GUILCOR AR006709 Instruction Manual

Co2 concentration, temperature, humidity and other calculated humidity variables regulator with rs485 serial output

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concentration, temperature, humidity
2
and other calculated humidity variables regulator
with RS485 serial output
AR006709
AR006708
AR006710
Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1 RS485 serial output AR006709 AR006708 AR006710 Instruction Manual...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    9. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND CALIBRATION ........... 24 10. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.................... 24 10.1........................24 ECHNICAL PARAMETERS 10.1.1. Common parameters ............................. 24 AR006709 - CO 10.1.2. regulator ........................... 25 AR006708 - CO 10.1.3. regulator ........................... 25 AR006710 - temperature, relative humidity and CO 10.1.4.
  • Page 3 Do not use the instrument in an explosive environment. Read instruction manual before the first device connection, please. Copyright: It is prohibited to copy and edit this instruction manual and make any changes at all without explicit agreement of Guilcor. All rights reserved.
  • Page 4: General Description

    The regulators are designed to be operated in a chemically non-aggressive environment. Type Temperature Humidity Computed value  AR006709  AR006708     AR006710 The device is equipped with two relay outputs for alarming or controlling of external devices.
  • Page 5: Dimensions

    phase. This liquid phase stays inside sensor’s cover and can’t escape from the cover easily. It can dramatically increase response time to relative humidity change. If water condensation occurs for longer time it can cause sensor damage. Similar effect can occur under water aerosol conditions. For devices with RS485 output there is recommended to use shielded twisted copper cable, maximal length 1200m.
  • Page 6 AR006709...
  • Page 7: Typical Application Wiring, Connection Of Terminals

    AR006708 4. Typical application wiring, connection of terminals...
  • Page 8: Description Of Device Function And Setting

    5. Description of device function and setting Information from regulator is available directly through LCD or you can read them with one of next communication protocols ( Modbus RTU, Advantech-ADAM ). 5.1. Device setting from the manufacturer communication protocol: Modbus RTU regulator address: communication speed: 9600Bd, no parity, 2 stop bits...
  • Page 9: Carbon Dioxide Concentration Measurement

    5.3. Carbon dioxide concentration measurement A multiple point CO2 and temperature adjustment procedure leads to excellent CO2 measurement accuracy over the entire temperature working range; this is a must for process control and outdoor applications. The dual wavelength NDIR CO2 sensing procedure compensates automatically for ageing effects.
  • Page 10: When Close Output Relay

    Far condition 1 FAR0 – „far condition 0“: after device’s power on the relay is open FAR1 – „far condition 1“: after device’s power on the relay is close If “far condition” is assigned to output relay, then there is possible to change the output relay status by Modbus communication protocol only.
  • Page 11: Regulator Address Setting

    5.5.1. Setting with PC and TSensor software User’s software TSensor provides setting of all regulator parameters. The program is available free to download at web page www.guilcor.com. Run the TSensor program and follow the program instructions. Regulator includes hardware write protection of internal setting, new setting is possible to write only while: 1.
  • Page 12: Setting With Using Of Modbus Communication Protocol

    5.5.3. Setting with using of Modbus communication protocol See chapter “Output relay alarm condition configuration with using of Modbus communication protocol” at page 20. 5.6. Extended setting mode During regulator operation it is possible to change parameters available through “Actual regulator preset”...
  • Page 13 Acoustic alarm deactivation activated acoustic alarm is possible to acoustic alarm is still activated for all time and it is impossible to deactivate it deactivate by pressing „ “ key Relay response for error Regulator continuously checks its state during operation. In case error of assigned value measurement is found then output Relay1 (Relay2): stays unchanged (in previous status)
  • Page 14 Regulator address setting Regulator address for preset communication protocol RS485 network regulator address Communication speed Communication speed for preset communication protocol communication speed setting Temperature unit choice It is possible to measure temperature at °C or °F. There is shown preset unit. It is possible to change it after „SET“...
  • Page 15 zone level indication setup Whole measuring range can be divided into three areas. Each active area there is indicated by green, yellow or red LED depends on actual measured value. It is done by two boundary limits setting. „YELL“ limit sets boundary between green and yellow indication. It means that if actual measured value is lower than „YELL“...
  • Page 16: Restore To „Factory Default

    show value on LCD don’t show value on LCD Show CO concentration at LCD display This item provides to choice if CO value may be displayed at LCD display or not. It is possible to change it after „ “ key pressing. show value on LCD don’t show value on LCD Computed value selection...
  • Page 17: Description Of Communication Protocols

    “Description of communication protocols”, which is available to download at www.guilcor.com, see detailed description of appropriate device type. After switching ON the power of the device it can last up to 3 s before the device starts to communicate and measure !!! 6.1.
  • Page 18: Modbus Registers Of The Regulator

    6.1.3. Modbus registers of the regulator Address Address Variable Unit Format Size Status [hex] [dec] measured temperature [°C/°F]* 0x0031 Int*10 BIN16 measured relative humidity 0x0032 Int*10 BIN16 computed value* 0x0033 Int*10 BIN16 concentration displayed on LCD 0x0034 BIN16 Relay1 status [0/1] (Alarm 1) 0x003B BIN16 Relay2 status [0/1](Alarm 2)
  • Page 19: Output Relay Alarm Condition Configuration With Using Of Modbus Communication Protocol

     FAR0 – „Far condition 0“, it means, after power up output relay will be open, or  FAR1 – „Far condition 1“, it means, after power up output relay will be close. Then there is possible to change relay status by Modbus communication protocol command by requested value writing to following addresses: Address Address...
  • Page 20: Protocol Compatible With Advantech-Adam Standard

    Address Address Function Unit Description Status [hex] [dec] Alarm value 0x0047 preset alarm value (threshold) for Relay1 value Delay for Time in seconds Time in seconds that the [sec] 0x0048 Relay1 condition must be valid to evaluate alarm Hysteresis Value wihch must be set back below / above 0x0049 of Relay1 value...
  • Page 21: Jumper

    6.2.1. Jumper Jumper (placed nearby keys) is accessible after demounting of four screws in the corners of the box and removing the lid. If communication protocol compatible with standard Advantech-ADAM is selected, its function is the following:  If jumper during switching ON the power is closed, device always communicates with following parameters regardless stored setting in the device: communication speed 9600 Bd, without check sum, device address 00h ...
  • Page 22: Error States Of The Device

    7. Error States of the device Device continuously checks its state during operation. In case error is found LCD displays corresponding error code: Error 0 - first line of LCD displays „Err0“. Check sum error of stored setting inside device’s memory.
  • Page 23: Readings On Lcd Display

    8. Readings on LCD display °C, °F reading next to this symbol is measured temperature or error state of value %RH reading next to this symbol is measured relative humidity or error state of value CO2 ppm reading next to this symbol is measured concentration of CO or error state of value.
  • Page 24: Ar006710 - Temperature, Relative Humidity And Co Regulator

    10.1.2. AR006709 - CO regulator Concentration of CO Accuracy: ± (100 ppm + 5 % of measuring value) at 25°C (77°F) and 1013 hPa Range: 0 to 10000 ppm Temperature dependence: typ. 2 ppm CO / ºC in the range 0 to 50 ºC (32 to 122°F) Long term stability: typ.
  • Page 25: Relative Humidity And Temperature Restriction

    10.1.6. Relative humidity and temperature restriction...
  • Page 26: Value Computed From Measured Relative Humidity And Temperature

    10.1.7. Value computed from measured relative humidity and temperature Dew point temperature Range: -60 to +80 °C (-76 to 176 °F) Accuracy: ±1,5°C (±2,7°F) at ambient temperature T<25°C (77°F) and relative humidity RH >30%, for more details see graphs below Absolute humidity Range: 0 to 400 g/m...
  • Page 27: Operating Conditions

    -30 to +80 °C (-22 to +176 °F) measuring end of stem AR006710: -40 to +60 °C (-40 to +140 °F) CO2 probe AR006709 It is recommended to switch off the LCD display at ambient temperatures above 70°C (158 °F) around electronics.
  • Page 28: End Of Operation

    The adjustment procedure is described at file, Calibration manual.pdf“ which is installed commonly with the TSensor software. Technical support and service is provided by distributor. For contact see warranty certificate. You can use discussion forum at web address: http://www.guilcor.com/. 11. Appendix A Connection of external power relay...
  • Page 29 Connection of ELO E06D (RS232/RS485) and ELO 214 (USB/RS485) converters The ELO E06D converter is an optional accessory for connection of transmitter with RS485 interface to the PC via serial port RS232. Connect connector marked RS232 directly to the PC, connect power to connector marked RS485. Power voltage +6V DC from an external acdc adapter connect to pin 9, 0V connect to pin 5.

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