Procedure for Performing I/O Setup | Honeywell 9782 Series specification

Conductivity/Resistivity Analyzer/Controller

Table 5-1 Procedure for Performing I/O Setup

Step

1

Screen

MENU

CONFIGURATION

CALIBRATION

MAINTENANCE

I/O SETUP

DIAGNOSTICS

PREV NEXT

Action

Go to I/O SETUP.

2

3

4

5

RELAY SETTINGS

RLY1 RLY2 RLY3 RLY4

ACLN RNGS ALM3 ALM4

DIAGNOSTICS

PREV NEXT

ANALOG OUTPUTS

OUTPUT1C1

OUTPUT2C2

OUTPUT3RATO

DIAGNOSTICS

PREV NEXT

ATTENTION

RECONFIG OF ANY I/O

SETUP PARM WILL

RESET CONFIG PARMS

TO FACTORY DEFAULTS

MENU TO EXIT

DIAGNOSTICS

PREV NEXT

ADVANCED FEATURES

		AUTOCLEAN		YES
		RANGE STATUS		NO

		DIAGNOSTICS
				NEXT

The first screen shows the present use of available relays. This information is read-only.

In this example the 9782 has four relays. Relay 1 is used for AutoClean. Relay 2 is used for indication of automatic output range switching. Relay 3 is used to trigger an alarm annunciator for Alarm 3. Relay 4 is used for Alarm 4 annunciation.

Go to the next screen.

The next screen shows the present assignments for the optional current or voltage outputs, if available. This information is read-only.1

Go to the next screen.

I/O setup is normally performed only once, before field connections are made to the Analyzer/Controller. You can also use this menu to view parameters. If you do not change anything, you will not cause a cold reset of the unit. You can exit now using the MENU key. If you go past this “Attention” screen, you must go through the entire sequence of I/O setup screens before returning to the main menu.

Go to the next screen.

Specify whether AutoClean should be enabled. If YES, a relay will be dedicated to this use.

Specify whether you want to use a relay to indicate when the range shifts for the analog output based on Cell 1’s input. (Output scaling is specified in Step 13.) If YES, a relay will be assigned to indicate when the Cell 1 range switch occurs.

Go to the next screen.

1If the system uses a DE option card, no analog outputs are supported by the hardware. The screen will show “DE ENABLED”, instead of displaying output assignments.

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Contents

Rev 3 6/99 CE Conformity Symbol DefinitionsRevision 3 6/99 References AbstractRevision Notes Trademarks Contents Specifications and Model Number Power Wiring Input and Output Wiring Calibration 10-1 11-1 Appendix B TWO-CELL Applications Tables 10-16 Figures Page Multi-function instrument Easy to configureDescription User interface Relays InputOutputs Features Solution Temperature Compensation Watertight corrosion-resistant case +RQH\ZHOO Front panel keys used for all operator tasks Operating the Analyzer/ControllerKeypad Use Key Name Selecting a parameter for edit Editing a parameter numeric value Individual cell display Online DisplaysIntroduction Representative Combined Display Computed value Representative Computed Value Display Clock and AutoClean AutoClean Display Calibration ConfigurationMenu Hierarchy Maintenance Setup Relays assigned during I/O setup Using RelaysConfiguration system minimizes decisions Planning Interactions affecting permitted relay assignments Relay Alarms Only Discrete Control Range Status Available Combinations of Relay Assigments Optional analog outputs for control Deciding on a Control StrategyAll 9782 models can use relays for control Selecting a strategy Setup tasks described in this manual Overview of Installation and Setup TasksOverview of Analyzer/Controller Installation Tasks Sequence Task Conductivity/Resistivity Analyzer/Controller Physical SpecificationsUser Interface Compliance Electrical Model Ranges Operating Conditions Operating ConditionsWide range models Wide Display Ranges 9782C-W0 Outputs Control Temperature CompensationAutoClean Computed Values To 19.99 ppm Model Number Breakdown Instructions Table I Inputs Standard Range Page Topic OverviewWhat’s in this section? See Procedure Unpacking and Preparing Wall- and pipe-mounting MountingPanel-mounting Horizontal Rear Pipe Mounting Case OutlinePanel Cutout 2 Mounting and Dimensions Non-Backlit Display Option 1 Mounting and Dimensions Backlit Display Option 2 Mounting and Dimensions Backlit Display Option Page Power Wiring Wiring for immunity compliance General Wiring Practices for Power WiringSafety precautions Avoid damage to components Power supply voltage and frequency within specs Power Wiring ConsiderationsRecommended wire size Installing Power Wiring Step Procedure for Installing AC Power Wiring Action PE = Protective Earth Ground Page O Setup and System Configuration Powering up the Analyzer/Controller See Accessing the I/O setup and configuration menus I/O Setup and Configuration TasksEase of configuration Purpose of I/O setup System defaults Illustrations Performing I/O Setup Display resolution and unit of measure Procedure for I/O setup configuration is shown in Table Step Screen Procedure for Performing I/O SetupAction Go to I/O Setup Action Display Resolution Resolution LOW Step Screen CAT Action Go to Configuration CAT/RETRANSMISSIONCAT/RETRANSMISSION CAT/RETRANSMISSION Retransmission Cell1 Discrete Control Procedure for Configuring On/Off ControlAction Go to Configuration Discrete Control ON/OFF PFT Procedure for Configuring PFT ControlAction Go to Configuration Discrete Control PFT PFT1 DAT Procedure for Configuring DAT ControlAction Go to Configuration Discrete Control DAT DAT1 Action Go to Configuration Alarms Configuring AlarmsProcedure for Configuring Alarms Alarms Action Go to Configuration Advanced Features Setting the ClockProcedure for Setting the Clock Clock Setup Operator-initiated operation Configuring AutoCleanTimer-initiated operation Auto Clean Procedure for Configuring AutoCleanHold mode Auto Clean Resume Delay Diagnostics Prev Next Computed Value Procedure for Specifying a Computed ValueSelecting a Computed Value to Be Displayed Computed Value Specify the value to be computed Summary of Menu Choices and System Defaults 10 Menu Choices and System Defaults Energize DE-ENERGIZE Configuration alarm deadband Maintenance password Input and Output Wiring Immunity Compliance General Wiring Practices for I/O WiringSafety precaution Cables for locations without interference Shielded wiring for locations with interferenceMm2 Avoiding interference Wiring Analog Inputs and Outputs Cell identification significant to computed value Step Procedure for Installing Analog I/O Wiring Action Relay Terminals Wiring Relays Installation Conductivity/Resistivity Analyzer/Controller Disconnecting RC Arc Suppression Circuits Wiring a Device to the Relay Indicating Output Range Status Interconnections Where R = 250 ohms Page AutoClean Theory and Piping AutoClean Sequence and Piping Rinse sequence Automatic Wash Setup Minimize liquid volume in systemPage Calibration Conductivity/Resistivity Analyzer/Controller Recommendations Recommendations for Successful Measurement and CalibrationSelection and care of cell essential Cell CAL Factor Procedure for Entering Cal FactorEntering the Cal Factor for Each Cell Action Go to Calibration Cell CAL Factor Performing Calibration Trim Conductivity of Potassium Chloride Solutions at 25 CMaterials and procedure Concentration M Go to Calibration CAL Trim C TemperatureCAL Trim Remove CAL Trim C1 Procedure for Removing Calibration Trim ValuesRemoving Calibration Trim Values Action Go to Calibration Remove CAL Trim C1 Out-of range-values forced to closest limit Determining and Entering the TDS Conversion FactorDetermining TDS conversion factor Action Go to Calibration TDS Cvsn Factor C1 Procedure for Entering TDS Conversion FactorTDS Cvsn Factor C1 TDS Cvsn Factor C2Page Diagnostics and Messages System Status Message System Status MessagesRelated to operation of Analyzer/Controller Entering Data Process Alarm Messages Process Alarm MessagesAlarms dependent on configuration Output affected by error On-Line Diagnostics and System Error MessagesOn-Line Diagnostics and System Error Messages Self-tests at 0.5 second intervals Action Go to Maintenance OFF-LINE Functions Off-Line DiagnosticsProcedure For Initiating Display and Keyboard Tests Display and Keyboard Test Keyboard Test Keyboard Test Output Tests OUTPUT/RELAY Test Until case is closed Maintenance 10-2 Output Calibration Required equipment Screen Action Procedure for Calibrating OutputsGo to Maintenance OFF-LINE Functions Output Calibration Saved Until the case is closed Specifying a Tagname or Other Display String Instrument SetupAction Go to Maintenance Instrument Setup Instrument Tagging Product Info Product Info Oooo Go to Maintenance Instrument Setup Screen Contrast Adjusting the Screen ContrastStep Procedure for Adjusting the Screen Contrast Action Screen Contrast Security Entering a Password for SecurityStep Procedure for Entering a Password Screen Action Security Reset Unit Action Go to Maintenance Instrument Setup Reset Unit Example of a Conductivity Loop Action Go to Maintenance Lead Resistance Comp Lead Resistance Comp Location of Power Fuse Replacing the Fuse Step Procedure for Replacing the Fuse Action 10-16 Accessories and Replacement Parts List Part Numbers Part Numbers Extension lead wires up to 1000 ft wide range models Extension lead wires up to 1000 ft standard range modelsExtension lead wires up to 500 ft wide range models Part Number Description Parts Included 11-4 Unacceptable overshoot Adjust effective proportional band widthTreatment takes too long, but no unacceptable overshoot Page Ion Exchange Reverse Osmosis Conductivity/Resistivity/TDS Difference Parts Rinsing Steam Power Measurements Softener Monitoring Specific Conductivity Sample Cell SW1 all positions set to off Location of switchesSW2 settings are dependent on options Table C-1 Microprocessor Board Switch Settings Set cal factor and calibration trim for ideal conditions Calculations for conductivity, resistivity, and TDS Data for Concentration Range Measurements Concentration valuesPage Industrial Automation and Control