MAN-2-3.0 - Hardware Manual EVF

E-Val Flex
Hardware Manual
E-Val Flex Version 3.0

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Contents
1. SAFETY INFORMATION ................................................................................... 4
1.1 Directives .............................................................................................. 4
1.1.1 EMC........................................................................................................ 4
1.1.2 Low Voltage (Safety) .............................................................................. 4
1.1.3 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment............................................. 4
2. NEW ORDER CONTENTS ................................................................................. 4
2.1 E-Val Flex Validation System Orders ...................................................... 4
2.2 Expansion Module Orders ...................................................................... 5
3. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................. 6
4. E-VAL FLEX MODULE ...................................................................................... 7
4.1 Master Module ....................................................................................... 7
4.2 Expansion Module .................................................................................. 7
4.2.1 Handling ................................................................................................ 7
4.2.2 Support Stand ........................................................................................ 8
4.2.3 Procedure for Cleaning E-Val Flex Module .............................................. 8
4.3 Ellab Multibox ........................................................................................ 8
4.4 Ethernet Switch (HUB) and LAN to USB connection (CISCO) .................... 9
4.4.1 Instructions for installing the CISCO device ........................................... 9
5. SETUP .........................................................................................................11
5.1 Communication Setup for E-Val Flex Module ........................................11
5.1.1 Module Configuration ..........................................................................11
5.2 PC (LAN) Communication Setup ............................................................13
5.2.1 Windows 7 setup for LAN connection: ..................................................13
5.2.2 Windows 8 setup for LAN connection: ..................................................15
5.3 ValSuite Hardware Settings ...............................................................18
5.4 E-Val Flex Keyboard .............................................................................19
5.5 Display Setup: ......................................................................................20
5.6 Manual Start/Stop of E-Val Flex Module (Stand Alone Functionality) ....21
5.7 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................22
5.7.1 Communication issues .........................................................................22
6. PROBES & SENSORS.....................................................................................24
6.1 Temperature probes ............................................................................24
6.1.1 Temperature Probe Specifications .......................................................24
6.1.2 Procedure for Cleaning Probes .............................................................27
6.2 Pressure Sensor ...................................................................................27
6.2.1 Pressure Sensor Specifications ............................................................27
6.2.2 Procedure for Cleaning Pressure Sensor ..............................................28
6.3 Slipring contact....................................................................................28
6.3.1 Slipring contact Specifications .............................................................28
6.3.2 Slipring contact with optional connections ..........................................29
6.3.3 Temperature measurement in Rotating Retorts (Autoclaves) ...............29
6.3.4 R-Flex Module ......................................................................................29
6.3.5 Deformation measurement in Rotating Retorts (Autoclaves) ...............29
6.3.6 Deflection Specifications .....................................................................30

6.3.7 Setup Procedure for deflection ............................................................30
6.3.8 Procedure for Cleaning Slipring contact ...............................................33
6.4 Temperature and Relative Humidity in Smokehouses with E-Val Flex ..33
6.4.1 Installation: .........................................................................................33
6.4.2 Measurement procedure: .....................................................................33
7. BATTERY .....................................................................................................35
8. CALIBRATION ..............................................................................................36
8.1 Ellab Factory Calibration ......................................................................36
8.1.1 Calibration Types E-Val Flex ..............................................................36
8.2 In-House Calibration Solutions .............................................................36
8.2.1 ValSuite Calibration Options .............................................................36
8.2.2 Ellab Temperature Standard (ETS) ........................................................38
8.2.3 LiquiCal Baths ...................................................................................41
8.2.4 Ellab Dry Blocks ...................................................................................41
9. ACCESSORIES ..............................................................................................42
9.1 Packing Glands for Food and Pharmaceutical applications....................42
9.1.1 Packing Glands for Filled Containers Type HUJ ..................................42
9.1.2 Packing Gland Type GKJ .......................................................................42
9.1.3 Distance Piece & Space Bar ..................................................................43
9.1.4 Packing Gland for flat pouches Type TPJ Stainless steel frame ..........43
9.1.5 Packing Gland type GEJ ........................................................................43
9.1.6 TRJ for Lyotray .....................................................................................43
9.1.7 Packing Glands for bottles Type GVK .................................................44
9.1.8 Packing gland for different products Type HBJ ..................................44
9.1.9 ID-Labels for Ellab Thermocouples .......................................................45
9.1.10 Feed-through support for Pressure and Temperature probes ...............45
9.1.11 Feed-through packing gland for temperature probes in autoclaves ......46
9.1.12 IV Bags External Mounting Type GLK & GLJ ........................................47
9.1.13 Packing gland type GNK for ampoules ..................................................47
9.1.14 Packing glands for Vials Type GPK .....................................................47
9.1.15 Packing Gland for Multipoint Probe ......................................................47
9.1.16 Pressure measurement equipment and spares Type PAJ ....................48
9.1.17 O-rings for SSA probes and Pressure Sensor .........................................48
9.1.18 Suitcase solution ..................................................................................48
9.2 CUTTING TOOLS ...................................................................................49
9.3 Cutting Tool Types ...............................................................................49
9.3.1 TC89 - Can Punch .................................................................................49
9.3.2 TC41 and TC40S - Perforation and Pre-Perforation Tool .......................49
9.3.3 TC25 Cutting Tool and TC26 Spanner ...................................................50
10. Activation of ValSuite .................................................................................51
10.1 Online activation - The PC is connected to the internet. ......................51
10.1.1 Manual activation The PC is not connected to the internet. ................51
10.1.2 Release the license ..............................................................................52
11. ELLAB SERVICE CONTRACT ..........................................................................52
11.1 E-Val Flex Equipment Warranty ............................................................52
12. CHANGE LOG ...............................................................................................53

1. SAFETY INFORMATION
1.1 Directives
1.1.1 EMC
Ellab equipment has been tested to meet the European Electromagnetic Compatibility
Directive (EMC Directive, 2004/108/EC). The Declaration of Conformity for your
instrument lists the specific standards at which the unit was tested.
1.1.2 Low Voltage (Safety)

In order to comply with the European Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 2006/95/EC), Ellab
equipment has been designed to meet the IEC 1010-1 (EN 61010-1) and the IEC 1010-2-
010 (EN 61010-2-010) standards.
1.1.3 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

Ellab meets the European Community directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE), and is in accordance with the RoHS Directive
2002/95/EC, which is European Law since February 2003.
2. NEW ORDER CONTENTS

When a new system is ordered, equipment is shipped in a custom Ellab suitcase. The content of
the suitcases are as follows:
2.1 E-Val Flex Validation System Orders
Suitcase
Support Stand
Ethernet Cable
Converter to USB
Power Cable
USB Key
Software

2.2 Expansion Module Orders
Suitcase
Support Stand
Ethernet Cable
Power Cable

3. INTRODUCTION
The E-Val Flex Thermal Validation cable system is designed for validation applications that
require compliance with FDA guidelines and international GMP standards. The ValSuite software
keeps a complete database on all aspects of validation requirementstracking thermocouples,
calibration reports, test setup, data analysis, specific user access, and final compliance reports.
The E-Val Flex Modules can be used in any combination of Master and expansion modules, but
there must always be a Master in the configuration. When using more than one E-Val Flex
module, an Ethernet switch or hub is needed. If only one E-Val Flex module is being used, the
module can be directly connected to the computer Ethernet port with a crossover cable or
alternatively via USB using the USB/LAN adaptor.

4. E-VAL FLEX MODULE
4.1 Master Module

The E-Val Flex module is a small, intelligent instrument. It is possible to configure the module
using the keyboard and display. The Master module works as a stand-alone or as network
master. Once the module has been started, it can be disconnected and used as a stand- alone
unit. The module can handle up to 16 temperature sensors and 4 external sensors via RS485
port. The external sensors are connected via the RS485 communication port. If more than one
external sensor needs to be connected, it is necessary to have an Ellab Multibox interface with
four RS485 ports. To measure according to specifications, insert the probes, power up the
module, and wait at least 1 minute before starting data collection.
Master Module:
4, 8 or 16 Channel modules
8 MB Memory
Stainless Steel 316
1 second to 24 hours sample rate
Weight: 1.9 kg
Less than 5 Watts in power consumption
LAN port
RS485 Port
RS232 Port
For service only
AUX Port
4.2 Expansion Module

4, 8 or 16 Channel modules
8 MB Memory
Stainless Steel 316
1 second to 24 hours sample rate
Weight: 1.9 kg
Less than 5 Watts in power consumption
LAN Port
4.2.1 Handling
The E-Val Flex module needs to be placed in a way that ensures no water and moisture
penetrate into the cables and further on into the E-Val Flex box. This is ensured by using
the support stand. The construction of the support stand allows good visibility of the
display and easy connection of the cables. The support stand is mounted on the back of the
E-Val Flex module.

4.2.2 Support Stand
E-Val Flex module Support stand main

advantages:
Ideal for higher visibility of

displayed parameters
Ease of use - no tools needed

for mounting except a
screwdriver
Makes sure moisture is led away

from module
Stable and solid position of

module on table top
Compact when not in use
4.2.3 Procedure for Cleaning E-Val Flex Module

To assure proper contact between the E-Val Flex module and the sensors, it is necessary
to clean the female contacts on the E-Val Flex box. Moisten a cotton bud with alcohol and
clean the inside the female contacts.
4.3 Ellab Multibox

As mentioned above, it is necessary to use an Ellab Multibox if more than one external
sensor needs to be connected. It is possible to add a Digital Pressure Sensor, a Deflection
Module, and/or a Rotation Module using the RS485 connector.
Ordering Code Description
21411001 Multibox for 4 RS485 connections

If the user utilizes more than one unit of the same type (example two pressure sensors), it is
necessary to have different addresses on the units. Please inform Ellab when ordering
because the units can only be programmed at the manufacturing facility.
4.4 Ethernet Switch (HUB) and LAN to USB connection (CISCO)

When using more than one Master module in same configuration, an Ethernet switch is
needed to connect the modules. The modules can communicate through the LAN
connection to the PC.
4.4.1 Instructions for installing the CISCO device

Follow the installing procedure below.
4.4.1.1 Automatic driver install

1. Plug in the CISCO adapter and driver installation automatically starts.
2. Open Device Manager
a. Windows: Select start / right click on computer / select properties and select
Device Manager.
b. XP: Go to My Computer, right click and select Properties, in System Properties,
select the Hardware Tab and select device manager.
If the driver does not install properly, there will be a yellow exclamation mark in
Device Manager next to the device. See below for examples of an unsuccessful and a
successful install:
Successful Install:

Unsuccessful Install:
4.4.1.2 Manual Driver Install

1. If the CISCO driver does not automatically install, insert the CD.
2. In Device Manager select AX88x72A under Other devices. Right Click on
AX88x72A and select Update Driver Software.
3. Select Browse my computer for driver software.
4. Select Browse and select CD drive and select the driver for the appropriate
operating system.
5. Select OK.
6. Select Next and driver will be installed.
7. Open Device Manager and verify the driver installed properly. See image below
for proper install:

5. SETUP
The setup procedure consists of three steps:
1. Module Configuration
- Manual Configuration of IP Address
- Automatic Configuration of IP Address
2. PC (LAN) Communication Setup (Windows XP or Windows 7)

3. ValSuite Hardware Settings
5.1 Communication Setup for E-Val Flex Module
5.1.1 Module Configuration

The IP address can be issued either manually (DHCP=No) or the IP address can be
automatically defined by the server (DHCP=Yes). When changes to the IP address are
made, it is important to select Save and Reboot on the module.
As a rule of thumb, the following IP addresses can be used:
IP: 192.168.X.Y
where:
16<X<31
and 0<Y<255
Manual Configuration of IP Address

When configuring a system with more than one E-Val Flex module they must have
different IP addresses. For example, the first could be 192.168.001.50 and the other
192.168.001.51. See below for how to set up the E-Val Flex module using a manual IP
address.
1. Connect the crossed over Ethernet cable to the module and PC.
2. Power on the E-Val Flex module.
3. Push the Enter button.
4. Select the Setup using the Arrow up/down. Press Enter.
5. Select the Network Setup using the Arrow up/down. Press Enter.
6. Use the Down arrow to move the cursor down to the DHCP line. Press Enter.
7. When the cursor is on the DHCP line press the Enter button.
8. Use the Up or Down arrow to change to No. Press Enter.
9. Move the cursor to IP line using the Up arrow.
10. Push Enter button.

11. Enter 192.168.001.050 using the arrows.
12. Accept the settings by pushing the Enter button.
13. Move the cursor to the MAS line using the Down arrow.
17. Move the cursor to the GAT line using the Down arrows.
21. Move the cursor to the NS1 line using the Down arrow.
25. Move the cursor to the line Save and Reboot.
26. Push Enter.
Automatic Configuration of IP Address:

See below for how to set up the E-Val Flex module using an automatic IP address (server
will define the address).
1. Connect crossed over Ethernet cable.
2. Power on the E-Val Flex module.
4. Select the Setup using the Enter button.
5. Select Network Setup using the Enter button.
6. Use the Down arrow to move the cursor down to DHCP line. Press Enter.
7. When the cursor is on the DHCP line press the Enter button.
8. Use the Up or Down arrows to verify that the setting is Yes. Press Enter.
9. Move the cursor up to the Save and Reboot line. Press Enter.

5.2 PC (LAN) Communication Setup
When the E-Val Flex module network setup is done, the computer must be configured. The
computer must have a network card. The network card is configured using the control panel
network setup icon. The IP address can be entered manually using one of the above
suggested values or automatically defined by the DHCP server on the Network (wireless or
LAN). If the equipment is not online the entire time, user will not obtain all data but when
equipment is online again the missing data will be uploaded and the data collection will
continue. Windows XP, VISTA and Windows 7 are a bit different but the setup technique is
similar.
Follow the instructions below to adjust the communication setup on the PC:
5.2.1 Windows 7 setup for LAN connection:
1. Open the Control Panel.
2. Depending on PC Settings, select Network and Sharing Center or View network

status and tasks (Under network and Internet).

3. Connect Ethernet cable to PC and to E-Val Flex module. Power on the E-Val Flex
module.
4. Local Area Connection should be selected.
5. Local Area Connection Status opens. Select Properties.

6. Local Area Connection Properties will open. Select Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) and select Properties.
7. Choose Obtain an IP Address Automatically and click OK. For the Manual IP option,
choose Use the Following IP Address and enter the IP address assigned to the
module plus one. Example: If the module has an IP address of 192.168.1.50 then
input 192.168.1.51. Input subnet mask address of 255.255.255.0 (if it does not
automatically default). Select OK.
Note: The PC must have a different IP address to any of the E-Val Flex modules.
8. Click OK in Local Area Connection Properties window.
9. Select Close in the Local Area Connection Status window.

5.2.2 Windows 8 setup for LAN connection:
1. Move the cursor down to the right corner of the screen and select settings.
2. Open the control panel.
3. Select network and Internet

4. Network and internet opens, select Network and sharing Center.
5. Network and Sharing Center opens, select Ethernet.
6. The Ethernet status opens, Select Properties.

7. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click Properties.
8. Choose Obtain an IP Address Automatically and click OK. For the Manual IP option,
choose Use the Following IP Address and enter the IP address assigned to the module
plus one. Example: If the module has an IP address of 192.168.1.50 then input
192.168.1.51. Input subnet mask address of 255.255.255.0 (if it does not automatically
default). Select OK.
Note: The PC must have a different IP address to any of the E-Val Flex modules.

5.3 ValSuite Hardware Settings
1. Open the ValSuite software. Click E-Val Flex and Hardware Settings.
2. The E-Val Flex Hardware Settings window opens. Enter the IP address of the E-Val Flex
module and click Add.
3. Add E-Val Flex window opens. Enter an Alias name. The default sample rate can be
defined here. Click OK.
NOTE: The sample rate can be adjusted within the E-Val Flex Hardware Settings window by selecting the module name and
selecting Edit.

5.4 E-Val Flex Keyboard
Keyboard:
The keyboard consists of six buttons.
Four arrows, an enter button (one level down), and a cancel

button (one level up).
Cancel button:
Clicking the Cancel button activates the scroll stop function.
The scrolling is reduced to 20 times the normal scroll time and it
can be restarted by pressing the Cancel button again.
When in SETUP you return to previous level, when pressing the
C button.
Enter button:
When clicking the Enter button, 3 options are available: Setup,
Display Setup and Start/Stop.
Up arrows:
Click the enter button before clicking on the arrow.
Clicking either the Up or Down arrows makes it possible to step
through all the channel information lines. Press the Cancel
button to return to previous level.
Down arrow:
Same functionality as the Up arrow.
Left arrow:
Clicking the left arrow activates the Set Marker option. Use the
up and down arrows to find the correct text and choose it by
clicking the enter button. There are four predefined markers
present but it is possible to custom define up to ten text
markers. This will be displayed on the graph. The Time Marker
names can be edited in the ValSuite software. Refer to the
software manual for instructions.
Right arrow:
No current functionality.

5.5 Display Setup:
In the display setup, there are six functionsScroll Time, Backlight, Contrast, Display Empty
Channels, Display Process Line and Low/High.
Scroll Time:
Move the cursor to the Scroll Time line and click Enter. The value can be adjusted using
the up and down arrows. Click Enter to accept the new value.
Definition: 1-10 seconds (default 2 seconds)
Backlight Time:
Move the cursor to the Backlight line and click Enter. The value can be adjusted using the
top and down arrows. Click Enter to accept the new value. Each time a button is activated
the back light period starts.
Definition: 1-120 seconds (default 60 seconds)
Contrast:
Move the cursor to the Contrast line and click Enter. The value can be adjusted using the
up and down arrows. Click Enter to accept the new value.
Definition: 13-126 (default 22)
Display Empty Channels:
Move the cursor to the Disp. Empty Line and click Enter. Chose either Yes or No using the
up and down arrows. Click Enter to accept the new setting. (default is No)
Display Process:
Move the cursor to the Dis. Process line and click Enter. Chose either Yes, No, or Smart
using the up and down arrows. Click Enter to accept the new setting. Yes means that a
process information line is present in the display. No means that it is not present. Smart
means that the process line is present if there is relevant information available. (default
is Smart)
Low/High:
Move the cursor to the D. Low/High line and click the Enter button. Chose either No,
Temp, F Val, or toggle using the up and down arrows. Click Enter to accept the new
setting. No means that no low/high information line is present in the display. Temp.
means that a temperature low/high line is present in the display. Toggle means that the
module scrolls and shows either a low/high F value or a low/high temperature value in
the display. The channel with the low value is marked with < and the channel with the
high value is marked with >. (default is No)

Temp. Unit:
Move the cursor to the Temp. Unit line and click the Enter button. The function can be
adjusted to F, K, or C. The E-Val Flex module display will reflect the choice. (default is C)
Press. Unit:
Move the cursor to the Press. Unit line and click the Enter button. The function can be
adjusted to mbar, psi, hPa, or kPa. The E-Val Flex module display will reflect the choice.
(default is mbar)
Length:
Move the cursor to the Length Unit line and click the Enter button. The function can be
adjusted to mm or inch. The E-Val Flex module display will reflect the choice. (default is
mm)
5.6 Manual Start/Stop of E-Val Flex Module (Stand Alone Functionality)

The E-Val Flex module is capable of being ran as a stand-alone unit. The module does not
need to be connected to the ValSuite software during the process but data can be transferred
to the ValSuite database at a later time.
1. The sample rate for the E-Val Flex module needs to be defined in the ValSuite
software. This can be adjusted by selecting E-Val Flex and Hardware Settings.
NOTE: The E-Val Flex module must be connected to the PC to adjust the sample rate.
2. In the E-Val Flex Hardware Settings window, right click on the appropriate E-Val Flex
module and select Edit.
3. The sample rate can be adjusted and click OK. The module can now be disconnected
from PC and is now ready to be used as a stand-alone unit.
4. Use the following steps to start data collection on module:
Press Enter button on module
Select Start/Stop. Press Enter.
Select Erase/Start. Press Enter.
Select Erase/Start again. Press Enter.
5. Use the following steps to restart data collection on the module:
Press Enter button on module
Select Erase/Restart. Press Enter.
Select Erase/Restart again. Press Enter.
6. Use the following steps to stop data collection on the module:
Press Enter button on module. Press Enter.
Select Stop process. Press Enter.

Select Stop. Press Enter.
7. Reconnect the E-Val Flex module to PC and select the New E-Val Flex Session icon.
8. Input a session name and click OK.

9. Select Yes to loading the existing data on the module to the software.
10. Disconnect all sensors from the E-Val Flex module and click OK.
11. Click OK in E-Val Flex Quick Start window.
5.7 Troubleshooting
5.7.1 Communication issues

If communications with the module fails the Ping utility is available in Windows 7,
Windows VISTA and Windows XP.
This utility is used to test whether a particular host is reachable across an Internet Protocol
(IP) network and to measure the round-trip time for the packets sent from the local host to
a destination computer, including the local host's own interfaces.
In Windows operating systems, the command to run is called ping.
Follow the procedure below to perform a ping test:
1. Click START icon on your taskbar.
2. Type CMD in the field and cmd.exe window appears. See below.

3. In the command prompt, enter command;
Ping followed by the IP address of your E-Val Flex.
FOR EXAMPLE: ping 192.168.0.1
CORRECT CONNECTION BAD CONNECTION
If host is unreachable (Bad connection), possible solutions could be:

Verify connection.
Verify IP addressed on module.
When running several modules in same configuration, verify that they do not have same
address.
If ping function is not able to find the unit, ValSuite will not be able to find the unit either.

6. PROBES & SENSORS
The E-Val Flex Master Module allow connection of 4-16 temperature probes as well as digital
pressure, rotation or deflection sensors via RS485 interface.
The E-Val Flex expansion module offers 4-16 temperature probes.
6.1 Temperature probes
The E-Val Flex modules are designed for Ellab premium grade type T, 7 strand thermocouples.
The Ellab thermocouples are equipped with an electronic ID which eases the identification of the
thermocouples.
The standard ss* probes are supplied with threads that fit into packing glands which form a no-
leaking seal into packages or cans. See section about Accessories.
6.1.1 Temperature Probe Specifications
(Most typical examples mentioned only)
Ordering code Dimensions Sensor Type Specifications

Operating Range -20C to +135C
SSA-TS
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C
25105003 Needle 1,2 dia. x 50mm Response Time 0.8 sec
25105009 Needle 1,2 dia. x 80mm Electrode Material Stainless Steel
25105006 Needle 1,2 dia. x 100 mm Electrode Dimension 1.2mm
25105008 Needle 1,2 dia. x 115 mm Round, Sharp,

Electrode end
Conic
Cable Material Silicone
Cable Dimension 4.0 mm
SSA-TF Operating Range -50C to +135C
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C
25105029 Needle 1.2 dia. x 50 mm Response Time 0.8 sec
25105036 Needle 1.2 dia. x 80 mm Electrode Material Stainless Steel
25105019 Needle 1.2 dia. x 100 mm

Electrode Dimension 1.2mm
25105100 Needle 1.2 dia. x 115 mm Round, Sharp,
Electrode end
Conic
Cable Material PTFE
2.0 x1.2 mm
Cable Dimension
2.6 x 1.6 mm

SSV
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C
Response Time 0.8 sec
Electrode Material Stainless Steel

25105042 Needle 2.0 dia. x 55 mm
Electrode Dimension 2.0 mm
Round, Sharp,
Electrode end
Conic

SSS
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C

25105057 Needle 2.0 dia. x 50 mm
25105017 Needle 2.0 dia. x 100 mm
25105018 Needle 2,0 dia. x 120 mm Electrode Dimension 2.0 or 3.0 mm
Round, Sharp,
Electrode end
Conic

SSR-TS
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C

25105160 Needle 2.0 dia. x 50 mm
25105002 Needle 2.0 dia. x 100 mm
25105088 Needle 2.0 dia. x 150 mm Electrode Dimension 2.0 or 3.0 mm
Round, Sharp,
Electrode end
Conic

SD4-TS
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C

25105051 Needle 3.0 dia. x 80 mm
Electrode Material Polyoxymethylen
25101554 Needle 3.0 dia. x 150 mm
25105169 Needle 3.0 dia. x 200 mm Electrode Dimension 3.0 mm
Electrode end Round
8.0 mm by probe
Cable Dimension with 4 measuring point

HIGH TEMPERATURE PROBES
STC-TF
<0.2C / calibrated
Accuracy
0.05C
Electrode Material PTFE

25105030 3,2 mm cable
25105074 2,2 mm cable Electrode Dimension 3.8 x 1.8 mm
Electrode end Round
Cable Material PTFE
2.0 x 1.2 mm
Cable Dimension
2.6 x 1.6 mm

-185C to +300C
Operating Range
SSU-MM (+400C short term)
1.0% of measuring
Accuracy
range
Mineral Insulated
Electrode Material
Metal Sheated
25105012 1,0 m m cable
Electrode Dimension 1.0 mm
Electrode end Round
Mineral Insulated
Cable Material
Metal Sheated

-0C to +260C
Operating Range
STC-KT (+350 short term)
Accuracy 0.5C

25105075 1,7 mm cable
( 2,5 x 12 mm tip)
Electrode Dimension 2.5 x 12 mm
Electrode end Round
Cable Material Kapton

STC-AC
Accuracy <0.5C
Electrode Material Fibre Glass

25105021 1,8 mm cable
( 2.5 x 12mm tip)
Electrode Dimension 2.5 x 12 mm
Electrode end Round
Cable Material Fibre Glass
1.8 x 1.1 mm
Cable Dimension
for usage in hot air

6.1.2 Procedure for Cleaning Probes
To assure proper contact between the probes and the E-Val Flex module, it is necessary to
clean the Jack Plug (male contact). Moisten a cloth with alcohol and lightly clean the tip of
the jack plug.
6.2 Pressure Sensor
6.2.1 Pressure Sensor Specifications
Ordering code Sensor Type Specifications
PRESSURE SENSOR Measuring Range 0 to 4 Bar (abs)
Measuring Accuracy 0.15% FS
Output RS485
Range 2 bar: 2mbar

21412000 Long Term Stability typ.
Range > 2 bar: 0.2% FS
Storage-/Operating 20..150C
Temperature Range (Electronics Max. 120C)
IP64 Optional: IP67 or IP68

Protection
(With Cable)
Material In Contact with Stainless Steel 316 L (DIN

Media 1.4435)/Viton
Connect the pressure sensor RS485 connector to the E-Val Flex RS485 port (always connect
all cables before adding the main power).
The ValSuite software will automatically configure the E-Val Flex module.
The data session with pressure sensor may look like the example below.

6.2.2 Procedure for Cleaning Pressure Sensor
If needed, clean the Pressure sensor with rinsing water only.
Warning: Do not try to clean the pressure sensor in other ways than with rinsing water, as
this will damage the sensor.
When not in use apply the yellow protection cap.
6.3 Slipring contact

The slipring contact is used to facilitate temperature, rotation and deformation in rotating
retorts. The slipring contact is mounted on the drive shaft of the rotating autoclave. The
probes are introduced through the shaft via a packing gland and led into the probe sockets
of the revolving part of the contact, which has a nylon bar to prevent rotation. The
stationary part has a locking screw (8mm ) for fixing the contact to a suitable connection
piece fitted to the drive shaft. The slipring contacts accept (Cu/CuNI) Type T (NBS561)
thermocouple probes only.
The rotation sensor on the slipring contact is connected to the E-Val Flex module through
the RS485 and the R-Flex Module. Slipring contacts are available with 4, 6, 8, 12 and 16
channels.
6.3.1 Slipring contact Specifications

Ordering code Channels Sensor Type Specifications
DCS-EL Slipring Contact Rotating

0-60 x 1 RpM
measuring Range
25405008 4 Temp. Channels Accuracy 1 RpM
25405002 6 Temp. Channels

From 4 to 16
Capacity
25405004 8 Temp. Channels channels
25405007 12 Temp. Channels 230 x 190 x 60

Dimensions
mm
25405001 16 Temp. Channels
Weight From 2.5 kg

6.3.2 Slipring contact with optional connections
The picture below shows how temperature, rotation and deflection are connected to the
slipring contact and the E-Val Flex module.
6.3.3 Temperature measurement in Rotating Retorts (Autoclaves)

Depending on type of slipring contact it is possible to feed in 4-16 type T thermocouples
all equipped with unique electronic ID identification. Choose between different models
and lengths.
6.3.4 R-Flex Module

21414000 R-Flex Module
6.3.5 Deformation measurement in Rotating Retorts (Autoclaves)

The DA26 Deflection mounting kit and the LVDT Deflection Sensor is needed when
measuring Deflection (Deformation) in rotating retorts. The LVDT Deflection Sensor is

connected to 3 temperature input sockets, which means that the capacity of temperature
channels will be reduced by three. The deflection device is connected to the E-Val Flex
module through the RS485 cable and the D-Flex module.
6.3.6 Deflection Specifications
Deflection measurement
Ordering code Description Specifications
equipment
DEFLECTION SYSTEM
Measuring Range -8 to +8mm
25501003 LVDT - Deflection

Transducer (4)
25000058 SHD - Stainless Steel

Support (2)
25000xxx Tray Holding Device (1)

Resolution 0.01mm
*minimum clearance above container +80
21413000 D-Flex module (5)
6.3.7 Setup Procedure for deflection

Connect the deflection sensor RS485 connector to the E-Val Flex RS485 port (always
connect all cables before adding main power).
The ValSuite software will automatically configure the E-Val Flex module.

A. A tray holding device (1) is manufactured according to the type and size of the
container, and for this purpose a sample of the container(s) has to be sent to Ellab.
See examples below for process setup.
B. The container is fixed with a stainless steel plate, and the holding device is
fastened with four screws, so it will not move around during processing.
C. The SHD stainless steel support (2) is positioned on top of the holding device so
that the clamp (3) is positioned at the measuring point wanted, and then fastened
with four screws.
For plastic trays, holding devices are available with up to three measuring points
(top, bottom and side) for establishing the most optimal process parameters.
D. The LVDT deflection transducer (4) is then introduced into the autoclave chamber
and positioned in the SHD stainless steel support tray, and the complete device is
positioned at the spot wanted. Normally the unit is placed in retort/autoclave with
a typical load. The position need to be stable during the process to avoid false
results. The transducer need to be able to move up and down. Normally the
maximum value on how much the packing will expand during the process is
important.
E. The LVDT deflection transducer cable is then connected to a D-Flex module (5)
which again is connected to the RS485 port at the E-Val Flex master module.

By using a multibox (see picture below) it is possible to monitor deflection, autoclave
pressure and container pressure using the RS485 port on the E-Val Flex master
module.
Switch off power on E-Val flex module, connect the multibox to E-Val flex box, and
connect all equipment that requires the RS485 connection.
Turn power on again. Verify that the parameters are presented in the display.
F. Open ValSuite, select the new E-Val Flex session icon
G. A new session opens. Input name and select OK.
H. The E-Val Flex Quick Start box opens. Mark start automatically, select module(s)
and select OK.
I. The E-Val flex starts, data transmission begins online.
J. Select the D-Flex module channel under the session name. Right click on mouse.
The D-Flex menu will appear.
K. Verify that the D-flex transducer and clamp are still placed in the correct position.
L. Select Adjust Zero Offset and the D-flex module will zero out.
M. Select E-Val Flex and Restart in ValSuite.
N. Warning window will appear. Select OK.
O. The session and measurement will restart.
P. Start the process (autoclave).
Q. Measure during processing.
R. When process has ended select E-Val Flex, select Stop in ValSuite program.
S. The session will stop and reports can be generated.

The data session, including the deflection sensor, may look like the example above.
6.3.8 Procedure for Cleaning Slipring contact

Moisten a cutton bud with alcohol and clean the input sockets if needed. To clean the jack
plug, moisten a cloth with alcohol and clean the male contacts. Do NOT try to clean inside
the slipring contact, as this will damage the contact.
6.4 Temperature and Relative Humidity in Smokehouses with E-Val Flex

For measurements in batch and continuous smokehouses a special E-Val Flex Fixture (Type
TRH 9601) for holding E-Val Flex probes is available. The fixture includes a water reservoir.
The fixture and the two probes are measuring the relative humidity psychrometrically.
NOTE: The water reservoir and the probes should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
6.4.1 Installation:
1. Place the Fixture and the two probes for the Dry/Wet application in a well-ventilated
location, where the wind flow is 2.4 m/s.
2. Do not place the fixture near sources of heat or vapor.
3. Locate the Fixture approximately 1.2 to 2 meter above the ground.
6.4.2 Measurement procedure:

1. Open the water reservoir and fill it up.
2. The cotton sock needs to be soaked in distilled water before placing it in the water
reservoir. Then place one probe in the wet sock and fix the sock by using a clamp.
(see picture)
The other probe is kept dry. The two probes needs to be placed as shown in the
picture.

25900013 TRH 9601
Water reservoir with 2 probes.
3. Start the E-Val Flex module in ValSuite. See ValSuite manual for more information.
4. Place the Fixture for Dry/Wet applications in the chamber.

It needs to be placed where the wind flow has a velocity of 2.4 m/s.
5. Stop the E-Val Flex module in ValSuite and add Dry/Wet Report. The report will
calculate the relative humidity (RH%) of the chamber automatically. See Valsuite
manual for more information.

7. BATTERY
Ordering code Type Voltage Battery life
21400050 Battery for Flex modules 12 V 8 hours rechargeable
21400051 Battery charger for Flex modules

EU
- -
21400054 Battery charger for Flex modules
US/JP

8. CALIBRATION
8.1 Ellab Factory Calibration
It is recommended that all Ellab probes , ETS and E-Val Flex modules are returned to Ellab at
least once a year for factory calibration. Ellab performs the factory calibration which adjusts
and writes a new calibration date to the probe and ETS. A certificate is generated and as found
/ as left data are included as default. All calibrations performed by Ellab are NIST and NPL
traceable. E-Val Flex module and ETS firmware will also be updated. The software will (by
default) automatically warn the user 12 months after the last ETS calibration date.
NOTE: When shipping equipment back to Ellab for calibration / inspection; please be sure that the equipment is packaged well.
Use extra care when shipping ETS. Ellab is not responsible for any equipment damaged in the shipment from the customer.
NOTE: Firmware will be updated, unless customer request otherwise.
8.1.1 Calibration Types E-Val Flex
8.1.1.1 Module Calibration

Calibration Points: -200,-100,0, 200 and 400C
8.1.1.2 Standard Temperature Calibration (SSA-TS,STC-TF)

Calibration Points: 0, 121 and 135C
8.1.1.3 High Temperature Calibration (SSU,STC-AC,STC-KT)

Calibration Points SSU & STC-AC : 200,300 and 400C.
Calibration Points STC-KT : 0,150,250 and 350C.
8.1.1.4 Additional Temperature Checkpoints

Standard Additional Checkpoints: -50, -80 and -196C.
Additional custom checkpoints can be added.
8.1.1.5 Pressure Calibration: E-Val Flex

Pressure Calibration Points: 1000, 2000,3000,4000 and 50 mBar.
Temperature Calibration Points :20,50,80 and 120C.
Additional calibration points can be added.
8.2 In-House Calibration Solutions
8.2.1 ValSuite Calibration Options

ValSuite software includes three different methods for calibrating E-Val Flex: Manual
Calibration, Semi-Automatic (only for temperature) and Full Automatic (only for
temperature).

8.2.1.1 Manual Calibration
First enter the reference values (Temperature, Pressure), then select the time of the
reference reading, and the software will calculate the offsets.
NOTE: Please reference the software manual for setting up and running a manual calibration in the ValSuite software.
Procedure how to manually calibrate the EVF digital pressure sensor:
1. Turn on the nVision pressure calibrator
2. Close air release valve (small wheel)
3. Start E-Val Flex including digital pressure sensor in ValSuite calibration menu
4. Remove yellow protection cap on digital pressure sensor
5. Connect digital pressure sensor to adaptor on nVision
6. Use the manual pump to generate required pressure 0-7000 mBar
7. Wait until pressure stabilizes if required adjust with fine tuning valve (large
wheel)
8. Measure pressure over a period of aprox 10 minute
9. Record corresponding time and pressure data shown on nVision
10. Stop E-Val Flex and stop the calibration process.
11. Use the recorded time/pressure data in the ValSuite calibration setup menu.
Ordering Model Power Measuring

code Range
20003100 nVision Battery operated 0-7Bar absolute
8.2.1.2 Semi-Automatic Calibration

The temperature standard and the probe data are collected by the software and saved
in the session file. The software will instruct the operator when to change the set point
of the bath. The calibration offsets are automatically calculated.
NOTE: Please reference the software manual for setting up and running a semi-automatic calibration in the ValSuite
software.

8.2.1.3 Full Automatic Calibration
The temperature standard and the probe data are collected by the software and saved
in the session file. ValSuite controls the bath set points and the calibration is fully
automated by the software.
NOTE: Please reference the software manual for setting up and running a full automatic calibration in the ValSuite
software.
8.2.1.4 Temperature extrapolation

The temperature extrapolation functionality makes it possible to extend the
adjustment by X degrees Celsius beyond the outer calibration points (the default value
is 5 degree). To adjust this value, reference the software manual.
NOTE: The extrapolation value can be viewed, but not adjusted on the module.
8.2.2 Ellab Temperature Standard (ETS)

The ETS can be operated as an integrated part of ValSuite. It is a temperature standard
which can be started and stopped and used in reports analysis and calibration.
8.2.2.1 ETS Versions and Measuring Ranges

Ordering code Type Temp. Range Accuracy
0.025C
20000190 ETS10 -80 to +250C
0.015C*
20000191 ETS20 -50 to +150C 0.020
-196 to
20000192 ETS25 0.025
+420C
*Accuracy between -50 and +150C
8.2.2.2 Proper Use

Although the ETS is quite robust, it should be handled with care. Dropping or
mechanical shock will loosen or damage the electronic connections. The platinum
resistor is extremely sensitive and drift can occur if not handled properly.
Only use cables (USB) provided by Ellab.
ETS system must be properly grounded.
Never use the ETS outside the measuring range.
Any ETS with recurring problems should be returned to Ellab for service.
In order to maintain the accuracy of the ETS, it is recommended that they are re-
calibrated by Ellab at least once every 12 months.
8.2.2.3 Setting up the ETS

The ETS can be setup in 3 different ways. It can be used as a standalone unit with a
display, in connection with ETS Suite software or it can be setup in connection with the
ValSuite software.

Set Up For Stand Alone Unit w/ Display.
1. Connect the ETS using a USB cable to the ETS display.

2. Connect the display to the power supply.
Set Up For ETS Using ETS Suite.
NOTE: The USB driver must be installed first.
1. Connect the ETS to the PC via USB cable.

2. Verify that ETI Suite is detecting the connected ETS.
Set Up for ETS Using ValSuite
1. If using the USB connection, install the Ellab USB driver first.
2. Disconnect all equipment.
3. The driver can be found on the ValSuite disc (USB Driver).
4. Run the file Ellab USBDrivers_xxx.exe

Installation for Windows 7 & Windows 8

8.2.3 LiquiCal Baths
8.2.3.1 Bath Types and Measuring Ranges

Ordering code Type Power Temp. Range
TM
20100140 LiquiCal LL 115V/60Hz -80 to +110C
TM
20100150 LiquiCal LL 230V/50Hz -80 to +110C
TM
20100151 LiquiCal SL 115V/60Hz -40 to +150C
TM
20100141 LiquiCal SL 230V/50Hz -40 to +150C
20100152 LiquiCalTMHL 115V/50-60Hz +40 to +300C
20100142 LiquiCalTMHL 230V/50-60Hz +40 to +300C

TM
20100153 LiquiCal SM(Micro Bath) 115V/50-60Hz -20 to +140C
TM
20100143 LiquiCal SM(Micro Bath) 230V/50-60Hz -20 to +140C
20100154 LiquiCalTMHM (Micro Bath) 115V/50-60Hz +35 to +200C
20100144 LiquiCalTMHM (Micro Bath) 230V/50-60Hz +35 to +200C
8.2.3.2 Proper Use and Bath Setup

1. Reference the LiquiCal user manual before unpacking and setting up.
2. Connect the Ellab RS232 cable from the COM port on the computer to the RS232
port on the bath.
3. Use Hardware Manager in ValSuite to select appropriate serial port.
4. Connect the power cable to an appropriate outlet and turn the bath on.
NOTE: Make sure power supply is grounded and connect bath to COM port of PC before connecting the power.
5. Verify that the liquid in the bath is circulating
8.2.4 Ellab Dry Blocks

Ordering Model Power Measuring
code Range
115 to 230 VAC /
20000155 PTC 155A -25 to +155C
50-60Hz
115 to 230 VAC /

20000350 PTC 350A +33 to +350C
50-60Hz
115 to 230VAC /
20000156 RTC 156A -30 to 155C
50-60HZ
115 to 230 VAC /

20000159 RTC 159A -100 to 155C
50-60 HZ
8.2.4.1 Proper Use and Setup

1. Reference the user manual before unpacking and setting up.
2. Before the dry blocks can be used together with ValSuiteTM, JofraCal needs to be
installed.
3. Connect the USB cable from the USB port on the computer to the USB port on the
dry block.
4. Connect the power cable to an appropriate outlet and turn the bath on.
NOTE: Make sure power supply is grounded and connect bath to USB port of PC before connecting the power.
5. Using the software manual, verify that ValSuite is detecting the dry block.

9. ACCESSORIES
Ellab manufactures a wide range of packing glands and tools, which enable proper mounting in
an array of containers / packaging. Please contact your local Ellab sales representative for a
complete list of accessories, instructions on using the accessories or for more product
information.
9.1 Packing Glands for Food and Pharmaceutical applications

The packing gland is the device that enables the measuringsensor to be introduced into the
product and allows the user to measure at the cold spot without compromising the packaging
system. Packing glands are available for inserting sensors into any variety of packaging. The
glands are threaded to accept sensors and will maintain the seal when pressurized.
9.1.1 Packing Glands for Filled Containers Type HUJ
25810405 Packing Gland for filled metal cans
9.1.2 Packing Gland Type GKJ

Ordering code Description
25810xxx Packing gland with stainless steel tube
35901000 Packing gland without stainless steel tube
25810064
Rubber washer outer (10 pcs)
25810063 Finger screw
25810065 Rubber washer inner, 10 pcs

9.1.3 Distance Piece & Space Bar
258102xx Distance piece
259040xx Space bar in PEEK
259030xx Space bar in stainless steel
9.1.4 Packing Gland for flat pouches Type TPJ Stainless steel frame
Internal fixture for flat pouches

35000113
(Sample of the packaging necessary)
9.1.5 Packing Gland type GEJ
25810021 Packing Gland for low profile cans
9.1.6 TRJ for Lyotray
35000126 TRJ for Lyotray

9.1.7 Packing Glands for bottles Type GVK
25900041 Packing gland for crown cork bottle, 29mm neck
2590xxxx Packing gland for bottle. Custom size available
9.1.8 Packing gland for different products Type HBJ

35000003 Fixture for sausages
35000002 Fixture for shrimps
25000098 Fixture for ravioli

9.1.9 ID-Labels for Ellab Thermocouples
For easy and fast identification of thermocouples and logger sensors, the color coded ID
labels are a very convenient tool.
ID-Label
25105998 Shrink tube ID-Labels for STC thermocouples.

Orange with black text. (Max temp. +200C)
(Set of 1-16.)
ID-Label
25105999 Shrink tube ID-Labels for STC thermocouples.

Yellow with black text. (Max temp. +200C)
(Set of 1-16.)
ID-Engrave
25105997
ID Number engraved on electrode tip
9.1.10 Feed-through support for Pressure and Temperature probes
Feed through , incl. rubber packing without

21412006
holes
25800064 Rubber Packing with 8 holes,
21412007 Tri Clamp/Flange,
Feed through , incl. rubber packing without

21412003
holes
25800065 Rubber Packing with 16 holes,
21412004 Tri Clamp/Flange,
Feed through 1, incl. rubber packing without

21412001
holes
25800063 Rubber Packing with 16 holes, 1
21412002 Tri Clamp/Flange, 1

9.1.11 Feed-through packing gland for temperature probes in autoclaves
Packing Gland including solid rubber packing

25800017
(no holes)
Rubber Packing with 4 holes,

25800003 For silicone cables
Hole diameter: 4 mm

25800079 For PTFE cables
Hole diameter: 2 mm

Hole diameter: 2 mm

25800016
(no holes)

Hole diameter: 4 mm

Hole diameter: 4 mm

Hole diameter: 4 mm

Hole diameter: 2 mm

Hole diameter: 2 mm

Hole diameter: 2 mm

25800027
(no holes) 1
Rubber Packing with 12 holes, 1

Hole diameter: 4 mm

Hole diameter: 4 mm

Hole diameter: 2 mm

Hole diameter: 2 mm

9.1.12 IV Bags External Mounting Type GLK & GLJ
25810066 Gland for IV bags, stainless steel
25902002 Gland for IV Bags, for 8mm neck, peek
25810707 Gland for plastic ampoules, syringe barrels, with

cone in peek
25810708 Gland for plastic ampoules, syringe barrels, with

cone in stainless steel
9.1.13 Packing gland type GNK for ampoules

2581000x Packing gland for ampoules
9.1.14 Packing glands for Vials Type GPK

25810087 Gland for vials with neck diameter 20 mm
25810088 Gland for vials with neck diameter 32 mm
9.1.15 Packing Gland for Multipoint Probe
25810026 Packing Gland for multipoint probe
Protection tube for multipoint probe

25810345

9.1.16 Pressure measurement equipment and spares Type PAJ
21412005 Pressure connecting kit for containers
25520003 Rubber seal (set of 10 pcs.)
25520006 Rubber washer (set of 10 pcs.)
25520009 Fibre washer (set of 10)
25520027 Internal Capillary tube
9.1.17 O-rings for SSA probes and Pressure Sensor
Black o-ring for SSA probes

25810022
(set of 10 pcs.)
O-ring for Digital Pressure Sensor

21412099
(set of 10 pcs.)
9.1.18 Suitcase solution
Suitcase solution
21204001 E-Val Flex plus ETS

9.2 CUTTING TOOLS
Use of Ellabs packing glands requires perforation of the container / pouch being used.
9.3 Cutting Tool Types
9.3.1 TC89 - Can Punch
25000018 Can punch for all kinds of containers
9.3.2 TC41 and TC40S - Perforation and Pre-Perforation Tool
25000010 TC41 - Pre-perforater for TC40S
25000044 TC40S - Cutting tool for metal containers
9.3.2.1 TC42 - Cutting Tool
Cutting tool for plastic containers.

25000012
8mm

9.3.3 TC25 Cutting Tool and TC26 Spanner
25000009 Cutting tool for HUJ and GUJ
25000014 Spanner for HUJ and GUJ

10. Activation of ValSuite
The first time the user opens ValSuite the user need to activate the software.
10.1 Online activation - The PC is connected to the internet.
1. If the PC is connected to the Internet select the Online activation

2. Write the license key (38 digit) from the Ellab E-mail, using the copy and paste function
3. Example of a license key is following: B1U10-10R01-GHJ2K-M8N7P-3Q4ST-MG4XM-
8GVHT-DU34E-M
Evaluation of a License key format:

Icon Description
License Key is valid and ready to be activated, go to next step.
License Key is invalid, try to copy and paste the key again or retype
the code.
License Key is expired.
License Key is trail and will expire.
4. Select Activate.
If the activation went well the License window will close automatically.
The evaluation of the License key can have the following marks.
Icon Description
License Key is valid and can be activated
License Key has already been activated on another PC.
5. The License window will close if the key is valid. ValSuite will be opened.
10.1.1 Manual activation The PC is not connected to the internet.

1. Select Manual activation if the PC is not connected to internet.
2. Contact Ellab and send an e-mail to Ellab with the computer ID.
Example of computer ID: F0DEF14E64E41

3. In the ValSuite activation write the License key and receive the Computer key from Ellab.
4. Select Activate. If the activation went well the License window will close automatically.
The evaluation of the License key can have the following marks.
Icon Description
License Key is valid and ready to be activated
License Key have already been activated on another PC.
5. License window will close automatically if the key is valid. ValSuite will be opened.
10.1.2 Release the license
If the user wants to release the license, because the license needs to be used on another PC,
follow the procedure below:
1. Select Help/About ValSuite

2. Click License
3. Click Clear License. This will remove the license from this PC. The license is now released
and ready to be used again on another PC.
11. ELLAB SERVICE CONTRACT

Ellab offers annual service agreements. Please contact your local Ellab sales representative for
pricing and details.
11.1 E-Val Flex Equipment Warranty

Ellab offers an industry leading 2-year warranty on the E-Val Flex module, Multibox, D-Flex
module, Presure sensor, R-Flex module and the Slip Ring. Physical damage is not covered by
the warranty.

12. CHANGE LOG
Edition Section Change Date Author

1.0 New New 2013-11-20 MB/SWH
2.0 5.2.2 Windows 8 setup for LAN connection 2014-04-04 SWH
7.0 New battery for E-Val Flex
9.1.6 New fixture: TRJ for lyotray
10.0 Activation of ValSuite
3.0 8.2.1.1 New pressure calibrator 2014-07-11 SWH
8.2.4 Ellab dry blocks


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E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

1.1.2 Low Voltage (Safety)

1.1.3 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

2. NEW ORDER CONTENTS

2.1 E-Val Flex Validation System Orders

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

4.1 Master Module

4.2 Expansion Module

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex module Support stand main

Ideal for higher visibility of

Ease of use - no tools needed

Makes sure moisture is led away

Stable and solid position of

Compact when not in use

4.2.3 Procedure for Cleaning E-Val Flex Module

4.3 Ellab Multibox

Ordering Code Description

21411001 Multibox for 4 RS485 connections

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

4.4 Ethernet Switch (HUB) and LAN to USB connection (CISCO)

4.4.1 Instructions for installing the CISCO device

4.4.1.1 Automatic driver install

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

4.4.1.2 Manual Driver Install

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

2. PC (LAN) Communication Setup (Windows XP or Windows 7)

5.1.1 Module Configuration

Manual Configuration of IP Address

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

Automatic Configuration of IP Address:

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

5.2.1 Windows 7 setup for LAN connection:

1. Open the Control Panel.

2. Depending on PC Settings, select Network and Sharing Center or View network

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

4. Local Area Connection should be selected.

5. Local Area Connection Status opens. Select Properties.

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

2. Open the control panel.

3. Select network and Internet

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

5. Network and Sharing Center opens, select Ethernet.

6. The Ethernet status opens, Select Properties.

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

Four arrows, an enter button (one level down), and a cancel

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

5.6 Manual Start/Stop of E-Val Flex Module (Stand Alone Functionality)

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

8. Input a session name and click OK.

11. Click OK in E-Val Flex Quick Start window.

5.7.1 Communication issues

1. Click START icon on your taskbar.

E-Val Flex Version 3.0

CORRECT CONNECTION BAD CONNECTION