How to solve general probe specific error messages on Hach sc1000?
To address general probe-specific error messages on the Hach Controller, check the probes in the SENSOR STATUS menu for error messages and warnings. Errors are indicated by a red background in the displayed measurement value.
What to do if the Hach sc1000 Controller screen is blue and no measurements are displayed?
If the Hach Controller screen is blue and no measurements appear, first verify that the probes are properly connected. If the probes are connected, perform a scan for new devices. Then, check the measurement screen configuration. If no device is configured, add the device to the measurement screen configuration.
What to do if I have communication problems with my Hach sc1000?
If you are experiencing communication problems with the Hach Controller, check the probe plug and cable for any damage. Also, inspect the network plug and cable connections at the SC1000 network.
What to do if the Hach Controller is missing measured values after changing probe (mA output card, fieldbus card)?
If measured values are missing on the Hach Controller after changing a probe, a new configuration for the output cards is necessary. Configure the new probe using its serial number. Afterward, delete the unused probe from the device management.
How to fix incorrect display reaction when touching the Hach sc1000 Controller display?
To correct an incorrect display reaction on the Hach Controller, calibrate the touch screen using a finger or stylus. If calibration is not possible this way, initiate a factory calibration through web access.
What to do if new devices are not listed during initial bus scan on Hach sc1000?
If new devices connected to the Hach Controller are not listed during the initial bus scan, verify whether these devices are connected to local or remote probe modules. Use the serial numbers for identification. For remote probe modules, ensure proper termination of all network cables. For local probe modules, try interchanging the device connectors.
Why is local web access not available on my Hach sc1000 Controller?
If local web access is not available on the Hach Controller, check the Ethernet connection, LAN configuration, and the IP address in the SYSTEM SETUP, BROWSER ACCESS menu.
What to do if the Hach sc1000 display module operation is denied with the “WEB ACCESS” message?
If the Hach Controller display module operation is denied with the “WEB ACCESS” message, close the external web access to enable local display operation again.
Why is local web access blocked with the “MENU ACCESS” message on my Hach sc1000 Controller?
Local web access is blocked with the “MENU ACCESS” message because the display module is not in the “Measured value display” mode.
What does it mean if the LED indicator in the Hach sc1000 probe module is turned off?
If the LED indicator in the probe module is turned off, check the fuses and ensure that the probe module is connected to the power supply.
Covers safety precautions, hazard information, precautionary labels, and general product information.
Covers physical installation, controller dimensions, and mounting options like wall, pipe, and panel.
Details electrical safety, ESD precautions, and procedures for AC/DC power and hard-wired connections.
Guides on setting up sc1000 networks and connecting probes (data cables, AC powered).
Instructions for LAN service port, GSM modem, SIM card, antenna, and SD card setup.
Details Profibus/Modbus configuration, remote control (LAN/dial-up), and web browser access.
Detailed config for Relay, PWM, FREQ, TIMER, SYSTEM ERROR, Network, GSM, Device Management, Display Settings.
Detailed instructions and safety precautions for replacing fuses in the sc1000 controller.
Lists common sc1000 and GSM module problems with causes and solutions.
General| Operating Temperature | -20 to 60 °C (-4 to 140 °F) |
|---|---|
| Inputs | Up to 2 digital or analog sensors |
| Outputs | 2 analog, 2 relay |
| Communication | Modbus |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC |
| Enclosure Rating | IP66, NEMA 4X |
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