Emerson HASAxE-IM-HS - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – ESSENTIAL INSTRUCTIONS; READ THIS PAGE BEFORE PROCEEDING!
  • Page 3 – Instruction Manual; Safety Instructions; PREAMBLE; NOTE
  • Page 4 – IMPORTANT; Further graphical symbols used in this product:
  • Page 5 – Operating and Maintaining this Apparatus
  • Page 6 – SAFETY SUMMARY; Keep all fittings tight to avoid leaks. See section
  • Page 10 – ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD !
  • Page 11 – section; General Operating Instructions
  • Page 12 – Magnetically Operated Front Panel
  • Page 13 – able of Content; SHORT FORM GUIDE FOR THIS MANUAL; To find information about
  • Page 14 – TABLE OF CONTENTS; Preamble
  • Page 15 – Table of Contents; Chapter 2 Technical Data
  • Page 16 – Chapter 5 User Interface and Software Menus
  • Page 17 – Chapter 6 Initial Startup
  • Page 19 – Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
  • Page 20 – Index of Figures
  • Page 22 – Index of Tables
  • Page 23 – echnical Description; Chapter 1; Overview
  • Page 26 – ert gas may exhaust the analyzer through a; Purge medium specifications:; x20 characters alphanumeric display
  • Page 29 – gas analyzers, designed for wall mounting and/or outdoor
  • Page 31 – Cable glands for mains and signal cables
  • Page 32 – Terminals for signal cables
  • Page 33 – -4 Reserved For Future Use; Reserved For Future Use
  • Page 34 – or stainless steel
  • Page 35 – Gas Path Variations
  • Page 36 – Sample gas
  • Page 38 – -6 Optional Gas Path Components
  • Page 39 – -7 Standard Interfaces; analog outputs
  • Page 40 – -8 Optional Interfaces; digital outputs; Digital Inputs; Digital Outputs; load
  • Page 43 – echnical Dat; Chapter 2; Common Technical Data
  • Page 44 – -1 Common Technical Data; Site of installation
  • Page 46 – Purge Option
  • Page 47 – -2 Model Specific Technical Data
  • Page 48 – Housing
  • Page 49 – terminals and fuse holders (cover removed)
  • Page 50 – Power Connection; power and signals connectors
  • Page 52 – F Field Housing
  • Page 53 – Power cable gland
  • Page 54 – Signal inputs / outputs
  • Page 55 – Information on the Nameplate Label; Model and installed measuring; ANALOG
  • Page 57 – Principles; Chapter 3; series analyzers support several
  • Page 58 – Transmission of Interference Filters
  • Page 59 – Opto Pneumatic Measuring Principle
  • Page 60 – Technical Implementation
  • Page 62 – traces existent by diffusion.; Photometer Assembly with Pyro Detector
  • Page 64 – Photometer Assembly with Gas Detector
  • Page 65 – -2 Oxygen Measurement; pO2 = paramagnetical sensor; Paramagnetic Measurement; Approved Solvents
  • Page 66 – -2 Oxygen Measurement; Assembly Principle
  • Page 68 – Lead
  • Page 69 – Electrochemical Sensor; cross interference by accompanying gases; NH
  • Page 70 – Thermal Conductivity Measurement; Thermal Conductivities; Principle of Operation; and in a reference gas stream (R; ) is adjusted to zero; -3 Thermal Conductivity Measurement
  • Page 71 – thermal isolation removed
  • Page 72 – -4 Measurement Specification; Gas component
  • Page 73 – Performance Specifications; Table 3-7: Measurement Performance Specifications
  • Page 75 – Installation; Chapter 4; Abstract
  • Page 76 – Gas Conditioning; Furthermore the gases must be
  • Page 77 – TOXIC GAS HAZARDS!
  • Page 78 – Internal Solenoid Valve Block
  • Page 79 – Electrical Connections; Hints on wiring signal inputs and outputs
  • Page 80 – Detailled Installation Instructions
  • Page 81 – Gas inlets and outlets
  • Page 82 – Preparation of signal cables
  • Page 84 – Relay status Signals
  • Page 85 – / Open sample valve or
  • Page 86 – Preparation of power cable; Earth
  • Page 87 – Cover
  • Page 89 – edge
  • Page 90 – edge protection, and; Failure COM
  • Page 92 – Connecting the power cable; ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD!; Supported wire cross sections:
  • Page 93 – and finally
  • Page 95 – Cable glands for power and signal cables
  • Page 100 – Digital Inputs & Outputs
  • Page 101 – PE
  • Page 103 – Hints on Wiring Signal Inputs and Outputs; shield connected at both ends
  • Page 104 – shield connected at one end
  • Page 105 – Wiring Inductive Loads; for Inductive Loads; Driving Multiple Loads
  • Page 106 – Driving High Current Loads
  • Page 107 – User Interface; Chapter 5
  • Page 108 – The Display; If this red LED is
  • Page 109 – The Keys; Mode
  • Page 110 – horizontal; versus; vertical orientation
  • Page 111 – Software; The measuring screen shows up; MEASURING SCREEN
  • Page 112 – Menu Structure; Type; Navigating and Editing; standard method for
  • Page 114 – Access Levels; Access Code 1
  • Page 115 – Special Screens; to enter
  • Page 116 – Menu title
  • Page 117 – Power-On and Measuring Screen
  • Page 119 – Control Menu; Off
  • Page 120 – key returns to the optional gas; chapter 7 Maintenance.
  • Page 122 – line act like the separate zero /
  • Page 123 – line shows the currently applied gas
  • Page 124 – and
  • Page 126 – Setup Menu
  • Page 127 – menu page
  • Page 128 – Current temperature sensor 1 value
  • Page 130 – On; returning to the measuring screen; min: lock all security enabled levels 1min; after the last user action
  • Page 132 – -4 Menu System - Calibration Setup Menu; Calibration gases concentrations setup
  • Page 133 – key while any line is selected
  • Page 134 – Interval time
  • Page 135 – -4 Menu System - Measurement Setup Menu; Signal damping setup menu
  • Page 136 – key while the line is selected
  • Page 137 – CrossInterference
  • Page 140 – -4 Menu System - Analog Output Setup Menu; Trim output menu
  • Page 141 – Table 5-1: Analog Output Signal Selection
  • Page 144 – Analog Output Signal Scaling Setup; and the nameplate label (
  • Page 145 – Option
  • Page 146 – Valve assignment
  • Page 147 – -4 Menu System - Installed Options Setup Menu
  • Page 148 – MODB RTU; -4 Menu System - Communication Setup Menu
  • Page 150 – Pressing the
  • Page 151 – FactData This is the factory setup analyzer; Chapter 7 for a detailled description of
  • Page 152 – Selecting Yes means during calibration
  • Page 153 – Status Menu
  • Page 154 – key returns to the optional gas
  • Page 156 – LocalAccess No
  • Page 158 – Gasflow Sample
  • Page 161 – Info Menu; Serial 1
  • Page 165 – Initial Startup; Chapter 6; What hardware is installed?
  • Page 166 – press any key, except the
  • Page 167 – Instrument's Language Setup
  • Page 168 – Next; Display Information Setup
  • Page 171 – Analog Output Setup
  • Page 176 – Concentration Alarms Setup; line and
  • Page 177 – by SpanRange parameter
  • Page 179 – Defining a window
  • Page 180 – Level 1 function: High
  • Page 182 – concentration alarms are suppressed
  • Page 184 – Procedure
  • Page 185 – Maintenance; Chapter 7
  • Page 186 – Stop valve; overpressure
  • Page 187 – -3 Calibration Procedures; automatic calibrations (
  • Page 188 – Calibration gases
  • Page 194 – For a description of how to
  • Page 195 – Fig. 7-2: Calibration improvement by variable valve assignments; Advanced Calibration
  • Page 196 – channel instrument only)
  • Page 204 – Gasflow V1
  • Page 205 – Auto Calibration; Spangases are CO and CO; Fig. 7-3: Calibration improvement by variable valve assignments
  • Page 210 – or
  • Page 213 – Zero calibrations only time interval T1; Settings
  • Page 215 – Time 2s; Cancelling an Ongoing Calibration
  • Page 216 – Press the LEFT key to exit these screens.
  • Page 217 – Enter the Cross Interference screen
  • Page 218 – Zero cal both channels
  • Page 219 – -4 Replacing the Electrochemical Sensor; sensitivity. The output signal
  • Page 224 – Sensor Unit
  • Page 226 – Strip P2 for; power on the opened instrument.
  • Page 228 – If required dry the housing after cleaning.; Disconnect instrument from mains!
  • Page 231 – Restore UserData to CfgData; -6 Save / Restore Configuration Data Sets
  • Page 233 – Save / Restore to an External Device
  • Page 237 – roubleshooting; Chapter 8; line), gives hints on the potential causes and
  • Page 238 – line. Multiple status
  • Page 240 – Failure
  • Page 242 – Out of spec
  • Page 244 – Nuts to loosen
  • Page 249 – -4 Troubleshooting on Components; measuring points
  • Page 254 – Battery buffer jumper
  • Page 255 – Fuse on BKS 20 Board; Fuse data: Type Wickmann 372
  • Page 257 – Modbus; Chapter 9
  • Page 258 – Modicon; equal
  • Page 259 – List of Parameters and Registers
  • Page 261 – -3 Modbus - List of Parameters and Registers
  • Page 273 – -4 Modbus - Comparison of Parameters and Registers
  • Page 279 – 0 Service Information; Service Information; Site from which equipment was removed.; Return of Material
  • Page 281 – Appendix; This chapter contains
  • Page 283 – A-1 Modbus Implementation
  • Page 293 – GP
  • Page 294 – GPS
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Page 2 - ESSENTIAL INSTRUCTIONS; READ THIS PAGE BEFORE PROCEEDING!

ESSENTIAL INSTRUCTIONS READ THIS PAGE BEFORE PROCEEDING! Emerson Process Management (Rosemount Analytical) designs, manufactures and testsits products to meet many national and international standards. Because theseinstruments are sophisticated technical products, you MUST properly install, use, and...

Page 3 - Instruction Manual; Safety Instructions; PREAMBLE; NOTE

Instruction Manual HASAxE-IM-HS04/2006 X-STREAM Emerson Process Management GmbH & Co. OHG S-1 Safety Instructions This instruction manual provides information about X-STREAM series gas analyzersconcerning subassemblies, functions, procedures, installation, operation and maintenance. This instruc...

Page 4 - IMPORTANT; Further graphical symbols used in this product:

X-STREAM Instruction Manual HASAxE-IM-HS 04/2006 Emerson Process Management GmbH & Co. OHG S-2 IMPORTANT Safety Instructions Wiring and Installation of this Apparatus The following safety instructions apply specifically to all EU member states. They should be strictlyadhered to in order to assur...

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