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F - Gas Environmental ® Monitoring System Operation Manual Issue 1.7 Manufactured by: Raymond Coupland Ltd Priestley House St Luke’s Raymond Coupland Environmental Road Kirkby Stephen Cumbria United Kingdom CA17 4HT Telephone Unit W1 0800 7720894 www.ox-an.com email sales@ox-an.com Technology Court...
Contents 1.0 INTRODUCTION ............................1 2.0 SOFTWARE ..............................1 2.1 PC S ..............................1 OFTWARE 2.2 PC XML C ........................... 1 ONFIGURATION ILES 2.3 S PIC18F2550 F ......................2 IGNAL OARD IRMWARE 2.4 R PIC18F2550 F ....................... 2 ELAY OARD IRMWARE 3.0 GETTING STARTED ............................
OX_AN software is designed to run on Windows XP system (SP2) with .Net framework v3.0. The .Net framework is not included within the OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor and hence, if a full installation of the operating system is required, these components must be installed separately.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 2. RelayContainer.sxml 3. SensorContainer.sxml 4. SystemSettings.sxml Note that “restoring system defaults” will overwrite these files. 2.3 Signal Board PIC18F2550 Firmware The firmware located within the embedded boards can only be changed by replacing the PIC processor with a pre-programmed PIC.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 3.1 Sensor Value Tab Fig 2.0 Sensor Values Tab During normal running the Monitoring Screen (Fig 2.0) displays the location text, alarm levels, sensor value and isolate status for both R-134a and O sensors. This is the normal viewing screen.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 3.2 Outputs Tab The Outputs tab, Fig 3.0, displays the current state of the relay outputs connected to the system. During normal running the tab shows the location text and relay state for all relays.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 3.3 Diagnostics Tab The Diagnostics tab provides a visual and textual indication of the connected Sensor and Relay boards. It is important the number of connected boards is correctly specified in the system settings.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 4.0 User Operation During normal operation (i.e. not during configuration) the OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor is designed for operation via a touchscreen interface. 4.1 Touchscreen Buttons Three touchscreen buttons provide the main functionality:...
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 Fig 5.0 Display in Red Alarm 4.3 Fault The system enters fault state if communications are lost with configured Relay or Signal Boards. Fault state is also entered if the user enters configuration mode or show actual values.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 4.6 Fan Control The Fan Control buttons activate and reset the Fan Control Output Group. Note that output relays which are energised by the Fan Control Output Group being activated will not be muteable.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 The configuration screen has 4 tabs: 1. Inputs – settings for Sensors 2. Outputs – settings for Relays 3. Input-Output – Output Group settings 4. System – general system settings 5.1 Configuring Inputs (Sensors) The Input tab is shown in Fig 6.0.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 5.1.1 Input (Sensor) Properties The configurable input parameters are: For each sensor 1. Isolated Isolation state, when true sensor does not trigger alarm levels 2. Sensor Type R134a or O 3. Active Set true if sensor is present (if false sensor is ignored) 4.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 To change a setting select the appropriate line in the relay list and then modify the parameters using the property sheet on the right hand side of the tab. 5.2.1 Output (Relay) Properties The configurable output parameters are: 1.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 5.3 Configuring Input-Outputs The Input-Output tab is shown in Fig 8.0. Fig 8.0 Configuration Input-Outputs Tab The Input-Output tab is used to change the contents of the Output Groups. To change a setting select the appropriate line in the Output Group list and then modify the parameters using the property sheet on the right hand side of the tab.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 5.3.3 Test Output Group The Test Output Group is activated when the Test button is pressed. Within the input/output listview (shown in Fig 8.0), the Test Output Group is located immediately below the Sound Alarms Output Group.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 5.4.1 System Properties The configurable system parameters are: Data Logging File Update Period The time between log samples( in seconds) Alarm State File Update Period The time between log samples when the system is in an...
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 6.1 Fast Log Time If the system is in alarm state the logging time interval is determined by the Alarm State File Update Period setting. In this condition the system displays the “Fast Log” message on the upper part of the interface as shown in Fig 10.0...
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 7.0 Hardware A block diagram of the hardware used in a 2 Signal Board/ 2 Relay Board OX-AN R-134a Leak Detection Monitor is shown as Fig 11.0 4–20mA Isolator Signal Board Relay Board PC running...
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 [For Signal boards the USB PID is given by 0x40+Address] [For Relay boards the USB PID is given by 0x30+Address] Note: Boards must be addressed without gaps, i.e. only boards 0 and 2 are not allowed and the addressing should be changed to 0 and 1.
OX-AN R-134a Leak detection Monitor V1.3 8.0 Calibration The menu option Settings>Show actual values displays the actual averaged values read from the AtoD. In the calculation for the ppm or % levels these values are multiplied by the relevant factor.
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