Teledyne 3190 manual HI Alarm, LO Alarm, Sensor Fail, Parameter Setting

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Figure 3-2: Contact ID for FAILSAFE Relay Operation

The specific descriptions for each type of alarm are as follows:

HI Alarm

Configured as high alarm (actuates when concentration is

 

above threshold). Can be set anywhere within the full

 

range of the analyzer (0-9,999 ppm), but must be set

 

ABOVE the threshold set for the LO Alarm.

LO Alarm

Configured as low alarm (actuates when concentration is

 

below threshold). Can be set anywhere within the full

 

range of the analyzer (0-9,999 ppm), but must be set

 

BELOW the threshold set for the HI Alarm.

Sensor Fail

Actuates when the output of the Micro-Fuel Cell sensor

 

falls below the acceptable level.

RS-232 Port: The digital signal output is a standard RS-232 serial communications port used to connect the analyzer to a modem or other digital device. Only the output mode is implemented in this instrument. The data is oxygen concentration and range information in serial digital form.

The RS-232 protocol allows some flexibility in implementation in the choice of values for certain parameters. Table 3-1 lists the RS-232 values required by the 3190 implementation.

Table 3-1: Required RS-232 Options

Parameter

Setting

Baud

2400

Byte

8 bits

Parity

none

Stop Bits

1

Message Rate

2 per second

External Probe: The receptacle for the analysis unit cable is located in the lower left-hand corner of the rear panel. The 6-pin Mini-Fit™ connector

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Contents Model 3190 Series Teledyne Analytical InstrumentsCopyright 1999 Teledyne Analytical Instruments Specific Model Information Contents Maintenance AppendixTeledyne Analytical Instruments Main Features of the Analyzer IntroductionOverview Trace Oxygen Analyzer IntroductionFront Panel Description Introduction ModelRear Panel Description Up ArrowAnalog Outputs Rear Panel AC and DC versionsRS-232 Port Introduction Model Teledyne Analytical Instruments Operational Theory IntroductionMicro-Fuel Cell Sensor Trace Oxygen Analyzer Operational TheoryOperational Theory Model Anatomy of a Micro-Fuel CellElectrochemical Reactions + 2H 2O + 4e → 4OHCalibration Characteristics Effect of PressureSignal Processing ElectronicsGeneral Block Diagram of the Signal Processing Electronics Installation Trace Oxygen Analyzer InstallationUnpacking the Analyzer Installation Model Control Unit InstallationExternal Probe Installation Location and MountingInstalling the Micro-Fuel Cell / Cell Block Orientation Electrical ConnectionsRear Panel Electrical Connectors for AC and DC Units Trace Oxygen Analyzer Installation HI Alarm LO AlarmParameter Setting Sensor FailInstallation Checklist Gas ConnectionsInstallation Model Teledyne Analytical Instruments Using the Function and Data Entry OperationTrace Oxygen Analyzer Operation Setting the Analysis Ranges ButtonsOperation Model Setting the Alarm Setpoints Settle ModeHI Alarm Trace Oxygen Analyzer Operation HI RangeLO Alarm Sensor Fail AlarmSelecting a Fixed Range or Autoranging CalibrationProcedure Displaying Percent & PPM on the LED DisplaySetL mode in the LED display Maintenance Trace Oxygen Analyzer MaintenanceAC Powered Units Replacing the FuseSensor Installation or Replacement Maintenance ModelDC Powered Units When to Replace a SensorDisconnect the Power Source at the Control Unit Removing the Micro-Fuel CellInstalling a Micro-Fuel Cell Exploded View of MFC and Cell BlockDisconnect the Power Source from the Control Unit Cell Warranty ConditionsMaintenance Model Teledyne Analytical Instruments Appendix Specifications Trace Oxygen Analyzer AppendixSpare Parts List Appendix ModelDrawing List MiscellaneousAppendix Model Teledyne Analytical Instruments