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Bacharach H25-IR PRO User Manual (128 pages)
Infrared Refrigerant Gas Leak Detector
Brand:
Bacharach
| Category:
Security Sensors
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1: Introduction
11
Product Overview
11
Conventions Used in this Manual
11
Safety Precautions
12
Features and Capabilities
13
Functional Overview
13
Key System Components
13
Operation Modes: Search Vs. Measure
14
Figure 1-1. Toggling between Search and Measure Modes
14
Operational Functions/Features
15
Table 1-1. H25-IR PRO Functions and Features
15
Advanced Leak Quantification (Alqä) Technology
16
Using a Reference Leak Source
16
Figure 1-2. H25-IR Pro's Alqä Technology
17
Figure 1-3. Adjusting the H25-IR Pro to a Recognized Leak Standard
18
Specifications
19
Table 1-2. Specifications
19
Chapter 2: Hardware Overview
21
Unpacking
21
External Components
21
Front Panel
21
Figure 2-1. Front Panel Components of the H25-IR PRO
21
Back Panel
22
Probes and Hoses
22
Standard Probe with Flexible Tubing
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Figure 2-2. Back Panel Components of the H25-IR PRO
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Figure 2-3. Components of the Standard Probe with Flexible Tubing
22
Standard Probe with LED and Push Button
23
Figure 2-4. Components of the Standard Probe with LED and Push Button
23
Table 2-1. H25-IR PRO Standard Probe Components
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Table 2-2. H25-IR PRO Standard Probe Components
23
Smart Probe
24
Figure 2-5. Components of the Smart Probe
24
Connecting the Flexible Probe Tube
25
Figure 2-6. H25-IR PRO Smart Probe Key Lock Feature
25
Table 2-3. H25-IR PRO Smart Probe Components
25
Table 2-4. Connecting the Flexible Probe Tube
25
Power Cord
26
Figure 2-7. Connecting the Probe to the H25-IR PRO
26
Figure 2-8. Connecting the Power Cord to the H25-IR PRO
26
Internal Components
27
NDIR Sensor
27
Figure 2-9. NDIR Optical Sensor
27
Chapter 3: Menu System Overview
28
Menu Architecture
28
Figure 3-1. the Menu Interface (Display and Buttons): a Key User Interface with a Menu-Driven Architecture
28
Table 3-1. Key Components of the Menu Structure
29
Menu Navigation
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Overview
30
Figure 3-2. Arrows Indicating Additional Menus, Menu Items, and Parameter Editing Options
30
Figure 3-3. Menu Architecture Summary
31
Figure 3-4. Front Panel Components with Sample Display
31
Front Panel Buttons
32
Changing Values of Menu Items
32
Table 3-1. Front Panel Buttons
32
Configuration-Dependent Menu Items
33
Figure 3-5. Examples of Value Types
33
Figure 3-6. PROBE BUTTON Menu Item Based on Probe Style Ordered
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Special Key Combinations
34
Version Screen (at Power Up)
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Figure 3-7. Version Screen at Power up
34
Table 3-2. Common Key Combinations
34
Setup Summary Screen (Warm-Up)
35
Search Mode Screen
35
Figure 3-8. Setup Summary Screen Showing 60-Second Initialization Countdown
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Figure 3-9. Sample Search Mode Screens (Showing Graphic and Numeric Display Styles)
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Measure Mode Screen
36
Basic Setup Screen
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Figure 3-10. Sample Measure Mode Screen
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Figure 3-11. Basic Setup Screen
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Advanced Setup Screen
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Figure 3-12. Advanced Setup Screen
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Diagnostics Screen
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Figure 3-13. Diagnostics Screen
38
Chapter 4: Wiring
40
Introduction
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Relay Connections
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Figure 4-1. Sample Relay Wiring
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4-20Ma Current Loop Connection
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Figure 4-2. 4-20Ma Loop Connector Used
41
Communications Connection
42
Standard Versus Smart Probe Wiring
42
Table 4-1. RS-232 Communications Settings
42
Figure 4-3. Front Panel Printed Circuit Board Containing Probe Connectors J2 and J7
43
Table 4-2. Procedure to Change Factory-Set Probe Configuration
43
Chapter 5: Operation
44
Introduction
44
Table 5-1. Function Reference
45
Turning on the H25-IR PRO
46
Search Mode Screen
46
Overview
46
Display Styles (Graphic Vs. Numeric)
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Figure 5-1. Sample Search Mode Screens (Showing Graphic and Numeric Display Styles)
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Table 5-2. Turning on the H25-IR PRO
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Mode Button
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Figure 5-2. Toggling between Search Mode and Measure Mode (Example 1)
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Figure 5-3. Toggling between Search Mode and Measure Mode (Example 2)
47
Volume Button
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Range Button
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Table 5-3. Changing the Volume Setting
48
Setup (and Right Arrow) Button
49
Figure 5-4. Sample 2X, 3X, and 4X Range Displays in the Graphic SEARCH MODE Screen
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Table 5-4. Accessing the Main Menu Screens Using the Setup Button
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Zero (ENT) Button
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Information (I) Button
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Figure 5-5. Sample Search and Measure Screens before Zeroing
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Figure 5-6. Sample Search and Measure Screens Shortly after Zeroing
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Measure Mode Screen
52
Overview
52
Figure 5-7. Sample Measure Mode Screen
52
Log (Esc) Button
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Figure 5-8. Graphical Representation of the Measurement Log
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Table 5-5. Logging Data
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Basic Setup Screen
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Table 5-6. Accessing the BASIC SETUP Screen
55
Gas Type
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Table 5-7. Setting the Gas Type from the List of Standard Gases
56
Table 5-8. Gas Type Menus and Selection
57
Table 5-10. Leak Rate Conversion Chart
58
Table 5-9. Display Units Available in the H25-IR PRO
58
Unit Display
58
Alarm Setpoint
59
Table 5-11. Changing the Unit Display Setting
59
Table 5-12. Changing the Alarm Setpoint
60
Display Style
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Figure 5-9. Samples of Graphic and Numeric Display Styles
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Table 5-13. Changing the Display Style
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Advanced Setup Screen
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Table 5-14. Accessing the ADVANCED SETUP Screen
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Figure 5-10. Options of the Advanced Setup Screen
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User Setups 1-4
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Figure 5-11. Weighing Your Application Needs: When to Use User Setup 0 (Default) Vs. User Setups 1-4
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Table 5-15. Accessing the USER SETUP Screens 1-4
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Table 5-16. Changing a User Setup Name
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Figure 5-12. Sample Search Screen (with User Setup Active) Showing User Name "FREEZER 1
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Table 5-17. Changing a User Setup Gas Type
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Table 5-18. Changing a User Setup Alarm Setpoint
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Table 5-19. Changing a User Setup Feedback Mode
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Relay Settings Screen
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Table 5-20. Accessing the RELAY SETTING Screen
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Measurement Log
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Table 5-21. Relay Setting Options
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Table 5-22. Accessing the Measurement Log
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Date/Time Set
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Table 5-23. Setting the Date and Time
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Log Limit
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Table 5-24. Setting the Log Limit
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Loop Factor
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Table 5-25. Default Loop Factor Mapping Example (0.016 Ma = 1 PPM)
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Table 5-26. Changing the Loop Factor
78
Serial Data
80
Table 5-27. Serial Data Options
80
Table 5-28. Changing the Serial Data Setting
80
Probe Button (Optional)
81
Table 5-29. Assign Probe Button Options
81
Figure 5-13. Advanced Setup Screen Without (Left) and with (Right) a Detected Smart Probe
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Table 5-30. Changing the Probe Button Setting
83
Diagnostics Screen
84
Table 5-31. Accessing the Diagnostics Screen (Method #1)
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Table 5-32. Accessing the DIAGNOSTICS Screen (Method #2)
85
Current Faults Screen
87
Table 5-33. Accessing the Current Faults Screen
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Table 5-34. Fault Codes
88
Sensor Data Screen
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Table 5-35. Accessing the Sensor Data Screen
89
Table 5-36. Sensor Data Parameters and Sample Values
90
Adjustment to a Known External Leak Source
91
Table 5-37. Adjusting the H25-IR PRO to a Known External Leak Source
91
Custom Gas Type Configuration
93
Figure 5-14. Locked Message for Subsequent Attempts at External Adjustment
93
Factory Gas Type Configuration
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Table 5-38. Configuring the H25-IR PRO to Use a Factory Gas Type
94
Chapter 6: Maintenance
98
Fuse Replacement
98
Table 6-1. Items Required for Fuse Replacement
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Table 6-2. Fuse Replacement Procedure
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Probe Tip Filter Replacement
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Figure 6-1. Location of Fuse Holder
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Table 6-3. Items Required for Probe Tip Filter Replacement
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Table 6-4. Probe Tip Filter Replacement Procedure
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Probe "O" Ring Replacement
100
External Filter Replacement
100
Figure 6-2. Probe Filter and "O" Ring Locations
100
Table 6-5. Items Required for "O" Ring Replacement
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Table 6-6. Probe "O" Ring Replacement Procedure
100
Table 6-7. Items Required for External Filter Replacement
100
Table 6-8. External Filter Replacement Procedure
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Figure 6-3. Back Panel of the H25-IR Pro Showing Proper Orientation of the External Filter
101
NDIR Sensor Replacement
102
Figure 6-4. Removing the Top Cover
102
Table 6-9. Items Required for NDIR Sensor Replacement
102
Table 6-10. Replacement NDIR Sensor Kit
102
Table 6-11. NDIR Sensor Replacement Procedure
102
Figure 6-5. NDIR Sensor Showing Three Cable Ties Removed
103
NDIR Sensor Adjustment
105
Spare Parts and Accessories
105
Table 6-12. Spare Parts and Accessories
105
Firmware Upgrade Procedure
106
Table 6-13. Items Required for Upgrading Firmware
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Table 6-14. Firmware Upgrade Procedure
106
Chapter 7: Troubleshooting
110
Diagnostics
110
Service Centers
110
Table 7-1. Common Concerns
110
System Faults
111
Table 7-2. Fault Codes
111
Appendix A: Glossary of Terms
112
Table A-1. Glossary of Terms
112
Appendix B: Acronyms and Abbreviations
114
Table B-1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
114
Appendix C: Supported Gas Types
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Basic Gas Types
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Table C-1. Basic (Primary) Gas Types
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Factory Gas Types
118
Table C-2. Factory (Secondary) Gas Types
119
Appendix D: Declaration of Conformity
121
Index
121
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Bacharach H25-IR PRO Manual (10 pages)
Brand:
Bacharach
| Category:
Gas Detectors
| Size: 1 MB
Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction
2
Required Tools
2
Section 2: Replacement Process
4
Rear Plate Removal
4
Section 3: Maintenance
8
Service Centers
9
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