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1. AA cells 8 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 1 What is MiniTest MiniTest is a small light hand held instrument for testing vacuum supplies and pulsators in dairies It uses the same high accuracy analysis of its big brother DairyTest Professional but in a smaller lighter lower cost format It is intended for use by personnel with technical knowledge of dairy operation as an accessory to a professional test kit i e for bench testing of pulsators and to do a quick check on the dairy s performance It has only a single vacuum port and cannot be connected to a PC or printer Within Australia we have a Freecall help line which is there if you have problems 1800 061 167 International users should call their local distributor or contact us via fax 613 9521 8009 or email innovag cpdesign com au Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 1 2 Safety Precautions MiniTest is intended to be used in the milking stall always allow for the unpredictable nature of the animals During the measurements sharp needles may be used Take care they do not hurt people or animals Always ask the dairy farmer about the behaviour of the animals and milking method used If using MiniTest in wet tests always keep the unit above the test point to prevent fluid entering 3 Maintenance and Calibration Maintenance Clean the MiniTest with a moist cloth Do not use cleaning agents The MiniTest performs a self test when turned on ligh
2. MiniTest Dairy Vacuum amp Pulsation Meter User Manual Part No DR51 0028 02 12 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 12 Specifications Pulsation Rate Range 40 to 500 CPM Rate accuracy 2 Ratio accuracy 2 of calculated value Time ms accuracy 2 Sample rate 300 samples sec Pressure Range 10 to 80 kPa at 1 atm Accuracy 0 5 kPa Repeatability 0 3 kPa Resolution 0 1 kPa General Operating Temperature 5 to 40 C Storage Temperature 0 to 60 C Automatic turn off time 10 minutes after last key press if no vacuum on port Batteries Two AA Alkaline or NiCd NiMH rechargeable cells Operating voltage 1 4V to 5VDC Specifications are subject to change without notice Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 11 11 Problems with your MiniTest Before returning your MiniTest for repair check the following e The unit does not turn on or won t stay on replace batteries e The VAC or PUL light is flashing Batteries are getting low e The MiniTest reads vacuum with no vacuum connected Disconnect from the vacuum supply and turn it off and on again to reset the zero If it still does not display zero the button sequence below will manually force the unit to accept the pressure value on the port as zero 1 Turn the unit on Select VAC mode 2 Press and hold the amp key After about 5 seconds both the VAC or PUL lights
3. ators and controls VACUUM PORT gt UNITS RESULT INDICATOR DISPLAY FUNCTION LIGHTS MODE ON OFF amp OSAIS UP KEY MODE SELECT amp DOWN KEY NEXT amp SETUP KEY Low Battery Indication If the remaining battery capacity is getting low the current Mode light will flash Replace charge the batteries Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 3 5 Vacuum Setting up MiniTest can display vacuum in either kiloPascals kPa or inches of mecury inHg units as required The Units Indicator on the left hand side of the display will appear next to those currently set Changing checking the setting 1 Make sure the unit is turned ON and in Vacuum 6 mode 2 Press and hold the X key for about 3 seconds to enter setup mode All the Result lights will go off and the display will show U PA kPa or U in inHg 5 Press either the Yo or 2 3 key to change between kPa and inHg 6 Press the X key to save the changes and return to normal operation Auto Exit MiniTest will automatically exit Setup mode after 1 minute if you don t press any keys Startup Mode Vacuum mode defaults to Average AVG on startup The setting is kept when the mode is changed to Pulsation but is reset when the unit is turned off or the batteries run flat 4 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 6 Checking Vacuum When set to Vacuum mode VAC the MiniTest will display the minimum average or maximum vacuum level on the digital displ
4. ay Press the CG key until the required function light is on Auto power OFF If there is no vacuum on the port and you don t push any keys the unit will automatically turn OFF after 10 minutes to save battery life What is it measuring All vacuum measurements are taken over a rolling 1 5 second period sampled 300 times per second Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 5
5. etting up Checking Vacuum Pulsators Setting up Checking Pulsation Replacing the batteries 10 Repairs 11 Problems with your MiniTest 12 Specifications OONO OR SNS All rights reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced transmitted stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language in any form by any means without the written permission of InnovAg Pty Ltd 4 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 COON O O1 BR ND ND O 10 Repairs DO NOT OPEN THE CASE THERE ARE NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE AND YOU MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTEE Defective units should always be sent to InnovAg or your nearest distributor Smaller repairs that can be performed by your distributor are e Changing parts of the housing e Replacing hoses e Calibration only if a certified original calibrator is used For other defects please contact the manufacturer for further instructions InnovAg 82 Victoria St Sandringham Ph 613 9521 9383 VIC 3191 Fax 613 9521 8009 Australia email innovag cpdesign com au Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 9 9 Replacing the batteries When it s time to replace MiniTest s batteries the mode light will start to flash We recommend the batteries be replaced as soon as possible once the low battery indicator starts to prevent unreliable readings or operation Batteries should not be left in the unit for extended periods in case of leakage Use quality Alkaline or NiMH
6. ng 4kPa thresholds sampled 300 times per second Readings conform to ISO standards by averaging over 5 cycles A rolling system is used where measurements from the current cycle and the four previous ones are averaged together which means ISO requirements are met while the screen is still continuously updated Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 7 7 Pulsators Setting up MiniTest can display Pulsation Ratios A B B C and D as either percentage of the total cycle or in milliseconds ms Rate measurement is fixed in Cycles per minute CPM Changing checking the setting 1 Make sure MiniTest is turned ON and in Pulsation gt mode 2 Press and hold the X key for about 3 seconds to enter setup mode All the Result lights will go off and the display will show r P Percentage or r t Time in ms 3 Press either the A or V key to set the required units 4 Press the Co key to save the changes and return to normal operation Auto Exit The tester will automatically exit Setup mode after 1 minute if you don t press any keys Saved Settings Settings are kept until changed by you They do not reset when the unit is turned off or the batteries run flat 6 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 4 The Front Panel The MiniTest can measure six pulsation parameters A B B C D ratios rate and Max Vacuum and three vacuum parameters Minimum Average and Maximum The picture below shows the front panel indic
7. ting up the LED s and the LCD If an error message is displayed E 01 for example or you suspect the unit is damaged contact InnovAg or the local distributor for further information Calibration MiniTest automatically performs a zero calibration when turned on Do not turn on your MiniTest with vacuum connected If the unit reads other than zero on start up a manual force zero feature can be used See the Problems with your MiniTest section A complete calibration should be performed with an approved and certified calibration test instrument every 24 months This can be organised by InnovAg or the local distributor 2 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 8 Checking Pulsation MiniTest can display Pulsation Ratios A B B C and D as well as Rate in CPM Press the GO key until the required function light is on Note Use Vacuum Mode to measure Maximum Vacuum of the pulsation waveform Stability Indication If the current reading varies from the average by more than 5 then the pulsation being measured is not stable The Function light will flash to warn the user to wait until the readings settle If the Function light does not stop flashing there is a problem with the pulsation being measured Auto power OFF If there is no vacuum on the port and you don t push any keys MiniTest will automatically turn OFF after 10 minutes to save battery life What is it measuring All Pulsation measurements are taken usi
8. will turn on Do not release the key yet 3 Press both the B and gt keys The PUL light should go off indicating the manual zero has been accepted Release all keys and check the display shows 0 0 e Damaged MiniTest s should be returned for repair There are no user serviceable parts inside the case and opening it may void your warrantee e f you have a question or problem you cannot solve contact InnovAg or your local distributor 10 Copyright InnovAg 1996 2003 FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Declaration of Conformity Standards to which Conformity is Declared e EN55011 1998 e EN50082 1 1997 e EN61000 4 2 e EN 61000 4 3 Manufacturer s Name InnovAg Pty Ltd Manufacturer s Address 82 Victoria St Sandringham Victoria 3191 Australia Type of Equipment Pulsation Tester Vacuum Gauge Brand Name MiniTest Model Number DR40 0080 the undersigned hereby declare that the equipment specified above conforms to the above Directives and Standards Signature Braham Basser Date 30 October 2001 Director InnovAg Pty Ltd Contents What is MiniTest Safety Precautions Maintenance and Calibration The Front Panel Vacuum S

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