Teledyne 465L operation manual Maintenance and Adjustments, Maintenance Schedule

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9.MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS

WARNING - RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

THE OPERATIONS OUTLINED IN THIS CHAPTER ARE TO BE

PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL ONLY!

9.1.Maintenance Schedule

CAUTION

GENERAL SAFETY HAZARD

Do not look at the UV lamp while the unit is operating. UV light can cause eye damage. Always use safety glasses made from UV blocking material. (Generic plastic glasses are not adequate).

Table 9-1 below outlines the suggested maintenance procedures and intervals for ensuring the M465L continues to operate accurately and reliably. These intervals are based on continuous (24 hours a day – 7 days a week) operation. These intervals may be lengthened for intermittent operation.

Table 9-1: Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Item

Recommended Interval

 

Section

Replace internal

6 months*1

9.3

 

particulate filter

 

 

 

 

Adjust UV lamp

As Indicated by ‘Check Lamp’

9.4

 

 

LED or status output

 

 

 

Replace lamp

As required; when adjustment can

 

 

 

9.5

 

 

no longer be performed.

 

 

 

Replace sample pump

2 years

9.6

 

Replace Sensor Module

2 years

9.7

 

Valve

 

 

 

 

*1 When external sample line pre-filters are used. If pre-filters are not used, internal sample filter should be replaced every month.

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Contents Model 465L Ozone Monitor Page About Teledyne Advanced Pollution Instrumentation Tapi This page intentionally left blank Important Safety Information General Safety HazardConsignes DE Sécurité Mise EN GardeAbout this Manual Part Name/Description NumberRevision History Table of Contents Digital Communications Figures Sensor Detail Tables Xii 05509F DCN6409 Introduction PrefaceThis page intentionally left blank Specifications and Agency Approvals SpecificationsSafety Multi-Stream SpecificationsApprovals EMCOther Type Certifications PhoneThis page intentionally left blank Principle of Operation = − InHg × ln ×  27305509F DCN6409 Getting Started Nema AC Power Connection to Monitor Pneumatic Connections, Rack Mount Configuration Pneumatic ConnectionsPneumatic Connections, Nema Configuration, Multi-Stream Sample Gas ConnectionSample Filtration Sample System Design in Humid Environments05509F DCN6409 Sample Conditioner Option Permeation Gas Dryer OptionExhaust Connection Rear Panel Electrical I/O ConnectionsLocation of I/O Connectors in the Nema Configuration Electrical I/O ConnectionsAnalog Output Status OutputsStatus Output Schematic Status Name Normal Operating Output # StateHi-Current Relay Outputs Relay # Function Normal Operating StateRelay # Function Normal Operating StateMulti-Stream Relay Outputs Optional Relay # Function MeaningDigital Serial Interfaces 6.1. RS232 Connection6.2. RS485 Connection Ethernet ConnectionHis page intentionally left blank Frequently Asked Questions This page intentionally left blank Options 05509F DCN6409 Operation Front Panel OverviewOzone Concentration Display Menu Navigation KeypadStream Selector Status/Control Optional Concentration Alarm Status/ResetAlarm Status LED Color Alarm State Status LEDs Front Panel MenusMenu Navigation Basics Status LED Normal StateEditing Numeric Values Front Panel Menu Diagram OFF Point 5V Output MA Output Diag MenuAnalog Step-Test Signal I/O Signal Name Rear Panel Label FunctionMemory Reset Zero CalibrationSpan Calibration Flow Calibration Optional Electronic Flowmeter only Span Cal MenuFlow Cal Menu Config Menu View MenuParameter Meaning UnitsSETUP-VARS Menu CountSETUP-STREAM Menu Property Meaning Default Range ValueMulti-Stream Operation Digital Communications Overview Changing Com Port Hardware ConfigurationDigital Communications RS232 Configuration Property Value RS-232 ConfigurationFunction DB-9 General I/O Connector Pin SW2 DTE SW2 DCE RS-485 Configuration Function DB-9 General I/O Connector Pin SW2 DCEEthernet Configuration Hardware Setup for Configuring the Ethernet ModuleVerifying Network Hardware Connection Link LED Left Side Activity LED Right Side Color MeaningDetermining a Dynamically Assigned IP Address Dhcp Mode Manually Assigning a Static IP AddressModbus Commands Supported Modbus Register MapsDescription Function CodeReal-Time Concentration and Status Registers Read Only Decimal Address Description Register Type Start Bit # BitsInstrument Setup and Configuration Registers Read / Write Decimal Address Description Register Type Start Bit # Bits This page intentionally left blank Maintenance Item Recommended Interval Section Maintenance and AdjustmentsMaintenance Schedule Instrument Layout, Rack Mount Configuration Instrument LayoutInstrument Layout, Nema Configuration Replacing Internal Particulate FilterUV Lamp Adjustment UV Lamp Replacement Sample Pump Replacement05509F DCN6409 Sensor Valve Replacement Sensor DetailWater Drop-Out Filter Option Maintenance Configuring the Analog OutputCleaning Exterior Surfaces of the M465L Boot Loader OperationUpload Firmware Boot Loader Hardware SetupBoot Loader Software Setup Verify Firmware This page intentionally left blank Reference Drawings TroubleshootingPneumatic Diagram Interconnect Diagram RACK-MOUNT Version onlyStatus LED/Output Definitions Pneumatic Error Sensor OKInvalid Reading Check LampPressure Too High Pressure Too LowThis page intentionally left blank Zero Calibration CalibrationFactory Calibration This page intentionally left blank 12.1. M465L Rack Mount Spare Parts List Spare Parts12.2. M465L Nema Spare Parts List Part Number DescriptionCONNECTOR, 16 PIN, W/SCREW Flange This page intentionally left blank Index Permeation Gas Dryer