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Table of Contents3
Introduction7
Description of the Gas Analyser7
Overview of the Analyser7
Presentation of the Keypad and Screen8
Connection of the Analyser8
Main Features9
Technical Features12
Safety13
Precautions for Use13
Symbols Used13
Safety Instructions13
Perform a Flue Gas Analysis14
Prepare the Instrument before the Analysis14
Perform an Analysis14
Zoom Function15
Assign the Analysis to a Customer15
Add the Measurement to a Group15
Print the Analysis Results15
Perform a Quick Measurement16
Set the Different Parameters of the Analyser17
Instrument Setting17
Screen Setting17
Set the Auto-Off17
Change the Language17
Modify Date and Time17
Ticket Printing Setting17
Activate or Deactivate the Visual Support18
Activate the Group Function18
Select the Alarm Sound19
Activate or Deactivate Bluetooth Function (Optional)19
Set the Combustible19
Modify a Combustible19
Add a Combustible20
Delete a Combustible20
Set the Alarms, Measurement Units and CO Protection20
Set the Alarms20
Set the Measurement Units20
Set the CO Protection Threshold21
Set the Display21
Set the References21
Set the Duration of Auto-Zero and Purge Time21
Set the Operators21
Add an Operator21
Modify the Operator Name21
Delete an Operator22
Back to Factory Setting of the Analyser22
Units and Values of Measurement Settings of the Factory Setting22
Device Factory Setting22
Manage Customers23
Manage a Customer23
Modify a Customer23
Delete a Customer23
Manage Boilers24
Create a Boiler24
Modify a Boiler24
Delete a Boiler24
Manage the Inspections25
Get to Inspections25
Create an Inspection25
Delete an Inspection25
Create a Group25
Add an Inspection to a Group26
Delete a Group26
Perform Measurement of a Customised Procedure26
Preliminary Operations to Procedures26
Launch a Customised Procedure26
Perform a Control of Gas Flow27
Perform a Measurement of Theoretical Flow27
Perform a Measurement of Real Flow27
Results Interpretation27
Perform a Gas Network Leak Test28
Perform the Test28
Link the Measurement to a Customer28
Print the Results28
Perform a Pressure Measurement29
Perform the Measurement29
Perform a Differential Pressure Measurement29
Perform a Flue Gas Velocity Measurement29
Link the Measurement to a Customer29
Add the Measurement to a Group30
Print the Results30
Perform a Measurement of Ambient CO30
Perform the Measurement30
Link the Measurement to a Customer30
Perform a Measurement of Max CO31
Perform the Measurement31
Link the Measurement to a Customer31
Add the Measurement to a Group31
Print the Results31
Perform some Temperature Measurements32
Perform a Measurement of Ambient Temperature32
Perform a Measurement of Flue Gas Temperature32
Perform an Ambient Temperature Measurement with the Internal Sensor32
Perform a Flow/Return Temperature Measurement32
Link the Measurement to a Customer32
Add the Measurement to a Group32
Print the Results33
Perform a Measurement of Opacity34
Perform the Measurement34
Enter the Indexes in the Analyser34
Link the Measurement to a Customer34
Add the Measurement to a Group34
Print the Results34
Perform a Measurement of Ionisation Current35
Perform the Measurement35
Link the Measurement to a Customer35
Add the Measurement to a Group35
Print the Results35
Perform a CH Measurement36
Perform the Measurement with the Probe36
Perform the Measurement with the Sensor36
Link the Measurement to a Customer36
Add the Measurement to a Group36
Print the Results36
Perform a Flue Gas Velocity Measurement with a Pitot Tube37
Link the Measurement to a Customer37
Add the Measurement to a Group37
Print the Results37
To Get to Information about the Analyser38
Maintenance of the Analyser39
Life-Time of the Sensors39
Replace the Sensors39
Replace the Paper Roll of the Printer40
Replace the Battery41
Calculations of the Different Parameters42
CO, no and Nox Conversions42
Calculation of the Level in Nox42
Calculation of Flue Gas Velocity42
Ligaz-2 Software44
Introduction44
Software Installation44
Recommended Minimum Configuration44
Installation44
Start with the Software45
Meaning and Functions of the Menus Bar (1)45
Meaning and Functions of Tool Bar Buttons (2)46
Meaning and Functions of the Homepage Buttons (3)46
Download Inspections46
Use the Different Databases47
Use the Customer Database47
Use the Boilers Database48
Complete Database50
Database Settings50
Save While Using50
Import a Database50
Edit an Analysis Report51
Set the Analyser52
Change the Combustibles52
Change the References52
Manage the Operators52
Modify the Date and Time53
Sensors State53
Set Printings53
Battery Level53
Access to Information about the Instrument and Update the Instrument53
Access to Information about the Instrument53
Update the Device53
The Internet Connection Is Not Protected by a Proxy53
The Internet Connection Is Protected by a Proxy54
Install a 3 Language54
Send a Report of the Device to the After-Sales Service55
Back to Factory Parameters55
Options55
E-Mail55
User Information55
Change the Language55
Customers / Boilers Deletion of the Analyser56
Compare the Instrument and Software Information57
Add Elements Automatically in the Databases57
Modification of Customer and Boilers Features57

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