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Provides instructions on using the Compact Flame Monitor D-LX 200.
Explains various symbols used for warnings, tips, and instructions.
Details the manufacturer's liability for damages and conditions.
Explains warranty terms and conditions for the flame monitor.
Information on obtaining and using genuine spare parts to avoid damage.
Contact information for technical support and service inquiries.
Information about the confidential and protected nature of the operating instructions.
Lists registered trademarks used in the manual.
General safety guidelines for operating the Compact Flame Monitor D-LX 200/720.
Warns about dangers from electrical current and potential fatalities.
Describes risks associated with explosive atmospheres and hot gases.
Explains how purge air failure can damage the device.
Refers to the designated use section.
Ensures maintenance personnel availability for fault avoidance.
Specifies requirements for personnel working on the device.
Covers fundamental principles of explosion protection in industrial environments.
Explains equipment grouping for explosion protection standards.
Details zone classification for hazardous areas based on gas/dust.
Explains different ignition protection categories for safety.
Classifies equipment based on maximum surface temperature.
Explains Equipment Protection Levels for risk assessment.
Details ignition protection using pressure-proof encapsulation.
Describes non-sparking equipment for gas hazardous areas.
Explains protection against dust using sealed housings.
Information on ATEX markings for Ex-protected equipment.
Details ATEX markings for Zone 1 and 21 equipment.
Details ATEX markings for Zone 2 and 22 equipment.
Details FM standards for Ex-equipment in North America.
Explains classification of equipment by area class (I, II, III).
Details area classification by Division (1, 2).
Explains classification of explosive materials into groups.
Classifies equipment by temperature groups (T1-T6).
Discusses zone classification and NEMA types of protection.
FM markings for Class I, II, Div. 1.
FM markings for Class I, II, Div. 2.
Safety guidelines for installing and maintaining Ex-equipment.
Explains the meaning of Ex-specifications on device type labels.
Details how to identify ATEX zones from type labels.
Identifies IEC 61508 as the relevant standard for functional safety.
Explains how the flame monitor detects flames and its safety function.
Lists parameters valid regardless of the operation mode.
Differentiates between low and high demand modes for safety systems.
Details parameters applicable for low demand mode operation.
Describes simple and extended proof tests for low demand mode.
Lists parameters applicable for high demand mode operation.
Guidance on checking the shipment for completeness and damage.
Lists the deliverable variations and version types of the flame monitor.
Details available accessories for the D-LX 200 and D-LX 720.
Information on different types and lengths of connection cables.
Explains options and factory settings that can be specified.
General information about the safety device and its integrated design.
Describes the intended applications and suitable fuels for the flame monitor.
Provides a checklist for selecting the appropriate device version based on fuels.
Information on EC directives and EMC compliance.
Explains how to identify the product using its type label.
Details the structure and meaning of the device type code.
Outlines warranty terms, modifications, and maintenance requirements.
Explains the operational characteristics and component interactions of the flame monitor.
Describes the UV sensor and its spectral sensitivity.
Describes the IR sensor, its spectral sensitivity and applications.
Explains the failsafe nature and self-monitoring capabilities of the device.
Details how the device handles errors and performs shutdown.
Provides an overview of the device's physical description and indicators.
General safety warnings and precautions for installation and commissioning.
Guidelines for safe transportation of the device.
Key steps and considerations for installing the flame monitor.
Guidance on choosing an optimal and selective installation position.
Instructions on how to attach the flange to the sighting tube.
Instructions on how to safely open the Ex-device housing.
Steps for securely closing the Ex-housing hood after access.
Procedures for making the electrical connections to the device.
Discusses cable types, shielding, and cross-sections for connections.
Details on installing and connecting the purge air supply.
Checklist for ensuring operational readiness before commissioning.
Procedures for safely dismantling and disposing of the device.
Explains how to select ideal preset values for different operating states.
Details how to adjust flame intensity and flicker frequency thresholds.
Explains how to set amplification curves for optimal flame signal adjustment.
Instructions for configuring the Modbus slave address for software communication.
Outlines the objective and basic setup for device adjustments.
Defines the goals for Flame OFF and Flame ON settings.
Describes adjustment procedures using analogue output and LEDs.
Guides users on setting device parameters via the InformationCentre software.
Explains the safety time parameter and its settings.
Introduces the Modbus interface and its implementation for the device.
Details hardware requirements for the RS485/Modbus interface.
Instructions on setting the Modbus slave address using DIP switches.
Information on maintenance services offered by DURAG GmbH.
Safety warnings and precautions relevant to maintenance tasks.
Factors influencing maintenance intervals and recommended starting points.
Describes specific maintenance tasks like checking purge air and optics.
Explains error detection, shutdown, and lockout mechanisms.
Lists fault messages, causes, and possible actions.
Warns about potential errors from mismatched switch settings.
Explains how harmonic detection prevents misclassification of light sources as flames.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the standard device.
Lists technical data specific to Ex-versions of the device.
Specifies technical details for connections.
Lists the default factory settings for parameters.
Provides technical data for the flame sensor.
Lists the default switch and Modbus settings.
Shows the wiring diagram for the standard device.
Wiring diagram for /MP3 variants with plug connections.
Provides dimensional drawings for the D-LX 200 and D-LX 720.
Details the PC and software requirements for the InformationCentre.
Step-by-step guide for installing the InformationCentre software.
Instructions on how to launch and access the InformationCentre program.
Explains the graphs for Intensity, Frequency, and Analogue Output.
Displays current amplifier stage, waveforms, and status values.
Shows statistical and configurable values like thresholds and firmware versions.
Describes the various sub-menus available in the InformationCentre software.
Details the sub-menus within the "File" menu.
Explains how to set the COM port and Modbus slave address.
Outlines the sub-menus for Service, Read ErrorLog, and Adjust CurrentOutput.
Explains how fault messages are displayed and handled by the software.
Describes the format and content of saved data files.
Provides general information about the Modbus RTU protocol and message frames.
Details Modbus register and address information for the device.
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