CPC 200 / 210 General These operating instructions describe the automatic cleaning, pH signal monitoring and calibration system of the Airtrol CPC 200 / 210. Note: • pH / temperature measuring transmitter / Separate operating instructions controller Mycom CPM 151-P...
Measuring system airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Measuring system The complete measuring system (fig. 2.1) comprises • the operating unit CPC 200 and the • A control line from the pneumatic unit to the pneumatic unit CPC 210 Probfit assembly (5 m pneumatic hoses in •...
Installation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE1PC200.CHP Installation Basics for installation Note: • Pneumatic unit CPC 210 • Outdoor installation of system – Install next to the operating unit CPC 200 requires complete weather if possible to facilitate troubleshooting, protection (sun and rain maintenance, etc.
Installation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Pneumatic connection Note: • The distance between the pneumatic unit • Please read chapters 3.2 and 3.4 CPC 210 and the retractable assembly of the Probfit operating instructions Probfit must not exceed 5 m.
Installation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Compressed air Buffer and cleaner connection solutions The compressed air is supplied via an The suction lines for the buffer and cleaning ID4 / OD6 hose (4 mm inside diameter, solutions go through the cabinet floor directly 6 mm outside diameter).
Electrical connection airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE2PC200.CHP Electrical connection Basics for connection Caution: Note: • The unit must be grounded before • This system has been built start-up! and tested in accordance with VDE 0660 T500 and left the •...
Electrical connection airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE2PC200.CHP Connection of Connective networking CPC 200 to CPC 210 of several systems via Profibus The operating unit CPC 200 is connected to A maximum of 10 systems, each comprising the pneumatic unit CPC 210 by means of a one control unit CPC 200 and one pneumatic 14-wire cable.
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Electrical connection airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Switch position “OFF” (terminating resistor disabled) approx. 6 mm approx. 12 mm Cable screen approx. 12 mm Bare screen must contact PC200X2.TIF Fig. 4.3: Bus cable stripping metal guide (left) Fig. 4.4: Bus cable connection...
Start-up airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE2PC200.CHP Start-up General Note: Warning: • The applicable regulations for • Prior to performing installation or repair work, release air and water safety and accident prevention pressure from system sections. must be observed. • Do not perform installation or •...
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Start-up airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Start-up sequence Step 1: Settings on Airtrol system Set main switch to “ON”. The operating panel goes through a start-up routine. Afterwards, the operating display is shown according to fig. 6.2. Note: The version number displayed during the...
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Start-up airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE2PC200.CHP Step 3: Settings via operating panel (main menu: “PASSWORD”, “CONFIGURATION”) Parameter settings Descriptio Function description Value range n in chapter: Factory User Password 6.3.8 – Determination of passwords levels 1, 3 and 9 –...
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Start-up airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Start-up sequence Step 3: Settings via operating panel Parameter settings Descriptio Function description Value range n in chapter: Factory User Times 6.3.3 – Cleaning – stand by time until rinse t0 0 to 999 s –...
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Start-up airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE2PC200.CHP Step 3: Settings via operating panel Parameter settings Descriptio Function description Value range n in chapter: Factory User Limits 6.3.2 – Alarm – pH: upper limit 0.00 to 14.00 pH 10.00 lower limit 0.00 to 14.00 pH...
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Start-up airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Start-up sequence Step 4: Functional test Selection of “manual” mode Press the function key and follow the directions on the display. Switching to enlarged display Press the function key. Priming / checking of hoses –...
Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE3PC200.CHP Operation The operating panel for communication The indications in the upper left corner of the between the Airtrol and the operator consists display have the following meanings: of a display and a keypad.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Menu function keys Manual mode, i. e. automatic mode is Starts the quick sensor check (HQSS). interrupted and the assembly moves to service position. Starts the automatic calibration. Automatic mode, i. e. the assembly is in measuring position.
Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE3PC200.CHP Modes of operation The operation of the Airtrol is menu-driven. The mode of operation is indicated in the Two modes of operation are available: upper left corner of the normal or enlarged display by “MAN” or “AUTO” (see figs. 6.2 •...
Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Single menus The main menu is accessed by the key. To change the value of a menu item, select the desired digit by moving the cursor with one of the following cursor keys: The single menus are selected by the softkeys: A value may be changed using the numeric keypad.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE3PC200.CHP Login The following steps are required for password entry: • Press You are in the main menu. Password * * * * ..• Press • Press You are in the password menu.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 6.3.2 Limit settings (detailed representation) • Press You are in the main menu and have already entered your password. This takes you to the menu item • Press “HQSS limits”, where you can enter the upper and lower limits for the HQSS You are in the configuration menu.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE4PC200.CHP 6.3.3 Time settings You are in the main menu and have already HQSS entered your password. The HQSS “High Quality Sensor check System” • Press is used to check the pH electrode quickly by means of the two buffer solutions.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Autocal Interval mode You are in the time menu. You are in the time menu, and the interval mode is selected (see chapter 6.5). In the • Press real-time mode, the menu item “interval mode”...
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE4PC200.CHP 6.3.4 Cleaning settings 6.3.5 Buffer settings You are in the main menu and have already You are in the main menu and have already entered your password. entered your password. • Press • Press You are in the configuration menu.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 6.3.6 Volume settings 6.3.7 Clock settings You are in the main menu and have already You are in the main menu and have already entered your password. entered the Superuser password. • Press • Press You are in the configuration menu.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE4PC200.CHP 6.3.8 Password settings • Enter your desired password, e. g. “1111” The password menu is used for login, logout and password editing. for level 3, via the numeric keypad. You are in the main menu.
Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Service You are in the main menu and have already entered the Superuser password. • Press You are in the service menu. 6.4.1 Operation and error messages The submenus “operation messages” and “error messages”, which you can enter...
Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE5PC200.CHP “Auto(matic)” 6.5.1 Measuring mode mode of operation (“Auto(matic)”) Normal measuring operation takes place in After powering up the Airtrol by switching on the “auto(matic)” mode of operation and is the main switch (see fig. 3.1), the system...
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 6.5.2 Cleaning function There are 4 possibilities to start a cleaning cycle: “External” cleaning • via timer If required, the Airtrol can also be used • via L2 bus to drive an external cleaning system •...
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE5PC200.CHP The individual steps of a cleaning cycle started with timer are: Step 1: Cleaning started with timer Note: CLEAN cleaning started If the “cleaning” start input is with timer enabled by remote control at this –...
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 6.5.3 HQSS function The HQSS “High Quality Sensor check System” There are 4 possibilities to start an HQSS cycle: • via timer mode permits the pH electrode to be checked • via L2 bus using the two buffer solutions.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE5PC200.CHP Step 5: Cleaning Step 14: Buffer 2 is pumped HQSS cleaner is being pumped HQSS2 buffer solution 2 ( 4.00 pH) 30 ml is pumped 30 ml – – – – – – – – – – – – –...
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 6.5.4 Autocal function (Automatic calibration) There are 4 possibilities to start an autocal cycle: You can enter 4 start times. These are • via timer assigned to every weekday or to a specific • via L2 bus weekday.
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Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE5PC200.CHP Step 5: Cleaning Step 14: Buffer 2 is pumped ACAL cleaner is being pumped ACAL2 buffer solution 2 ( 4.00 pH) 30 ml is pumped 30 ml – – – – – – – – – – – – –...
Operation airtrol CPC 200 / 210 External start inputs If all relays are closed (no fault present), In the meantime, the electrode is stored in the then a pulse with a duration of min. 500 ms water under safe and optimum conditions.
Error diagnosis airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE6PC200.CHP Error diagnosis When the system detects an error, a plain-text The errors that have occurred can be called error message appears on the operating panel up in the service menu (see chapter 6.4) at a display.
Error diagnosis airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Error list Meaning Elimination Air pressure too low – Check whether medium is supplied to control cabinet. – Listen for whistling or hissing (indication of a leak). – Check whether the pressure drops during the Airtrol system function sequence (air volume too low).
Error diagnosis airtrol CPC 200 / 210 BE6PC200.CHP Meaning Elimination Limit or setpoint exceeded Check limit settings on operating unit and alarm settings in pH measuring transmitter Mycom CPM 151-P. – Check actuator, controller function and control parameters on Mycom.
Error diagnosis airtrol CPC 200 / 210 Meaning Elimination Cleaner empty – Replace or refill the bottle with the cleaner solution. – Reset the ml counter on the operating panel to the initial value by pressing the key. Interface error –...