Emerson MA N-00 05-00, UT-P+-STXXXX user manual Review Settings

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magnetic reed switch/CAL/RESET button when the desired level is displayed. The selection is acknowledged by flashing the selected level on the alphanumeric display. The range for the low alarm is 5 to 100 (17 - 20.5% for the ST1400 O2 sensor). The value increases in increment of 5 (.5% for the ST1400 O2 sensor) from 5 (17% for the ST1400 O2 sensor) through to 100 (20.5% for the ST1400 O2 sensor) until an alarm level is selected or a 5 minute timer expires in which case the unit returns to normal operation.

Step 2. The coil condition is set under NORMAL status (no alarm present). “Coil Status” is scrolled across the alphanumeric display. The display then alternates between “Energized” and “De-Energized”, each time prompting the user with “YES?” for selection. Activate the magnetic reed switch/CAL/RESET button when the desired action is prompted. The selection is acknowledged by flashing “YES”.

Step 3. The relay latching action is set for ALARM status. “Latch Status” is scrolled on the alphanumeric display. The display then alternates between “Latching” and “Non-Latching”, each time prompting the user with “YES?” for selection. Activate the magnetic reed switch/CAL/RESET button when the desired action is prompted. The selection is acknowledged by flashing “YES”. The alphanumeric display alternates between “Latching” and “Non-Latching”until one is selected or a 5 minute timer expires in which case the unit returns to normal operation.

Step 4. High relay options are set next. The high alarm relay cannot be set to a value lower than the low

alarm relay setting or higher than 100 (25 for the ST1400 O2 sensor). The high alarm level is displayed in increments of 5 (.5% for the ST1400 O2 sensor) greater than the low alarm level selected in step 1 (21.5 for the ST1400 O2 sensor) to a maximum of 100 (25% for the ST1400 O2 sensor). Activate the magnetic reed switch/CAL/RESET button when the desired level is displayed. The selection is acknowledged by flashing the selected level on the alphanumeric display.

NOTE:

Steps 2 and 3 are repeated for setting the high alarm relay coil and latch status.

Review Settings

Enter the main menu and activate the magnetic reed switch/CAL/RESET button when prompted for “Review Relay Settings” with “YES?”. The output current will drop to 3.0mA and the relay settings are displayed. First the fault alarm settings are displayed and these are fixed as normally “Energized” and “Non-Latching”, followed by the low alarm settings and high alarm settings. This is a read-only mode, thus changes cannot be made in this mode. The settings for all three alarm relays are displayed twice and then the unit returns to normal operation.

It is necessary that reliable monitoring and indicating devices or systems be connected to the transmitter. These devices must be designed to produce clear visual and audible danger signals when high signal levels occur. Operating personnel must consider the area to be dangerous until a careful survey of the area has been conducted with a separate and reliable gas indicating device.

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Contents UNI-TRAN Premium Plus Toxic GAS Detector UT-P+-STXXXX Page Page Page Table of Contents Page Features IntroductionIntroduction What’s in the package Installation and Start UpLocation of Sensors UnpackingToxic Detector Layout MountingDimensional Drawings Page Page Page Wiring Sensor Separation Page Wiring Diagrams Page Page Page Page Page Start Up Installation ChecklistDefault Relay Settings Relay SettingsExit Return to normal if no option is selected Summary of Main MenuSystem Calibration Review SettingsCalibration Procedure Page Operation Periodic Response CheckOperator Interface Table of Responses Calibration ProcedureMagnetic Reed Switch Activation Relay Settings Review Settings Sensor Fault Start DelayHardware Sensor Drift20 mA RelaysSensor Life TroubleshootingGlossary of Terms Ordering Information Published in a ccordance w ith E1A standard AWG Appendix B Wire Resistance In OhmsSensor Specifications Appendix C SpecificationsPage