IMI TA TA-SCOPE Hydraulic Testing Device User Guide
- October 27, 2023
- IMI TA
Table of Contents
- TA-SCOPE Hydraulic Testing Device
- Handheld
- DpS-Visio
- Connections for cables
- DpS-Visio – Main screen sequences
- DpS-Visio – Settings menu
- Quick measure – Handheld + DpS-Visio
- Quick measure – DpS-Visio
- PC communication
- Care and storage recommendations
- Calibration/Service
- Batteries
- Technical specification
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SCOPE Hydraulic Testing Device
**User Guide
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TA-SCOPE Hydraulic Testing Device
Welcome to your new TA-SCOPE
Instrument and measuring equipment
1 Handheld unit (Hh)
2 Dp Sensor unit (DpS-Visio)
3 Digital Temperature Sensor (DTS)
4 Measuring hoses with probe
5 Multi-charger for Handheld and Dp Sensor(s)
6 USB charging cable;
Hh – Multi-charger
7 USB-cable for connection;
Hh – DpS-Visio /
PC – DpS-Visio /
DpS-Visio – Multi-charger| 8 USB-cable for connection;
Hh – PC
9 Allen Keys 3 mm/5 mm
10 Presetting tool TBV-C, -CM, (-CMP)
11 Spare filters and O-rings for hoses (4 pcs)
12 Case
13 Calibration certificates for DpS-Visio and
DTS
14 Quick Guide
15 Guarantee/Service/Calibration form
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CAUTION! Read the user manual before using the product. Complete TA-SCOPE manual available on www.imi-hydronic.com.
Handheld
The display is divided into three areas, the Information bar, the Main display and the Function keys.
Information bar
| Battery status bar
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| Charging of battery
| Battery symbol
| Handheld
| Dp sensor DpS-Visio
Dp sensor (older version)
| Wireless communication
| Intensity of wireless signal
| Wireless signal set to Off
| Connection by cable
Press function key “Language” to select desired language.
| Function key
Options depend on text in display
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| On/Off
| Flow adjustment (Computer method)
Short cut button
| Return/Escape
| Enter
| Navigation up/down
| Navigation right/left
| Alphanumeric
0-9. A-Z plus symbols
DpS-Visio
The display is divided into three areas, the Information bar, the Main display
and the Function keys.
! Note! Never leave water in the Dp sensor unit when risk of freezing
exists (i.e., in the car during winter).
Connections for cables
Handheld connections
- Charger
- USB to PC
- Temperature probe (SPTP or DTS)
- USB to Dp Sensor
DpS-Visio connections
- Temperature probe 1 (SPTP or DTS)
- Temperature probe 2 (SPTP or DTS)
- Charger and USB to Handheld
DpS-Visio – Main screen sequences
Navigate button
Short press: Browse between menus described here
Long press: Entering setting menu (see page 6)
| Home
Dips-Visio type (5 or 10 bar)
Software version number
Battery level
Logging progress (Replaced by when a logging is waiting to start)| |
Logging
Logging progress (Replaced by when a logging is waiting to start) Progress in
time / Total logging time Time-step Last logged values
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Info
Software version number
Wireless software version number
Serial number| | Battery
Battery level
Battery installation date
Battery voltage
Battery current (+ when charging)
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Calibration
Dp range
Date of last factory calibration
Date of next recommended factory calibration| |
DpS-Visio – Settings menu
In the settings menu, customized adjustments of the Dips-Visio and information representation are managed.
Long press to open settings menu
Long press to close settings menu
Short press – jump to next screen
Arrow button to change settings
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Settings are open| | Change Dp measuring unit
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| Toggle Dp filtering on/of| | Change temperature unit
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Change display brightness level| | Toggle radio on/off
| Change time to display auto off| | Long press to close settings menu
Quick measure – Handheld + DpS-Visio
Measure flow
Warning! Beware of hot fluid in the valve. Always follow the sequence
described in the manual when connecting and disconnecting the measuring
equipment.
Warning! The surface on the Dp sensor unit can be hot while measuring on
hot media. Always use suitable safety equipment.
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Turn the handheld (Hh) and the Dp sensor (DpS-Visio) on.
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Connect measuring equipment.
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Hh: Navigate to Quick Measure in the main menu and press enter.
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Hh: Navigate to Measure Flow and press enter.
Water temperature over 125°F (52°C) can cause severe burns instantly or death from scalds.
Always consider the risks of injury from hot water before starting any measurement on a heating system and follow relevant local legislate- tin, regulations, standards and good industry practice for working with pressurized hot water systems. Always use appropriate personal safety equipment when working on a heating system.
Examples of appropriate safety equipment include (but are not limited to) a face shield, heat resistant rubber gloves and boots and a long sleeved apron (long enough to cover the tops of the boots). Always wear your boots inside your trouser legs to prevent/minimize any hot water flowing into your boots. IMI Hydronic Engineering will not take any responsibility for injury Howson- ever caused by hot water during measurement.
5:1 Input the given Design Flow for the terminal.
5:2 Define valve.
5:3 Input Valve Opening.
5:4 Define fluid -
Hh: Press function key Measure to start measuring.
(The DpS-Visio will automatically calibrate and then go to measuring mode.)
Quick measure – DpS-Visio
Measure differential pressure and temperature
Short press or long* press
Double press
| By-pass valve opening| | Measurement
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| Flushing and calibration| | Measurement without flushing and calibration
| By-pass valve closing| | Brings back to main screen sequence
*) Keeping pressed from the start keeps the calibration sequence in flushing phase.
Flushing phase is ended by releasing
PC communication
Download Hy Select
Download and install Hy Select from www.imi-hydronic.com.
Transfer of data
Connect TA-SCOPE to your PC to transfer data, e.g., hydronic networks and
collected system information to and from the HySelect software.
Use the USB-cable to connect the Handheld to a PC and the Hy Select software
will automatically connect to TA-SCOPE. Simply follow the instructions on the
PC.
Software upgrade
When a new version of the TA-SCOPE software is available, Hy Select will automatically suggest an upgrade. Simply connect your TA-SCOPE and follow the instructions on the PC.
Care and storage recommendations
- TA-SCOPE can be cleansed with a damped cloth and a lenient cleaning-agent.
- Change filter in the hoses regular.
- Never leave water in the Dap Sensor when risk of freezing exists (i.e., in a car during winter)!
- Do not expose to extreme temperatures, the battery may explode if disposed of in fire.
- Storage above 140° F is not allowed.
- Other usage than specified in this manual may cause damage to the unit or user.
Warning! Do not open the instrument. This can damage the instrument and void your guarantee! See user manual for further information.
Calibration/Service
The instrument (Dp sensors, temperature sensors) has been calibrated before
delivery.
IMI Hydronic Engineering recommend a yearly calibration and service. (See
Guarantee/Calibration/Service form).
Contact your local sales office for more information.
Batteries
Capacity and charging
Upon delivery the TA-SCOPE is partly charged and prepared to start balancing
immediately. The Information bar on the Handheld displays the battery status
for both Handheld and DpS-Visio whenever communication is established.
The Handheld and Dp sensor(s) can be charged at the same time through the
multi- charger. The TA-SCOPE is delivered with one multi-charger and 2
charging cables.
Handheld is charged with a special charging cable. Dips-Visio with the same
cable as used for communication with handheld (Hh) andic.
Charging – Operation instruction
(Choose the correct plug (fig A).)
- Connect the multi-charger to the wall socket. Wait for the indicator to show green color.
- Plug the device(s) into the USB port(s).
Warning! The supplied multi- charger from IMI Hydronic Engineering must be used!
CAUTION! (Multi-charger)
- Do not bend the blade or pins of the plug.
- If there are any strange sound, smoke or odor, pull of the cable(s) immediately.
- Do not disassemble. (it may cause fire or electric shock).
- Do not put any sharp objects into the venting hole. (it may cause fire or electric shock).
- Ensure to plug the multi-charger firmly.
- Ensure not to use damaged cable(s). (it may cause fire or electric shock).
- Ensure not to place the multi-charger on a bed, bag or inside a closet that is not good for ventilation.
- Always wipe off the multi-charger with a soft fabric, not water mop. (water may cause electric shock).
- Keep the power plug and outlet clean. (dirt may cause a short circuit and fire).
- Keep the product out of reach of children.
Technical specification
Measurement range
Total pressure
-TA-SCOPE….. max. 232 psi
-TA-SCOPE HP…. max. 362 psi
Differential pressure
-TA-SCOPE….0 – 72.5 psi
-TA-SCOPE HP…..0 – 145 psi
Recommended pressure range during flow measurements
-TA-SCOPE…..0.02 – 72.5 psi
-TA-SCOPE HP…..0.5 – 145 psi
Temperature liquid medium measurement…..-4 – +248°F
Measurement deviation
Differential pressure
– TA-SCOPE….. 0.015 psi or 1% of reading, whichever is the highest
– TA-SCOPE HP…………………… 0.029 psi or 1% of reading, whichever is the highest
Flow………… as for differential pressure + valve deviation
Temperature…..<0.36°F
Ambient temperature
During operation…..+32 – +104°F
During charging…..+32 – +104°F
During storage …….-4 – +150°F
) Do not leave water in the sensor when there is a risk of freezing
Humidity
Ambient humidity…..max. 90%RH
Sealing
Handheld unit (in wireless mode)…… IP 64
Dp sensor unit Dips-Visio (in wireless mode)….. IP 64
Digital temperature sensor….. IP 65
IP6X = dust tight
IPX4 = protected against splashing water
IPX5 = protected against water jets
Multi-charger
Input voltage……. 100-240 VAC
Input frequency….. 50-60 Hz
Output voltage…..5 VDC
Output current…..6800 mA
Connectors………………………… EU, UK, US, AU/NZ
Technical specifications valid at an altitude of max. 6560 ft.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
We reserve the right to introduce technical alterations without prior notice.
IMI Hydronic Engineering AB, 524 80 Lung, Sweden.
References
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