Epson XDT manual Error SensOpen or Error SensShort or Error SensSat, K n m

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The mode argument is optional and may be specified only if an interval was specified. It may be “N” for numeric reporting or “G” for graphic reporting of the measurement. The mode argument defaults to numeric mode. The graphic mode may be chosen only for °C or °F, it will plot a graph of the measurement on printers which can respond to the Epson Graphic Commands, and have at least 80 character columns.

In the NUMERIC mode the instrument will report the measurement in the following format

BLMeasurement UnitsSPElapsed TimeSPAlarm StatusCRLF

The bell character is used to denote the beginning of each line. The measurement is a floating point decimal number. The units are the appropriate character string: “degF”, “degC”, “ppmV”, “LbsH2O/mmscf” or “g/m3”. The elapsed time since the unit was powered up (with 24hr roll over) is in HH:MM:SS format. The alarm status appears only if alarms are installed, it is indicated with a character string: HiAlrm or LoAlrm or NoAlrm.

If an error condition exists then the report will have the following format:

BLBLErrorStringCRLF

The ErrorString may be one of the following:

Error SensOpen” or “Error SensShort” or “Error SensSat”.

In the GRAPHIC mode the instrument will transmit Epson Graphic Command compatible data strings at the selected interval. Each string has the following format:

D E

0 E

n m

L C E

0 D

C3

C1

SCA 1

SCK n m

F R

SCA 9

where: DC1 selects the printer; Escape A 01 sets the advance to 1 dot per line; Escape K nnmm selects the graphic mode with mmnn bytes to follow; then the graphic bytes are sent 1 byte per horizontal dot (corresponding to 1 °F or °C being plotted) where the MSbit represents the dot the other bits are not used; Line Feed & Carriage Return advance the line; Escape A 09 sets the advance to the normal 9 dots per line, DC3 deselects the printer.

In addition every 200 lines, a text line will be sent to alternately time-stamp the plot or label the extreme dewpoint axis.

This will produce a graph which looks as follows.

-100C +20C

17:15:48

-100C +20C

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Contents Yyyyyyy y Sensor Serial No Instrument Serial No XDT User’s Manual Iii XDT User’s Manual Table of Contents Index Overview of the XDT XDT User’s Manual Sensor and Sampling Techniques Precautions using the sensor Sensor Technical Specifications Sensor Installation & Sampling TechniquesIn-situ Installation Not RecommendedExtractive Installation Mechanical Installation Troubleshooting unexpected readings SATInstrument Precautions using the XDT Electromagnetic Compatibility ConsiderationsInstrument Technical Specifications IsolationInstallation Instrument Mechanical InstallationXDT-PM DIN43700 Enclosure Installation XDT-NEMA IP65 Enclosure InstallationConnecting Power Electrical ConnectionsAC Mains Electrical Power Connection Low Voltage DC Powered Option Electrical Power ConnectionWiring the Alarm Contacts Sensor ConnectionInterfacing to the Analog Output Operating the Instrument Interfacing to the RS-232 optionStarting up Display Conventions 12 3 4 5 6 7 8Push Buttons Viewing Dewpoint Mode Operating StateXDT User’s Manual Alarms HI **** ˚C Start CalibrationSpanCheck Mode Single Point Self Calibration, manual or scheduled Instrument XDT User’s Manual Viewing Serial Number Mode SetUp StateXDT User’s Manual Secured Password Protection Resetable Audio-Visual Alarm Option Nfpa compliant Troubleshooting the Instrument Display Explanation Required Action Maintenance XDT User’s Manual Glossary DB9 Glossary XDT User’s Manual Appendix a Flow Diagram of Operating State User Interface Sign on message Calibration without key pressHere Appendix B Flow Diagram of Set-Up State User Interface 16.24˚C˚FAppendix Sensor MechanicalAppendix D Optional Sensor Fittings Appendix E XDT Circuit Board Dimensions Side ViewAppendix E XDT-PM Enclosure Mounting Dimensions Appendix E XDT-NEMA Enclosure Mounting Dimensions Appendix F Sensor/SpanCheck Theory of Operation Appendix G Dewpoint Response time Analysis XDT User’s Manual Appendices Appendix H Sample Gas Filter Considerations Tested Instrument ˚CAppendix I XDT Grounding Considerations SensorAppendix J Analog Output vs. Dewpoint Instrument reading in ppmV Help command Receive Help Data Who Reset Login Data commandAppendix K RS-232C Interface Protocol Error SensOpen or Error SensShort or Error SensSat K n m? command Serial Number CommandWho Command Login CommandAppendix L Procedure for Exchanging XDT Sensors State User InterfaceAppendix M Uncertainty in LBS & ppmV calculations Xentaur Return Authorization Number Request Form To obtain a RAN fill out this form and fax to 631Page Index Enclosure dimensions Pounds of H2O per million standard cubic Voltage, mains supply Iii Warranty