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MultiExact
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Table of Contents
3
Description and Definitions
7
Scope of this Manual
7
Safety Information
7
Description
8
Ordering Options
8
Specification
11
General
11
Environmental Limits
11
Electrical Data
12
Sample Gas
13
Calibration Gas
14
Unpack the Analyser
17
Analyser User Interface
18
Introduction
18
Start-Up and Measurement Screens
18
Soft Key Legends
20
System and Measurement Status Icons
21
Scroll Bars
22
Menu Options/Screens and Password Protection
22
The Menu Screen
24
The Settings Screen
25
The Information Screen
25
Editing On-Screen Data
26
Installation and Set-Up
27
Mechanical Installation
27
Bench Mounting
27
Panel Mounting
27
Rack with Slide Mounting
29
Valve Block Connections (Option)
32
Electrical Installation
33
Electrical Safety
33
Analogue Output Connections
34
Fault and Range Relay Connections
35
Alarm and Status Relay Connections (Option)
36
Auto Validate/Calibrate Connections (Option)
37
Modbus RS485 and Ethernet Connections (Option)
39
Connect the Electrical Supply
40
Connect the Sample/Calibration Gas Pipeline(S)
41
Switch On/Set-Up
42
Selecting the Security Level and Password(S)
42
Selecting the Security Level
43
Changing Passwords
44
Adjusting the Contrast
44
Adjusting the Backlight Timer
45
Setting the Clock
45
Changing Regional Settings
46
Selecting Communications Type
46
Setting up Automatic Validation/Calibration (Option)
47
Overview of Automatic Validation/Calibration
47
Automatic Validation/Calibration Sequence
48
Remote Calibration or Automatic Validation/Calibration
51
Automatic Validation/Calibration Target and Tolerance
52
Automatic Validation/Calibration Type and Mode
53
Automatic Validation/Calibration Phases
53
Automatic Validation/Calibration Timers
55
Calibration Linking
56
Configuring and Using the Ma Outputs (Option)
57
Overview
57
Introduction to the Ma Output Parameters
57
Setting up the Ma Output Parameters
59
Calibrating the Ma Output
62
Configuring and Using the Voltage Outputs (Option)
63
Overview
63
Correcting O 2 Measurements for Background Gases (Purity or Control Only)
63
Overview of Measurement Errors
63
Entering a Cross-Interference (X-Interference) Compensation
64
Selecting Display Units
64
Configuring the Measurement Alarms
66
Alarm Modes and Levels
66
Latching/Non-Latching Alarms
68
Hysteresis Levels
68
Viewing the Measurement Alarm Status
69
Setting up the Flow Alarm (Option)
70
Calibration
72
Manual Calibration
72
Automatic Validation/Calibration
74
Initiating an Automatic Validation/Calibration
74
Automatic Validation/Calibration Status Indications
75
Stopping an Automatic Validation/Calibration
76
Viewing Validation/Calibration History
77
Calibrating the Pressure Transducer (O Purity Only)
78
Calibrating the Flow Alarm (Option)
79
General Operation
80
Checking the Relay Signal Outputs
80
Pressure Compensation (O Purity and Control Only)
81
Introduction
81
Switching Pressure Compensation On/Off
81
Viewing Pressure Effected Measurements (Option)
82
Viewing Flow Levels (Option)
82
Switching off the Analyser
83
Checking the Ma Output (Option)
83
Checking the Voltage Output (Option)
83
Routine Maintenance
84
Cleaning the Analyser
84
Inspecting/Replacing the Fuse (When Necessary)
84
Inspecting the Optional Filter Element (O Purity / Control Only)
86
Inspecting the Filter Element (CO / CO / N O / CH Trace Only)
87
CO 2 Scrubber
88
For 0-10Ppm CO
88
For 0-500Ppm CO
88
Use of the Analyser with Toxic Gases
88
Preventative Maintenance
89
Fault Finding
90
Fault, Maintenance Required and SIP Statuses
90
Status Definitions
90
Status Annunciations
90
Viewing Messages
96
Active Messages
96
View History Messages
96
Diagnostics
97
General Fault Finding
98
Storage and Disposal
101
Storage
101
Disposal
101
Spares
102
Rs232 Connection Details
103
A1.1 Overview
103
A1.2 Connecting the Analyser to a PC
104
A1.3 Configuring the RS232 Serial Output Parameters
104
A1.4 Capturing Data Using Windows and Hyper Terminal
105
A1.5 Configuration Transfer
106
A2 Serial Output Formats
109
A3 Implementation Guide for Modbus Communications (Option)104
110
A3.1 Introduction
110
A3.2 References
110
A3.3 Modbus Setup
110
A3.4 Supported Function Codes
111
A3.5 Exception Codes
111
A3.6 Addressing
111
Floating Point Numbers
112
System Data Mapping
112
Transducer Data Mapping
112
A3.10 System Fault Mapping
114
A3.11 Transducer Fault and Alarm Mapping
115
A3.12 System Set-Up Mapping
118
A3.13 Transducer Set-Up Mapping
118
System Control
121
Transducer Control
121
Configuring the Modbus Parameters (Option)
123
Rs485
123
TCP (Ethernet)
125
Display Unit Conversion Factors
126
Sample Wetted Materials
127
Disposal in Accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Weee) Directive
129
Compliance and Standards Information
130
Performance Data
131
Purity Measurement
131
Performance Data: O
132
Control Measurement
132
Trace Measurement
133
Performance Data: 0-10Ppm CO
134
Measurement
134
Performance Data: 0-500Ppm CO
135
Measurement
135
Performance Data: 0-10Ppm CO Measurement
137
Performance Data: 0-20Ppm N
138
O Measurement
138
Performance Data: 0-50Ppm CH
139
Measurement
139
Performance Data: TCD
140
Performance Data: Flow Alarm
141
Recommended Calibration Periods
142
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