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CUSTOM FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES
Each MultiGard 5000 System is Made-To-Order (MTO) to meet a specific application
requirement. A MultiGard 5000 System consists of the enclosure, selected configuration options,
and associated sensors/analyzers. Sensor/Analyzers can be installed internally or externally to
the MultiGard enclosure.
A MultiGard 5000 System enclosure contains several sub-systems. These sub-systems include:
Operator Interface (Display and Touch Screen Controls)
PLC processor and associated modules
User Electrical Interface:
Power Distribution and Terminal Strips
Common Alarm Relay Contacts with associated Local Alarm Buzzer
(Optional) Discrete, Programmable Alarm Relay Contacts
Sample gas flow system.
Sensor/Analyzers (Internal and/or External)
Also available for use with a MultiGard 5000 System is an optional Remote Data Display
(RDD).
A MultiGard 5000 System is configured at the factory. Refer to the System Configuration Data
Sheets in this section of the operator’s instruction manual for the factory parameters, available
operator selections, and factory imposed default values. The MultiGard 5000 System
Configuration Data Sheets are described in the Instruction Manual Section 9 in Section 2.
The MultiGard 5000 System Configuration Data Sheets include two forms of system
configuration data: Factory Configured Parameters and Default User Parameters. A system that
leaves the factory has entries placed in both sets of parameters, which makes the system
functional.
Factory configured parameters are not available to the MultiGard 5000 System
operator for data entry. Therefore, these data fields cannot be changed on-site.
User configured parameters are available to the operator and can be changed on-site.
Default entries are made at the factory and this represents the operation of the
MultiGard 5000 System upon delivery.
The MultiGard 5000 System processor retains all of the above parameters. In the event of a
processor memory fault, all factory entered default values are restored.
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