GM MANTS420 manual Calibration Equipment, Flow Diagram

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Model TS420

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CALIBRATION

 

 

INDICATOR

 

 

 

 

CAL

 

MODE

 

 

Magnet Applied

 

❑

 

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Magnet Recognized

 

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❑

 

 

Cal Proceeding

 

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Figure 6 Flow Diagram

 

 

 

NOTE - If the unit fails to calibrate a flashing “MODE” LCD will be displayed. The sensor must see “clean” air for at least fifteen (15) minutes before a second calibration is attempted by reapplying the magnet.

4.4Calibration Equipment

General Monitors offers flow calibration kits as the method of introducing calibration gas to the TS420. (See Section 5.5).

Calibration is performed with 20.9% V/V O2.

NOTE - When removing regulator from gas cylinders, open value on regulator to ensure that gas is purged and pressure in the regulator is relieved. Be sure to follow this recommendation when switching cylinders.

WARNING – Do not use a gas cylinder if the regulator gage shows the cylinder pressure in the black area just above 0 psi. Unstable calibration could result.

If the TS420 is to be used with the optional Splash-Guard, all calibrations must be performed using the calibration cup (Figure 7) with the Splash-Guard installed onto the TS420. In addition, all gas checks must be performed using the calibration cup with the Splash-Guard installed. This performs two functions:

1.It provides a more accurate representation of the amount of gas getting to the sensor.

2.It checks that the Splash-Guard is not clogged and that gas can get to the sensor.

Figure 7 Calibration Cup

If the Splash-Guard will not be used, the TS420 must be calibrated and gas checked with the calibration plug (Figure 8)

Figure 8 Calibration Plug

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Contents Model TS420 Warranty Statement System Integrity Verification Commissioning Safety SystemsPeriodic System Verification Periodic Testing/Calibration of Field DevicesFigure Q-A Outline and Dimensional Drawing Mount and Wire the Detector pages 5 throughIntrinsically Safe Barriers Figure Q-B Wiring DiagramApply power to the detector Initial Power-upPower-up After Initial Calibration Calibrate the Detector Calibration ProcedureViii Table of Contents Plastic Junction Box, NPT 45160-2 Plastic Junction Box, M20 Table of FiguresIntroduction Features and BenefitsGeneral Description ApplicationsThis page left intentionally blank Sensor Assembly Detector AssemblyLCD Display Location Control ElectronicsInstallation Receipt of EquipmentDetector Location Considerations Maintenance Installation InstructionsWiring Diagram Wiring ConnectionsOperation Applying PowerCalibration Operating ModesCalibration Equipment Flow DiagramSensor Replacement Procedure Sensor Alignment Remove paper liner from gasket, if present Sensor Care and Maintenance Fault Codes & The RemediesFault Codes are Appendix SpecificationsStatus Indicator Input PowerEnvironmental Specifications Operating Temperature Range Storage Temperature RangeCapacitance Intrinsically Safe System RequirementsInductance Sample CalculationOutline & Dimensional Drawing NPT Engineering DocumentationØ1.75 2-20 UN-2A Control Drawing Safearea Sample Installation31305-2 Aluminum Junction Box 10252 Round Aluminum Junction Box70631-2 Splash Guard Calibration Accessories AccessoriesOrdering Information Calibration Schedule for Problem Environments Spare Parts & Accessories

MANTS420, TS420 specifications

The GM TS420 and MANTS420 represent a breakthrough in agricultural technology tailored for enhancing both efficiency and productivity in farming operations. As versatile solutions, they are designed to meet the demands of contemporary agricultural practices.

One of the primary features of the GM TS420 is its powerful engine, which ensures robust performance across various terrains. The engine is specifically engineered to provide optimal fuel efficiency while minimizing emissions, aligning with modern environmental standards. This is crucial for farmers focused on maintaining a sustainable operation while reducing operational costs.

The MANTS420, on the other hand, stands out for its advanced precision farming technologies. Equipped with cutting-edge GPS and navigation systems, the MANTS420 allows for precise planting and harvesting. This precision is essential for maximizing yields and minimizing waste, as it enables farmers to apply inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides more effectively and economically.

Both models feature a user-friendly interface, which streamlines operation and reduces the learning curve for new users. The touchscreen displays provide real-time data on machine performance, field conditions, and crop status, allowing farmers to make informed decisions quickly and efficiently.

In terms of durability, the GM TS420 and MANTS420 are built with high-quality materials designed to withstand the rigors of agricultural environments. Their sturdy chassis and high-ground clearance enhance maneuverability in challenging landscapes, making them ideal for diverse farming tasks.

Furthermore, the technology in both units includes telemetry and remote monitoring capabilities. This allows farmers to track performance metrics and receive maintenance alerts, minimizing downtimes and optimizing machine longevity.

The implement compatibility of the GM TS420 and MANTS420 is another noteworthy characteristic. Both models can accommodate a wide range of attachments, making them versatile tools for various agricultural tasks, from tilling and plowing to seeding and harvesting.

In conclusion, the GM TS420 and MANTS420 embody the synthesis of advanced engineering and technology in the agricultural sector. Their combination of robust power, precision farming capabilities, ease of use, durability, and versatility make them indispensable assets for modern farmers seeking to enhance productivity while adhering to sustainable practices.
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