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Overview of the CL96 system's monitoring capabilities and technology.
Explains how the CL96 detects gases using optical detection and color change on tape.
Details how the system draws and analyzes sample flow from multiple points.
Mentions knockout panels for external electrical connections on the right side.
Provides an overview of the CL96's external components and physical dimensions.
Details the 19-inch color LCD touch panel for operation.
Explains the keyed lock for restricting internal access.
Describes easy access for tape installation and replacement.
Explains the quick connection system for sample and exhaust tubing.
Describes access to the maintenance area for tape changing.
Details internal access via a keyed handle on the front panel.
Explains password protection for accessing features.
Describes the use of USB drives for storing historical data.
Lists conditions and restrictions for choosing an installation location.
Provides guidance on safely moving and installing the CL96 unit.
Details sample tubing specifications and connection.
Emphasizes the requirement for filters to prevent unit damage.
Outlines requirements for A/C power connection.
Details wiring procedures for spring-loaded output connectors.
Describes setting up each point for the appropriate gas.
Information on adjusting alarm settings for selected gases.
Details the three levels of concentration logging.
Explains the importance and use of USB storage drives.
Overview of touch screen operation and continuous monitoring.
Explains the main menu and touchscreen interface navigation.
Describes the power-on initialization sequence and auto-analysis.
Explains how the main menu allows start/stop analysis and information access.
Details how to start the CL96 analysis for active points.
Shows how to view detailed information and trends for a selected point.
Explains the Load Tape screen for managing cassette tapes.
Describes the Faults/Events screen for viewing recent events.
Provides access to historical data stored on the USB drive.
Displays recorded concentrations for each point by date.
Shows events that occurred on a specific selected date.
Displays Time-Weighted Average data, selectable by date.
Shows CL96 logging capacity and USB storage drive status.
Explains transferring historical data to another USB storage disk.
Directs to screens with useful references and information.
Introduces the interactive CL96 User Manual and PDF access.
Links to technical diagrams for various system components.
Provides contact information for sales, support, and service.
Displays configuration details for Analyzers A, B, and C.
Instructions on how to enter the Setup menu.
Introduces the password-protected configuration menu.
Screen for configuring individual points on each analyzer.
Explains how to adjust pump flow rates for analyzers.
Details how to test and configure output alarms for analyzers.
Allows testing and toggling of point alarm outputs.
Configuration screen for 0-20mA analog output calibration.
Describes the optical strip point alarm test procedure.
Main screen for configuring logging and system settings.
Configuration of relay states (energized/de-energized) and fault latching.
Setting to filter flow faults based on duration.
Interface for setting the system's date and time.
Entry screen for passwords to access settings.
Introduces the factory setup menu for configuration.
System configuration options for analyzers, communications, and offsets.
Configuration for enabling/disabling points across multiple analyzers.
Settings for simulating analyzer behavior.
Device configuration for gas families and output types.
Steps to access the configuration settings menu.
Details the Minimum Visible Stain (MVS) feature and its settings.
Lists various configuration options including Flow Fault Filter and MVS.
Explains the optional dual pump feature for reduced transport time and backup.
Describes the option to share sample lines between analyzers.
Details features for handling reference validation errors.
Procedure for restoring system settings from a backup.
Section for updating system software.
Checks to perform before returning the CL96 to service.
Describes accessing the maintenance door for cassette servicing.
Instructions for opening and closing the control panel door.
Step-by-step guide for installing the ChemLogic cassette tape.
Details the required filters and their replacement intervals.
Steps for replacing the USB flash drive.
Information on replacing the system's fuse.
Contact details for phone support.
Email address for support.
Lists part numbers for filters and tubing.
Lists part numbers for optional equipment and accessories.
Details the EK1101 coupler and its power sources.
Explains the standard output module and its connections.
Details the wiring for optional output relays.
Describes wiring for optional 4-20mA outputs.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, power, and IP rating.
Explains the color coding for system event messages.
List of gases with their properties like TLV, LDL, and calibration PN.
Continues the list of gases with their properties.
Continues the list of gases with their properties.
Information on mounting secondary enclosures.
Details on mounting enclosures remotely.
Explains direct mounting options on the CL96 cabinet.
Instructions for connecting A/C power to secondary enclosures.
Steps for installing the liquid tight cord grip.
Steps for installing the A/C power cable.
Instructions for connecting A/C power inside the cabinet.
How to connect secondary enclosures to the CL96.
Steps for connecting via Ethernet cable.
Overview of wiring for output modules.
Refers to Appendix B.4 for analog output wiring.
Refers to Appendix B.3 for Beckhoff relay wiring.
Describes Form C relay modules and their labeling.
Introduction to Ethernet/IP communication.
Details the data mapping for Ethernet/IP communication.
Information on Profibus/Slave interface data availability.
Details the data format for Profibus communication.
Lists required tools for installing the unified exhaust manifold.
Instructions for drilling mounting holes for the exhaust manifold.
Steps for installing the exhaust manifold.
Instructions to re-install the rear panel.
Overview of the CL96 system's monitoring capabilities and technology.
Explains how the CL96 detects gases using optical detection and color change on tape.
Details how the system draws and analyzes sample flow from multiple points.
Mentions knockout panels for external electrical connections on the right side.
Provides an overview of the CL96's external components and physical dimensions.
Details the 19-inch color LCD touch panel for operation.
Explains the keyed lock for restricting internal access.
Describes easy access for tape installation and replacement.
Explains the quick connection system for sample and exhaust tubing.
Describes access to the maintenance area for tape changing.
Details internal access via a keyed handle on the front panel.
Explains password protection for accessing features.
Describes the use of USB drives for storing historical data.
Lists conditions and restrictions for choosing an installation location.
Provides guidance on safely moving and installing the CL96 unit.
Details sample tubing specifications and connection.
Emphasizes the requirement for filters to prevent unit damage.
Outlines requirements for A/C power connection.
Details wiring procedures for spring-loaded output connectors.
Describes setting up each point for the appropriate gas.
Information on adjusting alarm settings for selected gases.
Details the three levels of concentration logging.
Explains the importance and use of USB storage drives.
Overview of touch screen operation and continuous monitoring.
Explains the main menu and touchscreen interface navigation.
Describes the power-on initialization sequence and auto-analysis.
Explains how the main menu allows start/stop analysis and information access.
Details how to start the CL96 analysis for active points.
Shows how to view detailed information and trends for a selected point.
Explains the Load Tape screen for managing cassette tapes.
Describes the Faults/Events screen for viewing recent events.
Provides access to historical data stored on the USB drive.
Displays recorded concentrations for each point by date.
Shows events that occurred on a specific selected date.
Displays Time-Weighted Average data, selectable by date.
Shows CL96 logging capacity and USB storage drive status.
Explains transferring historical data to another USB storage disk.
Directs to screens with useful references and information.
Introduces the interactive CL96 User Manual and PDF access.
Links to technical diagrams for various system components.
Provides contact information for sales, support, and service.
Displays configuration details for Analyzers A, B, and C.
Instructions on how to enter the Setup menu.
Introduces the password-protected configuration menu.
Screen for configuring individual points on each analyzer.
Explains how to adjust pump flow rates for analyzers.
Details how to test and configure output alarms for analyzers.
Allows testing and toggling of point alarm outputs.
Configuration screen for 0-20mA analog output calibration.
Describes the optical strip point alarm test procedure.
Main screen for configuring logging and system settings.
Configuration of relay states (energized/de-energized) and fault latching.
Setting to filter flow faults based on duration.
Interface for setting the system's date and time.
Entry screen for passwords to access settings.
Introduces the factory setup menu for configuration.
System configuration options for analyzers, communications, and offsets.
Configuration for enabling/disabling points across multiple analyzers.
Settings for simulating analyzer behavior.
Device configuration for gas families and output types.
Steps to access the configuration settings menu.
Details the Minimum Visible Stain (MVS) feature and its settings.
Lists various configuration options including Flow Fault Filter and MVS.
Explains the optional dual pump feature for reduced transport time and backup.
Describes the option to share sample lines between analyzers.
Details features for handling reference validation errors.
Procedure for restoring system settings from a backup.
Section for updating system software.
Checks to perform before returning the CL96 to service.
Describes accessing the maintenance door for cassette servicing.
Instructions for opening and closing the control panel door.
Step-by-step guide for installing the ChemLogic cassette tape.
Details the required filters and their replacement intervals.
Steps for replacing the USB flash drive.
Information on replacing the system's fuse.
Contact details for phone support.
Email address for support.
Lists part numbers for filters and tubing.
Lists part numbers for optional equipment and accessories.
Details the EK1101 coupler and its power sources.
Explains the standard output module and its connections.
Details the wiring for optional output relays.
Describes wiring for optional 4-20mA outputs.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, power, and IP rating.
Explains the color coding for system event messages.
List of gases with their properties like TLV, LDL, and calibration PN.
Continues the list of gases with their properties.
Continues the list of gases with their properties.
Information on mounting secondary enclosures.
Details on mounting enclosures remotely.
Explains direct mounting options on the CL96 cabinet.
Instructions for connecting A/C power to secondary enclosures.
Steps for installing the liquid tight cord grip.
Steps for installing the A/C power cable.
Instructions for connecting A/C power inside the cabinet.
How to connect secondary enclosures to the CL96.
Steps for connecting via Ethernet cable.
Overview of wiring for output modules.
Refers to Appendix B.4 for analog output wiring.
Refers to Appendix B.3 for Beckhoff relay wiring.
Describes Form C relay modules and their labeling.
Introduction to Ethernet/IP communication.
Details the data mapping for Ethernet/IP communication.
Information on Profibus/Slave interface data availability.
Details the data format for Profibus communication.
Lists required tools for installing the unified exhaust manifold.
Instructions for drilling mounting holes for the exhaust manifold.
Steps for installing the exhaust manifold.
Instructions to re-install the rear panel.
General| Sensor Type | Electrochemical |
|---|---|
| Data Logging | Standard |
| Communication | 4-20mA output, Modbus RTU |
| Display | LCD |
| Certifications | CE |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Operating Humidity | 15% to 90% RH, non-condensing |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Battery Life | Optional battery backup for 30 minutes |
| Dimensions | 14” H x 12” W x 6” D (35.6 cm x 30.5 cm x 15.2 cm) |
| Weight | 12 lbs (5.4 kg) |
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