Teledyne 2230R Voltage Analog Output Range, 4.3SERIAL COMMUNICATION, Error, Serial, Software

MODEL 2230R, Process Hydrogen Analyzer

The user can change to another current range of the analog output in the field. Please refer to the “I” command in Section 4.3 SERIAL COMMUNICATION.

Below is the table for standard analog output voltage ranges:

Voltage Analog Output Range

0 V to 5 V

1 V to 5 V

0 V to 4 V

0.5 V to 4.5 V

Power-On Self Diagnostic	Error
0 V	5 V
0.5 V	0 V
5 V	4.5 V
0 V	5 V

The user can change to another voltage range of the analog output in the field. Please refer to the “V” command in Section 4.3 SERIAL COMMUNICATION.

WARNING: THE USER CANNOT CHANGE FROM A CURRENT RANGE TO A VOLTAGE RANGE OR FROM A VOLTAGE RANGE TO A CURRENT RANGE OUT IN THE FIELD. THIS REQUIRES A FACTORY MODIFICATION.

4.3SERIAL COMMUNICATION

The user can monitor output and interface with the unit to perform calibration or adjust user settings via the serial communication connector. The serial communication is accomplished via an RS232 (optional RS422) interface.

Serial	Any serial port two-way communications software such as terminal
Communications	emulators (HyperTerminal, Telnet, etc.) and purpose-built software
	(using LabView, Visual Basic, C++, etc.) can be used to establish serial
Software
	communication with the unit.
	RS232 (RS422 optional)
Format and	∙	19200 Baud
Settings	∙	8 bit data
	∙	1 stop bit
	∙	No parity
	∙	Xon/Xoff
	Streaming data is presented in column format. Once serial
	communication is established and the unit is operating in normal
Data Display	mode, data will be displayed in the user specified format. The display
	output options are configured via a serial command as described in the
	following sections (refer to the SERIAL COMMUNICATION COMMANDS,
	FORMAT <fmt>, and OPTIONS <opt> sections). Columnated data
	available are as follows:
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