Mru AMPRO 2000 GOLD User manual

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AMPRO 2000 –Quick Start Guide

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AMPRO 2000 –Quick Start Guide

INDEX ANALYZER:

Introducing the AMPRO 2000 3

AMPRO 2000 connections (top and bottom) 3

Display 4

Key pad 4

Power up the AMPRO 2000 5

Taking a gas measurement 5

Modifying the measurement screen 5

Storing measurements 6

Viewing and changing analyzer settings 6

Charging the battery 6

Power down the AMPRO 2000 7

Leak proof test 7

INDEX BLUETOOTH:

Analyzer Bluetooth settings 12

Android phone Bluetooth connection 11

iOS phone Bluetooth connection 13

Taking a measurement / Adding parameters 14

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1. INTRODUCING THE AMPRO 2000.

·The AMPRO 2000 is unique in that it can analyze up to 7 gases –O2, CO, CO2, NO, NO2, SO2and H2S in a single, compact

handheld analyzer. No other analyzer that size can do more than 4 gases! In addition, the AmPro 2000 can be equipped to

calculate many other parameters as listed below.

·The AMPRO 2000 is very competitively priced, certainly for 7 gases, but even in the 2, 3 and 4 gas configurations, it costs

less than any major competitor.

·Measures ambient air and stack gas temperatures; stack draft; differential pressure and temperature.

·Calculates mg/Nm3; NOxas mg/m3NO; combustion calculations based on fuel type –CO2, excess air, heat losses,

combustion efficiency, and flue gas dew point.

2. THE AMPRO 2000’s MANY FEATURES AND BENEFITS

·Sleek, compact and rugged construction

·Large, bright, 3.5”color display

·Robust, stainless steel connectors

·Mini-USB interface, SD card reader

·High speed infrared printer

·Menu guided software

·Integrated, backlit condensate separator

·Rechargeable Li-Ion battery –15 hours

·Universal power supply with charger

1 Color display

2 Condensate separator

3 Key pad

4 Port cover

5 SD Card reader

6 USB port

7 IR window for printer

8 Hose connection probe condensate trap

9 Connector T-Gas

10 Connector T-Ambient air

11 Connector draft

12 Connector differential pressure

13 AUX port / T-Gas

STD. Bottom ViewBottom View with OPTION AUX

TOP View

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The Display

All information required to operate the analyzer is displayed as shown below.

1 Menu bar

2 Function key bar

3 Display panel

-Menu

-Measurement value

4 Zeroing active

5 SD-Card in the slot

-Indication GREEN

Read- and write access

-Indication YELLOW

only Read access

(SD-Card write protected)

-Indication RED

Malfunction

6 Battery charge condition

The Key pad

ON/OFF

To switch the analyzer on or off

Function Keys Activates the functions seen on the display

Menu Key

Will show all available functions in the window that are currently in use –also those which

have an own key on the key pad like the printer and the three function keys.

ESC Key

Abort or return to the menu above

Arrow Keys Jump in between lines

Arrow Keys Change values

OK Key Confirmation key, select a marked menu point

Printer Key

Activates the printer function in the measuring and service window.

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3. TURN THE AMPRO 2000 ON USING THE BUTTON

The screens below appears, the AMPRO 2000 automatically zeros itself every time it is switched on.

The MRU Logo is

displayed briefly,

then the internal

gas pump turns

on.

Followed by this

screen pointing

out that the probe

must be in

ambient air while

the analyzer zeros

The zeroing bar is

activated while the

analyzer zeros….

then disappears

when the unit is

zeroed. The pump

turns off.

The analyzer is

now ready for

measurement.

Press OK for Gas

Measurement or

use the arrows to

jump between the

lines.

4. TAKING A GAS MESUREMENT

Zeroing is

completed and

your analyzer is

ready to take a

measurement.

Press OK for Gas

Measurement

Select one of the 4

programs then

press OK.

(Each program can

have a customized

screen and

different CO Limit

settings)

Select your fuel

type and press OK.

(The fuel type list

can be modified

using the F2

button).

Insert the probe until

you find the hottest

spot in the gas

stream. Then press

OK (or F1).

(this function can be

activated and

deactivated in the

“EXTRAS MENU”

“SETTINGS”)

The gas pump starts

and extracts gas from

the exhaust.

The values will start

changing –once the

measured values are

stable you can store

or print the results.

5. CHANGING THE MEASUREMENT WINDOW –this also defines the print out if you have an external printer

You can modify the

screen for your

needs. In total

there are 3 pages

with 6 values on

each page.

Press the

Folder button

Scroll down to

Define Measuring

Window and press

OK.

The top line is now

highlighted black.

Scroll to the line

that you want to

modify.

These are used to

scroll up and down

to the line you

want to modify

Once all

modifications are

completed, press

the folder button

These are used to

modify the lines

which are

highlighted

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Press OK to save

the changes

This procedure can

be performed for

each of the 4

programs.

6. STORING A MEASUREMENT TO THE INTERNAL MEMORY

You can save the measured value to the internal storage

Press the F2

button

Each measurement

must be save to a

site. If there is no

site available yet,

you must first

create one.

Press the F1

button

Press the F2

button to get an

AUTO number

The analyzer will

select the next

available no

Press the F3

button to save the

site.

Please note!

You have saved

the site you still

have to save the

measurement to

that site.

Press the F3

button to save the

measurement.

7. VIEWING AND CHANGING ANALYZER SETTINGS

Press

the F3

button

to get

to the

EXTRAS

menu.

Press OK

to enter

settings

Scroll

Press the F3

button to

get to the

window

Modify

8. HOW TO CHARGE THE INTERNAL BATTERY

Connect

the

analyzer

to the

charger

using the

USB port

The MRU

Logo is

displayed

briefly…

then the

analyzer

switches

charging

mode

When the

battery is fully

charged, Trickle

charge will be

activated

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9. HOW TO TURN THE ANALYZER OFF (power down)

The analyzer can be turned off at any time but it should be clear of gases before it is turned off.

Allow the analyzer to purge the sensors for at least one minute before shutting down.

Press the on/off

button at any time

Press the OK

button

Additional info will

appear then the

screen turns blank

If there is still gas in the analyzer, shut down will happen as follows:

Press the

on/off

button at

any time

Press the

OK button

Once the

sensors are

purged, this

screen

appears

10. LEAK PROOF TEST

Your AMPRO 2000 has a LEAK TEST which enables you to check the systems for leaks.

Every component –probe tube –probe hoses –condensate separator and internal hoses are checked for any leaks.

If the leak test fails the analyzer will notify you and you should check the components for any defects. Here is how to proceed:

We suggest to perform this test on a daily basis!

Here is how to proceed:

Your analyzer

has completed

zeroing –

Press F3 for

extras

Scroll down

to Leak

proof test

then press

Install the

black

rubber cap

on the tip of

the probe

tube.

The leak test

will start and

count down

from 10

seconds to

zero.

At the end of

the test the

analyzer will

display the

result of the

test.

When the result

is OK then you

can make gas

measurements.

When the

result is

LEAKAGE then

you should

check the

system for any

leakages.

See possible

reasons for

leaks on the

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Here is how it works:

Important!

The probe has to be connected to the analyzer,

both the gas sampling line and the draft line

must be connected.

Once the test cap it connected to the probe

tube tip, we have a closed system.

Phase 1

The gas pump (6) will create a vacuum and the

negative pressure is measured using the draft

sensor (14).

Once a defined pressure is reached the pump

will stop and the test enters Phase 2 and will

count down for 10 seconds.

During this time the pressure is monitored, the

analyzer will detect a leak in the system should

the pressure drop.

In case your analyzer has failed the test and you

don’t know if it is the probe, analyzer or

condensate separator, then you can perform

this test without the probe, you would just have

to connect the condensate separator port to

the draft port, using a silicone hose.

Now you can perform the LEAK TEST again -

-if the test passes, you have a leak in

the probe system.

-If the test fails again, you have a leak

either in your condensate separator or

analyzer.

PLEASE NOTE!!

The connection shown on the left is for this test

ONLY. Never use this connection in any other

menus!

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Possible reasons the test has failed.

Condensate Separator:

Defect or missing O-

Rings / cracked

condensate show glass

Probe handle and probe tube:

Defect or missing O-Rings.

Or the connection is not tight enough.

Hoses:

Defect hose - very common at

the condensate separator port.

Hoses:

Defect hose - very common at the probe handle.

If you have this PRE-Filter (# 56356) installed, check the show glass

for cracks and check the O-Rings

Also possible:

Internal pump is not working or doesn’t have enough suction.

Spare parts.

POS. Parts for Condensate Separator Part # POS. Parts for Probe Part #

Filter housing with O

Ring

63919

Ring 8 x 2.4 (probe)

61065

Ring 22 x 1.5

64120

Ring 3

.7 x 1.9 (probe)

59582

6 Show glass 62627 NA O-Ring 24 x 1.5 (PRE-Filter #56356) 51516

9 O-Ring 5 x 1.5 61464 NA Show glass (PRE-Filter #56356) 52648

NA Viton sampling line 55641

POS. Parts for Analyzer Part #

NA O-Ring 4 x 1.5 (draft port) 61463

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BLUETOOTH

Make sure your analyzer has the correct Bluetooth settings!

Measurement menu

Press F3 (extras)

Extras menu

Press OK for settings

Settings screen

Press F2 for Bluetooth

BT-LE for iOS

Modify with arrow

left/right

The following steps have

been performed by us

already, but have be

repeated once you change

any settings!

BT-CL for Android

Modify with arrow

left/right

Scroll down to device info

Press OK

Press the folder button

Select Bluetooth

and press OK

Press the folder button

(this can look different depending

on analyzer firmware)

Select initialize

and press OK

Restart the analyzer

You must restart the analyzer once you have modified any of these parameters!

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