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TELEDYNE API N100H User Manual (167 pages)

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Notice of Copyright
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Safety Messages
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Consignes de Sécurité
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Warranty
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About this Manual
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Conventions Used
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Table of Contents
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List of Figures
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Introduction, Specifications, Approvals, & Compliance
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Specifications
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Table 1-1. Specifications
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EPA Designation
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Table 1-2. O 2 Sensor Option Specifications
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Table 1-3. CO 2 Sensor Option Specifications
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Compliance and Certifications
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Getting Started
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Unpacking
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Ventilation Clearance
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Table 2-1. Ventilation Clearance
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Instrument Layout
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Front Panel
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Figure 2-1. Front Panel Layout
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Rear Panel
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Figure 2-2. Rear Panel Layout, Base Unit (Options Include Additional Pneumatic Port Fixtures)
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Table 2-2. Rear Panel Description
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Internal Chassis
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Figure 2-3. N100 Internal Chassis Layout
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Figure 2-4. N100H Internal Chassis Layout
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Connections and Startup
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Electrical Connections
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Connecting Power
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Connection Analog Outputs Option
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Figure 2-5. Analog Outputs Connectors Panel Option
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Table 2-3. Analog Output Pin Assignments
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Connecting the Digital I/O Expansion Board Option
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Figure 2-6. Digital I/O Connector Panel Option
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Table 2-4. Digital Input/Output Pin Assignments
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Connecting Communications Interfaces
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Figure 2-7. Mainboard JP1 Location and Pin Arrangements
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Table 2-5. JP1 Configurations for Serial Communication
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Pneumatic Connections
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Critical Tubing, Pressure, Venting and Exhaust Requirements
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Basic Connections from Calibrator
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Figure 2-8. N100 Basic Connections from Gas Dilution Calibrator
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Figure 2-9. N100H Basic Connections from Gas Dilution Calibrator
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Figure 2-10. N100 Basic Connections from Bottled Span Gas (N100H: Add External Pump to Exhaust)
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N100 Connections W/Ambient Zero/Ambient Span (Z/S) Valves Option
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Figure 2-11. Gas Line Connections with Z/S Valves Option
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N100 Connections W/Ambient Zero/Pressurized Span Valves Option
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Figure 2-12. N100 Gas Line Connection W/Ambient Zero/Pressurized Span Valves Option
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N100 Connections W/Zero Scrubber & Internal Zero Span (IZS) Option
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Figure 2-13. N100 Gas Line Connection W/Zero Scrubber and IZS Option
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Figure 2-14. N100 Pneumatic Connections for Precision Calibration When IZS Generator Present
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Pneumatic Flow Diagrams
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Pneumatic Flow for Basic Configuration
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Figure 2-15. N100 Pneumatic Flow Path, Basic Configuration
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Figure 2-16. N100H Pneumatic Flow Path
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Pneumatic Flow for N100 Zero/Span Valves Option
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Figure 2-17. N100 Pneumatic Flow with Zero/Span Valves Option
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Table 2-6. N100 Zero/Span and Sample/Cal Valve Operating States
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N100 Pneumatic Flow for Ambient Zero/Pressurized Span Option
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Figure 2-18. N100 Pneumatics with Ambient Zero/Pressurized Span Valves Option
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Table 2-7. Valve Operating States for Ambient Zero/Pressurized Span Option
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Pneumatic Flow for N100 Internal Zero/Span (IZS) Gas Generator Option
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Figure 2-19. N100 Pneumatics with IZS Option
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Table 2-8. IZS Valve Option Operating States
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Pneumatic Flow with O2 Sensor Option
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N100H Pneumatic Flow with Hydrocarbon Kicker Option
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Figure 2-20. Pneumatics with O
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Sensor
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Startup, Functional Checks and Calibration
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Figure 2-21. N100H Hydrocarbon Scrubber (Kicker) Option
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Figure 2-22. N100H Pneumatic Flow with Hydrocarbon Kicker Option
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Startup
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Figure 2-23. Status Screens at Startup
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Figure 2-24. Home Page Example
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Alerts: Warnings and Other Messages
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Figure 2-25. Viewing Active Alerts Page
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Functional Checks
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Calibration
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Figure 2-26. Sample Dashboard Page
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Menu Overview
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Table 2-9. Menu Overview
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Home Page
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Figure 2-27. User Interface Orientation
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Figure 2-28. Concentration and Stability Graph (Top) and Meter Graph (Bottom)
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Dashboard
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Figure 2-29. Dashboard Page
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Table 2-10. Common Dashboard Parameters
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Alerts
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Figure 2-30. Navigating to the Active Alerts Page
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Calibration
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Figure 2-31. Active Alerts Cleared
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Figure 2-32. Utilities>Alerts Log of Active and Past Alerts and Events
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Utilities
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Table 2-11. Utilities Submenu Descriptions
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Utilities Menu
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Setup
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Setup Menu: Features/Functions Configuration
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Setup>Data Logging (Data Acquisition System, DAS)
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Figure 2-33. Datalog Configuration, New Log Page
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Figure 2-34. Datalog Configuration, Existing Log
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Figure 2-35. Creating a New Data Log
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Configuring Trigger Types: Periodic
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Configuring Trigger Types: Conditional
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Figure 2-36. Datalog Periodic Trigger Configuration
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Figure 2-37. Datalog - Conditional Trigger Configuration
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Downloading das (Data Acquisition System) Data
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Setup>Events
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Figure 2-38. das Download Page
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Figure 2-39. Events List
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Figure 2-40. Event Configuration
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Editing or Deleting Events
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Using Events as Triggers for Data Logging
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Figure 2-41. Configured Event Sample
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Figure 2-42. Edit or Delete an Event
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Setup>Dashboard
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Setup>Autocal (with Valve Option)
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Figure 2-43. Dashboard Display and Configuration
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Setup>Vars
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Table 2-12. Typical Variables with Descriptions
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Setup>Homescreen
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Figure 2-44. Homescreen Configuration
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Setup>Digital Outputs (Option)
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Figure 2-45. Digital Outputs Setup
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Setup>Analog Outputs (Option)
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Figure 2-46. Analog Output Configuration for Voltage Output, Example
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Figure 2-47. Analog Output Configuration for Current Output, Example
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Figure 2-48. Analog Output Calibration, Voltage or Current
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Table 2-13. Analog Output Voltage/Current Range
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Manual Calibration of Voltage Range Analog Outputs
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Manual Adjustment of Current Range Analog Outputs
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Figure 2-49. Setup for Checking / Calibrating DCV Analog Output Signal Levels
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Setup>Instrument
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Setup>Comm (Communications)
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Figure 2-50. Setup for Checking / Calibration Current Output Signal Levels
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Table 2-14. Setup>Instrument Menu
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Com
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TCP Port2
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Network Settings
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Table 2-15. COM Port Configuration
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Transferring Configuration to Other Instruments
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Figure 2-51. Communications Configuration, Network Settings
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Table 2-16. Lan/Ethernet Configuration Properties
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Figure 2-52. Configuration Transfer
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Communications and Remote Operation
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Serial Communication
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Modbus
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Hessen
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Table 3-1. Teledyne Api's Hessen Protocol Response Modes
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Table 3-2. Hessen List Configuration Summary
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Ethernet
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Numaview™ Remote
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Table 3-3. Ethernet Status Indicators
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Calibration
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Important Precalibration Information
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Calibration Requirements
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Zero Air
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Calibration (Span) Gas
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Span Gas for Multipoint Calibration
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Physical Range Measurements
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Interferents
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Permeation Tube Options
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Data Recording Devices
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Calibration Procedures
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Calibration and Check Procedures for Basic Configuration
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Figure 4-1. Setup for Manual Calibration Without Z/S Valve Option
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Zero Calibration Check and Actual Calibration
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Span Calibration Check and Actual Calibration
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Figure 4-2. Multi-Point Calibration Page
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Calibration and Check Procedures with Valve Option Installed
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Figure 4-3. Setup for Manual Calibration Check with Valve Options
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Remote Contact Closure and Cal/ Cal Checks with Zero/Span Valve
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Figure 4-4. Zero and Span Calibration Screens
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Automatic Cal/Cal Check (Autocal) with Zero/Span Valve
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Figure 4-5. Auto Cal Page
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Table 4-1. Auto Cal States
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Mode Name
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Table 4-2. Auto Cal Setup Combinations
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Calibration Quality Analysis
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Table 4-3. Auto Cal Programming Sequence Execution
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Table 4-4. Calibration Data Quality Evaluation
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Maintenance and Service
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Maintenance Schedule
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Table 5-1. Maintenance Schedule
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Predictive Diagnostics
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Table 5-2. Predictive Uses for Dashboard Functions
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Operational Health Checks
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Software/Firmware Updates
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Remote Updates
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Figure 5-1. Report Generation Page
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Figure 5-2. Remote Update Page
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Manual Reload/Update Procedures
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Figure 5-3. Manual Update Page (and Other Utilities)
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Time Zone Changes
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Figure 5-4. Time Zone Change Requirements
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Hardware Maintenance Procedures
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Replacing the 47 MM Sample Particulate Filter Option
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Figure 5-5. Replacing the Particulate Filter
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Changing the DFU Sample Filter Option
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Changing/Removing the IZS Permeation Tube (N100 Option)
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Changing the External Zero Air Scrubber Option
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Servicing Critical Flow Orifices
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Figure 5-6. Critical Flow Orifice Assembly
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Figure 5-7. Critical Flow Orifice and Vacuum Manifold Assembly
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Checking for Light Leaks after Maintenance or Repair
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Checking for Pneumatic Leaks
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Simple Vacuum Leak and Pump Check
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Detailed Pressure Leak Check
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Performing Flow Checks/Calibrations
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Checking the Hydrocarbon Scrubber/Kicker (Option in N100H)
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Checking the Scrubber for Leaks
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Figure 5-8. Flow Calibration Menu
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Figure 5-9. Simple Leak Check Fixture
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Service and Troubleshooting
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Figure 5-10. Hydrocarbon Scrubber Leak Check Setup
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Fault Diagnosis with Alerts
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Table 5-3. Warning Alerts, Fault Conditions and Possible Causes
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Fault Diagnosis with Dashboard Functions
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Using the Diagnostic Signal I/O Functions
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Table 5-4. Dashboard Functions - Possible Causes for Out-Of-Range Values
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Fault Diagnosis with Leds
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Figure 5-11. Mainboard
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Figure 5-12. PMT Bench Module Board - Test Points and Indicator Leds
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Figure 5-13. Lamp Driver Board - Test Points and Indicator Leds
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Flow Problems
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Figure 5-14. DC Pump Control Board - Test Points and Indicator Leds
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Sample Flow Is Zero or Low
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Figure 5-15. HD Pump
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High Flow
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Sample Flow Is Zero or Low but Analyzer Reports Correct Flow
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Calibration Problems
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Negative Concentrations
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No Response
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Unstable Zero and Span
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Inability to Span - Deactivated SPAN Button
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Inability to Zero - Deactivated ZERO Button
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Non-Linear Response
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Discrepancy between Analog Output and Display
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Other Performance Problems
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Excessive Noise
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Slow Response
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Subsystem Check for Troubleshooting
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AC Main Power
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Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) Sensor Module
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Internal Span Gas (IZS) Generator and Valve Options
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Service Procedures
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Fuse Replacement Procedure
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Module Replacement
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Figure 5-16. Fuse Access
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Figure 5-17. PMT Bench Module Board Connectors
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Figure 5-18. UV Detector Board Connector
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Figure 5-19. Lamp Driver Board Connectors
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Figure 5-20. DC Pump Control Board Connectors
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Figure 5-21. DC Pump Flow Meter (DC Pump Control Board Bottom)
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Figure 5-22. IZS Option Board Connectors
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Sensor Module Repair and Cleaning
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Figure 5-23. Mainboard Connectors
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Figure 5-24. N100 Sensor Module
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Figure 5-25. N100H Sensor Module
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Figure 5-26. Sensor Module Mounting Screws
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Figure 5-27. Hex Screw between Lens Housing and Sample Chamber
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Figure 5-28. UV Lens Housing / Filter Housing
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Figure 5-29. PMT UV Filter Housing Disassembled
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Replacing the Uv Filter /Lens
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Figure 5-30. Disassembling the UV Filter/Lens Assembly
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Adjusting the Uv Lamp (Peaking the Lamp )
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Figure 5-31. Lamp Assembly
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Figure 5-32. UV Lamp Adjustment
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Replacing the Uv Lamp
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Replacing the Pmt, Hvps or Tec
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Figure 5-33. Sensor Assembly
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PMT Sensor Hardware Calibration ("Factory Cal")
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Figure 5-34. HVPS Adjust Menu
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Technical Assistance
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Principles of Operation
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Sulfur Dioxide
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Sensor Principles of Operation
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SO 2 Ultraviolet Fluorescence Measurement Principle
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Figure 6-1. UV Absorption
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The UV Light Path
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Figure 6-2. N100 UV Light Path
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UV Source Lamp
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Figure 6-3. N100H UV Light Path
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Figure 6-4. Source UV Lamp Construction
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The Reference Detector
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The PMT
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UV Lamp & PMT Offset
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Optical Filters
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UV Source Optical Filter
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Figure 6-5. Excitation Lamp UV Spectrum Before/After Filtration
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PMT Optical Filter
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Figure 6-6. PMT Optical Filter Bandwidth
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Optical Lenses
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Figure 6-7. Effects of Focusing Source UV in Sample Chamber
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Measurement Interferences
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Direct Interference
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UV Absorption by Ozone
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Dilution
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Third Body Quenching
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Light Pollution
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Pneumatic Operation
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Sample Gas Flow
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Figure 6-8. Gas Flow and Location of Critical Flow Orifice
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Flow Rate Control
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Critical Flow Orifice
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Figure 6-9. Flow Control Assembly & Critical Flow Orifice
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Sample Particulate Filter
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Hydrocarbon Scrubber/Kicker (Option in the N100H)
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Figure 6-10. Hydrocarbon Scrubber (Kicker)
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Pneumatic Sensors
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Sample Pressure Sensor
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Sample Flow (N100)
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Sample Flow (N100H)
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Electronic Operation
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Modules
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Power Switches
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Software Operation
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Adaptive Filter
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Calibration - Slope and Offset
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Temperature/Pressure Compensation (TPC)
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Internal Data Acquisition System (DAS)
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Glossary
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Appendix A - Modbus Registers
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APPENDIX B - N100 Interconnects
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