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INSTALLATION AND START-UP
Incoming sample temperature
Optimum input gas temperature
High Pressure
Minimum input pressure 20 PSIG
Low Pressure
Minimum input pressure 5 PSIG
Wiring
Sample Input Tubing
Make sure power is OFF before you begin installation.
Rear Panel Connections:
1. Remove terminal cover to access Analog Interface board.
2. Install main process shut-off valve and pressure regulator at sample tap.
Gas Connections:
1. Remove VCR plugs and gaskets from sample inlet fitting and exhaust fitting and
connect Sample Input tube and Exhaust tube. Vent exhaust to vent system.
2. Connect instrument air supply to Instrument Air fitting.
3. Select 120 or 240 VAC on voltage selector. Mark operating voltage on rear panel.
Electrical Connections:
1. Make sure the installed power cord has an approved terminator plug per NEC and
CEC regulations.
2. Wire the analyzer per requirements for non-hazardous location per instructions in
Chapter 2 of the analyzer User Manual.
Communications Connections:
1. Connect 4–20 mA analog output and Alarm/Data Valid terminals on Analog Inter-
face board to analyzer using metallic signal conduit.
2. Connect the RS-232 or RS-485 serial communications to analyzer. RS-485 connection
shares same cable and metallic signal conduit as analog output and Alarm/Data
Valid contacts.
3. RS-485 Communications: RS-485 terminator switch is turned to ON, only if your unit
is a dedicated analyzer or if it is the last analyzer in a chain of multiple analyzers.
Replace all analyzer covers before continuing.
Initial Startup:
1. Open the main shutoff valve at the source.
2. Turn on the AC power at the source.
3. Once the sample flow starts, the analyzer will be in normal operating mode. Allow
analyzer to warm up for 45 minutes.
Dry Down:
Allow 5 to 7 days for the analyzer to dry down and stabilize. At end of dry down period,
concentration value on display will be stable and recorded data will level off. Zero
alarms will still be on the display. See Chapter 2 of the analyzer User Manual for more
details on dry down and information on shortening the dry-down process.
Zero Cycle:
Perform a Zero cycle after the dry down.
Press Zero key and then the '8' key (Down arrow key) until you see Zero. Press the Enter key to select.
The Zero cycle takes approximately 2 hours. When the Zero cycle is complete, the analyzer will adjust the Zero Offset and automatically return to normal
sampling.
Verify Cycle:
AMETEK does not recommend performing a Verify cycle during initial startup. The analyzer and its internal generator should be allowed to equilibrate for at
least 24 hours before you run a verify cycle.
Press the Zero key and then the '8' key (Down arrow key) until you see Verify. Press the Enter key to select. The Verification cycle takes about 3 hours, and a
"Zero" is automatically performed at the start of the Verification cycle. When the Verification cycle is complete, the analyzer adjusts the Span and automatically
returns to normal sampling.
PN 583054901, Rev YA
QUICK REFERENCE CARD
Reference Chapter 2 of the 5830 Moisture Analyzer User Manual.
0 °C and 100 °C
60 °C ±5 °C
Maximum pressure 50 PSIG
Maximum pressure 20 PSIG
22 gauge twisted/shielded pair
1/4" OD, electropolished 316L VAR SS
ANALYZER PARAMETERS
Zero key
Hold Outputs
Enable or Disable
Adjust Ofst/Span
Enable or Disable
Zero
Zeros the analyzer on demand.
Verify
Runs internal moisture genera-
tor on demand.
Abort
Aborts Zero cycle
Alarm key
High Limit
Enter value in PPMV
Low Limit
Enter value in PPMV
Enable Alarm
Select Enable or Disable
Analog Range key
Maximum Concentration
Enter moisture concentration equivalent to 20 mA.
Minimum Concentration
Enter moisture concentration equivalent to 4 mA.
Test Config key
Display
Contrast
Default is 5
Back Light
Default is ON.
Communication
Baud Rate
Default is 9600
RS-485 Mode
Default is 4-wire
Sample Gas
Select the gas you want to analyze.
Clock
Enter hours using the 24-hour clock.
Zero Schedule
Schedule Type, Day of Week, Day of Month,
Hour and Duration
Verify Schedule
Schedule Type, Day of Week, Day of Month,
Hour and Duration
Production Codes
Production codes for the reference dryer.
System Test
Test Display
Test Keypad
Test Alarms
Test Analog Output
Test Serial Communications
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