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Bacharach 24-9351 manual Maintenance Screen, Maintenance «Calibration User Name

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Operation

PCA

4.20 Maintenance Screen

MAINTENANCE

«CALIBRATION USER NAME

The Maintenance Screen is displayed after entering the correct password in the Maintenance Password Screen (Section 4.19). Use this screen to enter either the analyzer’s Calibration Screen or User Name Screen.

To enter the Calibration Screen, first use the st keys to position the cursor (z) in front of CALIBRATION, and then press the key.

NOTE: Section 5.0 contains detailed calibration procedures.

To enter the User Name Screen, first use the st keys to position the cursor (z) in front of USER NAME, and then press the key.

Front Panel Key Functions:

– Toggle cursor (z) position

– Select function next to cursor

– Go to Combustion Test Screen

– No action

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Bacharach 24-9351 manual Maintenance Screen, Maintenance «Calibration User Name, Front Panel Key Functions

Contents

INSTRUCTION Operation & MaintenancePortable Combustion Analyzer PCA Rev. 11 – MayInstruction Register Your Warranty by VisitingWARRANTY NoticeContents CALIBRATION 1.0INTRODUCTION 1.1The Portable Combustion AnalyzerFigure 1-1.PCA 1.2 Displayed Data PCA 15 & 45 with Draft 1.3 Sensor ConfigurationsPCA 10 & PCA 20 & 50 with Carbon Monoxide MeasurementAdvanced PCA Model Features PCA 35 & 65 with Draft, CO & NXPrintout Capability The PCA Computes and Displays 2.0 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICSThe PCA Directly Measures and Displays Standard Fuels** Available forNormal Operating Conditions PerformanceFront Panel Controls Weight Power RequirementsDimensions DisplayAgency Approvals EquationsFigure 3-1.Battery Replacement 3.0SETTING UP THE PCA3.2 Power 3.1Scope3.3 Connecting the Probe 3.2.2 Using the Optional Power SupplyFigure 3-2.Connecting the Probe to the Analyzer SetupInstruction Parameters 3.4 Configuring the PCAFunction To Change4.0OPERATION 4.1Key Pad Functions4.2 Sampling Hole Location Figure 4-1.Sampling Hole Location4.3 Combustion Test 4.3.1Analyzer Turn On and Warm Up10minutes 4.3.2 Installing Probe in the Stack Figure 4-2.Installing the Probe4.3.3 Performing a Combustion Test 4.3.4 Ending a Combustion TestPURGING CO SENSOR Turn off the analyzer by pressing the key– 2.25 MB 4.4 Differential Pressure MeasurementDRAFT HOT SPOT4.5 Warmup Screen BACHARACH, INC PCA WARMUP yyFront Panel Key Functions 4.6 Sensor Status Screen BACHARACH, INC. PCA WARMUP 0 zFront Panel Key Functions PCA models 30, 35, 60, & Combustion Test ScreenPCA models 10–25, 40–55 Xs XXXX appear in the displayFUEL 4.8 Fuel Selection Screen«NATGAS KOKS4.9 Draft Screens Front Panel Key FunctionsMEMORY DIRECTORY «M8 28.7.97 15:45 4.10 Memory Directory Screen‘Standard’ PCA Screen M9 MEMORY EMPTY CLEAR MEMORYFor ‘Advanced’ PCA Models 40, 45, 50, 55, 60 & Figure 4-4.Connecting the Serial Data Cable4.11 Memory to PC Screen MEMORY TO PC «TRANSMIT DATA CLEAR MEMORYCLEAR MEMORY Front Panel Key FunctionsData Name or Value TABLE 4-1. COMMA-DELIMITEDFIELDSField Label in ColumnSETUP ID #1 « 4.12 ID Setup ScreensSETUP «ID #1 ID #2 ID #3 “spaceABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZüäöß0123456789”– Increment character – Decrement character 4.13 Temperature Setup Screen SETUP TEMPERATURE UNIT «C FFront Panel Key Functions 4.14 Draft Unit Setup Screen SETUP DRAFT UNIT «MB PA WCFront Panel Key Functions SETUP LANGUAGE DEU FRA «ENG ITA ESP POL 4.15 Language Setup ScreenSETUP LANGUAGE DAN NED DEU SVE «ENG FIN Front Panel Key FunctionsFor PCA Models 30, 35, 60 & 4.16 Display Mode Setup ScreenSETUP DISPLAY «CO NX CU NU Front Panel Key Functions4.17 Time/Date Setup Screen SETUP «TIME 15:45:06 DATEFront Panel Key Functions 4.18 Printer Setup Screen SETUP «IR - HP PRINTER IR - IRDA RS232Front Panel Key Functions 4.19 Maintenance Password Screen MAINTENANCE «PASSWORDFront Panel Key Functions 4.20 Maintenance Screen MAINTENANCE «CALIBRATION USER NAMEFront Panel Key Functions USER NAME LINE « 4.21 User Name ScreensUSER NAME «LINE 1 LINE 2 LINE “spaceABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZüäöß0123456789”4.22 Saving Test Data 20.0DRAFT DRAFT – 0.25 MB HOT SPOT 190 C P «S 12 HLD When using an infrared printer4.23 Printing Test Data DRAFT –When using a serial printer RS-232ConnectorSerialDataCable PartNo.24-1073 4.24 Clear Memory Screen 4.25 Resetting the MicroprocessorFigure 4-7.Reset Button CLEAR MEMORY C «ENOTES OperationInstruction 5.0 CALIBRATION 5.1 Sensor CheckMaterial Required Procedure5.2 Calibration Fixtures Figure 5-1.Calibration FixturesTL-SPANDRAFT 5.3 Calibrate Menu Screen«TA-ZEROCALIBRATE TA-SPANNX TL-ZEROCO Front Panel Key FunctionsProcedure 5.4 Calibrate TA-ZeroCALIBRATE TA-ZERO MEASURED 3.0C APPLIED 0000.0C Material RequiredProcedure 5.5 Calibrate TA-SpanCALIBRATE TA-SPAN MEASURED 295.0C APPLIED 0300.0C Material RequiredProcedure 5.6 Calibrate TL-ZeroCALIBRATE TL-ZERO MEASURED 3.0C APPLIED 0000.0C Material RequiredProcedure 5.7 Calibrate TL-SpanCALIBRATE TL-SPAN MEASURED 102.0C APPLIED 0100.0C Material RequiredTypical Calibrate NX Screen During Calibration Using 100 ppm Nitric Oxide Calibration Gas5.8 Calibrate NX CALIBRATE NXCALIBRATE CO 5.9 Calibrate COFor PCA Models 20, 25, 30, 35, 50, 55, 60 & 0500CALIBRATE H2 TEST GAS CO/H2CO-VALUEXXXX ENTER CO-VALUE 1050CALIBRATE 5.10 Calibrate DraftFor PCA Models 15, 25, 35, 45, 55 & 9.00NOTES CalibrationInstruction 6.0MAINTENANCE 6.1Routine Maintenance6.2 Disassembly Figure 6-1.Disassembling the AnalyzerFigure 6-2.Rear View of the PCB and Sensors MaintenanceInstruction 6.3 Cleaning the Probe Equipment RequiredProcedure Drain the water condensate after every use 6.4 Water Trap/Filter Assembly MaintenanceFigure 6-3.Water Trap/Filter Assembly Procedure6.5 Replacing the Particulate Filter ProcedureEquipment Required 6.6 Replacing the Oxygen Sensor ProcedureEquipment Required Procedure 6.7 Replacing the Nitric Oxide Sensor6.7.1 Replacing the Nitric Oxide Sensor Filter ProcedureBias removed for ProcedureEquipment Required Stabilization timeFor PCA Models 20, 25, 30, 35, 50, 55, 60 & 6.8 Replacing the Carbon Monoxide SensorProcedure Equipment RequiredMaintenance 6.8.1 Replacing the Carbon Monoxide Sensor FilterProcedure Instruction6.9 Replacing the Pump Assembly ProcedureEquipment Required 7.0TROUBLESHOOTING 7.1Analyzer Repair7.2 Error Codes Fault 7.3 Troubleshooting GuideTABLE 7-1.TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE O2-SENSORERROR code apNX-SENSORERROR code ap TABLE 7-1.TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ContFault CO-SENSORERROR code ap“- - - -”appears in one or more value Backlight won’t turn on 8.0PARTS & SERVICE 8.1Replacement PartsOPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 8.2 AccessoriesSTANDARD ACCESSORIES DescriptionParts & Service Figure 8-1.Replacement Parts2 1 3 Instruction23 24 21 Figure 8-2.Replacement PartsParts & Service 14 15 10 12 13 2220 18 Figure 8-3.Replacement PartsParts & Service InstructionParts & Service 8.3 Sales/Service CentersSales/ServiceCenter - Denmark UnitedStates CaliforniaAPPENDIX A Display Screen Translations Appendix AInstruction Danish EnglishGerman FrenchSwedish PolishDutch FinnishDanish EnglishGerman FrenchDutch ItalianPolish SwedishDanish EnglishGerman FrenchDutch PolishItalian SwedishDanish EnglishGerman FrenchDutch PolishItalian SwedishA-10 NOTESAppendix A InstructionGerman APPENDIX B – Printout TranslationsEnglish DanishPolish FrenchSpanish Draft OnlySwedish ItalianDutch Combustion Test DataDraft Only Finnish FINCombustion Test Data Appendix BInstruction World Headquarters 621 Hunt Valley Circle, New Kensington, PAPrinted in U.S.A