To install VDL200, you need the following
tools and equipment:
Content of the VDL200 product
package:
VDL200 device with mounting
bracket
According to order: measurement
probes, probe cables, probe holders, and batteries
If not included in the order: 4 pcs AA
size 1.5 V batteries, type LR6 (alkaline) or FR6 (lithium)
Cable ties or screws and wall plugs for
mounting
Cable tie cutter or screwdriver,
depending on mounting method
Ethernet cable
Power over Ethernet (PoE) power
source
For configuring the settings of VDL200:
Computer with Microsoft Windows® operating system (64-bit version) and Insight PC software (version 1.3.0
or later) installed, and a free USB port
USB-C cable for connecting VDL200 to
computer
Slide the mounting bracket out of the data logger.
Connect the measurement probes to the probe ports of the data logger:
Directly attached probes: Verify the orientation of the connector pins and push the
probe to the connector. Secure the probe using a probe nut.
Cable-attached probes: Connect the
cable to the probe port, and secure it using the M8 nut on the cable. Then connect the
probe to the cable.
Open the battery cover.
If the batteries have been inserted at the factory, verify their type (alkaline or
lithium) and remove the battery isolation tab if it is present. The tab prevents the
batteries from draining during storage.
If the battery compartment is empty, insert 4 AA size 1.5 V batteries of the
appropriate type. Follow the markings on the battery compartment to insert the batteries
in the right orientation.
Use batteries that have a full charge
and are not past their expiration date.
Lithium batteries must be used with
CO2 measurement, and when the ambient temperature of the data logger's
installation location is below 0 °C (+32 °F).
Press the power button for approximately 1 s to turn on the data logger. The data
logger plays a short sound effect when turning on and off.
The data logger starts up on battery
power and detects the connected probes. The measurements from the probes are
automatically assigned for display and recording.
Batteries are intended for backup use
only. Proceed to connect Power over Ethernet (PoE) as soon as possible. The Ethernet
connection is disabled until PoE is available.
Replace the battery cover.
Connect the Ethernet cable.
If the network does not provide PoE, connect a PoE power source between the network and
the data logger.
Remote management provides
additional configuration options that may be relevant for you. For example, the
temperature unit displayed by the data logger can be changed remotely. The default
temperature unit is degrees Celsius.
Check the display of the VDL200 to verify there are no active errors.