CALIBRATION
Step Six
B. Calibration Tools: To target calibrate the switch set points, you will need the appropriate power supply
C. Off Tank Target Calibration: The switch’s relay set points may | |||
be target calibrated OFF the tank or installed ON the tank. Generally, | |||
target calibration is done OFF the tank because it is easier to move the | |||
switch rather than raise or lower the liquid level to the desired relay | |||
set point distances. Locate a flat reflective calibration target such as a | |||
wall. Place the switch perpendicular to the target in the provided | |||
Omega box insert or equivalent | Set Point |
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holder. Alternatively, you may |
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but it is critical that prior to |
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entering any relay set point dis- |
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tances, the product is held | Box | ||
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steady and perpendicular to the |
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target for at least 15 seconds. If |
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calibrating against a wall, it is | Table |
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recommended that the switch be |
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elevated 3’ (1m) off the ground |
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D. Entering the CAL Mode: To enter the CAL mode, you must
first disable the calibration lock out feature. To do so, press and hold the SELECT button down. While holding the SELECT button, slide the RUN/CAL switch LEFT to the CAL position, and then release the SELECT button. At this point, all relay LEDs should be OFF.
Cal. Run
HighLow
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PROGRAMMING
Step Seven
A. Programming a Relay Channel: The relay set points are tar- get calibrated using the appropriate HIGH and/or LOW two key- stroke button sequence at each target distance (D1=distance one, D2 = distance two and D3 = Distance 3) per the following logic.
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1. | High level alarm | |
2. | Low level alarm | |
3. | Out of bounds alarm | |
4. | Automatic fill | |
5. | Automatic empty | |
6. | Duplexing/Alternation | |
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After the second High or Low button
B. Programming a High or Low Level Alarm: After having powered the switch with the appropriate supply voltage, entered the CAL mode, selected a relay channel and erased any previously input set points, follow the below procedure (LOW level alarm instructions are in parenthesis):
1.Stretch the tape measurer out to the appropriate distance in between the switch and target.
2.Position the switch at the desired HIGH (LOW) set point distance defined as the air gap space between the transducer and the target.
Make sure that the switch is stationary and perpendicular to the target before continuing.
3. Press the HIGH (LOW) button | High or Low Level Alarm |
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E. Selecting a Relay Channel: After entering the CAL mode, press the SELECT button once and the Relay 1 LED will turn ON indicating that the channel is now active for set point calibration. Press the SELECT button again until the desired Relay channel becomes active.
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4.Press the HIGH (LOW) button again for the second
5.The Power LED will flash from AMBER to GREEN when the set point has been accepted into memory.
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F. Erasing a Relay Channel: With the exception of new prod-
ucts out of the box, all previously entered relay set points should be erased prior to new programming with the following procedure:
1.Enter CAL mode and SELECT the relay channel to erase.
2.Simultaneously press and hold down both the HIGH and LOW buttons, and then release the buttons.
3.The Relay and Power LEDs will blink in an alternating pattern indicating that the relay set points have been erased.
4.At this point, once the LED becomes solid, you may either
6.Press SELECT to program the next relay channel or slide the RUN/CAL switch RIGHT to exit the CAL mode.
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