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General| Accuracy | ±0.25% FS |
|---|---|
| Output Signal | 4-20 mA |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| Pressure Type | Gauge |
| Housing Material | Stainless Steel 316L |
| Protection Rating | IP67 |
| Electrical Connection | M12 Connector |
| Output | 4-20 mA |
Outlines general health and safety precautions for operating the equipment in hazardous areas.
Details safety requirements related to the equipment's flameproof enclosure and hazardous area operation.
Covers electrical safety requirements for the EX system, including grounding and supply compatibility.
Addresses mechanical safety aspects, including unit weight, handling, and chamber pressure limits.
Provides information on optical safety, specifically regarding the Class 3R laser used in the measurement process.
Highlights audio safety considerations, recommending hearing protection due to ultrasonic cleaning noise levels.
Presents graphical representations of the measurement cycle and its configurable phases.
Summarizes the status of analyzer events during flowing, cleaning, and measurement phases.
Provides an overview of the main screen layout with its three primary information display panels.
Covers the lower panel for viewing/configuring system parameters, login, and additional graphs.
Describes the menu for configuring system parameters via several sub-menus.
Allows configuration of basic settings like temperature units and custom tags.
Allows configuration of cycle phases for set periods, optimized for specific processes and oil types.
Explains how to configure oil type settings, including loading and managing oil type files.
Allows users to upload, add, or remove oil type files stored on the analyzer's hard drive.
Shows gain and offset controls used to fine-tune the sensor for accurate oil type calibration.
Covers configuration areas for spectral measurements: General Settings, Level Trigger Value.
Defines a region of interest for oil types and generates alarms for out-of-range spectral measurements.
Allows creation of a mask standard by averaging a series of spectra.
Enables setting 4-20mA output values and configuring external inputs as required.
Provides guidance on general troubleshooting measures before performing specific procedures.
Details the recommended sampling and tuning procedures for calibrating the analyzer.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing the analyzer calibration process.
Explains how to adjust offset and integration time to correlate readings with laboratory results.
Details how to access and save analyzer log files for troubleshooting or analysis.
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