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Endress+Hauser SpectraSensors J22 TDLAS Operating Instructions Manual (158 pages)

Gas Analyzer

Brand: Endress+Hauser | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 7.95 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Document Function
  7
- Symbols Used
  7
  - Safety Symbols
    7
  - Informational Symbols
    7
  - Communication Symbols
    7
  - Tools Symbols
    8
- Standard Documentation
  8
- Registered Trademarks
  9
- Manufacturer Address
  9
2 Safety

10
- Personnel Qualifications
  10
- Potential Risks Affecting Personnel
  10
  - Electrocution Hazard
    10
  - Laser Safety
    10
- Product Safety
  11
  - General
    11
- IT Security
  11
  - Protecting Access Via Hardware Write Protection
    11
  - Protecting Access Via a Password
    12
    
    User-Specific Access Code
    12
- Access Via Web Server
  12
3 Product Description

13
- Product Identification
  14
- Equipment Labels
  14
  - Nameplate
    14
  - Extended Order Code
    15
- Symbols on the Equipment
  15
  - Electrical Symbols
    15
  - Informational Symbols
    15
  - Warning Symbols
    15
4 Installation

17
- Tools
  17
  - Required Tools
    17
- Lifting/Carrying
  17
- Mounting the Analyzer
  17
- Turning the Controller Housing
  18
  - Turning the Display Module
    19
- Cover Locking
  19
- Protective Chassis and Ground Connections
  20
  - Protective Ground Cable
    20
- Electrical Connections
  21
  - Connecting the Controller
    21
  - Removing a Cable
    23
  - Connecting Enclosure Heater Power
    23
    
    (Optional)
    23
  - Threaded Entries
    24
- Gas Connections
  25
  - Connecting the Sample Returns
    26
- Metric Conversion Kit
  27
  - Required Tools
    27
  - Installation
    27
- Hardware Settings
  27
  - Setting the J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer Address
    28
    
    Hardware Addressing
    29
    
    Software Addressing
    29
  - Enabling the Terminating Resistor
    29
- Ensuring the Degree of Protection
  30
5 Operation Options

31
- Overview of Operation Options
  31
- Structure and Function of the Operating Menu
  32
  - Structure of the Operating Menu
    32
  - Operating Philosophy
    32
- Access to the Operating Menu Via the Local Display
  34
  - Operational Display
    34
    
    Status Area
    34
    
    Display Area
    35
  - Navigation View
    36
    
    Navigation Path
    36
    
    Status Area
    36
    
    Display Area
    37
  - Editing View
    38
    
    Input Mask
    38
  - Operating Elements
    40
  - Opening the Context Menu
    41
    
    Calling up and Closing the Context
    41
    
    Menu
    41
  - Navigating and Selecting from List
    42
  - Calling up Help Text
    43
  - Changing the Parameters
    43
  - User Roles and Related Access Authorization
    45
    
    Access Authorization to Parameters: "Maintenance" User Role
    45
    
    Access Authorization to Parameters: "Operator" User Role
    45
  - Disabling Write Protection Via
    45
    
    Access Code
    45
  - Enabling and Disabling the Keypad Lock
    45
    
    Local Operation with Touch Control
    46
  - Switching off the Keypad Lock
    46
- Access to the Operating Menu Via the Web Browser
  46
  - Function Range
    46
  - Prerequisites
    47
    
    Computer Hardware
    47
    
    Computer Settings
    47
    
    Computer Software
    47
    
    Measuring Device
    48
  - Establishing a Connection
    48
    
    Via Service Interface (CDI-RJ45)
    48
    
    Starting the Web Browser
    49
  - Logging on
    50
  - User Interface
    50
    
    Header
    50
    
    Navigation Area
    51
  - Disabling the Web Server
    51
    
    Enabling the Web Server
    52
    
    Function Scope of the "Web Server Functionality" Parameter
    52
  - Logging out
    52
- Access to the Operating Menu Via the Operating Tool
  52
  - Connecting the Operating Tool
    52
    
    Via Modbus RS485 Protocol
    52
  - Service Interface
    53
    
    Via Service Interface (CDI-RJ45)
    53
6 System Integration

54
- Overview of Device Description Files
  54
- Modbus RS4852 Information
  54
  - Function Codes
    54
  - Register Information
    55
  - Response Time
    55
  - Modbus Data Map
    55
    
    Structure of the Modbus Data Map
    56
  - Scan List Configuration
    56
    
    Rs485
    56
  - Reading out Data Via Modbus RS485
    56
7 Commissioning

58
- Language
  58
- Configuring the Measuring Device
  58
- Advanced Settings
  74
  - Navigation
    75
  - Stream
    75
  - Carrying out a Sensor Adjustment
    76
    
    Setting the Calibration
    77
  - Carrying out the SCC Calibration
    78
  - Carrying out Additional Display Configurations
    79
  - Configuration Management
    83
  - Using Parameters for Device Administration
    85
    
    Using the Parameter to Define the Access Code
    85
    
    Access Code
    86
    
    Device
    86
  - Simulation
    86
- Protecting Settings from Unauthorized
  88
  - Access
    88
    
    Defining the Access Code Via Local Display
    88
    
    Write Protection Via Access Code
    88
    
    Defining the Access Code Via the Web Browser
    89
    
    Parameters that Can Always be Modified Via the Local Display
    89
    
    Resetting the Access Code
    90
    
    Switch
    90
    
    Via Web Browser (Via CDI-RJ45 Service Interface)
    90
    
    Write Protection Via Write Protection
    90
8 Operation

92
- Configuring the Display
  92
- Reading Measured Values
  92
  - Output Values
    92
    
    Output Values of Current Output
    92
    
    Output Values for Relay Output
    93
    
    Output Values for Switch Output
    93
- Showing Data Logging
  94
- Adapting the Measuring Device to the Process Conditions
  96
  - Defining the Tag Name
    97
  - Setting the System Units
    97
  - Configuring the Communication
    99
    
    Interface
    99
    
    Displaying the I/O Configuration
    100
    
    Configuring the Current Output
    101
    
    Configuring the Switch Output
    103
    
    Configuration Management
    106
    
    Using Parameters for Device Administration
    108
    
    Using the Parameter to Define the Access Code
    109
    
    Using the Parameter to Reset the Access Code
    109
    
    Device
    110
    
    Simulation
    110
- Protecting Settings from Unauthorized
  112
  - Access
    112
    
    Defining the Access Code Via Local Display
    112
    
    Parameters that Can Always be Modified Via the Local Display
    112
    
    Write Protection Via Access Code
    112
    
    Defining the Access Code Via the Web Browser
    113
    
    Resetting the Access Code
    113
    
    Switch
    113
    
    Via Web Browser (Via CDI-RJ45 Service Interface)
    113
    
    Write Protection Via Write Protection
    113
9 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

115
- General Troubleshooting
  115
  - For Local Display
    115
  - For Output Signals
    116
  - For Access
    116
  - Emitting Diodes
    117
    
    Controller
    117
- Diagnostic Information on Local Display
  118
  - Diagnostic Message
    118
    
    Diagnostic Behavior
    119
    
    Diagnostic Information
    119
    
    Status Signals
    119
    
    Calling up Remedial Measures
    120
    
    Operating Elements
    120
- Diagnostic Information in the Web Browser
  121
  - Diagnostic Options
    121
    
    Status Signals
    121
    
    Calling up Remedy Information
    122
- Diagnostic Information Via Communication
  122
  - Interface
    122
    
    Configuring Error Response Mode
    122
    
    Reading out Diagnostic Information
    122
- Adapting the Diagnostic Information
  123
  - Adapting the Diagnostic Behavior
    123
- Overview of Diagnostic Information
  123
- Pending Diagnostic Events
  128
- Diagnostic List
  129
- Event Logbook
  130
  - Event History
    130
  - Filtering the Event Logbook
    130
  - Overview of Information Events
    131
- Resetting the Measuring Device
  132
  - Function Scope of the "Device Reset" Parameter
    132
  - Device Information
    133
- Signal Alarms
  134
  - Modbus RS485
    134
  - Current Output 0/4 to 20Ma
    134
    
    To 20 Ma
    134
    
    Interface/Protocol
    135
    
    Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
    135
    
    Local Display
    135
    
    Relay Output
    135
    
    To 20 Ma
    135
    
    Web Server
    135
- Protocol-Specific Data
  136
10 Maintenance/Service

137
- Cleaning and Decontamination
  137
  - To Keep the Sampling Lines Clean
    137
  - To Clean the J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer Exterior
    137
- Spare Parts
  137
- Troubleshooting/Repairs
  137
  - Replacing the Membrane Separator
    137
    
    Filter
    137
  - Replacing the 7 Micron Filter
    138
    
    Tools
    138
  - Enclosure Purge (Optional)
    139
  - Sample System Enclosure Purge
    140
    
    Optional)
    140
  - Repair Verification
    140
- Intermittent Operation
  140
- Packing, Shipping and Storage
  141
  - Preparing the Analyzer for Shipment
    141
    
    Or Storage
    141
  - Storage
    142
- Service Contact
  142
  - Before Contacting Service
    142
  - Factory Return
    142
- Disclaimers
  142
- Warranty
  142
11 Spare Parts

143
- Controller
  143
- J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer on Panel
  145
12 Technical Data

147
- Local Operation
  149
  - Via Display Module
    149
    
    Display Elements
    149
    
    Operating Elements
    149
- Supported Operating Tools
  150
  - Web Server
    150
    
    Supported Functions
    150
- Historom Data Management
  150
  - Additional Information on the Data Storage Concept
    150
  - Data Backup
    151
    
    Automatic
    151
    
    Manual
    151
  - Data Transfer
    151
  - Event List
    152
    
    Automatic
    152
  - Data Logging
    152
    
    Manual
    152
- Diagnostics Functions
  152
- Heartbeat Technology
  153
13 System Drawings

154

Endress+Hauser SpectraSensors J22 TDLAS Operating Instructions Manual (150 pages)

TDLAS Gas Analyzer

Brand: Endress+Hauser | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 10.22 MB

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
5
Document Function
5
Symbols Used
5
Standard Documentation
6
Registered Trademarks
6
Manufacturer Address
6
Safety
7
Personnel Qualifications
7
Potential Risks Affecting Personnel
7
Product Safety
8
Device-Specific IT Security
9
Product Description
11
J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer Model Types
11
Sample Conditioning System Components
13
Product Identification
13
Equipment Labels
14
Symbols on the Equipment
15
Installation
16
Installing the Heat Trace Boot
16
Lifting/Carrying
16
Mounting the Analyzer
16
Turning the Display Module
21
Protective Chassis and Ground Connections
21
Electrical Connections
22
Gas Connections
31
Metric Conversion Kit
32
Hardware Settings
33
Ensuring IP66 Degree of Protection
37
Operation Options
38
Overview of Operation Options
38
Structure and Function of the Operating Menu
39
Local Operation
41
Accessing the Operating Menu through the Local Display
41
Operating Elements
46
Access to the Operating Menu from the Web Browser
51
Remote Operation Using Modbus
56
Modbus Communication
57
Overview of Device Description Files
57
Modbus RS485 or Modbus TCP Function Codes
57
Response Time
57
Modbus Data Map
58
Modbus Registers
59
Commissioning
60
Language
60
Configuring the Measuring Device
60
Defining the Tag Name
61
Setting the Analyte Type
61
Selecting the Measurement Calibration
61
Setting System Units
62
Setting the Dew Point
62
Setting Peak Tracking
63
Configuring the Communication Interface
64
Configuring the Current Input
65
Configuring the Current Output
66
Configuring the Switch Output
68
Configuring the Relay Output
69
Configuring the Local Display
70
Advanced Settings
72
Operation
79
Reading Measured Values
79
Showing Data Logging
81
Adapting the Measuring Device to the Process Conditions
83
Simulation
85
Protecting Settings from Unauthorized Access
86
Verification, Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
89
Diagnostic Information from Light Emitting Diodes
89
Diagnostic Information on Local Display
90
Diagnostic Information in the Web Browser
92
Diagnostic Information through the Communication Interface
93
Adapting the Diagnostic Behavior
93
Overview of Diagnostic Information
94
Pending Diagnostic Events
97
Event Logbook
98
Resetting the Measuring Device
99
Device Information
100
Signal Alarms
100
Protocol-Specific Data
102
General Troubleshooting
103
Maintenance/Service
106
Cleaning and Decontamination
106
Spare Parts
106
Troubleshooting/Repairs
106
Intermittent Operation
110
Packing, Shipping, and Storage
111
Service Contact
111
Disclaimers
112
Warranty
112
Spare Parts
113
Controller
113
J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer
114
J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer on Panel
115
J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer with Enclosure
116
Controller Spare Parts Details
117
Sample Conditioning System Spare Parts Details
125
Technical Data
138
Electrical and Communications
138
Application Data
138
Physical Specificiations
139
Area Classification
139
Supported Operating Tools
140
Web Server
140
Historom Data Management
141
Data Backup
141
Manual Data Transfer
142
12.10 Automatic Event List
142
12.11 Manual Data Logging
142
12.12 Diagnostics Functions
142
12.13 Heartbeat Technology
142
Drawings
144
Dew Point Conversion
148
Introduction
148
MDP Calculation
149

Endress+Hauser SpectraSensors J22 TDLAS Manual (32 pages)

Brand: Endress+Hauser | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 1.46 MB

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
5
Intended Equipment Use
5
Associated Documentation
5
Manufacturer's Certificates
5
Manufacturer Address
6
General
7
Symbols Used
7
Safety Symbols
7
Informational Symbols
7
Electrical Symbols
7
Labels
8
Nameplate
8
Controller
8
Personnel Qualifications
8
General
9
Equipment Training
9
Potential Risks Affecting Personnel
9
Electrocution Hazard
10
Laser Safety
10
Analyzer Technical Specifications
10
Electrostatic Discharge
13
Chemical Compatibility
13
Equipment Installation
14
Required Hardware/Tools
14
Tools Symbols
14
Lifting/Carrying the Analyzer
14
Mounting the Analyzer
15
Opening/Closing the Analyzer Enclosure
16
Protective Chassis and Ground Connections
16
Protective Ground Cable
16
Ground Connections
17
Electrical Wiring Requirements
18
Wire Temperature Rating and Torque
18
Cable Entries
19
Threaded Entries
19
Cables Type
20
Flow Switch Connection Requirements
20
Connection Values: Signal Circuits
20
Terminal Assignment
20
Safety-Related Values
21
Modbus Interface Cable Specification
21
Electrical Circuit Breakers
21
Connecting the Gas Supply
22
Sample System Heater
22
Equipment Operation
23
Operating Controls
23
Commissioning
23
Decommissioning
23
Intermittent Operation
23
Maintenance and Service
25
Cleaning and Decontamination
25
To Clean the J22 Exterior
25
Troubleshooting and Repairs
25
Cleaning the Cell Mirror
25
Replacing the Membrane Separator Filter
27
Enclosure Purge (Optional)
28
Sample System Purge (Optional)
29
Repair Verification
29
Power Termination Covers
29
Spare Parts
29
Service Contact
29

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