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General| Category | Control Systems |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 12V DC |
| Current Rating | 5A |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Protection | Short Circuit |
Provides guidance on how to correctly install and operate the Pulsar blackbox level system using this manual.
Introduces the Pulsar blackbox as a non-contact Level Control System designed for low cost, maintenance-free operation.
Explains how the blackbox ultrasonic Level System works, its DATEM software, and measurement capabilities.
Details physical, environmental, performance, outputs, and programming specifications of the blackbox.
Details the AC and DC power supply options, voltage selector switch, and power consumption of the blackbox unit.
Provides guidance on selecting an appropriate mounting location, considering safe areas and environmental factors.
Shows the physical dimensions of the blackbox enclosure and mounting hole centres.
Illustrates the terminal strip layout for power, relays, transducer, and RS232 communication.
Identifies the location of the voltage selector switch and AC mains power fuse on the unit.
Lists checks to perform before powering on the blackbox, ensuring correct installation and connections.
Provides instructions for cleaning the equipment and notes on user-serviceable parts.
Details the installation and use of the PC software for programming and monitoring the blackbox unit.
Describes the use of the optional handheld device for programming blackbox units via the RS232 interface.
Explains the function of the display and keypad, including Main and Auxiliary Displays and Hot Keys.
Describes the primary operating mode for the blackbox, used after initial setup and upon power restoration.
Details how to access and use the program mode for setting up the blackbox or changing existing configurations.
Explains how to use test mode to simulate applications and confirm parameter and relay setpoint entries.
Provides a practical example of programming the blackbox for level measurement with high and low alarms.
Details programming for controlling pumps in a sump application, including alternating duty and peak period operation.
Presents charts illustrating the navigation structure of the blackbox menu system.
Describes parameters related to the unit's operation mode, transducer type, and measurement units.
Details parameters for configuring relay types, alarm functions, alarm IDs, and setpoints for relays.
Explains parameters related to logging temperature data, including minimum, maximum, and current readings.
Covers parameters for setting decimal places, fail-safe modes, and fail-safe timer settings for the display.
Details parameters for configuring the output range, mode, setpoints, limits, and trim for the unit's output signal.
Describes parameters for measurement offset and temperature source selection for compensation.
Explains parameters for damping the display and filtering unwanted level changes.
Details parameters related to transducer status, echo confidence, strength, and noise levels.
Covers parameters for passcode, system information, serial number, site identification, and factory defaults.
Details parameters for setting the current date, time, and date format.
Explains how to configure Daylight Saving Time settings, including enable, difference, start, and end times and dates.
Describes parameters for simulating level movement, setting increments, and rates for testing purposes.
Details parameters for performing output tests, relay tests, and transducer tests.
Guides the user on checking power supply and transducer wiring when no reading is obtained.
Provides steps to measure actual distance and re-enter it into the program mode to correct readings.
Suggests checking empty level, display offset, and measurement offset for consistent incorrect readings.
Advises checking unit supply and voltage selector position when LEDs indicate changes but relays do not activate.
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