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XNX Universal Transmitter

Installation and Operation

Figure 183. Relay Data screen

Figure 184. Relay State screens

Relay Data displays the current setting of the optional relays on the transmitter. To change the relay settings, see Relay Options.

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Table of Contents3
Safety and Information �� 5 Controls and Navigation7
- Warnings8
- Hazardous Location Installation Requirements10
- Special Conditions for Safe Use10
- Cautions10
- Notes10
- Information11
- Contacting Honeywell Analytics11
- Revision History �� 9 Mounting the Transmitter11
Introduction �� 10 Wiring the Transmitter12
- Product Description �� 11 General Wiring Considerations13
- Product Overview16
- Options18
- The Front Panel22
- The General Status Screen23
- Entering the Menu24
- Displaying Transmitter Information25
Main Menu26
Menu Navigation27
Installation and Operation31
Sensor Mounting and Location32
- Loading35
- Circuit Protection35
- Single Transmitter36
- Multiple Transmitters Connected in a "Daisy-Chain36
- Power Source Selection37
- Wire Selection37
- Single Transmitter Distances38
- Daisy-Chained Transmitter Distances38
- POD Connections40
- Settings41
- Terminal Block Connections43
- EC Personality Wiring44
- Electrochemical Sensor Installation45
- EC Sensor Remote Mounting Kit46
- MV Personality Wiring49
- MV Remote Sensor Mounting49
- IR Personality Wiring51
- Searchpoint Optima Plus/Searchline Excel Connections52
- Connecting Generic Ma Devices52
- Installation55
- Searchpoint Optima Plus/Searchline Excel Wiring56
Options �� 56 Path Length58
- Local HART Interface58
- Point-To-Point Mode58
- Multidrop Mode59
- Cable Length60
- Relays60
- Modbus �� 59 Test Menu61
- FOUNDATION Fieldbus62
- Powering the Transmitter the First Time63
- IR Units Configured for Searchline Excel64
- Remote Calibration of MPD Sensors65
Configuring the Transmitter65
- Configure Menu66
- Select Language66
- Set Date and Time67
- Set MV Sensor Type68
- Set Ma Sensor Type69
- Gas Selection69
- Changing the Gas or Units Name71
Verifying the Configuration89
- Inhibit89
- Force Relays91
- Alarm/Fault Simulation91
- Information Menu93
- Alarm/Fault Status93
- Transmitter Data93
- Transmitter Status94
- Sensor Data94
- Sensor Status95
- Gas Data95
- Range/Alarm Settings96
- Ma Level Settings96
- Fieldbus Settings �� 95 EC Cartridges97
- Relay Data97
- Event History �� 97 EC Sensor Performance Data, Factory Mutual Verified99
Calibration102
- Gas Calibration Menu�� 101 Other EC Sensors103
- Searchpoint Optima �� 102 Notes (See Table on Previous Page)104
- Using the Calibration Cup �� 105 EC Sensor Cross-Sensitivity107
- Zero and Span Calibration of EC Sensors107
- Zero and Span Calibration for MPD Sensors112
- EC Sensor Operational Life115
Maintenance118
- MPD Sensor Cartridge Replacement119
Warnings and Faults122
- Warning Messages123
- Notes127
- Fault Messages �� 126 MPD (Multi Purpose Detector)128
- Notes135
- Informational Messages �� 135 EC Declaration of Conformity137
Specifications139
Product Specifications140
- Sensor Data142
Detectable Gases and Performance143
EC Sensor Performance Data, DEKRA EXAM Verified145
- Zero and Span Calibration for Ec/MV Sensors and Footnotes (See Table on Previous Page)147
- Notes155
MPD Sensor Performance Data156
- Notes156
- Notes157
Certifications by Part Number Series158
- Notes159
- EC Sensor Cartridge and Cell Replacement163
Product Identification165
EC Replacement Sensors166
EC Replacement Cells167
Accessories/Spares169
Control Drawings174
- XNX Ul/Csa/Fm/Atex/Iecex/Inmetro/Russia175
- Remote Sensor Mount179
HART Protocol180
- HART Interface181
- HART Sink, Source, and Isolated Wiring184
- Devcomm PC-Based HART Interface187
- Functions188
- Handheld Online Menus191
Modbus Protocol193
- Modbus and the XNX Transmitter194
- Modbus Registers196
Warranty200
- Warranty Statement201
  - Warranty Conditions201
  - Consumer Claims201
Index202

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