10.  If required, reinstall the keypad flat cable into its connector J2. 
11.  Reinstall the cover back in place. 
12.  Reinstall the CPU module back into place. 
 
3.7.4  Replacing the Battery 
The battery is used to  keep the real-time  clock functioning when the  Hydran  201Ti 
unit  is  not  powered.    Every  five  (5)  years,  it  is  recommended  to  replace  the  Lithium 
battery used in the unit. 
For the Hydran 201Ti, the set points for the battery alarms are adjusted to provide 
warning  lead  times  of  nine  months  (Low  Alarm  =  2.75V)  and  three  months  (Low-Low 
Alarm = 2.45V) when operating at 60˚C (140˚F).  See Service; Battery submenu in Section 
5.5.4.3. 
Note:    When  the  battery  becomes  too  weak,  an  alarm  message  will  be  displayed  and 
broadcast.  In this case, the battery has to be replaced as soon as possible. 
To replace the battery, proceed as follows: 
1.  Power off the H201Ti. 
2.  Disconnect  the  H201Ti’s  power  supply  at  the  external  switch  or  circuit 
breaker. 
3.  Remove the cover of the H201Ti unit. 
4.  Remove the two screws holding the CPU module (see item 4 of Figure 3-2). 
5.  Pull out the CPU module with care from the H201Ti. 
6.  Remove the three remaining screws. 
7.  Carefully lift off the cover of the CPU module. 
8.  Remove the battery from its holder. 
9.  Install the new battery in the battery holder. 
10.  If required, reinstall the keypad flat cable into its connector J2. 
11.  Reinstall the cover back in place. 
12.  Reinstall the CPU module back into place. 
 
3.7.5  Resetting the Clock 
To reset the date and time, proceed as follows: 
1.  Reconnect the H201Ti’s power supply. 
2.  Power  on  the  H201Ti.    The  H201Ti  executes  the  self-test  sequence  as 
described in Section 5.2.5. 
3.  When requested, use the H201Ti’s keypad to enter the Date and Time.