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...APPENDIX A – MULTI-STREAM PROGRAMMING
SET UP CURRENT OUTPUT
Output type = xx to xx mA
Test output = NO
Up scale sample time = xx mins
Down scale sample time = xx mins
A5 Page 5 - Alarm Relay Setup
ALARM RELAY SETUP
Alaram relay configuration = Alarm
Alarm failsafe = YES
Alarm hysteresis = xx%
ALARM RELAY SETUP
A1 enabled = NO
A1 setpoint = xxx <units>
A1 action = LOW
A2 enabled = NO
A2 setpoint = xxx <units>
A2 action = LOW
SETUP ALARM CONCENTRATION
A3 enabled = NO
A3 setpoint = xxx <units>
A3 action = LOW
A4 enabled = NO
A4 setpoint = xxx <units>
A4 action = LOW
SETUP ALARM CONCENTRATION
A5 enabled = NO
A5 setpoint = xxx <units>
A5 action = LOW
A6 enabled = NO
A6 setpoint = xxx <units>
A6 action = LOW
A6 Page 6 - Factory Settings
FACTORY SETTINGS
Enter factory settings
security code
FACTORY SETTINGS
WARNING : These parameters are factory
set and should not normally require
adjustment. They can only be set up if
the necessary equipment is available.
DO NOT PROCEED WITHOUT CONSULTING THE
OPERATION MANUAL.
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Set to one of the following ranges: 0 to 10, 0 to 20 or 4 to
20mA.
If required, the instrument can automatically transmit a
percentage of the full scale test signal: 0, 25, 50, 75, 100% of
the current output selected.
These set the sample time (see Section 4.3), i.e. the time the
monitor samples each stream. Different times can be entered
depending on whether the new stream is higher or lower than
the previous stream. This is determined by the values entered
on Programming Page 4.0. These parameters are normally
set to 12 and 15 minutes, but could be increased if required.
If fail-safe action is required select YES.
A differential set point can be set as a percentage of the set
point value. The differential setting operates on the set point.
Example - a 5% differential setting operates 2.5% above and
below the setpoint.
Set the differential required between 0 and 5% in 1%
increments.
Select YES or NO as required.
Set the required setpoint values within the instrument range.
Select the alarm action required - HIGH or LOW.
Select YES or NO as required.
Set the required setpoint values within the instrument range.
Select the alarm action required - HIGH or LOW.
Select YES or NO as required.
Set the required setpoint values within the instrument range.
Select the alarm action required - HIGH or LOW.
Note. Programming Pages 5.2 and 5.3 are displayed
on 4 and 6 channel versions only.
Enter the value of the previously entered security code.
Used for diagnostic purposes only.
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