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GLI P63 - User Manual

GLI P63
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Table of Contents

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Summary

Warranty

Important Safety Information

Definition of Equipment Symbols

Condensed Operating Instructions

Connecting Sensor

Steps for connecting the pH sensor and configuring the analyzer for sensor type.

Adjusting Display Contrast

Procedure for adjusting the display contrast for optimal visibility.

Calibrating the Analyzer

Guide to calibrating the analyzer using different methods, recommended for first-time use.

Completing Analyzer Configuration

Steps for configuring analyzer features like outputs, alarms, and PID controller.

PART ONE - INTRODUCTION

SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION

Details the analyzer's key features, including sensor input, display, diagnostics, and output options.

1.2 Modular Construction

Explains the analyzer's construction for serviceability and electrical safety.

1.3 Retained Configuration Values

Describes how configuration values are stored indefinitely without battery backup.

1.4 Analyzer Serial Number

Provides information on locating the analyzer's serial number.

1.5 EMI;RFI Immunity

Discusses the analyzer's protection against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.

SECTION 2 - SPECIFICATIONS

Lists operational specifications like display, ranges, and input/output capabilities.

2.2 Analyzer Performance (Electrical, Analog Outputs)

Details electrical performance, accuracy, sensitivity, and output specifications.

2.3 Mechanical

Covers enclosure type, mounting configurations, and net weight.

PART TWO - INSTALLATION

SECTION 1 - UNPACKING

Instructions for unpacking, checking for shipping damage, and retaining materials.

SECTION 2 - MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS

Recommendations for placing the analyzer near the sensor and within environmental limits.

2.2 Mounting

Instructions and diagrams for panel, wall, horizontal, and vertical pipe mounting.

2.3 Conduit Hole Requirements

Guidelines for using conduits for wiring to maintain enclosure integrity.

SECTION 3 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Detailed instructions for connecting GLI Differential Technique pH sensors.

3.2 Conventional Combination pH Electrode

Procedures for connecting conventional combination pH electrodes.

3.3 Other Electrodes

Guidance for connecting other types of pH electrodes, referring to customer service.

3.4 TTL Inputs

Information on using TTL inputs for wash/cal systems.

3.5 Analog Outputs

Configuration of 4-20 mA and 0-5 VDC/0-1 mA analog outputs for pH or temperature.

3.6 Relay Outputs

Wiring details for electromechanical, solid state AC, and solid state DC relays.

3.7 TTL Outputs

How to connect TTL outputs for NAMUR diagnostics or wash/cal systems.

3.8 Line Power

Instructions for connecting the analyzer to AC line power safely.

PART THREE - OPERATION

SECTION 1 - USER INTERFACE

Description of the liquid crystal display and its information presentation.

1.2 Keypad Keys

Explanation of each key's function and navigation within menus.

1.3 Entering Values

How to navigate, select, and confirm entries for configuration parameters.

SECTION 2 - MENU STRUCTURE

Overview of the analyzer's menu tree and navigation symbols.

SECTION 3 - INSTRUMENT STARTUP

Procedure for adjusting the display contrast for optimal visibility.

3.2 Initial Calibration

Guidance on performing the initial sensor calibration before first use.

3.3 Initial Configuration

Recommendations for initial analyzer configuration based on application needs.

SECTION 4 - CALIBRATE MENU

Diagram and explanation of the CALIBRATE menu and its submenus.

4.2 Things to Know About pH Calibration

Essential information about pH calibration, including intervals and temperature correction.

4.3 Sensor’s First pH Calibration

How the analyzer prompts for and handles first-time sensor calibration.

4.4 pH Calibration Methods

Details four methods for pH calibration: Arbitrary, Pre-Defined, Sample, and Wash/Cal.

4.5 Temperature Calibration

When and how to perform temperature calibration for high accuracy needs.

SECTION 5 - CONFIGURE MENU

Overview of the CONFIGURE menu, its options, and handling of non-equipped features.

5.2 Operating PID Controller (optional feature)

Setup and tuning for the optional PID controller, including tuning, mode, and timers.

5.3 Setting Relays;TTL (NAMUR) Outputs

Configuration of relays and TTL outputs for control, alarm, or NAMUR diagnostics.

5.4 Establishing Wash;Cal System Operation

Setup and scheduling for automatic wash and calibration cycles.

5.5 Selecting TEMP COMP METHOD

Choosing the temperature compensation method for accurate pH readings.

5.6 Setting ANALOG OUTPUT 1

Configuring the first analog output for pH, temperature, or PID controller status.

5.7 Setting ANALOG OUTPUT 2

Configuring the second analog output, including an ALARM mode option.

5.8 Setting MAIN PARAMETER Functions

Setting sensor type, pulse suppression, calibration buffer values, and stability mode.

5.9 Setting TRANSFER CONDITION

Defining output states (relays, TTL, analog) for calibration or maintenance procedures.

5.10 Setting SOFTWARE ALARMS

Configuring software alarms for various parameters and their associated TTL outputs.

5.11 Setting MEASURE SCREEN Resolution

Adjusting the display resolution for the main MEASURE screen.

5.12 Setting Analyzer Clock (SET TIME;DATE)

Setting the analyzer's internal real-time clock for accurate event logging.

5.13 SET PASSCODE

Enabling and setting a passcode to restrict access to analyzer menus.

PART FOUR - SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION

Guidance on inspecting sensor cables for physical damage and continuity.

1.2 Removing;Attaching Analyzer Door

Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and reattaching the analyzer door.

1.3 Replacing Relays

Detailed procedures for replacing defective relays on the power supply board.

1.4 Replacing Fuse(s)

Instructions for safely replacing fuses in the analyzer.

SECTION 2 - PRESERVING MEASUREMENT ACCURACY

Importance of periodic sensor cleaning for maintaining measurement accuracy.

2.2 Keeping Analyzer Calibrated

Recommendations for periodic recalibration to ensure ongoing measurement accuracy.

2.3 Avoiding Electrical Interference

Tips on preventing electrical noise and interference from affecting sensor signals.

SECTION 3 - TROUBLESHOOTING

Explains ground loop problems, common causes, symptoms, and a testing method.

3.2 Isolating Measuring System Problem

Steps to isolate problems within the sensor, analyzer, or interconnect cable.

3.3 Customer Assistance

Contact information and procedures for obtaining troubleshooting or repair assistance.

PART FIVE - SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Spare Parts and Accessories List

List of available spare parts, kits, and assemblies with their part numbers.

GLI P63 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGLI
ModelP63
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish