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- Page 1 GENTWO® Oxygen Analyzer PMA1000 / PMA1000L Instruction Manual Version 1.00.00 Software Version: 2.00...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 About this instruction manual 2 Important safety information Intended use 2.2 Personal safety 2.3 Warning signs and definitions 2.4 Safety instructions 2.5 Working on electrical and electronic devices 2.6 Not certified in hazardous areas 3 Introduction 4 Product overview 4.1 Receiving the analyzer 4.2 Product label and serial number... - Page 4 8 Mounting and installation 8.1 General Installation examples 9 Starting-up and operating the analyzer 9.1 General 9.2 Start-up and operation 10 Calibration 10.1 General 10.2 M5/S1 Manual Calibration 10.3 Automatic Calibration (AutoCal) 10.4 Calibration of auxiliary variables 10.5 Cross-sensitivity of coexisting gases 11 Service and maintenance 11.1 Recommended maintenance work 12 Spare parts and consumables...
- Page 5 Table of Illustrations Fig. 1: Product label is on the back of the PMA1000/PMA1000L Fig. 2: Paramagnetic measuring cell Fig. 3: Electronic evaluating system to measure oxygen concentration Fig. 4: Flow chart Fig. 5: Enclosure front view Fig. 6: Enclosure side view Fig.
- Page 6 Fig. 45: Buttons to get information and install hardware and software updates Fig. 46: Screen to confirm the update of the application software Fig. 47: M4/S2 screen with ‘Factory reset’ selected Fig. 48: Default setting menu with four parameters to select Fig.
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Page 7: About This Instruction Manual
About this instruction manual Welcome to the M&C product manual. The goal of this document is to give a broad over- view of the main functions of the PMA1000/PMA1000L. It will help you to get started with using the GENTWO analyzer. If you have any questions about this instruction manual, please contact M&C or one of our official distributors. -
Page 8: Important Safety Information
Important safety information Please read this important safety information carefully before installing the PMA1000/PMA1000L. Follow these safety precautions during commissioning, start-up and regular operation. Intended use This PMA1000/PMA1000L gas analyzer is intended for use in general purpose areas (non-hazardous environments). It may only be operated in compliance with the informa- tion on page 17 chapter ‘Technical data’... - Page 9 NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury. High Caution, risk of electric shock! Voltage! High Caution, system might be under pressure. Pressure! Hot Surface! Caution, hot surface! Do not touch! Hazardous Caution, hazardous and toxic gas! Do not inhale! Gas! Qualified ‘Qualified personnel’...
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Page 10: Safety Instructions
2.4 Safety instructions Please follow these safety directions and instructions regarding installation, commission- ing and operation of the PMA1000/PMA1000L. Installation, commissioning, maintenance, inspections and any repairs Qualified of all M&C products and components must be carried out by quali- personnel fied personnel in compliance with the current regulations. -
Page 11: Not Certified In Hazardous Areas
2.6 Not certified in hazardous areas This device is NOT certified to be installed or operated in hazardous areas. Explosion hazard! WARNING For general purpose areas ONLY. Don’t use the PMA1000/PMA1000L in hazardous areas. PMA1000/PMA1000L | 1.00.00 www.mc-techgroup.com... -
Page 12: Introduction
Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the PMA1000/PMA1000L analyzer. We know from experience that you surely will enjoy this reliable and durable M&C product. M&C is one of the premium and performance-driven companies in the business. With this in mind, our customers benefit from a number of significant advantages. We offer proven, durable and advanced products and solutions. -
Page 13: Product Overview
Product overview The PMA1000/PMA1000L oxygen analyzer is specially designed for continuous measure- ment of oxygen concentration in gases. With a dead space of only 2 ml (0.07 fl oz) inside the paramagnetic measuring cell, the response time of the oxygen analyzer is very fast. The PMA1000/PMA1000L can be used for many applications with the exception of hazard- ous areas. -
Page 14: Receiving The Analyzer
4.1 Receiving the analyzer The PMA1000/PMA1000L is usually delivered in one package. You will find the following items in the box: PMA1000/PMA1000L „ Instruction Manual „ EU version: power cord rated 230 VAC with an IEC 320 female connector and a „... -
Page 15: Measuring Principle Of The Analyzer
Measuring principle of the analyzer 5.1 Principle of measurement All gases are diamagnetic but just a few gases have a paramagnetic behavior. Oxygen is a paramagnetic gas, which means that oxygen molecules are attracted into a strong mag- netic field. This paramagnetic susceptibility distinguishes oxygen from most other gases. The M&C PMA gas is working according to the magneto-mechanical principle: The PMC uses this paramagnetic characteristic to measure the concentration of oxygen in a gas mixture. -
Page 16: Fig. 3: Electronic Evaluating System To Measure Oxygen Concentration
Fig. 3: Electronic evaluating system to measure oxygen concentration ‘Dumbbell‘ measuring cell Photo cells Amplifier Amplifier Display The oxygen molecules are pulled towards the stronger magnetic field zone, and the nitro- gen-spheres are rotating out of the zone. The mirror, which is secured between the spheres at the center of the suspension wire, rotates with the dumbbell. -
Page 17: Flow Chart
5.2 Flow chart The following flow chart shows a PMA1000/PMA1000L with one sensor combination and a paramagnetic analyzer (PMA) measuring cell. Fig. 4: Flow chart External fine filter Inlet gas pressure sensor Patented M&C oxygen-measuring cell (PMA) Outlet gas pressure sensor Two pressure sensors before and behind the PMA cell are installed for determination of the flow being calculated from the differential pressure. -
Page 18: Technical Data
Technical data Oxygen analyzer PMA1000 PMA1000L Part-No. 08 A 1000 08 A 1010 Sample gas Measuring ranges 4 linear measuring ranges, 2 of those free selectable, lowest span 1% Factory default 0-1, 0-10, 0-30 and 0-100 vol% O , zero suppression applicable Limit of Detection (LOD)** 0.02 vol%... -
Page 19: Dimensions
Oxygen analyzer PMA1000 PMA1000L Part-No. 08 A 1000 08 A 1010 Interfaces Ethernet / USB Storage temperature -20 °C up to +60 °C (~-4 °F up to +140 °F), avoid temperature dropping below dew point Power supply 3-pole chassis plug, internal power unit for 100 - 240 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz Power consumption max. -
Page 20: Connections
Fig. 6: Enclosure side view 6.2 Connections Fig. 7: Rear view PMA1000 Combination power switch and fuse Sample gas input ‘1‘ Sample gas output ‘2’ Not in use Digital outputs IO5 - HSS1...HSS4 (PMA1000 only) mA-output- measurement value Digital outputs IO2 - HSS1...HSS4 Product label Ethernet connector USB connector... -
Page 21: Components
6.3 Components Fig. 8: Inside view PMA1000 Sample gas lines Power supply Interface control unit with CPU-circuit board Sensor module PMA Transmitter I/O2 module I/O5 module (only PMA1000) 6.3.1 Sensor module Fig. 9: Sensor module PMA1000/PMA1000L | 1.00.00 www.mc-techgroup.com... -
Page 22: I/O Module
The MUC O2S SM - printed circuit board is a multifunctional sensor module. The sensor measures the pressure of the sample gas before and after the measuring equipment. The sensor module measures the temperature of an unheated sensor and controls the tem- perature of a heated sensor, like the paramagnetic measuring cell. -
Page 23: Gas Connections And Pin Assignment Diagram
6.4 Gas connections and pin assignment diagram High side switches (HSS) Electronics Measuring range Short-circuit proof feedback signal 24V DC / 0,5A Sample Gas IN P_IN HSS1 = range 2 HSS2 = range 3 SM 2 Operating parameters IO 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - + - + - + HSS1 HSS2 HSS3 HSS4... - Page 24 Operating parameter (HSS sends output signal, which operating parameter, Lim1 or/and Lim2, has or have been reached or exceeded) Measuring range (HSS sends output signal, which of the measuring ranges, MB 2 or MB 3, is selected) Status signal (RS1) „...
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Page 25: Using The Analyzer
Using the analyzer 7.1 Graphical user interface (GUI) The PMA1000/PMA1000L is equipped with a 7” touch screen and an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). The GUI is designed to easily navigate through the menus and sec- tions. The concept behind the interface is as intuitive as operating a smart phone. Fig. -
Page 26: Menu Structure
Gestures are predefined motions, like the tap or swipe motion, which are used to interact with the PMA1000/PMA1000L. Some of the predefined motions are supported only in cer- tain areas of the screen. The graphical user interface does not support multi-touch gestures. The horizontal ‘swipe’... -
Page 27: System Status Line
There are up to four sections available for one menu item. A little bar with dots in the sys- tem status line shows which section is currently displayed on the screen. Please note, that depending on the operation mode, the actual display on your device can differ from the screen shots in this Note instruction manual. -
Page 28: Main Menu Bar
The flag symbol shows the language you are currently using. To change the language setting just tap on the flag symbol. The following four symbols indicate from left to right: Internal data bus indicator (green blinking light:1 Hz- pulse; red light: error) „... -
Page 29: Main Display Area
7.3.3 Main display area Fig. 16: Main display area Message box Info button (changes color depending on status) Channel Name: channel ID Zoom button Measured value mA-Display (measuring range) Unit of the measured value Molecule (sensor type) 7.3.4 Language selection The language can be selected from any section displayed on the screen. -
Page 30: M1/S1 And M1/S2 - M&C Contact And Gui Version Number
Fig. 17: Language selection window 7.3.5 M1/S1 and M1/S2 - M&C contact and GUI version number You will reach menu 1 (M1) by tapping on the button with the M&C-logo on the right hand side. If you tap on the M&C-logo, the first section opens. Fig. -
Page 31: Fig. 20: M1/S2 - Analyzer Configuration
Fig. 20: M1/S2 - Analyzer configuration Software version, type and components Button for more detailed information After tapping on the green button, a screen with more detailed information about the current software version of the GUI opens. Fig. 21: Detailed information about the GUI software version To get back to the M1/S1 screen, please swipe horizontally to the right side or tap on the M&C button M1. -
Page 32: M1/S3 - Pneumatic Connections
7.3.6 M1/S3 - Pneumatic connections This window shows the schematic of the gas connections and the gas lines inside the PMA1000/PMA1000L analyzer. Fig. 22: M1/S3 - Pneumatic connections of the analyzer 7.3.7 M1/S4 - Operating hours counter The operating hours counter screen shows the days and hours the whole unit and the components were in operating mode. -
Page 33: Fig. 24: M2/S1 - Start Screen Of The Home Button
Fig. 24: M2/S1 - Start screen of the home button Home button M2 Indicator light (status: green, yellow or red) The second section shows a more detailed view of the measuring parameters. The info button on the next screen is green, that indicates that the instrument is in standard operation mode. -
Page 34: Fig. 26: M2/S2 - Detailed View During Warm-Up Period
Fig. 26: M2/S2 - Detailed view during warm-up period The zoom button on the M2/S2 section lets you zoom-in into the main display area. Please tap on the zoom button next to the channel information. In the zoomed view the measurement value display is highlighted and the data is dis- played larger with less information. -
Page 35: M2/S3 - List View Of The Measured Values
7.3.9 M2/S3 - List view of the measured values This screen shows an overview of all measured values in chronological order. The values can also be selected by channels, if your device features more than one channel. The notifications on the list are color-coded: Green: „... -
Page 36: Fig. 30: M3/S1 Data Logger Screen
Fig. 30: M3/S1 data logger screen Edit button Please tap on the edit button. The calender display opens. It displays month, day and hour in separate scroll bars. To select a prior measurement, please scroll to the date and time of the measurement you are looking for. -
Page 37: M4/S1 - Measuring Range Selection And Parameter Settings
The measured data can be saved as a CSV-file on a USB stick. The CSV-file can be opened in a spreadsheet application like MS Excel. To export data please select month, day and hour of the required data recordings. Each file can only store one hour of recorded data. -
Page 38: Fig. 34: Highlighted Scroll Bar To Select Measuring Range
When you tap on the edit button close to the measuring range the highlighted scroll bar opens. The active edit button changes to a green check mark. Please scroll through the predefined measuring ranges by swiping vertically. The selected measuring range needs to be displayed in the gray frame in the middle of the scroll bar. -
Page 39: Fig. 36: Highlighted Scroll Bar To Set Operating Parameter Lim1
To change the value of Lim1, please tap on the edit button to the right of operating pa- rameter ‘Lim1’. A scroll bar will open, where you can select numbers before and after the decimal point. The selected value needs to be displayed in the gray frame in the middle of the operating parameter scroll bar. -
Page 40: M4/S2 - Settings Menu/ Parameters
7.3.12 M4/S2 - Settings menu/ parameters Qualified Changing settings can only be done by qualified personnel. personnel In section M4/S2 you can define the parameters for the scroll bars you are using in section M4/S1. The screen of section M4/S2 shows a scroll bar and a red ‘Restart’ button. Fig. -
Page 41: Fig. 39: M4/S2 Settings Menu And Parameter Screen
With tapping on the hidden password, you are opening the settings screens, where you can change the current settings. The measuring process is idle as long as a settings screen is open. In this case alarm and status information are not current. NOTICE Immediately close any settings screens to prevent potentially danger- ous situations, which will not be recognized by the analyzer during its... -
Page 42: Fig. 40: Basic Settings For Channel 1
Fig. 40: Basic settings for channel 1 Selection button Channel selection scroll bar Message box Highlighted field Here you can enter the new channel name. Fig. 41: Keypad Please tap on the ‘Execute’ button to confirm your new channel name. After your confir- mation, you will get back to the parameter list. -
Page 43: Fig. 42: Channel-Specific Settings List
By tapping on the items of the list, you will reach the corresponding screen to enter the settings. Fig. 42: Channel-specific settings list Selection button Channel-specific settings list Here is a list of the parameters which belong to the ‘1 = Channel K1-Kn settings’. Channel Parameter description Default value... - Page 44 Channel Parameter description Default value Selection: 2= Hardware configuration mA range 1=0-20 mA, 2=4-20 mA Gas flow from Kx (1...n) pressure reading on screen Kx (1...n) enable=0, disable=1 flow reading on screen Kx (1...n) enable=0, disable=1 Option negative reading ignore: 0=no, 1=yes, active Option pressure compensation: 0=no, 1=P_In, 2=P_Out Selection: 3= Calibration zero gas [vol%]...
- Page 45 Channel Parameter description Default value Selection: 7= Linearitzation Linearisation polynomial m.range 1 active=1, inactive=0 Linearisation coefficient A measuring range 1 0.000 Linearisation coefficient B measuring range 1 0.000 Linearisation coefficient C measuring range 1 0.000 Linearisation coefficient D measuring range 1 0.000 Linearisation coefficient E measuring range 1 1.000...
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Page 46: Fig. 43: After Selecting '2 = System', The Screen With System Settings Opens
Fig. 43: After selecting ‘2 = System’, the screen with system settings opens A restart of the analyzer is necessary after changing the system Note settings. Here is an overview of the system settings. Parameter description Default value Language: 1 = D; 2 = GB; 3 = I; 4 = F; 5 = ES;, ..., 132=USA AutoCal option: 0 = no;... -
Page 47: Fig. 44: Scroll Bar With '4=Updates' Displayed In The Gray Frame
4 = Updates „ To update the firm ware, please open the ‘Updates’-screen. Fig. 44: Scroll bar with ‘4=Updates’ displayed in the gray frame Fig. 45: Buttons to get information and install hardware and software updates Hardware versions inquiry button Hardware update button HMI (APK App) update button To get information about the current hard- and software version of all the components in... -
Page 48: Fig. 46: Screen To Confirm The Update Of The Application Software
Fig. 46: Screen to confirm the update of the application software Please insert a USB stick with the latest version of the software in the USB port located at the rear side of the analyzer. Tap the ‘Pls. confirm!’ button to start the download of the update. -
Page 49: Fig. 48: Default Setting Menu With Four Parameters To Select
Fig. 48: Default setting menu with four parameters to select Save current calibration Restore current calibration Calibration reset only\re-calibration needed Factory defaults 6 = Database „ Fig. 49: Database import and export settings With the ‘1 = CSV import’ and ‘2 = CSV export’ buttons, csv-files can be imported and exported. -
Page 50: Fig. 50: Ip Address Input Screen
7 = IP config „ Fig. 50: IP address input screen To enter a new IP address, please tap on the first block of numbers. A keypad to enter numbers opens. Please enter the first block of numbers and press the ‘Next’ button. Then you can enter the second block of numbers. -
Page 51: Fig. 52: Supervisor Settings For Administrators
9 = Supervisior „ The administrator settings are only for M&C Service personnel. For questions or more in- formation please contact your M&C contact or authorized M&C distributor. Fig. 52: Supervisor settings for administrators Note If you tap on the hidden password here, the M2/S1 page will open. A = PDF1 update „... -
Page 52: Fig. 54: Scroll Bar With 'B=Diagnosis' Displayed In The Gray Frame
B = Diagnosis „ Fig. 54: Scroll bar with ‘B=Diagnosis’ displayed in the gray frame Fig. 55: Schematic for diagnosis Hidden password I/O2 hardware components SM2 hardware components I/O5 hardware components (PMA1000 only) Changing settings can only be done by qualified personnel. After Qualified tapping on the hidden password the analyzer stops the measuring personnel... -
Page 53: Fig. 56: Display Of The High-Side- And Relay-Outputs With The Ma-Output Of I/O2
Fig. 56: Display of the High-Side- and relay-outputs with the mA-output of I/O2 Here all of the High-Side- and relay-outputs with the mA-output of I/O2 are displayed on the left side of the screen. The switches are active, and you can test them by switching them off (‘0’) or on (‘1’). -
Page 54: M5/S1 And M5/S2 Calibration Menu
You need to tap on the Home button to re-initialise the internal data Note bus and to set all HS and RS settings back to the initial values. C = Service „ Fig. 58: Scroll bar with ‘C=Service’ displayed in the gray frame The ‘Service’... -
Page 55: Fig. 60: Calibration Of Pressure Gauges And Flow Sensor
Fig. 60: Calibration of pressure gauges and flow sensor Channel selection scroll bar This section shows the actual value and the set point of auxiliary variables. By tapping on the set point values, the temperature, pressure or flow rate can be adjusted. The actual values change to the new set points. -
Page 56: M6/S1 Help Button
7.3.14 M6/S1 Help button Fig. 61: Help button screen Zoom buttons Help button M6 If you tap on the help button M6, a PDF with a short form of the instruction manual opens. This reference guide helps you to answer questions about calibration and operation of the PMA1000/PMA1000L analyzer. -
Page 57: Mounting And Installation
Mounting and installation 8.1 General The PMA1000/PMA1000L is enclosed in a 19“ housing. This gas analyzer is intended for use as a stationary device. The correct installation of the device and proper sample gas condi- tioning guarantees a long life-time and a minimum of maintenance work. You can opti- mise the sample gas conditioning by mounting a cooler and fine filter in line before the sample gas enters the analyzer. -
Page 58: Fig. 62: Example: Span Gas Calibration With Sample Gas Pump
Fig. 62: Example: Span gas calibration with sample gas pump Fig. 63: Example: Span gas calibration with calibration gas from a pressure cylinder PMA1000/PMA1000L | 1.00.00 www.mc-techgroup.com... -
Page 59: Starting-Up And Operating The Analyzer
Starting-up and operating the analyzer 9.1 General Please be sure to observe the generally accepted engineering standards, and all of your national and local regulations before starting up the analyzer. Ensure that the specified voltage displayed on the product label matches the available supply voltage before connecting the device to the supply voltage. -
Page 60: Fig. 64: Warm-Up Phase In M2/S1 And Warm-Up Info On M2/S2
Fig. 64: Warm-up phase in M2/S1 and warm-up info on M2/S2 The green indicator light on screen M1/S1 shows that the analyzer is ready to operate. Fig. 65: Analyzer is ready to operate When a settings screen is open, the display stays on this settings screen. -
Page 61: Calibration
10 Calibration 10.1 General There are currently two analyzer models available: PMA1000 and PMA1000L. The function- ality of the L-model includes manual calibration. The PMA1000 features an automated cali- bration tool (AutoCal). To calibrate the analyzer, you need a test gas with a known oxygen concentration. During the calibration phase the corresponding mA value to the known oxygen concentration is applied to the mA-output. -
Page 62: Fig. 67: Setting The Channel-Specific Calibration Parameters
On the calibration screen M5/S1 the measuring range ‘3 (1)’ indicates the current ‘3’ and the calibration measuring range ‘(1)’. The measuring range adjusts automatically to various calibration gas Note concentrations while in calibration mode. The test gas concentration, here ‘0.0’ , is shown above the green arrow on the right hand- side at the bottom of the screen. -
Page 63: Fig. 69: First Step Of The Manual Calibration Procedure
Please tap on the start button to initiate the manual calibration procedure. This tap on the start button triggers the status relay RS2, which is part of the I/O2 hardware components (connector X20). Fig. 69: First step of the manual calibration procedure The label on the start button changes to ‘1. -
Page 64: Fig. 71: Third Step Of The Manual Calibration Procedure
Fig. 71: Third step of the manual calibration procedure The label on the start button changes to ‘3. Step’ button. PMA1000 only: Tapping on the ‘3. Step’ button deactivates the valves HSS1 (switching between sample/test gas) and also HSS2 (for zero Note gas) or HSS3 (for span gas). -
Page 65: Fig. 73: Data Logger Screen With Green Calibration Symbol
Fig. 73: Data logger screen with green calibration symbol Calibration procedure are shown in the data logger M3/S1 screen. The green symbols in- dicate successfully completed calibrations, and red symbols failed calibration procedures. Termination of a manual calibration procedure „ Fig. -
Page 66: Fig. 75: Manual Calibration Error
Errors during manual calibration procedure „ Fig. 75: Manual calibration error An error occurs during the manual calibration procedure, when the test gas has the wrong gas concentration or the actual value does not fit into the predefined measuring range of the gas concentration. -
Page 67: Automatic Calibration (Autocal)
Fig. 77: Screen showing details about a single calibration procedure A screen with detailed information about the failed calibration procedure opens. In this example it says that the measured value is too high. The measuring range needs to be adjusted to include the measured value. Manual calibration with ‘Zero gas’... -
Page 68: Fig. 78: Autocal Activation: Open Section M4/S2
Fig. 78: AutoCal activation: open section M4/S2 The screen with the system settings opens. Fig. 79: AutoCal activation: change system settings (first part of the list) Choice of zero, span or zero and span gas Start time (24 hour format) AutoCal interval in hours Enter settings „... -
Page 69: Fig. 80: Autocal Activation: Change System Settings (Second Part Of The List)
System settings to activate AutoCal Waiting period until the measured value of the span gas is displayed on the screen (HSS3). Waiting period, RS1 AutoCal, until analyzer is in operating mode again. Fig. 80: AutoCal activation: change system settings (second part of the list) Option AutoCal test mode Waiting period HSS2 zero gas Waiting period HSS3 span gas... -
Page 70: Fig. 81: Scroll To 'Autocal' To Reach Calibration Start Screen
Fig. 81: Scroll to ‘AutoCal’ to reach calibration start screen To the right of the sample gas measuring range, two measuring ranges (1,3) for the test gas concentrations are displayed. These measuring ranges are used to monitor the gas con- centration for the automated calibration of zero and span gas. -
Page 71: Fig. 83: Parameter Screen To Adjust Test Gas Measuring Ranges And Concentrations
These values are predefined. If the actual test gas concentration differs from these values, please tap on the Edit button. The ‘Channel K1 - Kn settings’ with ‘3 = Calibration’ screen will open, where you can change parameters and values of the test gas concentrations. To reach the AutoCal settings of this screen, please scroll down the Note parameter list. -
Page 72: Fig. 85: Information Displayed During Autocal Procedure
Fig. 85: Information displayed during AutoCal procedure Info boxes Message box Calibration button 10.3.1 AutoCal steps The AutoCal procedure consists of 17 steps. AutoCal steps Screen Auto-calibration IO5: relay RS2 ‚ON‘ Auto-calibration IO5: relay RS1 ‚ON‘ Auto-calibration IO5: HSS1 ‚ON‘ Valve position test gas PMA1000/PMA1000L | 1.00.00 www.mc-techgroup.com... - Page 73 AutoCal steps Screen Auto-calibration IO5: HSS2 ‚ON‘ Valvel zero gas Auto-calibration Time for HSS2 Auto-calibration Pls. wait until measuring value is stable ... Auto-calibration Zero gas measured value is stored. Auto-calibration IO5: HSS2 ‚OFF‘ Valve zero gas Auto-calibration IO5: HSS3 ‚ON‘ Valve PG1 span gas Auto-calibration Time for HSS3...
- Page 74 AutoCal steps Screen Auto-calibration span gas measurement value is stored. End: Auto-calibration IO5: HSS3 ‚OFF‘ Valve test gas End: Auto-calibration IO5: HSS1 ‚OFF‘ Valve sample gas End: Auto-calibration IO5: RS1 ‚OFF‘ Pump on End: Auto-calibration Time for RS1 Auto-calibration completed IO5: RS2 ‚OFF‘...
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Page 75: Fig. 86: Canceled Autocal Process
10.3.2 AutoCal Abort You can cancel the AutoCal process by tapping on any menu button. After a cancellation, the analyzer is not ready to operate for about 70 Note seconds. The screen, after you canceled the AutoCal process, shows ‘USER-abort, Pls. wait ... [s]’ and the system counts down from 70 seconds. -
Page 76: Calibration Of Auxiliary Variables
10.4 Calibration of auxiliary variables Auxiliary variables can be adjusted in the M5/S2 section. You can reach this section by tapping on the Calibration button and swiping left. The closed lock shows, that the analyzer is still in operating mode, while this screen is open. -
Page 77: Cross-Sensitivity Of Coexisting Gases
The sample gas flow can be adjusted, when a preset gas flow is present. The correction factor for the flow rate can also be changed in the channel specific settings list (see page 42 ‘Fig. 42 Channel-specific settings list’) After leaving the section M5/S2, the set points will adopt the actual values shown on the screen. -
Page 78: Fig. 88: Formula To Calculate The Effects Of Coexisting Gases
In general the following formula is applicable: Fig. 88: Formula to calculate the effects of coexisting gases The adjusted concentration values of the gas mixture components have the following values: C2H6 - 0.0043 vol% (Ethane) - 0.080 vol% 0.0000 vol% The value of the sum of the cross-sensitivities is -0.1123 vol%. - Page 79 Chemical formula Cross-sensitivity values + 20 °C (+68 °F) +50 °C (+122 °F) Nitrous oxide - 0.20 - 0.22 Diacetylene (CHCl) - 1.09 - 1.20 Ethane - 0.43 - 0.47 Ethylene oxide - 0.54 - 0.60 Ethylene - 0.20 - 0.22 Ethylene glycol - 0.78 - 0.88...
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Page 80: Service And Maintenance
11 Service and maintenance Before starting any service or maintenance work, please make sure that any work done on the analyzer is in compliance with all relevant regulations and standards. The service and maintenance work should be carried out exclusively Qualified by qualified personnel, preferably by M&C or your authorized M&C personnel... -
Page 81: Spare Parts And Consumables
12 Spare parts and consumables The replacement interval for spare parts and consumables depends on the specific oper- ating condition of the analyzer. The quantities recommended in the following table are based on experience. Your replacement intervals will be based on your operating conditions. -
Page 82: Appendix
13 Appendix 13.1 Trouble shooting For easy access to information about calibration and operation of the PMA1000/PMA1000L, please look at the instruction manual in section M6/S1. You will reach this screen by tap- ping on the Help button. Fig. 89: Instruction manual available in PDF-format Do you need Please contact M&C, if you need help with trouble shooting! help? -
Page 83: Certificates
Declaration of conformity The EU Declaration of conformity can be downloaded from the M&C website or directly requested from M&C. 13.4 Certificates Certificates are available on our website: www.mc-techgroup.com 13.5 Warranty In case of a device failure, please contact M&C immediately or your authorized M&C distributor. -
Page 84: Storage
13.7 Storage If you plan to store your M&C product before installing and operating, please follow these storage recommendations. Make sure that the device is stored in a protected, dry and well ventilated area. Please cover the device with an appropriate cover to protect it from dirt and liquids. -
Page 85: About Us
About us 14.1 M&C‘s group of companies The M&C group of companies with its German headquarter and world wide market activ- ities, has earned the reputation as one of the well-known and strongest partners in the market. Our company, our products, special systems and overall performances are well established in the market. -
Page 86: The Quality-Oriented M&C Catalog
14.2 The quality-oriented M&C catalog M&C offers national and international services, project planning and construction of special sys- tems with a wide range of products. Our catalog covers a large variety of high quality products with in-depth knowledge of various customer applications. Our product excellence and innova- tive solutions continues to make M&C a world class company. -
Page 87: Technical Consulting Services
14.3 Technical consulting services M&C has earned a reputation as one of the most capable and experienced companies in the world, especially when it comes to difficult or complex measurement projects. We are proud that our customers have confidence in our products and continue to experience repeat business. - Page 88 Notes PMA1000/PMA1000L | 1.00.00 www.mc-techgroup.com...
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- Page 90 Your contact to M&C in Germany and the USA M&C TechGroup Germany GmbH Rehhecke 79, 40885 Ratingen +49 2102 935 - 888 Service phone: „ service@mc-techgroup.com Service e-mail: „ M&C TechGroup North America 6019 Olivas Park Drive, Suite G Ventura CA 93003 +1 805 654 6970 Phone: „...