Spectrasensors SS2000 - Page 78

Index
Index–2 H
2
S in Natural Gas
H
2
S 1–4, 4–1
H
2
S concentration 3–15
Hardware 2–2
Hazardous environments 1–4
Heated enclosure 1–4
HyperTerminal 3–13
Import stored data into spreadsheet
3–17
Incident energy 1–5
Initialization period 3–2
Input Signal
Validation request 2–10
Installation 2–1, 2–2
Installing the analyzer 2–1
Instrument quality compressed air 2–15
Interference in the measurement 4–1
Intermediate calculation 3–10
Keypad 3–3
Laser absorption spectrometer 1–5
Laser beam 1–4
Laser output fluctuations 1–5
Launching HyperTerminal 3–13
LCD display 3–2, 3–11
Leak detector 2–14, 2–15, 2–16
Leaks 4–6, A–1
Lens Cleaning Paper. See Lens tissue.
Lens tissue A–2, A–3
Lock-in amplifier 1–6
Mating terminal block 2–10, 2–11, 2–12
Maximum sample inlet pressure 4–5
Measurement parameters 3–2
Measurement units 3–3
Membrane separator 4–1, A–1
Microsoft Excel 3–17
Mirror contamination 1–5, 1–6, A–1, A–2
Modes
Mode 1 (Normal Mode) 3–3, 3–9,
3–17
Mode 2 (Set Parameter Mode –
Channel A) 3–4, 3–5, 3–12,
3–16
Mode 3 SS3000 only (Set Parameter
Mode – Channel B) 3–5
Mode 4 (System Diagnostic Param-
eters - Channel A) 3–9
Mode 5 SS3000 only (System Diag-
nostic Parameters - Channel
B) 3–10
Mode 6 (Diagnostic Data Download)
3–10, 3–16, 3–17, 3–20, A–4
Modes and functions 3–4
National Institute of Standards and Tech-
nology 3–21
Natural frequencies 1–5
Nitrogen purge 4–5
Noise in the measurement 3–5
Null 3–16
Operating the sample conditioning sys-
tem 4–1
Operating the SS2000/SS3000 system
3–1
Optional analyzer hood 2–3
Optional automatic validation 2–14
Optional enclosure heater 2–4, 2–6
Optional enclosure purge 2–15
Optional Type X purge 2–4, 2–8
Optional validation request feature 2–11
Options 1–1, 1–4
Outline schematic 4–2, B–2
Output Signal
4-20 mA current loop 2–10
Optional digital outputs 2–11
Serial output 2–10
Overpressure condition 4–1
Parameter
Diagnostic
DryPressure
Checking 3–10
DryTemp
Checking 3–9
WetPressure
Checking 3–10
WetTemp
Checking 3–10
Parameters
Diagnostic 3–9
Measurement and control 3–5
4/20 Alarm Option 3–11,
3–9, 3–11
Alarm Action 3–12
Cancel General Alarm 3–9
Cancel Scrub Alarm 3–8, 3–6,
3–9, 3–12, 3–9, 3–6, 3–9
Concentration Unit 3–8
High Alarm Action 3–6, 3–12
Local Time Day 3–9
Local Time Minute 3–9
Logger Rate 3–7
Peak Tracking 3–8
Pressure Unit 3–7
Spectrum Average 3–7, 3–5,
3–7
Temperature Unit 3–7
Operational 3–3
Particle filter 4–1
Password 3–5