Initial Operation Installation and Operation Manual - COMTEC
®
6000
20 Doc.-ID: COM6000_11022020_EN
3 Initial Operation
3.1 Checklist before commissioning the system
Is the system number of the probe identical to the system number of the electronic unit? If not, change the as-
signment.
Does the voltage specified on the name plate correspond to the line voltage? (See section 1.7 - Name Plates)
Is the electrical wiring connected correctly? (See section 2.5 - Wiring Diagram of the Electronic Unit)
Are the pneumatic connections correct and gas tight? (See sections 0 and 0 – Pneumatic Connections)
Make sure that there are no leakages at the probe - e.g. is the counter flange welded gas tight to the duct and
are the flange bolts tightened sufficiently? Are gaskets in use? (See section 2.7 – Installation of the probe)
Do the conditions at site match the specification in the data sheets? (See section A - Technical Data)
3.2 System Power Up
Switch on the line voltage to the system. After a short power up information, the user is prompted to
Select language, set the System date, System time, enter a TAG number and ENOTEC REMOTE code (only if
option ENOTEC REMOTE is factory activated) and the cable length.
The probe heating phase now begins which is followed by the measuring mode.
Caution
Enter the probe cable length correctly! Entering the wrong cable length may result in an incorrect
measurement and could possibly destroy the MXP Sensor.
Figure 17 - System Power up. Note the software version at the bottom right of the display
3.3 Display - Probe Heating Phase
The probe heating phase begins with the heating
up of the O
2
sensor. After this is concluded, the
CO
e
sensor begins its heating up phase.
TAG number
Rising probe temperature
(or) waiting period
(or) heater error
Current temperature
Analogue temperature bar
Setpoint probe temperature
Last access
Softkey title: e.g. System menu
Figure 18 - O
2
and CO
e
sensor heating phase
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