Teledyne 3000ZA-3X operating instructions Range Menu, Range Select Auto

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Trace Oxygen Analyzer

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4.7 Range Menu

The RANGE screen is as follows:

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Range Select: Auto

Man Rng: R1

R1: 0-1000.00 ppm

R2: 0- 1.00%

R3: 0- 6.00%

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4.7.1Range Select

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Range Select: Auto

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Pressing ENTER causes the word Auto or Dgtl or Man to start flashing. Then pressing UP or DOWN cycles through the 3 words.

When Auto is selected, the analyzer will select the range automatically. The analyzer chooses the least range that will accommodate the current O2 concentration. The analyzer will switch to the next lower range (if available) when the concentration falls below 90% of the lower range setpoint and will switch to the next higher range (if available) when the concentration exceeds the range's setpoint.

When Man(ual), the analyzer will remain in the range specified in the 'Man Rng' field.

When Dgtl (Digital), the analyzer will select the range according to the signals on the remote digital cal contacts on the rear panel (and therefore disabling their original intent of being used aa remote calibration initiation inputs).

 

 

 

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Contents Model 3000ZA-3X 3000ZA-3X Specific Model Information Important Notice Safety Messages 3000ZA-3X Vii Table of Contents Testing the System Appendix MaintenanceModel 3000ZA Rear Panel Model 3000ZA Front PanelXii List of TablesTypical Applications Main Features of the AnalyzerIntroduction OverviewIntroduction 3000ZA-3X Model DesignationsModel 3000ZA Front Panel Front Panel Operator InterfaceAlphanumeric Interface Screen Function KeysData Entry Keys Digital Meter DisplayRear Panel Equipment Interface Access DoorStandby Button Optional ∙ 50-Pin Equipment Interface PortPrinciples of Operation Operational TheoryIntroduction ZrO2 SensorOperational Theory 3000ZA-3X Sample SystemZirconium Oxide Sensor Application Notes Electronics and Signal ProcessingOperational Theory 3000ZA-3X Component Location Electronic Block Diagram Unpacking the Analyzer InstallationMounting the Analyzer Installation 3000ZA-3X Gas Connections Rear Panel ConnectionsInstallation3000ZA-3X Electrical Connections Zero in and Span in OptionalEquipment Interface Connector Pin Arrangement Analog Output Connections Threshold AlarmAlarm Relay Contact Pins System AlarmRemote Calibration Connections Range ID Relay Connections Remote Probe Connections 2.3 RS-232 Port FET Series ResistanceCommands via RS-232 Input Testing the System Installing the Zirconium Oxide SensorsOperation Style Conventions Using the Data Entry and Function ButtonsKeys Description Escape EnterAnalyze Screen Menu/Screen StructureSystem Menu Hierarchy of Available Functions Enter New Password T a Password routineEnter Password T a Change PasswordModel Routine Logout RoutineSelf-Test Routine Analog-Out Adjust RoutineFilter Routine 20mA Gain 20mA Limit False Track in Cal Yes Span Menu Auto-Calibration TimerChange Stream Span Sensor Span TimerSpan Value Span Begin Begin Span? Span FinishSpan Auto Finish Span BeginZero Finish Zero MenuZero Value Zero Begin Begin Zero? Zero TimerZero Timer 7 min Zero BeginAL-1 NON-LATCHING AL-1 20.00 ppm AL-2 Active Alarms MenuAlarm Active Alarm PolarityAL-1 80.00 ppm Alarm FailsafeAlarm Latching Alarm SetpointRange Select Range MenuRange Select Auto Range Setpoints Manual Range SelectRemoving the Sensor MaintenanceRoutine Maintenance Sensor ReplacementMaintenance 3000ZA-3X Sensor Block with Middle Sensor Installed Fuse ReplacementSelf-Test Result Display System Self Diagnostic TestRear Panel Removal Remove only those screws marked with an Major Internal ComponentsTroubleshooting CleaningTrace Oxygen Analyzer Maintenance Maintenance 3000ZA-3X Teledyne Analytical Instruments Appendix SpecificationsOperating Temperature 5-35 C Qty Part Number Description Recommended 2-Year Spare Parts List19-inch Relay Rack Panel Mount Drawing ListFlow Rate Recommendations Application NotesRestriction Devices BY-PASS Conversions