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CONFIGURATION INFORMATION SERIAL NUMBER : PRODUCT CODE : FREQUENCY : RATE 1 PULSE LENGTH : RATE 1 REPETITION RATE : RATE 1 BATTERY LIFE AT +5°C : *RATE 2 PULSE LENGTH : *RATE 2 REPETITION RATE : *RATE 2 BATTERY LIFE AT +5°C : SPECIFIED ON PRESSURE : **SPECIFIED OFF PRESSURE : *Rate 2 only applicable when a Dual Rate Endcap is fitted.
EM noise levels. The transmitter power level can be adjusted to achieve the optimum balance between signal strength and battery life. Pulsed signalling can also be utilised to extend battery life. Please contact IK Trax to discuss the most effective configuration.
(1) EMTx20 AA1 is available as a Lithium battery powered unit only and is not ATEX/IECEx certified. (2) Dependent on Model and configuration. Contact IK Trax to discuss individual requirements. (3) Parameters such as Power, Lifetime, Frequency, ON time and OFF time can be customised, please contact IK Trax to discuss your project requirements.
3. RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION ⚠ WARNING: The Special Conditions for Safe Use as detailed in Section 10 CERTIFICATION APPENDIX must be followed at all times. ⚠ WARNING: Any operation involving pressure is potentially hazardous. No person should use this equipment unless fully aware of the potential hazards of working with pressurised vessels.
5 seconds to turn on. 4.2. FUNCTION TEST An EM receiver, such as an IT Trax EMRxEx Receiver is required to receive the signal from the transmitter. Refer to the relevant EM receiver manual for instruction on setup and operation of the EM receiver.
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The advantage of these arrangements is that they have limited amounts of metal around the transmitter and will therefore have limited effect on the transmitter performance. Please contact IK Trax for further information and guidelines regarding EM transmitter mounting and installation.
4.5. TURNING OFF To turn the transmitter off, loosen the BATTERY ENDCAP 5 full turns using the supplied ENDCAP REMOVAL TOOL. Use an EM receiver such as the IK Trax EMRxEx to confirm that the transmitter has turned off. 5. MAINTENANCE Familiarise yourself with all of the rules for the safe operation of this equipment as described in Section 3 RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION.
Note that upon customer request, the transmitters can be adjusted at IK Trax to provide a stronger signal at the expense of lifetime or extended lifetime at the expense of signal, contact IK Trax for more details and to discuss your requirements.
5. Referring to the figure below, remove all O-rings and clean all sealing surfaces on all parts. 6. Examine all surfaces, including threads for signs of corrosion, scoring, and other damage. If there is excessive damage the mechanical parts may need to be replaced. 7.
7. ENDCAP OPTIONS 7.1. PRESSURE SWITCH ENDCAP The EMTx20 PRESSURE SWITCH ENDCAP is an ATEX/IECEx certified endcap that can be fitted in place of the standard PCB ENDCAP to allow the unit to be activated once the external pressure exceeds a pre-configured ON PRESSURE. There are six different pressure switch endcaps available that cover both latching and non- latching versions and three different pressure bands: 1-4 bar, 3-10 bar, and 6-18 bar.
DUAL RATE ENDCAP - Can be fitted to an EMTx20 transmitter in place of the PCB ENDCAP to allow an external piece of equipment (e.g. an IK Trax 7000 ARGF) to switch between two pre- configured pulse rates. With a DUAL RATE ENDCAP fitted, the unit will transmit at pulse rate 1 when pins 1 and 2 on the IE55 Connector are open (resistance >...
Short pins 1 & 2 of the IE55 connector together. Use an EM receiver such as IK Trax EMRx Topside to confirm that the transmitter is functioning properly at the expected pulse rate. 7.2.3. TURNING OFF Remove the short from Pins 1 & 2, then loosen the BATTERY ENDCAP by 5 full turns using the supplied ENDCAP REMOVAL TOOL.
Use an EM receiver such as IK Trax EMRx Topside to confirm that the transmitter is functioning properly at the expected pulse rate. 7.3.3. TURNING OFF Remove the short from Pins 1 & 2, then loosen the BATTERY ENDCAP by 5 full turns using the supplied ENDCAP REMOVAL TOOL.
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