Notes for T2:
polarity is important
sensor cable with a length of 10mb
extension allowed up to 20mb
using a cable with screen and
26AWG section
A builtin temperature sensor
B additional temperature probe
on a cable with a length of 10m
C radio antenna
D
1
hermetic housing
with room for battery
and wire connectors
E signaling diodes on the board:
unscrew 4 screws and
remove the housing cover
COM (green): radio communication
BAT(red): low battery
SIGNALING OF DIODES:
every 60 sec. blinks once
(communication OK)
every 60 sec. blinks twice
(communication lost)
blinks once at startup
after inserting the battery
every 60 sec. blinks once
(low battery voltage)
blinks once at startup
after inserting the battery
DESCRIPTION:
ted
Each wireless sensor has
a builtin temperature probe.
Additionally,
it
has
the
possibility of connecting the door opening signaling sensor and the second temperature probe on
The recorder has 4 temperature measurement channels and 4 signaling channels for door opening
operation. Temperature sensors are connec
to the recorder wirelessly.
2 mount a new battery in the holder,
paying attention to the correct one
polarity (the negative pole is on
the side of the antenna)
3 screw in again, solidly
4 screws on the housing cover
F mounting brackets
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connected on the cable), number and location of temperature measurement points and logic
signals from the door. This is a very important aspect regarding reliable temperature monitoring
during transport and food storage. According to the guidelines of GDP (Good Distribution
Practice)
and the HACCP system, it is necessary to identify the threats of too high or low temperatures that
may break the socalled cold chain and locate critical control points, their necessary number and
critical conditions that will allow later setting of alarm thresholds in the recorder menu. The location
of the measurement sensors should be preceded by the mapping of the cooling chamber with the
determination of the temperature distribution, checking the effectiveness of the cold store and the
final assessment of the risk analysis, which will allow the optimal selection of their location and
number. The following assembly notes should be taken into consideration when analyzing and
making decisions:
sensors are adapted to work in hard environment conditions (low temperatures, high humidity)
with IP65 enclosure protection
to keep the housing tight, it is forbidden to make additional mounting holes. It is also important
to firmly tighten the housing cover, and the cables of additional sensors, lead out of the
housing
through a cable gland
measuring tips of additional cable probes are made of stainless steel and allow direct contact
with food
the standard range of wireless sensors in open terrain is 100m. When installing the sensor
inside an insulated cold room with walls and partitions made of metal, which constitute a
screen, for a radio signal, the propagation of radio waves is very limited and the distance for
proper communication between the recorder and the sensors decreases. This is not a problem
when used in delivery trucks and trucks with integrated refrigeration. However, when used in
vehicles with a trailer or trailer, an optional longrange antenna must be used
sensors should be installed in ventilated areas, not exposed to mechanical damage
when loading or unloading goods
sensors should be installed min. 50 cm from the cold room lighting sources
it is recommended to install min. 1 temperature sensor for each refrigeration chamber, in the
upper part of the room, in place of 2/3 of the evaporator chamber length and additionally a
temperature sensor (optional cable probe) on the return of air
attach the wireless sensor to the wall in the holes of the mounting brackets using two screws or
screws with a diameter of 3mm
for mobile cold rooms, refrigerators and other places exposed to additional mechanical damage,
it is recommended to use temperature probes on the cable
the cable probe should be connected to the T2 connector in the wireless sensor according to
color markings given in the description "CONNECTION" in point 5.4
the cable probe is a 10m cable. It is allowed to extend the cable to 20mb using a threecore
cable with a screen with a minimum 26AWG (0.14 mm2). The wires and the screen should be
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® to signal the opening of the chamber door, connect to the input D1 of the wireless sensor, a
two core cable with a thickness of min. 0.5mm2, the limit sensor should be installed in the
door. When the door is opened, the limit switch contacts close or open and sends the status
change
signal to the recorder. The door alarm configuration is available in the service menu. The door
limit switch is available as an accessory. The sensor cables do not require polarity of the wires
The signaling of door opening is to consist only in shorting or opening the digital input circuit
D1, not on transferring voltage! When using this input for signaling aggregate operation or
defrost cycles, special care should be taken to ensure that no signaling circuit is energized
Display
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1
1
2
4
5
printer compartment with space for thermal paper
2
micro USB port for data transfer
3
power socket
4
Service socket (not used)
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The kit includes a roll of thermal paper that must be installed in the
printer. Thermal paper used for printing is standard and available at
points of sale with paper products. It is recommended to use rollers
with a width of 57 mm and a diameter of 35 mm.
Paper installation method:
1. open the printer cover
(grab in places marked with arrows)
place a roll of paper in the printer compartment
(right part of the thermal paper) and pull it out
about 3 cm of paper over serrated printer's knife
close the printer door by controlling to make paper
he left the printer correctly
tear off the protruding end of the paper using the casing mounted on it
serrated cutting knife
2.
3.
4.
Thermal paper is "singlesided" and must be correctly installed in the printer. If, after starting
printing, the printout is invisible, install the paper so that it unwinds from the other side.
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Info button (UP and more)
1
delivery button (DOWN and decreasing)
press 3 sec. to disable/enable registration
(only in the "Delivery" registration mode)
2
menu button (LEFT and cancel)
press 3 sec. to turn on/off recorder
3
2
4
1
3
6
12
11
10
9
8
7
5
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print button (RIGHT and accept)
4
the temperature measurement value
5
the temperature sensor number
6
battery voltage level indicator
flashing: the charger is not connected
lights up: charger connected
7
temperature registration started
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11
10
13
8 Bluetooth communication indicator
blinking: waiting for connection
lights up: connected
Symbol indicates which door
are open
temperature exceeding alarm
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delivery of goods (the course is on)
current time
temperature unit
After completing the recorder installation, the device must be configured.
The parameters menu is divided into two groups:
basic menu for the driver
advanced menu for the serviceman
press to cancel the changes and to exit one level up in the menu.
While text editing press to move to the editing of previous character.
To start menu configuration press "menu" button. Next using the keyboard buttons, configure the
device following the instructions below:
Press to change the parameter values and to switch between the
parameters in the menu.
Press to start editing parameter or to confirm changes, while text editing move to
editing next character
The basic menu is intended for the driver who will use the device daily. It contains basic settings
necessary for convienient use. This menu is not protected by a password.
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the change of back time is blocked to prevent
overwriting and loss of data. First, archive the data
via USB or Bluetooth, and then delete the memory
in the service menu of the recorder. Then you will be
able to set a time earlier than the current one.
When the recorder has stored data in the memory,
the change of back date is blocked to prevent
overwriting and loss of data. First, archive the data
via USB or Bluetooth, and then delete the memory
in the service menu of the recorder. Then you will be
able to set a date earlier than the current one.
Temperature and dooropening alarms sound
signalisation
Access to the service menu can be protected by a
password.To enter to the service menu you have to give
a correct password and press µOK.¶button.
When password is set to 0000 access to the service menu
is unprotected.
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Addition/removal and configuration of sensors
(see section 10.5)
Operation mode of the recorder.
Recording interval(frequency of data saving).
Setting range: 00:01...23:59 min:hour.
Constant:
Delivery:
records data continuously
recording is signalled with icon
recording the time of load/unload
by pressing button
after the load start, drive is signalled
with icon
If you want the sensors to save data
themselves after turning off the
recorder: see section "AutoOFF"
There are two operation modes:
records data only during the delivery
delivery and recording process
starts/ends manually by pressing
button for 3 seconds
delivery and data recording signalled
with icons and
AutoOFF=YES after turning off the recorder, the
sensors go into sleep mode and they do not save the
data.
AutoOFF=NO after turning off the recorder, the
sensors are still saving data in their cache memory.
Sensor¶s cache memory can hold 1000 measurements.
When cache memory is full, sensor overwrites the oldest
data with the newest measurements.
After turning on the recorder and restoring the
communication, the sensors send overdue data to the
recorder.
In both operation modes data is saved in a memory with a capacity of 125,000
measurements. If memory is full recorder overwrites the oldest measurements.
Sensors have their own memory with a capacity of 1000 measurements. If they
lose radio communication with a recorder they save data in their own cache
memory (in a loop). After the connection is restored they send overdue data to the
recorder.
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Automatic change of time from winter
to summer and vice versa.
Set the UTC time zone for your area
(see map).
Headline text on the begining of each printout in which user can place
information, e.g company name and adress, vehicle registration number.
Maximum 4 lines of text, 19 characters each line. Depending on the chosen
language, you can use entire alphabet. Starting with lowercase letters, then
capital letters, numbers and finally special characters.
Use
button to chose a character.
Press
to move to next character edition.
Press
to back to edition of previous character.
When you finish press
for 3 seconds to save data.
Footer text at the bottom of each printout, under the place for a signature, in
which you can place additional user information, e.g Driver¶s first and last name,
advertising slogan or carrier¶s website adress. Maximum 4 lines of text, 19
characters each line. Depending on the chosen language, you can use entire
alphabet. Starting with lowercase letters, then capital letters, numbers and
finally special characters.
Use
button to chose a character.
Press
to move to next character edition.
Press
to back to edition of previous character.
When you finish press
for 3 seconds to save data.
Bluetooth configuration (parametr is visible only in the
devices with Bluetooth module installed).
Name of the recorder seen in a network and PIN code
necessary to pair with a mobile device.
Default PIN code is: 1234. It can be edited by the user.
Header text
Daylight saving
time and time
zone setting
Footer text
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To restore device to the default settings press
, to
cancel press
button.
After pressing
a message, as seen on left, will appear.
To restore device to the default settings press
, to
cancel press
button.
After pressing
the process of restoring will start.
Settings will be restored to default. Data memory, printout
counter and time/date settings will be saved.
Memory removal.
To remove all memory data press
, to cancel press
button.
After pressing
a message, as seen on left, will
appear. To remove all memory data press
to cancel
process press
button.
After pressing
the process of data removal will start.
Data will be lost irrevocably.
Data security: before any change to the parameters in the service menu, please make a safety backup
of the data on an external data carrier. Producer is not responsible for data loss caused with a incorrect
setting in the service menu, improper use of the device and accidential data removal by an unauthorized
persons. Does not accept claims regarding data loss or consequential damages.
Protecting access to the service menu with an unique password is highly recommended.
Service menu access password
When password is set to 0000 access to service menu is
unlocked and does not require a password to enter to the
menu.
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Run user¶s menu and go to the service menu. If the
access to the menu is protected enter a password and
confirm pressing µOK.¶.
ADDING SENSORS:
Recorder has 4 measuring channels. It can operate with 4 temperature sensors,no matter they
are wireless sensors or additional cable probes. You can pair the device with 4 independent
wireless
sensors or or e.g. 2 wireless sensors and 2 additional cable probes.. Before pairing the sensors
with the recorder, run the sensors and connect them accordingly to paragraph 5.4 then follow the
Sensor will not be visible in radio network, if it ever has been previously paired
with
another recorder. To pair the sensor with a new device, please remove the battery out of
the
sensor
Go to µSensors¶ section, then µAdd¶ and start searching
sensors in the network with a button¶OK¶ Searching lasts
around 1 minute and it is signalled by following message:
After completing the recorder will display a list of all
available sensors. Example on the left.
Check the sensor¶s number and choose the one you want
to add by pressing
.
If it is wireless sensor with data stored in the cache
memory, the following message will appear:
Confirm with µOK¶or cancel the download of
uneccesaryprevious data with µ
¶ button.
After adding a sensor the device will go back to the list of
sensors. Add another sensor and follow the process as
above or exit the add list using µmenu¶ button.
Each wireless sensor has an unique
identification adress, which can be found on the
label.
Cable probe has a number similar to wireless
sensor to which it¶s connected. (First three
numbers are the same, last one is higher by one
value .
Address:
15B3
Sensor¶s adress:
Measurement Range Battery Adress
If the sensor you would like to add is not on the list
please check the battery, diod signalisation, cable
probe connection or possibly reset the sensor by
removing a battery for 3 minutes. Try to restart
searching.
After adding 4 sensors, following message will appear:
Exit sensor adding function with µ
button
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Open the user¶s menu and go to service menu. If the
access is protected enter the password and confirm with
³OK.´button.
SENSOR CONFIGURATING:
After completing adding of the sensors you have to configure them. Each sensor can be set with:
measurement calibration
two temperature alarm levelss (MIN and MAX)
name
door opening alarm
Then go to section µ Sensors¶ take option µEdition¶ and
press µOK...¶
List of connected sensors will appear. Chose a sensor to
configure and press µOK..¶.
All sensor¶s parameters will be displayed.
Chose a parameter to configure and press ³OK.¶.
when the value of measured temperature is
different than real value you can calibrate the temperature
sensor. Parameter value is added to the measured value.
Value range: 10.0...+10.0°C
minimal temperature level. If the
temperature reaches this level, the recorder will activate
buzz
alarm and
an
alarm
will
be
displayed.
Alarms will be saved in the
memory and marked on the printout. Setting range:
maximum temperature level. If the
temperature reaches this level, the recorder will activate
buzz alarm and an alarm will be displayed. Alarms will be
saved in the memory and marked on the printout. Setting
range: 50.0...+99.9°C
user¶s description e.g. Rear sensor, fridge etc.
Using µup/down¶ chose a character
Using µOK.¶ edit next character.
Using µMenu¶ edit previous character
Save description by pressing µOK..¶ for 3 seconds
wireless sensor is equipped with door
opening sensor. Connect door sensor to logical input D1
with cables as in paragraph 5.4 and chose a circuit type:
NO (normally opened) alarm after closing D1
NC (normally closed) alarm after opening D1
NO door sensor deactivated
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Data security: before any change to the parameters in the service menu, please make a safety backup
of the data on an external data carrier. Producer is not responsible for data loss caused with a incorrect
setting in the service menu, improper use of the device and accidential data removal by an unauthorized
persons. Does not accept claims regarding data loss or consequential damages.
Protecting access to the service menu with an unique password is highly recommended.
DELETE SENSOR:
At the service menu level you can remove a sensor:
Open user¶s menu and go to the service menu. If menu
is protected, enter the password and confirm using µOK.¶
Go to section µSensors¶ > Delete> OK.
The list of connected sensors will appear. Chose a sensor
to delete using µOK.¶
A message will appear:
Confirm using µOK.¶ or cancel deleting using µmenu¶ button.
After removing the sensor, you will be moved back to the list. Chose another sensor
and follow the above instruction or exit deleting function using µmenu¶ button.
Current measurements printout
To print current measurements press .
Printing window will apeear (as on the left).
Choose option:
and press
Recorder will start printing and display a message:
Due to builtin thermal printer you can document the process of temperature recording and have
an evidence for the receivers or control services. You can print 3 types of printout reports:
Present values (current measurements printout)
Delivery report
Historical report (report from a given time)
Data is printed chronologically, from the newest to the oldest measurements.
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Delivery report.
If you are using a µdelivery¶ option (paragraph 12), you can print a last delivery report, without a
need of entering a specific date and time.
Printing window will apeear (as on the left).
Choose option:
and press
Recorder will start printing and display a message:
Recorder will start printing and display a message:
If the delivery is still in progress ( backlited), a report from the moment of load to the moment of printout
report will be printed After completing the delivery a report from the load to the unload will be printed.
If the message µno data¶ appears, this means there is no data of the delivery in the memory. To cancel
the printing press µOK.¶
Historical report
In this option recorder is printing data from a given time.
Printing window will appear (as on the left)
Choose option: µHistorical report¶ and press µOK.¶
If the message µno data¶ appears, this means there is no data of the chosen time in the memory. To cancel
the printing press µOK..¶
Measurement data is saved at a fixed interval, and events such as loading / unloading, temperature alarm
and door opening are saved as additional cells in memory. Overdue data from sensors, after regaining
lost
communication, are added to the recorder's memory. Therefore, when printing, it happens that in one
minute several events may occur and the sensor error is overwritten with the correct measurement, with
the same time, because it was later downloaded from the sensor's cache memory after recovering the
Set start date using
buttons and
press
Set end date using
buttons and
press
Set end time using
buttons and
press
Set start time using
buttons and
press
To print a last delivery report press .
To print a historical report press .
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Vehicle registration
number
User¶s data (header)
Time of load and
unload
Connection lost
Signature
Temperature alarm
Model, version
and factory number
FIRMA VAN, 05300 SANOK, MLECZNA 6
T1 = czujnik temperatury front 1
T2 = czujnik temperatury ty³ 2
T3 = zamra¿arka 3
T4 = lodówka 4
D1234 = drzwi otwarte
..........................................................................
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Raport z dostawy:
DR203 v.1 Numer fabryczny: 20180511
..........................................................................
www.esco.eu.com
R.00023 20180822 23:31
Czas T1[°C] T2
T3
T4
D1234:
[°C]
[°C]
[°C]
20180822
Podpis:
........................................................................
Za³adunek
21:59
Roz³adunek
08:00 19.3 3.6 13.2 18.0
07:35 21.0 0.9 15.9 EE
20180822
Numer rej.: WAW 99BB
21.3 1.9 15.6 16.8
03:35 22.4 0.8 14.2 19.1
Names of the sensors
Number and date
of the printout
User¶s data
(footer)
Door opened
ALARM = wskazania alarmu MIN/MAX
EE = brak po³¹czenia
EXEMPLARY PRINTOUT:
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In this record mode, device after starting,
automatically records data and constantly save them
There is no possibility to turn off the recording during
work. Recording is signalled with icon
In this mode device does not record data
automatically. User himself start and stops the
process of data recording by pressing
button start/stop for 3 seconds
Recording is signalled with icon
Time
Data
recording
ON
OFF
Time
Data
recording
ON
OFF
start
3s
stop
3s
In the continuos mode data are saved constantly and
delivery function is additionally used to record the
start and end of delivery (Load and Unload) in order
to later identification of the course in the printout.
To register the start of delivery, press button
Icon will appear and message will be displayed:
To register the end of the delivery, press
Icon will go out and message will be displayed:
While recording you can initiate an unlimited number of delivery, thanks to app for the mobile devices you
can add additional comments to every load/unload. It allows you to easier identification of dates, type and
places
In the delivery mode, the start of recording is at the
same time the begining of delivery(Load), and the
stop of recording is the moment of the end of
delivery(unload).
To start the delivery and start the data recording
press µstart¶ button for 3 seconds
Icons and a message will be displayed
To end the delivery and data recording press
And hold the button for 3 seconds
Icons will go out and a message will appear:
Time
Delivery
Load
Load
Unload
Unload
Time
Delivery
Load
Start
Start
Load
Unload
Unload
3s
3s
3s
3s
Stop
Stop
Data
recording
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at 10.8°C, but it will turn off, when the temperature rises to 11.8°C and vice versa if the
Alarm
MAX=20.2°C,
turns
on
at
20.2°C, but turns off when it drops to 19.2°C
Wireless sensor is equipped with logical input to which a limit sensor, for signaling door opening
,can be connected. Connecting method is described (see 5.4), and the settings of the type of door
opening circuit(NO / NC) are in the service menu (see 10.4)
While opening the door, connectors of limit sensor are opening or closing and they pass a signal
of changing the position to the recorder. Recorder will turn on a sound signallisation for a moment
Icon with door number will be displayed (number of the wireless sensor to which the door
opening sensor is connected). The event occured will be saved in the recorder¶s memory and
marked on the printout.
INFO function helps the user to quickly check the status of sensors and emergency
situations. After pressing
the
button
a
window will
be
Sensor¶s
number
Range
Battery
Minimum
Maksimum
The information window will be displayed for 5 seconds, after which, if alarm states are active,
alarm messages will be displayed. Then recorder will return to normal display mode. To quickly
return to normal display mode press the
button.
The MIN and MAX values are extreme values that have occured since the recorder was turned on. This
values are for information purposes only and theyare not saved to the memory. (Do not confuse these
values with the temperature threshold described in the paragraph 13).
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The builtin USB port allows you to save data from the recorder¶s memory to an external USB flash
drive. Due to its dimensions, the recorder has a USB micro typ B connector. It is the same connector
as
the
USB
micro power connector in most mobile devices on the market. Please buy a memory card with a micro
USB type connector, available in general sale, or alternatively a carrier with a standard USB connector
Number of the record, date, time and measurements
Recorder will display a message:
2
Recorder will start data copying and
a message will be displayed:
3
Confirm pressing
After completing a message will appear:
4
Remove a USB flash drive from the recorder
and connect to a USB port on your computer
Open the disk in Windows Explorer.
On the USB disk will be created
the main DR203 folder in which they will
be created subfolders with individual ones
serial numbers of recorders.
In a single subfolder with factory number,
TXT files will be saved
with data with the date and time of creation.
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All the data from the recorder¶s memory will be saved in the TXT file. You can open the file
with Excel. We recommend to archive the files on a separate drive.
Door opened
Temperature alarm
Unload
It is forbidden to connect chargers, phones
and other mobile devices to the micro USB
socket of the recorder!
This jack is intended only for transferring
data to a USB stick (pendrive)
In order to copy data please plug in
a USB flash drive with micro connector
to the recorder socket
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5
7
Factory number
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