Teledyne 465M instruction manual Zero Calibration, Signal Name Rear Panel Label Function

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Table 7-4: Signal I/O List

Signal Name

Rear Panel Label

Function

AUX 1 IN

CTRL IN - 1

UNDEFINED

AUX 2 IN

CTRL IN - 1

UNDEFINED

RELAY 1

RELAY 1

SENSOR OK

RELAY 2

RELAY 2

HI ALARM

RELAY 3

RELAY 3

HI-HI ALARM

STAT OUT 1

STATUS OUT – 1

SENSOR OK

STAT OUT 2

STATUS OUT – 2

INVALID READING

STAT OUT 3

STATUS OUT – 3

CHECK LAMP

STAT OUT 4

STATUS OUT – 4

PNEUMATIC ERROR

STAT AUX 1

AUX OUT – 1

UNDEFINED

STAT AUX 2

AUX OUT – 2

UNDEFINED

7.2.3.3. Memory Reset

This function is currently disabled.

7.2.3.4. Zero Calibration

The zero calibration allows the instrument to calibrate it’s internal ozone offset factor. This should only be done with a source of zero air connected to the “Sample In” port of the M465M. Allow the instrument to stabilize on the zero air source before attempting to zero. This normally takes 10-15 minutes.

If the zero calibration is enabled, the internal ozone offset factor will automatically be reported as zero every 6 minutes. If the zero calibration is disabled, then manual calibration is necessary based on the customer’s applications. For normal applications, the zero calibration is not necessary.

When entering the Zero Calibration menu, the prompt “ENT TO CAL” appears on the display. Simply confirm the calibration by pressing the ENT button to perform the calibration (to abort the calibration, press and hold the CFG button to return to the previous menu level.) After pressing ENT, the instrument will automatically exit the menu mode and return to Concentration mode. The concentration reading should quickly go to zero.

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Contents Model 465M Ozone Monitor This page is Intentionally Left Blank General Safety Hazard Safety MessagesMise EN Garde Consignes DE SécuritéWarranty This page is Intentionally Left Blank Table of Contents Calibration Figures Tables Preface IntroductionThis page is Intentionally Left Blank Specifications Specifications and Agency ApprovalsOther Type Certifications SafetyApprovals EMC3   Principle of OperationPage Area Minimum required clearance Mechanical Installation for Nema 4X EnclosureGetting Started Ventilation ClearanceM465M Mounting Hole Locations and Dimensions Mechanical Installation 19 Rack VersionAC Power Connection for Monitors in Nema 4X Enclosures Nema AC Power Connection to Monitor Pneumatic Connections Pneumatic Connections, Rack Mount ConfigurationOzone Inlet Connection Pneumatic Connections, Nema ConfigurationRear Panel Electrical I/O Connections Exhaust ConnectionNema Electrical I/O Connections Location of I/O Connectors in the Nema Configuration Electrical I/O ConnectionsAnalog Output Status Name Normal Operating Output # State Status OutputsNormal Operating State Hi-Current Relay OutputsDigital Serial Interfaces Relay # FunctionEthernet Connection Frequently Asked Questions This page is Intentionally Left Blank Low Flow Alarm Optional Hardware and SoftwareRack Mount Slides This page is Intentionally Left Blank Menu Navigation Keypad OperationFront Panel Overview Ozone Concentration DisplayStatus LED Normal State Concentration Alarm Status/ResetAlarm Status LED Color Alarm State Status LED’sFront Panel Menus Menu Navigation BasicsEditing Numeric Values Front Panel Menu Diagram Front Panel Menu Diagram Point 5V Output MA Output Diag MenuZero Calibration Signal Name Rear Panel Label FunctionSpan Calibration Parameter Meaning Units Normal Range View MenuSETUP-VARS Menu Meaning Default ValueRange SETUP-ALARM Menu Config MenuProperty Meaning Default Range Value This page is Intentionally Left Blank Changing COM port Hardware Configuration Digital CommunicationsDigital Communications Overview RS232 Configuration RS-232 Configuration Function DB-9 General I/O Connector Pin SW2 DTE SW2 DCEProperty Value Function DB-9 General I/O Connector Pin SW2 DCE RS-485 ConfigurationLink LED Left Side Activity LED Right Side Color Meaning Ethernet ConfigurationHardware Setup for Configuring the Ethernet Module Verifying Network Hardware ConnectionManually Assigning a Static IP Address Determining a Dynamically Assigned IP Address Dhcp ModePage Decimal Star Address Description Register Type Bit Bits Instrument Setup and Configuration Registers Read / WriteModbus Register Maps Real-Time Concentration and Status Registers Read OnlyMaintenance Maintenance ScheduleMaintenance Item Recommended Interval Section Instrument Layout Instrument Layout, Rack Mount ConfigurationInstrument Layout, Nema Configuration Replacing Internal Particulate Filter Internal Particulate Filter Replacement UV Lamp Adjustment UV Lamp Replacement1150 mV Auto-Zero Valve Replacement Sample Pump ReplacementConfiguring the Analog Output Zero Cleaning Exterior Surfaces of the M465MBoot Loader Operation Boot Loader Hardware SetupBoot Loader Software Setup Upload Firmware Page Troubleshooting Pneumatic DiagramReference Drawings Pneumatic Diagram Nema Version with Sample Conditioner Interconnect DiagramInterconnect Diagram Status LED/Output Definitions Check Lamp Pneumatic ErrorSensor OK Invalid ReadingPressure Too High Factory Calibration CalibrationThis page is Intentionally Left Blank Technical Assistance This page is Intentionally Left Blank 13. M465M Spare Parts Spare Parts List for Rack Mount VersionSpare Parts List for Nema Version