Icon Process Controls ProCon DO3000-C Series Quick Start Manual page 16

ProCon — DO3000-C Series
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Dissolved Oxygen Controller
Communication (MODBUS)
Baud Rate
Parity Check
Stop Bit
Address
System
Restore
Display
Set Time
Password
Series No.
Version
Language
Maintenance
Current Calibration
Relay Test
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The baud rate, check bit, and stop bit must match the settings required by the equipment at
the customer's site to ensure successful data upload.
When uploading data from multiple instruments at the site, the network node setting helps
users quickly and efficiently identify data sources. Up to 247 groups can be configured.
Calibration and parameter recovery can be performed in this setting.
Display Rate : The display speed of the data on the screen can be adjusted, with the system of-
fering four settings: "Low," "Standard," "Medium," and "High." The default setting is "Standard."
Backlight : This feature adjusts the highlight duration of the instrument display.
Set the Date and Time
Change Password if required. Once the password is set, exit to measurement mode. To access
the menu again, enter the password. If you wish to cancel the password, set it to "000000" in
this settings, which is the default password.
Users can access the product version information here.
Example :
Calibrating Current 1 (4 mA)
After connecting the "I1" (Current I/positive) and "G" (output current negative) terminals of the
multimeter and the instrument, if the multimeter displays a current value of 3.98 mA, press the
"up key" or "right key" at the Input Parameter Value until the multimeter shows the target value
of 4 mA, completing the calibration.
When testing the current, the multimeter should be connected to "I1" & "G." For a test current of
2 mA, connect the multimeter to "I2" & "G."
Note: "I1" and "I2" are positive terminals, "G" is the negative sensor, and it serves as the common
point for the output current.
Important: Ensure that the multimeter has sufficient power. Insufficient power may cause
deviations in current measurement data.
After selecting the appropriate relay, press [ENT] to hear the tick sound, indicating that the
relay is functioning normally.
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