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ThePoint Series
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3.2 Testing Electronic Unit
Use the following steps to test the electronic unit:
1. Be sure environment is safe before removing lid from
housing.
2. Observe  jumper on circuit board on top of electronic
unit (shown in Figure 2-6). Move jumper from current
setting to alternate setting [ to  or vice versa].
Alarm & relay should change state.
3. If possible to access sensing element with material
below sensor, or remove ThePoint from vessel, touch tip
of sensor with your nger, while holding any bare metal
portion of instrument housing with other hand. Alarm &
relay should change state.
4. If ThePoint changes state while moving jumper, but not
while touching sensing element, in most cases, integral cable
is faulty. See Section - 3.6, Testing Integral Cable.
5. If ThePoint is stuck in one state:
A. Remove power.
B. Disconnect coax cable that joins sensing element to
electronic unit. See Section - 2.9, Sensing Element
Connection.
C. Apply power.
D. Repeat step 2.
E. If ThePoint changes state with sensing element
disconnected, in most cases, sensing element is faulty. See
Section - 3.1, Testing Sensing Element.
6. If there was no Change of state in either step 2 or step 3
and unit appears dead:
A. Remove and then reapply power.
B. Press  (shown in Figure 2-6).
C. Observe the two LEDs ashing for about 60 seconds.
D. Green LED should be lit after 60 seconds.
E. Touch sensing element with your nger.
F. Alarm & relay should change state. If so, circuit board
is working properly.
G. Reinstall instrument and press .
7. If ThePoint fails all of above tests, in most cases instrument
is faulty. Use replacement electronic unit to determine the
fault. Consult factory.